Sarah found Bailey lurking outside of B05, aka the film screening room in the basement of the College of Communications at Boston University, in the Fall of 2014 when both women were just starting their journey as graduate students. Both Sarah and Bailey were in the Film & Television Studies program, heavily caffeinated, and quickly became friends. Fast Forward to the present: Sarah and Bailey have been out of school for three years, having graduated in 2016 with their masters degrees, and decided to start a blog to share their love of film, television, and all things pop culture with the world.
Sarah Crane is a blogger, educator, and film critic from Gardiner, Maine. She graduated with her B.A. in Liberals Studies, with dual minors in Biology and Film & Media Studies, from the University of Maine at Augusta, in only three years. She also has an MFA in Film and Television Studies from Boston University. Sarah’s main cinematic interests include classical Hollywood cinema, animation, genre studies, auteur theory, and adaptation studies. You can follow her on Twitter and Instagram @cinemacrane.
Bailey Lizotte Clark is a film critic from Billerica, Massachusetts. She graduated from Emerson College with a B.A. in Media Studies and from Boston University with an MFA in Film and Television Studies. Bailey is the self-proclaimed foremost expert on the filmography of Mary-Kate and Ashley. She is an avid film buff, TV buff, dance buff, musical theatre buff, '90s buff, and Buffy buff. You can follow her on Twitter, Letterboxd, and Instagram @hughgogirl.
