Hope Madden is a Co-Founder and Filmmaker. She focuses on the arts and entertainment sector, with a particular emphasis on the film industry and filmmaking. Hope has been featured in the Bucyrus Backpack Program and Columbus Underground.
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For five years, American Cinematheque has presented Bleak Week: Cinema of Despair, a weeklong festival celebrating “the darkest sides of humanity” — and this year, the Wexner Center has been invited to participate.
From bulging heroes in loin cloths to sweet transvestites, legacy properties ring in Pride month with zeal this weekend! There are also a couple of great original films, one God-awful shark movie, women with guns, and who knew Paul Rudd could sing? Masters of the Universe In theaters by Hope Madden Mattel, the company behind […]
Spielberg is back and it’s almost as if he had a real interest in aliens. He’s been pretty hit or hit with it so far in his career, so there’s reason to be optimistic about the new one. And while you’re feeling bright, may we interest you in a joyous documentary full of great music? […]
The big 250th approaches, and while there are a lot of parties planned for the weekend, one celebration’s been going on since February.
Yes, it’s a holiday weekend built for BBQ and the out of doors. But the out of doors is so hot right now! In case you prefer darkness and air conditioning to to oppressive heat and fireworks, we went ahead and watched a bunch of stuff to report back for you. Minions & Monsters In […]
Hoping to take a summer vacation abroad but had to make do with World Cup action? You can extend your stay-at-home globetrotting with the Wexner Center for the Arts’ program A Summer Abroad: International Film Classics.
By: Hope Madden
Dusty Austen may be an indie film veteran currently doing VFX for multiple projects, releasing her second feature this fall, and working hard on the post-production for another feature. But that doesn’t mean she’s done learning. The Ohio-based writer/director/VFX wizard was chosen last year from candidates across the US to participate in the Transgender Film […]
Oh, they grow up so fast. The Short North Civic Association’s annual contribution to outdoor cinema, Screen on the Green, turns 18 this week. It’s celebrating with cats.
In film after film after film, characters go out in search of Matt Damon in a valiant attempt to bring him home. Christopher Nolan says no, he can find his own way home. It’s harder than you think! Nolan, Damon and a cast of hundreds essentially have the release week to themselves, and that’s OK. […]
The Odyssey is a true cinema experience, and a reason to seek out IMAX, 70mm, the whole fantastic shebang. A trip of a lifetime deserves nothing less!
