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By Sonise Lumbaca Kitties, furballs, mousers, Toms, and other affectionate names are what we call the fury ones who give us unconditional love all day: Cats. Cats have long held a special place in the heart of audiences. Whether they appear as quiet observers, symbols of mystery, or unexpected scene-stealers, cats bring a presence in our homes; and so, when we present them in films, because after all they are a part of our lives, they are that much more memorable. Cats do not

By Sonise Lumbaca Cats have captivated audiences on the silver screen for centuries, from silent films to modern blockbusters. Their grace and independence make them compelling subjects in the various landscapes of storytelling. In "hiring these actors" to grace us with their presence in our films, I believe that filmmakers have a responsibility to portray them humanely, respecting their well-being while creating engaging content. This blog explores best practices for filming

By Sonise Lumbaca Many would argue that filmmaking is an art that requires creativity, passion, and financial support. For independent (indie) filmmakers and student filmmakers, the journey can be particularly challenging, especially when trying to secure funding for their projects. Fortunately, there are numerous grants available that filmmakers of all kinds; and some of these grants even encourage including our furry family members and friends like cats! In this blog post,

By Sonise Lumbaca Cats have long been cherished companions, and in almost all cases, considered family members; but they also face numerous challenges that can lead to crises in their lives. From abandonment to health issues, the plight of these loved one often goes unnoticed. Fortunately, film is emerging as a powerful means to support cats in crisis. This blog post explores how storytelling can create a positive impact on feline welfare, highlighting specific examples and