The NYFF is New York's most important film festival--bringing prime films last year like Carol , Steve Jobs, Brooklyn, and Bridge of Spies (Fun Fact: The Lobster , one of the films that I saw and talked about on my Festival Madness: Indie Films blog entry was also shown), it charms the viewers with the most anticipated films and potential Oscar candidates. Now, long story short, I found out about the festival one week before it started. Obviously, I knew at that instance that I had to go and at least watch one film. Having gone through the experience of both working and attending the Florida Film Festival this last April, I wanted to know how different it would be from the aforementioned. The red carpet for the 54th New York Film Festival This is where it got tricky, since I found out a week before the big event, most of the films were already sold out or on stand by with the possibility of the release of more tickets during the week. I was kind of bummed, but that didn...
Nicole A. Watlington is a sound editor and designer based in New York City. She holds a B.S. in Recording Arts and a B.A. in Screen Studies.