by World Wide Motion Pictures | Jul 29, 2020 | Featured, Film Spotlight
Of the many fine actors to make a name for themselves on the small screen (those with reputations that are anything but small), there are few quite like Morgan Fairchild. Beginning her career on the CBS soap opera “Search for Tomorrow”, Fairchild would quickly earn...
by World Wide Motion Pictures | Jul 23, 2020 | Featured, Film Spotlight
There’s a common misconception that a student film is inherently inferior to a more commercial production, one that causes many well-crafted works of cinema to go unnoticed due to the people making them not being “professional”. Granted, a student may have neither the...
by World Wide Motion Pictures | Jun 4, 2020 | Featured, Film Spotlight
Imagine a scenario in which you are forced into a scenario where you must marry the child of a criminal family in order to pay off a debt. Imagine finding yourself attracted to this person, making you much more willing to agree to this arrangement, but the catch is...
by World Wide Motion Pictures | May 14, 2020 | Featured, Film Spotlight
It is said that the truth can set one free, yet for many, the truth can often be much too painful to reveal, even when they know they must. Whether it’s something small like taking a cookie when nobody’s looking or a truth of a much large scale like those of many...
by World Wide Motion Pictures | May 1, 2020 | Featured, Film Spotlight
For as long as there has been music, there has been dance. Before the invention of the written word, dance would be used alongside music to convey a specific feeling or idea, and even thousands of years after the development of humanity’s first civilizations, dance...
by World Wide Motion Pictures | Apr 23, 2020 | Featured, Film Spotlight
There’s nothing more satisfying than to see an actor spend most of their career in relative obscurity throughout most of the world before finally breaking out and becoming a mainstay among some of the film industry’s most lucrative productions. Take the Australian...
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