Film in Minnesota

Leon Hiland is an actor from Minnesota he talks about his career to this point, along with his aspirations of joining SAG-AFTRA as well as his acting career in general.  We discuss some of his previous roles and excitement for making films in Minnesota. 

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Cezara Munteanu is an actress from Romania and we get to discuss her history with acting in Europe and her experiences as a world traveler.

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We go over the list of what we have watched for movies, shows, and specials. We hope you get some ideas of what to watch after the Oscars.  What are you watching right now?

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It's our 96th Oscars predictions episode. Get ready for opinions, favorites, and some snubs. This year we have special guest Becca Mayo joining us again to make picks. Find out which films we think should win and what is likely to win in our opinions. 

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Keely is not your typical producer. Her passion goes beyond creating remarkable content; she's on a mission to transform the industry itself. With a visionary mindset, Keely founded Polished Perception, Friday Night Pictures, Film Finance Management and most recently the Yulla Film Fund, all driven by her belief in abundance and collaboration over competition. She's breaking barriers by inspiring others to work harmoniously and fostering a sense of unity within the media landscape. As a dynamic force, Keely has produced an impressive array of feature films and episodics that resonate with audiences. Her recent credits include Stalked by Her Stepsister and Her Deadly Letters on the Lifetime Movie Network, and most recently the faith-based feature, His Name is Michael. Keely currently has a slate under the Yulla Film Fund as an Executive Producer including the titles The Cast Members with Jonathan Banks, Frankie Munoz, Brenna D'Amico and Jonathan Lipnicki; Shuteye starring Hailey Duff and Doug E Jones; along with titles Rocket Girl, Pierce the Veil, and The Imperial. Beyond her creative pursuits, Keely brings specialized expertise in film finance management, accounting, tax incentives, and negotiation. 

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Don't Worry Darling it's AI in Film.  A Rehana rant or rave of Don't Worry Darling and AI in film, and what that will mean with the new contracts for WGA & SAG-AFTRA with some of the things to expect.

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This week we discuss Awards Season, our predictions for the Oscar nominations, and the latest Golden Globes results. We also discuss what awards mean to film in general, especially locally.

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Season 7: 2023 Year in Review

We review our full year and the major highlights of what we did throughout 2023. 

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Leonard Searcy is an actor and filmmaker. We discuss his origins and how he made it to running a business and hosting "The Mixer" and "The Remix" events working to connect to make the film industry more equitable and accessible for underrepresented communities.

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Chika Chan is an actor originating from Japan.  We learn more about her passion for film and what kind of roles she has and wants to take on here in Minnesota.  She has recently appeared in a short film "The Part We Keep" and was part of "Kyber Run" fan film this past summer and much more.

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Ebony Ramquist has had an amazing year beginning her journey as a film actor. Hear all about her beginnings and her meteoric rise in the local film scene.  Find out what she has been up to in the past year and what is next for her. 

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Justen Jones is an actor from Minnesota and has done countless amazing films in his career to this point including many of which were already featured on the podcast previously. 

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We dive into the world of fan films again, this time with Silver Surfer.  We talked to the filmmakers (Steven Young, CJ Renner, Connor Sell) and what went into the process of making the film in detail along with their enthusiasm for the comic books.

Also, what do Waterworld, Zazie Beetz, and Zendaya have to do with this episode?

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This week we have Andrew Stecker joining us.  Andrew has been an actor, an AD, and a filmmaker.  He has helped out on many local films and has been able to create his own films for competitions like Z-fest. Listen in as we learn about his path into film life. 

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Rehana's Review on Barbie. What was your favorite part of the Barbie Movie? Let us know @filminminnesota on Instagram.  

Also, Alan's Take on Minnesota's Passion for Film. What can we do to make filmmaking a full-time job? We discuss why James Cameron visited the Duluth area. 

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We discuss Jack Swagger's music and acting adventures, what inspired him in both fields, musically, and what movies made him want to pursue this career path. Be sure to check out his show later this month and follow him:

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September 30th show:

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We dig into this past summer's production of a Star Wars fan film called, Kyber Run.  We talk to Lee Fillingsness, Kam Jones, Anna Exley, and Joseph Cebula about their experiences making this action-packed lightsaber film. 

Rehana Reviews M.I. Dead Reckoning Part 1 & Oppenheimer + Alan's Take on Becoming a Fan Filmmaker.  

Seeing some of the big summer films, as production wraps on a star wars fan film.

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This week we have Theresa and David Alvarado, both actors and filmmakers. They discuss their latest film, “Love Revenge and Karate” which premiered at Z-fest 14 this past spring. Along with so much more.

Rehana's Reviews is about Air, the film about a shoe. No really, the shoes that were made by Nike and are partially owned by Michael Jordan that bares his name. Will it be a rave or rant?

Alan's Take focuses on content creators. They exist in many forms and the various platforms in which they occupy, each cater to a different audience.

What are some of your favorite platforms? 

Kobe Markworth is a stuntman, actor and so much more. Join us as we talk to Kobe about how he became a stunt performer, what he has been up to as of late, and what is next for him. 

This time on Rehana's Reviews we discuss Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 3, can you guess her rant or rave on this one? 

Plus, we have Alan's Take on physical media, from DVDs, Blu-Rays, and UHD's on the market what's the problem with digital media? Also, what makes the difference for indie films? 

Joy Ford is an award-winning actress from Minnesota. We discuss how she got her start, what she has been up to lately, and what is next for this up-and-coming actor.  

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 Alejandro Montoya Marin is a filmmaker and actor from Los Angeles via New Mexico. He recently appeared in a film called Flammin' Hot directed by Eva Longoria, which screened at MSPIFF 42.

We discuss his work on the film as well as his films including Millenium Bugs & Monday, his first feature film that he made for $7,000 as part of Robert Rodriguez's Rebel Without a Crew: The Series (also see episode 95. Josh Stifter).  

We discuss his film life and the many fun stories of making his first two feature films and what's next for him! 

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Monday: 

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We composer Charlie McCarron join us to discuss his work scoring for films. Also his work with Film Score Fest happening this year on June 10, 2023.  Listen in on what is happening with Charlie and the festival.

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Rehana's Reviews this time cover John Wick 4 and the Super Mario Brothers movie. 

Alan's take is on film beyond Minnesota and what it means to bring films to Minnesota for production and job creation. Also for the podcast as we reach beyond Minnesota to find guests to discuss making and screening films here as a destination for future films. 

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This special episode is all about our local international film festival - MSPIFF 42

We are excited to talk with Jesse Bishop, Programming Director at the Minneapolis St. Paul International Film Festival. Listen in as we help kick off their 2 weeks of movies from around the globe with 125 feature films and 70 short films. 

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Alia Brandt is a filmmaker and actress who hails from northern California and has family here in Minnesota. She also screened her short film Interlands here at the Twin Cities Film Festival. We discuss her filmmaking journey and how she created opportunities where there were very few. 

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We have an exciting announcement!  

Also, we start two new segments "Alan's Take" on film & filmmaking this time he discusses fan films.

"Rehana's Reviews" will it be a rant or a rave? Find out this week as we hear her review on a few films, especially post-Oscars and more! 

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This week, two guests are joining us to make Oscar Predictions, Becca Mayo and Jennifer Prettyman. We review most of the nominees and discuss our favorites and possible winners we think the academy might go with.

We have a vast array of opinions and rants and raves over films that are nominated this year, enjoy the fun-filled discussion as we make our predictions and pick our favorite films from 2022.

Disclaimer:  This episode is uncut and unedited the views and opinions expressed in this program are those of the speakers and do not necessarily reflect the views or positions of any entities they represent.

We discuss our Taylor Tomlinson experience from her "Have it all Tour". Alan also talks about his most recent experience with Scream it off Screen in January 2023. 

We discuss our new website, along with all of the things we want to hear from you about. Please share your content and check out the connect page with events and happenings locally. 

As well as our future hopes for the podcast including some interesting ideas for Rehana's segments, send us your ideas on our "about us" page.  

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Jennifer Prettyman joins us to discuss her film work in acting in front of the camera and behind the camera in productions. She has made films both here in Minnesota and in Los Angeles. She has worked on features and short films while also writing, directing, and producing her own films. Learn about Jennifer's extensive work history in film and check out some of her many films.

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This week, Actor and SAG-AFTRA member Casey E. Lewis will join us to talk about the acting business, the Minnesota Film Alliance, and the future of Film Production locally.

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Today we talk about the Minnesota feature film Sins of the Father with filmmakers Vanessa MH Powers & Tristan Corrigan. This horror genre film was filmed in Hutchinson, MN. We discuss the many challenges and triumphs of making an indie film.  We discuss many details of making the film along with many stories about the production itself. Join us as we get to know these two amazing filmmakers and their stories that you won't want to miss.

Follow the film as it makes its way through festivals and distribution, you can follow at their website:  https://www.sinsofthefatherfilm.com/ 

We wrap up another year of podcasting with Film in Minnesota and we discuss what's next, along with various tangents, fears of a filmmaker, Money for movies, Events, and of course our guests for 2022.

We are so excited to talk to more of you in the new year, there will be a season 6!  We've been renewed! 

This time we talk to Adam Colt about Z-Fest Film Festival.  Now about to enter into its 14th year, we chat about what's in store for this year and how the competition got its beginnings.  

This week we have Will Van De Crommert the composer of Sanctified and many more.  Listen in as we discuss his path as a composer here in Minnesota. 

Nickolaus Swedlund joins us to discuss his latest feature film Sanctified.  It recently screened to a sold-out audience at the Twin Cities Film Festival. We talk about what it was like filming this western genre in North Dakota and making a film post-lockdown. Nick is an AFI alum and we discuss some of his beginnings as well as what is next for him.

Maria Claire Barr is a Minnesota actress who has been working locally in the film industry. Find out more about her as we discuss her many talents from acting to singing in a band (@triggerandheat) and so much more! 

Plus we talk about the adventures that are coming up next for her! 

Jeremy Wanek is an editor and visual effects supervisor who has edited countless feature and short films here in Minnesota.  Hear what he has been up to and how he has scaled his career.

We have Andrew Hunt joining us again, this time with his feature film The Infernal Machine, starring Guy Pearce, Alice Eve, Jeremy Davies, and Alex Pettyfer.  We're excited to get to talk to Andrew about his experiences from being the director/writer on set and the process of making this film. 

This week we have Kyle Thorton & Nick Michael joining us to discuss their films and new productions they have in the works.  

We discuss the origins of the "Farx Brothers" and what they both do when collaborating under JK  Productions.  Learn about how to follow all of their new productions.

Matt Roy is a conosuer of all things film here in Minnesota from the Twin Cities to the north shore. He's doing it all from acting to production work. We spend time getting to hear what Matt has been up to here to help push the film community work forward. 

We made it to the century mark. We have officially created 100 episodes of our podcast, Film in Minnesota.  We've been happy to talk and converse with so many people who are in our community here in Minnesota and beyond. 

We have the filmmakers of Dark Cloud join us to discuss some of their experiences in making the film here in Minnesota.  This film was shot in 2018 and the film will premiere in theaters on August 26th at the Woodbury 10 in Minnesota. 

Becca Mayo works with the MSP Film Society as their Marketing & Outreach Associate. We discuss how she became involved with the local film industry without becoming a filmmaker.  Learn about her film life and all of the amazing things she is up to.

Steven Carver is a film producer. His latest project is called The Harbinger. We discuss this and a little bit more about who he is, how he got his start, and what his plans are going forward.

Our guest this time is filmmaker John Patton Ford, the writer/director of Emily the Criminal which premiered at the Sundance film festival and showed at MSPIFF locally. 

Listen in as we discuss the process of making an indie film in 20 days, all things Aubrey Plaza, more about John's history as a filmmaker, and what's next for him.

Emily the Criminal is set to open in theaters on August 12, 2022. 

Alison Guessou is a filmmaker and we discuss her film works, current projects, and upcoming projects.

She is also the President of MN WIFT (Women in Film & TV). Listen in as we learn more about her experiences and aspirations. 

This week we talk to Haley Jacobsen a talent agent here in Minnesota. We discuss the state of the talent and casting process as it is known today. 

Today we talk with Gael Palen about her acting career to this point. Including, what got her started in acting and what films are next for her.

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This week we are joined by Jennifer Prettyman to discuss our Oscar predictions along with some opinions worthy of the Explicit warning.

Listen in as we go through the 94th Academy Awards nominations and choose our picks in all categories.

Lee is an actor, stunt performer, and fight choreographer.  We hear from his vast experiences in the film community in Minnesota and beyond.

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Actress Callan Korpi joins us to discuss her acting history in Minnesota. From a very young age to the present, she has always wanted to perform. Join us for this fun episode with many tangents. 

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This week we have Kaija Pellinen join us to discuss her work as an actress and her work in the art department. She has been a life long entertainer, hear how she got her start and what she's into now.

https://www.kaijapellinen.com

Today we talk to cinematographer Jonny Stuckmayer. We discuss his past as well as his present-day workings as the man behind the camera. We also tangent into The Witcher. 

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This week we have Christa Rose join us to discuss her acting and modeling career to this point. She has had quite the ride so far. We discuss what her experiences have been over the last few years.

Also, follow her as well as her squirrel account on Instagram: @christarosemedia @squirrelfrenz

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It's the end of our 4th season already!  So this is our end-of-the-year wrap-up episode. We discuss how our year has gone and what we hope for the new year for Film in Minnesota.

David Mair is a filmmaker from Minnesota who has made multiple short films under the humorous production name "We'll fix it in Post" We discuss a bit of what David is up to and what he'll be working on next for 2022.

This week we have actor Mikayla Bode. We discuss their experiences as an actor. Along with their future and current endeavors with the new normal. 

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We get to speak to Lori Roovers about her work in front and behind the camera. She has had an extensive work history acting and now producing. 

We get into a little of each with her and discuss her history with film in Minnesota.

Today we talk to Kourtney White, a Minnesota filmmaker, who now resides in California. We discuss a bit about her journey in heading west, as well as more about her filmmaker life. 

Jatin Setia is the founder and executive director of the Twin Cities Film Fest. We discuss the upcoming festival, as well as the origins of the festival. 

http://twincitiesfilmfest.org/

Ira Livingston is back and this time we discuss the updated 50-Fifty Film Challenge.  With an array of themes and genres throughout the year, along with some of the exciting new changes that make the 50-Fifty so unique. 

www.the50fifty.com

This week we have director Simone LeClaire join us for a very enlightening and thoughtful perspective on how she approaches her films. Our discussion with her explores her film life in Minnesota.

This week we're talking to Philip Gilpin Jr. of the Catalyst Story Institute, based in Duluth, MN. We discuss a ton about Catalyst itself, the industry of episodic series at large, and the industry here in Minnesota. 

Also, check out the Catalyst Content Festival this year:   September 29 – October 3, 2021

https://www.catalystories.org Follow on Instagram: @Catalystories

Matt Bailey is an actor and a screenwriter.  He has appeared in shows on HBO's Boardwalk Empire and Hulu's The Path.  

We discuss with Matt about his film life in acting and writing, both in Minnesota and briefly during his time in New York. 

Sean Skinner has been working in Television and film for over 20 years in Minnesota, and he talks to us about his film life and the future projects he hopes to get off the ground. Along with our normal first round questions for filmmakers.

This week we have an exciting episode for everyone as we discuss with Melodie Bahan about the newly minted Minnesota production tax credit. We cover what to expect and how to prepare for the future of film in Minnesota.

Film links: Minnesota Film & TV: https://mnfilmtv.org/register

Array Crew: https://www.arraycrew.com/signup

Alan discusses with Rehana his incident at George Floyd Square.

Julie Koehnen is a filmmaker who currently resides in Minnesota, we learn a bit about her editing career and her films made locally, including Master Servant, and Awakening, two films that were selected to the local MSPIFF.  We talk about her film life to this point and much more.

Join us as we talk to filmmaker Quentin Dupuy from Paris, France. He has collaborated with Alan Tracy on one web series and translated the upcoming short film "The Sound of Winter" we get to talk to our french connection as we learn about what it's like to collaborate from Paris to Minneapolis, and what his film life has been like to this point.

Andrew Hunt is a filmmaker that resides in Minnesota, he has made multiple short films and is in the process of making his second feature-length film. Join us as we talk to Andrew about everything he has to share about his film experience from the reality TV show "On the Lot" to making his first feature film.

We discuss sports and a little Oscars recap (because we have to vent), with actor Develle Grier. We also discuss his experiences in acting here in Minnesota and we learn so much more about him. Join us for this amazing episode.

This week we talk to Paul Cram about his very inspirational path to acting in film while living in Minnesota. Listen in as we talk about his years of experience and the stories he has from that.

We cover 15 of the 23 categories in this years (2021) Academy Awards. We make some surprising picks for each category as a contrast from last year's picks. Join us as we share our opinions on who we believe will win and who we want to win in those categories.

Josh Zapata-Palmer is an actor and filmmaker in Minnesota. He is currently working on a web series called Hidden falls. Listen in as we dive into his history with film and theater.

Hidden Falls Kickstarter: http://kck.st/30G7Sg2

This time we have filmmaker Brent Duncan with us, we nerd out on this episode about cameras, so we hope you're ready to learn a lot about cameras and their various features.  We get extremely technical and help you demystify the cameras on the market now.

As we approach Saint Patrick's Day we understand there aren't a lot of options today given the state of the world. However, we have some fond memories and some movies and movie stars that you can feel free to revel in. Enjoy our Irish-themed podcast.

This week we are going over 10 films made in Minnesota.  We'll be discussing a little about each film and why Minnesota was and still is a great destination to film in.

This time we focus on what we're watching from the big streaming options that are out there. We cover our top favorite shows that we have watched and would suggest that you watch. We cover a number of shows and options as the rise of streamers is upon us as the new bubble in entertainment.

Well, we warned you. It's the spoiler alert episode, if you haven't seen Promising Young Woman, Tenet, Wonder Woman 1984, & Midnight Sky we're going to spoil it for you on this episode. 

Alan had an epic-length discussion with the other creators of Electric Addiction. They discuss in full their unconventional approach to making their first feature film, and how they pulled it off with no script, on an iPhone, mumblecore style, in 13 days of production.

We bid farewell to 2020 in this our last episode of the year. We go over how this has changed the film industry to how it changed the trajectory for Electric Addiction, Alan's indie feature film. Rehana has her reactions to the film and further discussion about the general state of life as we know it.

This week we have Elizabeth Efteland (EF-tuh-lind) from the new film Electric Addiction, set to release on December 18th. We discuss her experiences with making this very unconventional film shot on the iPhone mumblecore style. Plus more on some of her acting history and the upcoming film The Sound of Winter. 

We have the latest Movie Decade Battle of the worldwide box office earnings between 2003 & 2013.  We then discuss some movie-themed gift ideas that you can buy for your friends and family. Plus #saveyourcinema and what you can do to help support your theater for the future.

This time we talk about war movies for Veterans Day. We cover 1917, Hacksaw Ridge, We Were Soldiers, American Sniper, and Lone Survivor.

In addition to Movie Decade Battle: 2005 vs. 2015.

Today we start with the Movie Decade Battle between 2008 vs. 2018 (also both election years). Then we get into some political movies and maybe you'll have something to listen if you're stuck in line to vote.

The Halloween episode has a few mentions of horror films, a few mentions of family-friendly films, and now the on-going segment of Movie Decade Battle of 1993 vs 1983.

We chose the year of Hocus Pocus since it reemerged at #2 on the box office during the first weekend of October 2020. Please share with us on Instagram what you have for costumes this year using #FilmInMinnesota

We hope you enjoy another episode of Film in Minnesota.

The time has come, it's been two years since we started down this journey and Rehana has now seen E.T. listen in as we discuss her experience with the film, but first we get into some MOVIE DECADE BATTLE between 1987 v. 1997.  Plus our run-through of some of the adapted films we've all come to love and marvel at.

This week we talk about movies in the disaster genre, 2020 has seen its fair share of disasters thus far. Plus we make our picks between 1999 vs 2009 in our Movie Decade Battle.  

We (Alan & Rehana) have been hosting and producing Film in Minnesota the podcast for two years now.  We discuss the highs and lows of producing a podcast from its beginnings to the new normal that we're all adjusting to right now.  We also introduce a new segment on the show, the unofficial title is "The Movie Decade Battle" from 2000 vs. 2010 top 10 worldwide grossing films.

Plus we get back to our roots a bit and discuss a Minnesota Made film called Only Dance Can Save Us.

We discuss female filmmakers in this week's episode, from the slate of films that were going to be released this year, to the many classic films that we know today that have been helmed by women. Listen in as we discuss and discover the many films that have been directed by women.

Wedding Season is here!  We talk about our experiences with weddings in general, in the time of the pandemic, and movies that we love that are all about weddings.  We even talk about life leading up to weddings...  dating!

In this episode, we talk about summer movies. From last year's summer movies of 2019 that you may have missed, to the summer releases that are now postponed throughout 2020, and some of our personal favorites. 

Today we cover a range of phases of the filmmaking process for both short films and feature films. From Pre-production to production and post-production. We touch on all parts of the process including casting auditions, crew, film distribution, and getting it in front of an audience. It's no secret that independent film is one of the most challenging fields to enter, join us as we discuss the many differences and similarities at a local and indie level.

This episode covers a few black films that we encourage everyone to watch, including Just Mercy, Straight Outta Compton, Queen & Slim, Get Out, and Selma. We discuss some of the memorable moments from each film including spoilers throughout. 

We had a bit of fun with a sports movies bracket put out by Emagine Theatres, as we sift through the various sports movies to the ultimate winner. 

We also talk a little about Alan's experience with Scream It Off Screen, a local film screening competition, along with how we have coped with the stay at home order in Minnesota, amidst the COVID-19 pandemic of 2020.