Urk, the documentary film by Andrew Berends, is a focus of storytellerinc Storyteller Productions. LifeSize Entertainment represents the film Urk.

Reviews by Andrew Wickliffe. Includes silent movies, avant-garde titles and foreign films.

Absurdly comic and totally unpredictable, Lost Contact is also a tour de force in no budget filmmaking. Andrew POM Crawford grew up in Singapore, New Zealand and Australia before returning to the U.K. in 1987. Trained as a musician, he began writing screenplays about four years ago. He has written five feature length screenplays.

Reviews of the movie Shrek, starring Mike Myers and Eddie Murphy and directed by Andrew Adamson

Low budget filmmaking group specialising in short films.

Films he's written scripts for, with information and trivia.

Original music for broadcast and multimedia professionals. Hear the music for the film, WWIII, composed by Andrew Turits.

andrew david daniels - film music composition, orchestration and production. Site features mp3 demos of current score projects and demos of music for film. andrew david daniels. andy daniels.

When New Zealand director-writer-producer Peter Jackson (Heavenly Creatures, The Frighteners) first took on the daunting task of making a film of J.R.R. Tolkien’s epic fantasy The Lord of the Rings, he says he tried to keep a simple vision foremost in his mind — “to make a film I’d enjoy seeing myself.” The result is not only the biggest (three films shot back-to-back in New Zealand over 18 months, with another three years spent on post), the longest (each is some three hours long), and the most expensive (around $300 million) fantasy-adventure project ever created, but a triumphant adaptation of The Lord of the Rings. Here, Jackson talks about making the trilogy, working with DP Andrew Lesnie, and some of the groundbreaking effects in the final film in the trilogy, The Return of the King. We also talked with producer Barrie Osborne and Richard Taylor of Weta Digital, the New Zealand-based visual effects house that created some 1500 digital shots for the final film.

The Matrix Reloaded - review of science fiction thriller sequel: