This Delaware County Backyard Wedding Felt Like an Enchanted Forest
This Delaware County backyard wedding featured a lush floral ceremony ring by Terrain's Matt Muscarella, foraged flowers and vintage rugs.
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This Delaware County backyard wedding featured a lush floral ceremony ring by Terrain's Matt Muscarella, foraged flowers and vintage rugs.
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Six years ago, Dallas filmmaker Alex Kinter set out to make Poolside, a short film set in the 1950s. Starring Anne Beyer, it tells the story of a lonely, isolated high society housewife who starts to hear voices in her indoor swimming pool. The film was completed in early 2021 and is making the rounds on the festival circuit, earning prestigious selections at the Indie Short Awards Cannes and the Prague International Film Festival and collecting numerous laurels (Best Indie Short Film at The New York Movie Awards and Best Thriller Short at Indie Short Fest, to name a few). Yet the journey to...
Dallas-based director Alex Kinter may be fairly new on the film directing scene, but his new "Poolside" indie short has already generated serious buzz. The short, which delves deep into the psyche of a lonely high society woman in the 1950s, has been making the rounds through the festival circuit, winning a variety of awards, and is expected to be on Amazon Prime Video in January 2022. Although Kinter has worked as a freelancer for 15 years, this is his first significant foray into directing a story-based film rather than a commercial one. This cinematography practice he's built up over the y...