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Scott Foundas
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@foundasonfilm

Scott Foundas

@foundasonfilm
Amazon Studios
Venice, CA
Joined November 2012
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    Scott Foundas
    @foundasonfilm
    Jun 28
    Happy 100th birthday to the legend @MelBrooks - coming soon in SPACEBALLS: THE NEW ONE!
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    Scott Foundas
    @foundasonfilm
    Jan 6
    RIP maestro.
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    Scott Foundas
    @foundasonfilm
    Dec 15, 2025
    In 2012, I had the idea of reuniting the PRINCESS BRIDE cast and creative team for a special 25th anniversary screening at @TheNYFF. Months in advance, my first call was to Rob Reiner, who said yes, after which everyone else quickly fell into place. If Rob was in, they were in.
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    Scott Foundas
    @foundasonfilm
    Oct 7, 2025
    The world of cinema has lost one of its great, impish, radical geniuses, Ken Jacobs, who could create the most dazzling of cinematic illusions with or without any actual film in the projector. From @LAWeekly on the occasion of Ken's 2009 L.A. residency.
    laweekly.com
    American Radical: Ken Jacobs’ Nervous Magic Lantern - LA Weekly
    Can there be cinema without film — or video? The answer is a resounding yes if you ask legendary avant-garde filmmaker Ken Jacobs, whose weeklong Los Angeles residency includes the belated local...
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    Scott Foundas
    @foundasonfilm
    Sep 16, 2025
    RIP Robert Redford, an outlaw in cowboy couture, who spent much of his remarkable 65-year career celebrating what he loved about the American experiment while holding a mirror up to our unsightly blemishes.
    laweekly.com
    An American Realist - LA Weekly
    Although he plays a college professor in his latest film, Robert Redford was, by his own admission, never much of a student, consistently more interested in what was going on outside the classroom...