The Man Behind The Interviews: Why Hollywood is Paying Attention

I came to learn about Ward W. Bond during a conversation with some filmmakers at one of the film festivals last Fall. Normally, conversations would center around their films or talking about other filmmakers, but not this time. I asked, “Who is he? Is he a director, which film is his, etc.” They proceeded to tell me they were talking about promoting their films and which media outlets were the best when it came to film. Ward W. Bond’s name was the only one these filmmakers talked about and I asked why is he so special?

Read More

Sci-Fi Thriller “Roswell Delirium” In-Depth Interview with Director Richard Bakewell

“ROSWELL DELIRIUM” turns back the clock and revisits the 1980s from the perspective of a young woman who believes she has contacted aliens who can help cure the after effects of nuclear disaster. Set in an alternate timeline where the US and USSR exchanged nuclear attacks in 1986, this fantasy-drama from writer-director Richard Bakewell features a cast…

Read More

UPDATED: Ninety-Five Senses Review and Interview with Producer Miles David Romney

It’s easy to get lost in nostalgia at the opening of this wonderfully animated short film by Jared and Jerusha Hess. It instantly reminded me of some of the early short animations showcased on programs like Sesame Street or 3-2-1 Contact in the early 80’s. In an afternoon home from school, suffering from another bought of bronchial asthma or…

Read More

UPDATED: The Oscar Nominated Gut Punch: RED, WHITE & BLUE’s Director Nazrin Choudhury

The Oscar-nominated live action short film by director Nazrin Choudhury is a masterpiece. She took one of the most divisive topics in America today and single-handedly threw a wrench in the middle of it. A haunting, gut punching film that deserves your eyes. Academy members need to watch this film and immersed themselves into the…

Read More

Still Rolling Inside the Hollywood Dream Factory

Dwight Little has directed studio movies for Warner Brothers, 20th Century Fox, and Columbia Pictures, and has also directed multiple independent movies with wide theatrical release. He has also directed three prime time television movies and 90 hours of Network series television.  Dwight’s new memoir, Still Rolling: Inside the Hollywood Dream Factory, as he takes…

Read More

Oscar® qualified IN THE SHADOW OF THE CYPRESS Co-Directed by Hossein Molayemi and Shirin Sohani: THE INTERVIEW

Written by Ward W. Bond December 7, 2024 BOC: Where did you get the story idea for your animated short film?  Hossein Molayemi and Shirin Sohani: Well, Our animated short film evolved over our numerous two-person sessions during about a year. At first, we just wanted to narrate a story about a parent and their…

Read More

Film Music Composer John Koutselinis Talks about the Art of the Music Film Score

Award-winning film music composer John Koutselinis has composed high-quality film scores with notable collaborations such as Gary Kurtz (Star Wars IV & V), Brian Presley (The Great Alaskan Race), Harry & George Kirby (Accident Man: Hitman’s Holiday), Steve Stone (Entity), Danny Wilson (Nephilim), David Levy (Concept Designer – Avatar 2 & 3, The Rise of…

Read More