Emily Carmichael is the next great writer-director of the kind of movies I love. Her ability to find warmth and humanity in genre storytelling is a superpower in itself.”
what we are seeing here is the emergence of a unique voice in american cinema; a new, great, fantasy comedienne.
…brings awkward perfection to a tenuous, star cross’d love while treating their courtship as both realistic and epic. A clever blend of rudeness and romance.
Eon, the TV series based on the feature script, will attend Independent Film Week: IFP Announces Full Slate For Independent Film Week Project Forums | Deadline.
Emily Carmichael’s feature script ARROW has been named as a Quarterfinalist for the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Nicholl Fellowship.
ARTS What’s On TV Sunday By KATHRYN SHATTUCKJUNE 28, 2015 9 P.M. (AMC) HUMANS Gemma Chan, above, stars as Anita, an exquisite specimen of artificial intelligence, or “synth” — one of the must-own gadgets populating a present-day London in a parallel universe — who has been purchased…
The Reagans and Sex Parties: Recapping Female Sexual Fantasies in Film | Filmmaker Magazine.
Happy to be the first ever repeat guest on Breakfast Quest, Nick Amadeus and Lars Casteen’s podcast about obscure or forgotten kid’s shows. This episode: BRAVE STAR.
“Every once in a while, a love story comes and blows you away. “
Cereal Prize is a pop culture website which I think is just run entirely by Topher Grace, on his own, ravenously scouring the internet for amusing things. Here is what that might look like. ‘RPG OKC’ by Emily Carmichael – Cereal Prize.
This is my first appearance on Breakfast Quest, Nick Amadeus and Lars Casteen’s podcast dealing with obscure (in this case, not so obscure) and forgotten kids’ shows.
Monday Short: Double Feature! ‘RPG OKC’ & ‘Fool Me Once’ | Tribeca.
Those exposed to some of the great animated shorts playing the festival circuit in 2013 knows that there were plenty of finer entries: My favorite among the ones not nominated was the delightful “RPG OKC,” but the apocalyptic “The Event” also deserves singling out.
