Little Memory Loss: Blackout – Jeremy Shattuck
Blackout follows the story of Harley Roberts (Timothy Woodward Jr.), a young, successful lawyer with everything to lose. Roberts has just made junior partner at his […]
Articles by Jeremy Shattuck
Filmmaking in New Mexico – Balancing Art & Capitalism – Infrastructure and Necessity
As a hungry but not quite ravenous artist and filmmaker, I circumvent notions of decency and decadence. I ache for the presumed romantic, free-flowing lifestyle […]
Snow on Tha Bluff – One Confusing and Interesting Ride
Love or hate it, Damon Russell’s Snow on Tha Bluff  is a captivating film that questions the notions of documentary and fiction. Part documentary, part drama, […]
Good Times at The Albuquerque Film and Media Experience – Hip and Trippy
It’s been a while since I have been this exhausted. Perhaps it’s age catching up with me or that I have been hiding behind my […]
The Venture Bros Season 5 Blasts Off – Hip and Trippy
The long awaited 5th season of The Venture Bros. comes as a breath of fresh, minty air to an otherwise slightly-sour taste left by season […]
Blurb: ¡Cine MagnÃfico! Albuquerque’s Latino Film Festival
Come support a great new film festival. Check out ¡Cine MagnÃfico! Albuquerque’s Latino Film Festival (May 30-June 2). The festival kicks off tomorrow with Blancanieves (Snow […]
The Albuquerque Film and Media Experience (AFME)
An interactive and unique experience in and around Route 66 At Hip and Trippy, we are not particularly star obsessed or deluded by big business, […]
Dark Maters Film Festival Hits Burque Tomorrow
Press Release for THE DARK MATTERS FILM FESTIVAL FESTIVAL PREMIERES IN ALBUQUERQUE, MAY 16-19, 2013 “Get ready to embrace the Darkness. Albuquerque is about to play host to […]
Stewart Lyons from Breaking Bad – Kimo Theatre
The Q&A with Breaking Bad production manager Stewart Lyons was highly entertaining and educational. Having only seen Lyons previously in a video about Scenechronize, his discussion was a breath […]
The Value of Poverty: Charles Chaplin’s Modern Times and Sturges’ Sullivan’s Travels
This article explores the representation of poverty in Charles Chaplin’s Modern Times (1936) and Preston Sturges’ Sullivan’s Travels (1941).