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Hollywood heavyweights, Oscar-winning artisans light up Day 7 red carpet at SCAD Savannah Film Festival
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) -Day seven of the SCAD Savannah Film Festival brought an electric wave of star power to Broughton Street on Friday, headlined by Hollywood legends, television collaborators, and Oscar-winning craftsmen. Fans carrying memorabilia and movie collectibles lined the sidewalks outside the historic Trustees Theater, erupting into cheers as...
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Seniors visit National Museum of the Mighty Eighth Air Force
POOLER, Ga. — Seniors from Honea Path First Baptist Church drove to Pooler on Oct. 20 to visit the National Museum of the Mighty Eighth Air Force. The museum featured a variety of exhibits, which focused primarily on the men and women who served in the 8th Air Force in World War II. There were also several restored aircraft, including a B-17 bomber, an F-4 Phantom and a MiG-17A.
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Artisans Break Down the Tricks and Treats of Designing a Trojan Horse at SCAD Savannah Film Festival
As part of the SCAD Savannah Film Festival , IndieWire’s Future of Filmmaking team presents “Behind Their Lens,” a series of panel discussions with some of the most exciting artisans, directors, and producers of 2026. On the artisans panel, “ The Odyssey ” production designer Ruth de Jong, “Paper Tiger” and “ I Play Rocky ” costume designer Amy Roth, and “ Disclosure Day ” editor Sarah Broshar spoke to students and guests about their process and approaches towards each of their particular corners of the giant puzzle that is putting a film together. Ruth Madeley Never Thought Acting Was an Option -- Now, She's Playing a Disability Rights Legend in 'Being Heumann' But there was one thing that united all of them, across their different creative disciplines, and that was the importance of (sometimes quite literally) climbing hilltops to create a sense of authentic surprise. If a costume designer can delight a director without being asked for something specific, then the movie is alive. If the editor’s intuitive sense of rhythm is working in harmony with the footage that’s been shot, then in a lot of respects the film is showing the post team what it wants to be.