Huffington Post talks to Eddie about Valentine Road.
Huffington Post talks to Eddie about Valentine Road.
A new documentary is set to premiere on HBO next week that attempts to examine and unpack the complicated and tragic death of a gender non-conforming teen.
Catfish: The TV Show, Last Hooks.
Eddie cameos as himself, pinch-hitting for Max Joseph in the Season 2 wrap-up special for Catfish: The TV Show, Last Hooks.
CNN’s Piers Morgan talks to Eddie and Marta Cunningham about “Valentine Road”:
Watch the video at www.cnn.com
New York Times interview for “Valentine Road”:
“Gun” is a short film about a man who buys a handgun for protection and becomes obsessed with the newfound sense of power it gives him. “Valentine Road,” a documentary, looks at a school shooting in California. “Blue Caprice” was inspired by the 2002 Beltway sniper attacks.
Variety reviews “Valentine Road”:
An HBO Documentary Films presentation of a BMP Films production, in association with Eddie Schmidt Prods. Produced by Marta Cunningham, Sasha Alpert, Schmidt. Executive producers, Jon Murray, Gil Goldschein, Sheila Nevins. Directed by Marta Cunningham.
“Valentine Road” review in the Hollywood Reporter:
A 2008 California hate crime that resulted in the death of 15-year-old Larry King is the subject of Marta Cunningham’s powerful documentary.
Pics from “Valentine Road” premiere at Sundance:
“Valentine Road” Premiere – 2013 Sundance Film Festival
Eddie hosts IDA’s Doc-U Session with World of Wonder:
Moderates talk with docmakers & TV titans Randy Barbato & Fenton Bailey
“Doc Talk” @ 2012 American Film Market
Eddie goes one-on-one with Participant Media’s Courtney Sexton: View All the Photos at http://www.wireimage.com
Panelist @ 2012 Filmmaker Forum:
Eddie guests on a “Documentary Case Studies” panel about the creation & release of “Beauty Is Embarrassing”
The LA Times shows some tasty love for Eddie’s GOOD BREAD
The LA Times shows some tasty love for Eddie’s GOOD BREAD and the entire “Focus Forward” film series:
The venerable Atlantic talks to Eddie about distribution in the digital age:
The venerable Atlantic talks to Eddie about distribution in the digital age:
