Beyond the Marquee was on hand this week at the Rennaissance Hotel in Hollywood for the annual Film & TV Music Conference put on by Billboard and The Hollywood Reporter. Easily, the Muppets panel entitled, THE MUSIC OF THE MUPPETS, was our favorite.
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Beyond the Marquee: The Web-Series (Episode 2) – The Amazing Worlds of Dylan Cole
October 26th, 2011 
Beyond the Marquee When you think of famous movie poster designers or motion picture matte painters, some names spring to mind; Drew Struzan, Peter Ellenshaw, John Alvin, and Albert Whitlock just to name a few. Now joining these legendary artists is Dylan Cole.
Our TOP 10 Halloween Movie Picks
October 25th, 2011 Ethan Reynolds Jon Donahue here, sitting in my hotel room in Berlin (that’s in Germany). They are low key on Halloween around here, so I have to make Halloween my own this year…and by that I mean decorating my room with orange pumpkin lights that I found at the mall and pop in some good scary flicks. […]
Ain’t Nothing Like The Real THING Baby…
October 19th, 2011 In The Norm The Thing – alien depression, yet again. I saw the newest installment of The Thing on Sunday and much like a Twin Bing does, it fell short. If you have ever eaten on of those pink balls of hell, you know what I speak of. The 2011 The Thing was CGI and CGI creatures are […]
The Best Hour and a Half on Television!
October 17th, 2011 AwesomeA In this critic’s opinion, I must say that the end of the HBO’s series Entourage was very depressing. All be it, the show’s last episode was it’s best, even if the men’s version of Sex In The City was cut way too short.
Getting Our Feet Wet With The POOL BOYS
October 16th, 2011 AllisonFilms It’s not every day one is able to tell a taxi driver “take us to the Grauman’s Chinese Theatre, we’re covering the red carpet tonight.” While this would be rare for anyone to say, it’s an especially exciting opportunity for two freshmen film production majors at USC who came here just two months ago from […]
That Hurt.
October 13th, 2011 Geoffrey Geib Brad Pitt is a movie star. Brad Pitt has, on at least once occasion, worn a sweater[1]. That is the extent of my personal knowledge of Brad Pitt, but it does not even begin to adequately reveal the man’s nature in any real sense, nor even within the media-created identity that is presented to us. It’s […]
