I had the opportunity to chat with Deragh Campbell about her upcoming films, Anne at 13,000 Ft. and Please Speak Continuously and Describe Your Experiences as They Come to You, screening at the Toronto International Film Festival. Campbell has been part of the world of showbusiness since a very young age and this shows in the tremendous amount of diverse work she has done. Check out what she had to say about her TIFF features as well as some other amazing moments from in front of and behind the camera. Continue reading “Interview with Deragh Campbell from @kleffnotes”

I had the chance to chat with Victoria Dunsmore, who will be starring as Ashley in the Toronto International Film Festival features, The Last Porno Show. She has been acting from a young age and this project emphasizes all of the work she has done. Thank you to her for answer all of my questions and sharing a bit about herself in this virtual interview. Continue reading “Interview with Victoria Dunsmore from @kleffnotes”

I had the chance to talk with Karen Moore, who is making her directorial debut at the Toronto International Film Festival this year with Volcano. This short is set in a Toronto area tiki bar and focuses on two friends. If you are at TIFF this year it is definitely something to check out. We also chatted about some of her previous short film work and a bit about her work on television. Thank you again to Karen Moore for answering all of my questions. Continue reading “Interview with Karen Moore from @kleffnotes”

I had the opportunity to ask the Josh Covitt and Michael Feld, the creators behind 40 Minutes Over Maui. I dropped my review of the short film earlier today and thought this made for the perfect follow-up to help readers get a better idea of the story and what inspired it. Covitt and Feld recently showed their film at the LA Shorts Festival. Thank you so much to both of them for their great responses. Continue reading “Interview with Josh Covitt and Michael Feld from @kleffnotes”

Filmmaker Nicole Conn will be premiering her new feature film, More Beautiful for Having Been Broken, at Frameline 2019 on June 30th. Many may remember her from her previous work, Elena Undone and A Perfect Ending, both of which were crucial in the realm of lesbian media. This new work is focused on her own life and was inspired by her son Nicholas. More Beautiful for Having Been Broken is a piece that speaks to beauty that can come out of the broken. I spoke with her about this movie and her previous work in her interview and appreciate her candor in answering my questions. Continue reading “Interview with Nicole Conn from @kleffnotes”