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2018 Independent Filmmakers Showcase IFS Film Festival "Best Feature Documentary" award!
The Process Official Website - Available on DVD and Blu-ray
The Process Instagram
The Process Documentary Facebook
"The Process," a documentary film that takes the audience for an inside, behind the scenes look of world-renowned acting, directing coach, and author, Larry Moss. The film follows Moss working with a young director and his actors, through a rehearsal process that will elicit a richer comedic performance by exploring the subtext of gifted comedic writers. The film also features an appearance by writer, producer, director James L. Brooks. Moderated by USC Cinematic Arts Professor, producer, director, Barnet Kellman and there is a special clip shown with Mel Brooks and Tracey Ullman from The Tracey Ullman Show, plus special bonus material.
More info: "The Process" |
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"The Process," a documentary film that takes the audience for an inside, behind the scenes look of world-renowned acting, directing coach, and author, Larry Moss. The film follows Moss working with a young director and his actors, through a rehearsal process that will elicit a richer comedic performance by exploring the subtext of gifted comedic writers. The film also features an appearance by writer, producer, director James L. Brooks. Moderated by USC Cinematic Arts Professor, producer, director, Barnet Kellman and there is a special clip shown with Mel Brooks and Tracey Ullman from The Tracey Ullman Show, plus special bonus material.
More info: "The Process" |
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Hare’s luminously beautiful and wildly truthful SKYLIGHT is deeply and
truly about people... It is a fascinating play (that) tears at the
heart...
- New York Post
Some plays dissolve with time. David Hare’s SKYLIGHT actually seems to have got richer since its premiere in 1995.
- Michael Billington, The Guardian
Tickets: SkylightTO.com |
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Brilliantly directed by Larry Moss, whose deep understanding of
this most complex material generated hair-raising, mesmerizing
performances from his very talented cast, backed up by an excellent
production design crew...
- Beverly Cohn, editor of LA Splash
Read Ms. Cohn's full review here
Intense, riveting… This production of 'In A Dark Dark House' is theater at its best!
- BroadwayWorld
...this production of one of Neil LaBute's most emotionally raw works is confident and compelling.
- Hollywood Reporter
"Dark House's" gripping two hours at the Matrix benefits from
clear visual realization and the all-pro cast’s confident navigation of
the play's language, ideas and emotions.
- ArtsMeme |
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Steven Stanley of Stage Scene LA
named Holding the Man
as one of the "best of the best"
of Los Angeles theater
productions in 2014.
www.holdingtheman.us
"A deeply personal story of the heart... rock solid performances... nuanced direction"
- LA Times
"The entire cast is terrific in this true-life love story. Tommy
Murphy's adaptation of Timothy Conigrave's book as directed by Larry
Moss is superbly presented by the Australian Theatre Company. It is one
of our FEATURED events.GO!"
– Performing Arts LIVE
"WOW!... as imaginatively staged as it is brilliantly performed"
- Stage Scene LA
"Gripping… a remarkable love story... will deeply affect gay and straight audiences alike."
- Life In LA
"A sure-footed start for [ATC's] promising company... excellent work"
- Cultural Weekly |
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For more information visit: wheneverythingwaspossible.com
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MFI Summer Program
July 20-27, 2012
Manhattan Film Institute is proud to announce their extraordinary
Summer Program for Actors, Directors, and Writers on the idyllic North
Fork of Long Island.
Come join this world-class faculty of professionals as they provide
the environment, expertise, and focus to elevate and refine your craft.
Does an entire week long retreat with Larry Moss sound appealing? Or
an entire week of writing with Chazz Palminteri? Living and working in
idyllic surroundings without life's daily distractions?
Or how about two whole weeks as a director or actor – working
together to create an original short film from beginning to end – and
then screening it at the Greenport Cinema Theatre before leaving with a
copy of your film?
If any of this peaks your curiosity then by all means check out the flyer and go to the website: www.manhattanfilminstitute.com
Act now as there is limited space. |
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"Runt of the Litter"
Currently on a 50 City National Tour,
The New York Times named Runt of the Litter, "One of the Most Powerful
Plays in the last decade.”
Written and Performed by Bo Eason
Directed by Larry Moss
Check the Video Gallery for more. |
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"Beast on the Moon"
In 1921, an Armenian
mail-order bride is shipped to Milwaukee to begin a new life with her
photographer husband. Both yearn to emerge from the dark shadows of the
Armenian holocaust.
Written Richard Kalinoski
Directed by Larry Moss |
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"Who Is Floyd Stearn?"
is the question that Michael Raynor asked himself for over 20 years.
Originally developed with master storyteller-teacher, Mark Travis. It
premiered for critics in the prestigious Assembly Rooms at The Edinburgh
Theater Festival, and later opened The Edgmare Center For The Arts’
Kaleidoscope Festival in Santa Monica under Larry Moss’s direction.
Learn More at michaelraynorproductions.com |
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"JAM - Just Another Man"
(formally know as Breathe) is Clint Holmes' highly acclaimed Broadway-targeted, autobiographical musical.
This exciting new production previewed to enthusiastic audiences at the Judy Bayley Theater at UNLV in June 2007.
Learn More at: clintholmes.com
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"R.F.K."
Most anyone can predict the final scene of Jack Holmes' one-man
staging of the last days of Bobby Kennedy, but the inevitable
assassination is the only nod to the expected in "R.F.K." The play
hurtles through the theater with surprising force, expanding the
well-known facts of a politician's life into a stirring metaphor for the
struggle to believe in governments and leaders.
Variety Review |
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"The Syringa Tree"
A deeply personal story of an abiding
love between two families - one white, one black -and the two children
that are born into their shared South African household in the early
1960s.
Learn more at syringatree.com |
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