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Fan Film Podcast, Spout.Com Turn Tables on Clive

January 14th, 2009 | Posted in Amazon, Author, Books, Comic Books, Continuum Books, Education, Fan Film, Filmmaking, Homemade Hollywood, Mainstream Media, News, Publishing, Review, Superheroes, Writing

I’ve interviewed plenty of people here on Fan Cinema Today about their fan films, even more of them for my fan film book, Homemade Hollywood, and heck, I also interview folks for my day job. So it was a weird—and fun—experience to be on the other side o’ the mic for once (or twice!) when [...]

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FCT Roadtrip Report: Mass Bay Film Project

October 31st, 2008 | Posted in Analysis, Author, Batman, Books, Continuum Books, DC Comics, Dan Poole, Education, Fan Film, Filmmaking, Hardware Wars, History, Homemade Hollywood, Indiana Jones, James Bond, Mainstream Media, News, Public Screening, Raiders of the Lost Ark, Spider-Man, Star Wars, Superheroes, Superman, The Green Goblin's Last Stand, Video Games

Wednesday, I flew up to Gloucester, MA to run a night of fan films and discussion of the history of fan films, and it went pretty well. Rob Newton, head of the Mass Bay Film Project, hosted; the evening was part of his organization’s current ’60 Films in 33 Days’ festival, kicking off its current [...]

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Horror Fan Films: Freddy, Jason, Evil Dead!

October 23rd, 2008 | Posted in Fan Film, Filmmaking, News

I don’t cover a lot of horror fan films here, in part ’cause I suspect that a lot of my readers may be of a tender, impressionable age—so let’s screw ‘em up. Throwing caution to the wind, in honor of Halloween coming up, let’s cover a few fan films that lean towards the bloodier side [...]

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September 9th, 2008 | Posted in Analysis, Author, Blinky Productions, Comic Books, Dan Poole, Education, Fan Film, Filmmaking, Gray Areas, History, Homemade Hollywood, Mainstream Media, Public Screening, Star Wars, Superheroes,

Way back in the Dark Ages—OK, April—I hosted a panel of some of the brightest stars in the fan film universe at the New York Comic Con. We got nearly 300 people in audience for the event, and despite technical glitches, it went so well that I was inspired to bring this blog back from [...]

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New York Comic Con 2008 Fan Film Panel Wrap-Up

April 21st, 2008 | Posted in Analysis, Author, Blinky Productions, Books, Comic Books, Continuum Books, Dan Poole, Education, Fan Film, History, Homemade Hollywood, Iron Fist, Mainstream Media, News, Public Screening, Publishing, Review, Star Wars, Superheroes, The Green Goblin's Last Stand, Uncategorized, Writing

This was my third visit to the New York Comic Con, which, gee, is in its third year. As always, it was a blast. All of New York City decided to fly its proverbial freak flag and jam into the Javits Center. I read that they were expecting 60,000 people this weekend, and I think [...]

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BIG FAN FILM Panel at NY Comic Con This Weekend!

April 14th, 2008 | Posted in Analysis, Author, Blinky Productions, Books, Comic Books, Continuum Books, Dan Poole, Education, Fan Film, Gray Areas, History, Homemade Hollywood, Iron Fist, Mainstream Media, Monster Movies, News, Public Screening, Publishing, Review, Spider-Man, Star Wars, Superheroes, Tawnya Manion, The Green Goblin's Last Stand, Writing,

Going to New York Comic Con in New York City this coming weekend? Make sure you check out the fan film panel! I set this up a while back and roped in a bunch of folks–it’s a real ‘who’s who’ of the East Coast fan film world. In fact, the only drawback is that halfway [...]

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HOMEMADE HOLLYWOOD!

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the first book about fan films, was written by the editor of this blog. If you like Fan Cinema Today, you'll LOVE the book!

"A loving, exhaustive history of the fan-film…this book's a real treasure, an inspiration."---Cory Doctorow

"Part celebration, part scholarly history, Clive Young's homage to fan-made flicks is a passionate, persuasive exercise in balance."---Total Film

"Young's account is intelligent and partisan."---Times Literary Supplement (London)

"Riveting!...Grade: A"
--Adam-Troy Castro,
SciFi Channel Magazine

"The writing is lively; the storytelling engaging…As someone who has been researching fan culture off and on for more than 20 years, I learned something on almost every page.”--Dr. Henry Jenkins, Director, MIT Comparative Media Studies Program

"Terrific…. The cool, revealing tales…make Clive Young's book, Homemade Hollywood, an absolute pleasure to read. If you're interested in fan movies, or the subterranean world of Hollywood, it's a must-read."
--Annalee Newitz, io9.Com

"Young brings the rigors of a scholar and the Inside Baseball of a fan to this well-researched and -written survey…. A fascinating chronicle of how [fan film] culture came to be.”--PopMatters.Com

"A thoroughly entertaining read that should be required reading for teenagers who claim there’s absolutely nothing cool to do in their town."--FilmFetish.Com

"I just loved the hell out of this book...It’s a fun, jaunty, well-organized retrospective [with] a breezy-yet-very knowledgeable style which is entertaining without being showy."--Republibot.Com

"A pretty fascinating read, one that balances scholarship with entertainment value." --Twitch.Com

"Clive Young has put together a really nice history of fan films."--Kevin Kelly, Spout.Com

"Clive Young has researched the heck out of this topic and written an entertaining, fact-filled book to boot. A must for the geek in all of us." --, James Bond and Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell novelist.

"He knocked this book out of the park...I had a hard time putting Homemade Hollywood down."--ComicBookBin.Com

"Homemade Hollywood appeals not just to the fanboy, but also to those who enjoy good books about filmmaking."--Comic Related

"It is an amazingly inspirational book for filmmakers. In fact, in my opinion, it ties for best inspirational read with Rebels on the Backlot." --MicroFilmmaker

"Clive Young's book does a great job putting together the unknown history of fan films…I never got to make a fan film, but after reading Homemade Hollywood, I wish I had." --RetroThing.Com

"I bought a copy and read it in two days, then bought a second copy to send to a family member. For anyone who is interested in fan films or just loves filmmaking, this is a must read.”--Phase II eMagazine
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Fan Film Podcast, Spout.Com Turn Tables on Clive

FCT Roadtrip Report: Mass Bay Film Project

Horror Fan Films: Freddy, Jason, Evil Dead!

New York Comic Con 2008 Fan Film Panel Wrap-Up

BIG FAN FILM Panel at NY Comic Con This Weekend!

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