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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By: Hope Madden
On Saturday, the Columbus International Film and Animation Festival, the longest continuously running film festival in the U.S., will bring a full day of programming to the Phoenix Theater.
Jeff Haas, owner of Reynoldsburg’s Perpetual Motion Studios, has been animating since high school.
Dude, a lot of movies come out this week. You have fashion and ghost stories, zombies and sharks, two animated films, witches and possessions - what's not to love?
Some great, original movies to find in theaters this weekend. And you should do that because we're about to be inundated with reboots and sequels and franchises and aging IP.
By: Hope Madden
Writer/director Brandon Daley’s film $Positions has drawn comparisons to Scorsese’s After Hours, the Safdie brothers’ Uncut Gems and Good Time, and weirdly enough, Wedding Crashers. That is a wild mix, and one you will have the opportunity to take in with a filmmaker Q&A hosted by Joe Swanberg and Debby Ryan this Saturday night, May […]
“It's more important than ever that people are celebrating queer cinema,” says Chris Stults, Associate Curator for the Wexner Center for the Arts Film/Video program. That’s why the Wex is kicking Pride month off a little early.
Boots Riley returns to theaters with another brazenly original, wildly entertaining celebration of revolution. But if you're looking for something safe (and cute), there's a Star Wars for that.
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? […]
