A series of haikus about the Palm Beach Film Festival, by Eliza.
Red eye from L.A. To a film fest on the beach This job is SO hard Wow, celebrities I see you M.C. Hammer! Nevermind, […]
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Attention SAG Members in the NY area
Tribeca Films is having a NY theatrical run of all of their titles May 5th–18th at Tribeca Cinemas. As a member, you can purchase
SAGIndie in People Magazine!
Our Tribeca Film Festival Bowling Party was mentioned in this week’s print edition of People magazine. Check it out:
32nd Annual Independent Film Week: Call for Entries
Hi friends! Independent Film Week is the oldest and largest forum in the U.S. for the discovery of new projects in development and new
“My Favorite Genre of Movie Are Ones That Get Made”—
–says John August as he moderates part 3 of the FIND Directors Series, a series of discussions between filmmakers, sound editors, actors, producers and
Empire State of Mind.
People have always told me that no place on earth is better than NEW YORK CITY during the holidays. Now I know why. Over
SAGIndie to present PRECIOUS at AFI FEST 2009
We’re extremely excited to be presenting PRECIOUS: BASED ON THE NOVEL ‘PUSH’ BY SAPHIRE as one of this year’s AFI Fest Gala Films. We
WHERE IN THE WORLD IS SAGINDIE?
Eh, we’re here, just busy. The world of SAGIndie is a never ending barrage of work. When the rest of the [filmic] world seemed
WHERE IN THE WORLD IS SAGINDIE?
Eh, we’re here, just busy. The world of SAGIndie is a never ending barrage of work. When the rest of the [filmic] world seemed
Booths, BBQ and Bats: a SXSW recap
This is a week or so overdue, considering SXSW was a while ago, but I do feel obligated to report on what was a
SAGIndie/AFI Directors Screenings Series: GONE BABY GONE
SAGIndie will show Academy Award-winner Ben Affleck‘s directorial debut GONE BABY GONE, as part of its AFI Directors Series Screenings on Monday, Oct.1, in
SAGIndie Diversity Screening Series: BLACKOUT
BLACKOUT In summer 2003, America experienced the largest blackout in its history — widely reported as peaceful. But in Brooklyn’s forgotten East Flatbush neighborhood,