On Saturday, February 24th, Richmond City Media hosted our third annual Staten Island Filmmakers Showcase.

Three of the artists featured in St. George Day's Art Around the Park Fence Show discuss their work and the SI Art Community.

Nick DeSimone may live over the bridge now, but growing up, he was just a boy from Eltingville with a love for acting, writing and film. 

With a hefty background in acting, DeSimone decided to try his hand at making his own film and he's been hooked ever since. After scoping the Internet for festivals to submit his work to, he came across Richmond City Media's Staten Island Filmmakers Showcase, happening this Sunday at Edgewate...

Richmond City Media put together their first official Filmmaker's Showcase at SI Makerspace on February 27th, 2016. Among the Staten Island filmmakers that attended was many of the local community. The night focused on celebrating local artists by giving select directors and creatives a chance to showcase their best work. RCM screened some previous work, but put a majority of the nights focus on filmmaker's such as: Gena Mimos...

Lori Hiris, a college lab technician for the Media Culture department at the College of Staten Island, put together a clue event working alongside Richmond City Media. The events purpose, to inspire potential filmmakers.

Students who participated in the event received necessary clue credits and got to experience an afternoon of great short films.

After the screening, we opened up the floor for a brief Q&A. Hosted by Melissa...

Come see our shorts September 19th at 7pm! The "September Shorts" event is being held at the Conference House in Tottenville. The line-up includes favorites like The Cage and The Date with a screening of our new short Breakfast!

http://statenislandarts.org/event/september-shorts-2/

http://www.silive.com/entertainment/index.ssf/2014/09/staten_island_filmmakers_grab.html#incart_river

Enlisted by College of Staten Island media lab technician, Lori Hiris, Richmond City Media participated in Art by the Ferry, organized by SI Arts. The installation was located on the second floor 139 Bay Street. The cold warehouse with ceiling air was perfect for the summer weekend. But as the room lined with windows including a skylight on a 20ft ceiling, adapting the space into a full-fledged screening room was quite the tas...