Making Movies in Flyover Country

This is the blog of Texas filmmaker and Baylor University professor Chris Hansen. I discuss filmmaking and screenwriting issues on here, as well as pretty much anything else that strikes me. "Flyover Country," by the way, is Hollywood's affectionate name for any part of the U.S. that is NOT L.A. or New York. I am made of win with a side of awesome sauce. Or so I've been told.

Monday, April 12, 2010

Waco director's film to debut at Seattle independent film fest | Wacotrib.com

Just sharing some local publicity for Endings:

Waco director's film to debut at Seattle independent film fest | Wacotrib.com

posted by Chris Hansen at 12:26 PM 0 comments

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Name: Chris Hansen
Location: Waco, Texas, United States

I'm Chris Hansen, a filmmaker and film/screenwriting professor in the Waco, Texas area (Baylor University). Member, Independent Writers Caucus (WGA-west)

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"While there is talk that independent cinema has lost its vitality, Hansen shows that funny and intelligent films can be made without the assistance of big studios. Though it has some glitches, the film has all the ingredients of a great film. With memorable lines, strong characters and an unbelievable story this will no doubt find a cult following." -- PopMatters.com

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