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Written by Noralil Ryan Fores
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Monday, 14 July 2008 |
This past Saturday afternoon filmmaker and prolific film blogger Sujewa Ekanayake and his novelist girlfriend Amanda Roy Haynes find themselves at the doorstep of my condominium.
For the last several weeks, Ekanayake has been interviewing East Coast film bloggers for the aptly named feature documentary The Indie Film Bloggers: A Portrait of a Community. I'm the fifth in his line of blogites behind Chuck Tryon, Brandon Harris, Tambay Obenson and Brian Geldin; also the first female of the set, a fact which he tells me will soon be amended.
In the following podcast interview, Ekanayake and I speak about the progress of the documentary, the cultivation of cinematic taste and his response to an Indywood falling sky.
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Noralil Ryan Fores |
| About the author: |
| Editor. A perpetual wanderer both literally and metaphorically, Noralil Ryan Fores grew up in a theater with an acting teacher for a mother and a professional videographer for a father. Right in line with her upbringing, she went on to study in the film program at Florida State University then jumped ship to grab a graduate degree in Magazine, Newspaper and Online Journalism from Syracuse University's S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications. She has interned for South Florida's City Link Magazine and served as an editorial assistant for MovieMaker Magazine. Currently, she lives and writes from Atlanta. |
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