• Posted on February 18, 2011

White Knuckles – A Review by Carol Green

WHITE KNUCKLES resonates deep within us. We become lost in our own reverie,
falling in and out of the story as our emotions take us to places we often
leave boarded up. Larry Strauss and Martie Ashworth have been nominated for best actor
and best actress respectively for their portrayal of William and Julie in the film.

  • Posted on February 15, 2011

A Short Film About Letting Go: World Premiere – a sabi pictures memoir

A Short Film About Letting Go: World Premiere – a sabi pictures memoir A Short Film About Letting Go world premiered at the Dances With Films 2010 festival in Los Angeles to a crowded audience gathered for the Fusion Shorts program at Laemmle’s Sunset 5 theater in Hollywood. This film has achieved beyond our expectations [...]

  • Posted on September 30, 2010
BOSS OF ME

BOSS OF ME — a webseries

BOSS OF ME – A WEB SERIES by SABI Boss of Me tells the story of a new Creative Director and Producer of Marketing and Distribution that is sent down from “corporate” to manage the newly acquired independent feature film production company Sabi Pictures. What ensues is a systematic restructuring (“Side-Shifting” as the star calls [...]

  • Posted on July 09, 2010
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DUST REQUEST : A WORLD PREMIERE AT THE INDIAN FILM FESTIVAL – a sabi pictures memoir

INDIAN FILM FESTIVAL OF LOS ANGELES DUST REQUEST: A WORLD PREMIERE A SABI PICTURES MEMOIR by Kevin K. Shah Starring Kevin K. Shah, Surya Chandra & Zak Forsman WHY THE INDIAN FILM FESTIVAL OF LOS ANGELES? In my humble opinion, there is a very short list of second tier film festivals that pay careful and [...]

  • Posted on November 23, 2009
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INDIE THRILLERS: LIKES AND DISLIKES

INDIE THRILLERS: 3 Things you Likes about Thrillers and 3 Things you Dislike. As we’re continuing to develop Falling Rock at Sabi Pictures, we’re looking to our fans and audiences for creative input and interaction, in hopes to better guide the creative team  as we embark together across multiple media platforms to tell this story. [...]

  • Posted on January 16, 2009

Sverige (Sweden): A New Series of Films by Sabi Pictures

Sabi Pictures is pleased to announce the production of ten new films in Sweden, from director J. Erik Reese. Sverige: a series of short films by Sabi Pictures Sabi Pictures is excited to announce the start on production of a new series overseas slated for completion in 2009. From the creative team that brought you [...]

  • Posted on August 15, 2008

Directing Improv: Discarding the Words; Finding a Voice

Understandably, many actors are simply uncomfortable with the idea of using your own words for the character, but what should be happening is that the director and the actor are together finding the character’s voice.   The Screenplay: Discarding the Words for Dramatic Improvisation in Interdependent Films. Freeing oneself from the confines of the words [...]

  • Posted on August 14, 2008

Interdependent Casting at Sabi Pictures

It’s hard to argue against the fact that the process of making a worthwhile interdependent art film begins in the audition.  When it comes to the actors that will ultimately play the part for a film by Sabi – we hope that not a moment is wasted for either the filmmaker or the cast, and [...]

  • Posted on March 04, 2008

Interdependent Filmmaking

White Knuckles was born out of a deep desire to explore a story with a group of artists through the collaborative medium of film – and to explore it as much as possible while the story is happening – while it’s on its feet in production – while the characters fully inhabit the actors. The [...]