Intrigued yet intimidated by film arts, I began attending the Manhattan Short Film Festival in 2006. I became addicted to film shorts and consequently independent films. I appreciate the short format because of my limited attention span. In two hours, I am able to view and experience 10 different artistic "voices." It shouldn't be a surprise that the opportunity inspires me and I commend the artists for the commitment it takes to produce something of this nature. Inspiration. Concept. Execution. When I look at a blank sheet of paper, I face a similar dilemma. How do I shape and mold a creative spark and present it in a form that is accessible to the viewer. There is something poetic about experiencing it in a different genre that makes it more direct and understandable…
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