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Caroline Nelson
To keep it simple, I live and breathe for movies. Movies changed my life starting at the young, ripe age of five thanks to Edward Scissor Hands; I loved the fairy tale of it all.  I love the visual aspect of storytelling and being able to connect and experience the story with the characters.  One day I hope to get to film some of my own stories... I am a graduate from Baylor University with a Bachelor of Arts in Religion and Art History.  I hold two certificates in Radio/Television/Film: Production Management and Production Technology.  As for my role with the website, I film and edit interviews and red carpet premieres for your viewing pleasure. And as for my personal life, I enjoy roller blading, the magic of movies, and a good strong drink.

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  • Jason Steadman: Best Worst Movie (Interviews)
    In 1990, Jason Steadman got his dream role in Troll 2, a low budget horror film that was being shot in a small town in Utah. This role was supposed to make him famous, a real chance to become a star! Little did he know that within a short few months, that small indie film would become the unanimous 'Worst Film of All Time.' For years Steadman ignored the film, hoping the world would forget about it all. But as time passed, a cult following was unearthed; one so large that it warranted its very own documentary, effectively titled Best Worst Movie.
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  • Filmmakers of Pelada: Pelada (Interviews)
    Soccer is the world's sport, but away from the green fields and bright lights, there is a universal form of the sport in it's purest form: the pick-up game. Every day, in almost every country, people take to the pitch. Former college soccer stars Luke and Gwendolyn take an epic journey around the globe to explore the art of the pick-up game in 25 different nations. Along the way, they learn about both the game as well as themselves.
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  • Director and Producers of Citizen Architect: Citizen Architect (Interviews)
    What if architecture was socially-minded? What if it really could make the world a better place by improving the lives of individuals in a community? The late architect, Samuel Mockbee, acted on these ideas to create Auburn University's Rural Studio, a program aimed at teaching students while improving an impoverished Alabama community.
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  • Gregory Kallenberg: Director of Haynesville (Interviews)
    Have you always assumed that not much was going on in Louisiana or East Texas? I mean, I’m from East Texas, and I have always been sure of that fact….until now. Some 12,000 meters below the ground in northwestern Louisiana, crossing the border into Texas, lies a natural gas shale –the nation’s largest- that now provides a LOT of energy, cleaner energy. It is well known now that we are quickly burning through all of our fossil fuels, which are non-renewable, yet we are not prepared to depend solely on things like wind and solar energy.
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  • Kim Fowley: Discovered Original 'Runaways' (Interviews)
    In terms of the real 'Runaways,' Kim Fowley was as pivotal to their success as the parents who banned their music. He was the iconic producer in his day, and still writes and preforms to this day. We were fortunate enough to get a few moments alone (yes, we took the risk), with Kim before the film screened at SXSW, and I must say that he is by far the most interesting interview I have ever done.
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  • Get Low Red Carpet at SXSW (Interviews)
    Robert Duvall. Bill Murray. Sissy Spacek. To a true movie fan, knowing that you were going to get to see one of them light up the screen would be a great treat. Hearing that all three would be acting together in the same film - now that is something worth celebrating.
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