
Hardcore since ‘86. Writer/Director of @MATHERfilm and EXIT THE SUN. Fluent in 3 different sign languages. I like to write movie titles in ALL CAPS.
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Chase Burton retweeted
When you see people call themselves revolutionary always talking about destroying, destroying, destroying but never talking about building or creating, they’re not revolutionary. They do not understand the first thing about revolution. It’s creating.
—Kwame Ture
Chase Burton retweeted
The old world is dying, and the new world struggles to be born. Now is the time of monsters.
Chase Burton retweeted
friendly reminder that everyone is brilliant & has so much to offer the world & there's enough sun for everyone & these systems trick us into believing that there aren't enough opportunities for everyone but there really are
Shelley Duvall in THREE WOMEN completely changed the way I thought about a character in a story I was working on. Her performance was that good. A legendary actor.
Chase Burton retweeted
Please no reboots or remakes.
Just my opinion.
We need new shit.
Movies and shows take years out of your life to make- why do that to yourself for something thats already been done?
That being said- there have been a few great remakes.
Martin Scorsese's Cape Fear being one.
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Chase Burton retweeted
The secret secret to making good art is: if you’re not genuinely, hopelessly, literally In Love with the art you’re making, it’s not going to be very good.
Chase Burton retweeted
I need some support from you! Donating to this project is the first and crucial step in developing a film like no other - it's about the phenomenon that is the international deaf community.
Please spread the word! Thank you and love you.
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Chase Burton retweeted
I think it should be a requirement that before you direct a movie you have to take out the trash and make coffee.
Floored me when I first saw it too. When I lost my dad a few months later, this film came to mind.






















