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Split Tooth Media is an independent publication based in Portland, Oregon, that still believes in long-form journalism and in-depth podcasts about music and film.
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Make More Movies: Tess Nealon Raskin (Ep. 7) (opens the original)
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“Nobody can tell you how to make your movie, and you’re the only one who can make it happen at the end of the day. So, stop waiting around for other people to give you permission because they never will.” These were the parting words filmmaker Tess Nealon Raskin left me with during our conversation some weeks ago, and she seems to be practicing what she’s preached. Having released two short films last year and having already directed at least one more in 2026, Raskin is wasting no time waiting f
Make More Movies: Joe Swanberg on 'The Sun Never Sets' and more (Ep. 6) (opens the original)
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Order Split Tooth's new double zine with Joe Swanberg's interview as a cover story: https://ko-fi.com/s/5df933982d Twenty years ago, Joe Swanberg completed his first rough cut of Hannah Takes The Stairs at 6 a.m. His blog post from August 19, 2006 on the film’s official website reads, “I'm going to watch it tonight, make some tweaks, and then step away from it for a while, let it sit, then come back in for the kill.” At this point, the term mumblecore had already been coined by Andrew Bujalski a
Make More Movies: Jacob Gregor on 'End of History' (Ep. 5) (opens the original)
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Jacob Gregor’s sophomore feature is a scathing deconstruction of what being terminally online can do to one’s psyche, establishing him as a vital filmmaking voice in the current divisive climate. A man (Matt Calhoun) sits alone in his room watching a motivational YouTube video on his laptop. He has just returned home from doing push-ups in a desolate Aldi parking lot. The video preaches of taking control of one’s life, shaming people who don’t have the drive to do the same. “I was done with medi
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