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Maurice Devereaux : ウィキペディア英語版
Maurice Devereaux

Maurice Devereaux is a Canadian film director, writer and film producer through his production company, Maurice Devereaux Productions.〔(【引用サイトリンク】The New York Times">title=Maurice Devereaux )〕〔(Article on YAHOO - Movies )〕〔(Questions & Answers - Maurice Devereaux Interview )〕
==Biography==
Maurice Devereaux (pronounced Morris Devro) was born in Montreal, Canada, and showed an interest in movies at an early age. He writes, produces, directs and edits his own films ever since he studied cinema at Ahuntsic College. Devereaux's self-description was featured on the ''Slashers'' DVD:

"Mine is a typical film-geek heritage; tons of Spielberg, Lucas and comic book superheroes as a kid. Superman the Movie, Star Wars, Close Encounters, Empire and Raiders are the movies that made me want to become a movie maker. In my teens, Carpenter, Kubrick, Raimi, Coppola, Romero and Argento were a huge influence. I also learned a lot reading Starlog and Fangoria magazines. In my twenties Lynch, Von Trier, the Coens, Jodorowsky, Rohmer, Allen and Scorsese had become a big part of my cinephile diet. Gigs directing and editing commercials and music videos, co-writing, editing and assistant-directing various shorts and features for filmmaker friends kept me alive during the long years trying to complete my own features."

After his self-financed first effort, ''Blood Symbol'' (1994), his second feature, ''Lady of the Lake'' (1998) and his follow-up, ''Slashers'' (2001),〔(Maurice Devereaux Interview - $LA$HER$ )〕 were distributed in the United States under the "Fangoria presents" label, and in the U.K., Canada, France, and Germany. He then wrote and directed ''PMS: Survival Tips'' (2003), a short film shot over a week-end, winner of the most popular film at the SPASM film festival, and a YouTube hit (December 2006) with well over 2 million viewers in just a month.

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