With projects such as ‘Juno’, ‘Blockers’ and ‘The Angriest Man in Brooklyn’, Grammy winning composer Mateo Messina has built a highly impressive collection of work. Lift Off spoke with him to hear about his influences, how he got involved with the recently released laugh-out loud comedy ‘Blockers’, and his advice for any aspiring composers. Interview […]
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With projects such as ‘American Honey’ to “The Perks Of Being a Wallflower’, Alex Bovaird has obtained a notable collection of work as a successful costume designer. Lift-Off looked to her to find out how her career began, the inspiration behind the costumes in the recent film ‘Thoroughbreds’, and her advice for any aspiring costume designers […]
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Many thanks to everyone who participated in this year’s Tokyo Lift-Off Film Festival. It was great to see so many filmmakers and film enthusiasts filling the screenings in support of both local and international indie films. The judges’ votes have been counted and added to the audience’s feedback. Huge congratulations to the filmmakers who screened […]
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After a huge number of submissions for Tokyo Lift-Off Film Festival, here are the 5 screenplays officially selected to go forward onto the Community platform. Congratulations all! In order to read the screenplays, sign up to the Lift-Off Community here: The Angel Rainbow Car Wash – Tom Rossi SYNOPSIS: Former blues musician, James Carver, is alone, […]
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Brazilian-American Filmmaker Aline Pimentel’s short documentary “The Human Face” follows Oscar-winning artist Kazuhiro Tsuji, who gives meaning to his own life by giving meaning to each and every mark on his sculptures. Experiencing what is behind every wrinkle of time on the human face transforms a superficial mask into a window to the soul. After winning […]
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