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Thanks for stopping by There are hors d'oeuvres on the table Be careful of the calamari You know what they say about calamari Anyway Good to see you again or for the first time ever Perhaps you are wondering (or not) Why you are here Not existentially but just for fun Well I can help The question on the table (beside the calamari) is: What is a Matt Minnicino Is it rare? Is it expensive? Is it legal? Is it a frequent cause of allergic reactions? 'What about my diet' (you may wonder) Well the Dictionary offers the following: |
1. (adv.) very like a whale 2. (n.) constantly risking absurdity and death when he performs over the heads of his audience 3. (n) a writer [mostly]; a performer [sometimes]; a teacher [when he can be] 3 (a). a storyteller [always] |
what(s) new!
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what's old? what's in between? if you wanted the answers to all these questions (and more) well you've come to the right place hail mary developed with Anna Stefanic and Levi Wilkinson is available on The Internet WATCH IT (if you want) tape developed with McLean Peterson, is in the festival circuit some cool selections + awards: New York City Horror Film Festival, New York Short Film Festival, Film Shortage, International Horror Hotel Film Festival, Roosevelt Island Film Festival, Dumbo Film Festival: Semi-Finalist, Scream Queen Film Festival: Honorable Mention, Int'l Horror Hotel Film Festival: 3rd Place can you hear the sea? (S&M Prods, dir. Sarah White) and only the dead (Maid & Prince, dir. Audra Bryant) are both in the festival circuit other film things | pre-production friend hug dir. Kayla Hopkins, written with Amanda Centeno whispr dir. Felicia Lobo, feat. Sabina Friedman-Seitz little things dir. Claire Jamison other film things | post-production you are full of grief developed with Christian Paxton + Eric Richardson kill yourself developed with Em Whitworth sinners all developed with Eli Lynn mine with Olivia Rose Barresi + Erin Noll, dir. Dan Hasse & some theatre too three sisters (the version Matt did) is being produced by Brooklyn College's MFA Program in NYC in Fall 2024, dir. the wonderful Molly Shayna Cohen getting a fancy (!) premiere in Ireland in 2025 stay tuned enjoying hot goo summer i am become goo |