Open Letter to International TV Production Companies

Posted on May 29, 2023 by G G Collins

Stop Filming Scenes Twice for Americans. Please. by GG Collins Copyright 2023 Attn: ITV, BBC, BritBox, Acorn, Masterpiece, Seven Network, South Pacific Pictures, Greenstone TV, Canal+, CBC, etc. Show Stopper Refilming a scene for Americans by using the 12-hour clock or adding imperial measurements is a real action stopper. I enjoy TV and movies from countries … Continue reading →

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Minari Directorial Team up for DGA Award, Minari gets 6 Oscar Nods

Posted on January 16, 2013 by G G Collins

UpDate: Stephen J Hanan and Minori up for Awards By G G Collins Copyright 2021 Since this story debuted, Stephen J Hanan has been nominated for a DGA award, along with the rest of the Lee Isaac Chung’s Directorial Team. The Directors Guild of America Award nominees for Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Theatrical Feature Film … Continue reading →

Book Review: Two Houses (Verona College Book 1)

Rich Boy, Poor Girl By GG Collins Copyright 2024 Given this story has unfolded during each generation, even before the writing of Romeo and Juliet, Two Houses has taken this time in everyone’s life and made it all the more poignant and introspective. Told from the viewpoint of each character, in the capable hands of […]

Cozy Mystery on Greenhills Chats Podcast

Cozy Mystery “Dead Editor File” Review. Watch book review of Dead Editor File in the UK via Greenhills Chats podcast. My thanks to Michelle Cobbett for reading and reviewing book one in the Taylor Browning Cozy Mysteries (available at Amazon https://tinyurl.com/yhhwn9p6 .) “You have given me my new addiction – Cosy crime. Dead Editor File […]

Review of Short Story Dark Fantasy

Chrysalis by Susan K. Hamilton by GG Collins Copyright 12-17-2023 Have you ever met Death? Michelle “Misha” Blackstone meets death in this dark haunting story about a reporter who is on her way to martyrdom. But death doesn’t appear as the Grim Reaper holding the scythe but as a woman with chestnut hair and tats. […]