by Colin McCormack | Nov 3, 2022 | Filmmaker Resources, indieBlog, Interviews
Filmmaker MALI ELFMAN has made movies in all genres but has found a particular niche in horror. Her newest film – her first as a feature director – melds horror, sci-fi, and romantic comedy elements into the stylings of a road trip movie. In the... 
by Colin McCormack | Oct 5, 2022 | Filmmaker Resources, indieBlog, Interviews
Longtime friends MICHAEL TENNANT and BRITT RENTSCHLER met in an acting class, a logical place to find a potential creative collaborator. But for many actors, auditioning and waiting to be cast in someone else’s project can become a tiresome experience. Thus,... 
by Colin McCormack | Aug 24, 2022 | Filmmaker Resources, indieBlog, Interviews
The coming-of-age comedy FUNNY PAGES may be from a first-time feature screenwriter/director, though anyone with a fondness for independent film knows that OWEN KLINE is anything but a newbie to cinema. As an actor, Kline made a splash at age 13 as the youngest son of... 
by Colin McCormack | Jul 28, 2022 | Filmmaker Resources, indieBlog, Interviews
For his first feature film, MAX WALKER-SILVERMAN has written, produced, directed, and edited an intimate character study exploring rural America, aging, and the path not taken. A LOVE SONG centers on reunited old flames reconnecting in the American West, and taking... 
by Colin McCormack | May 17, 2022 | Filmmaker Resources, indieBlog, Interviews
Like many film school grads, CAREY WILLIAMS went from school (in his case, Florida State University) to Los Angeles to make his way, PA’ing on feature films and directing music videos until receiving industry recognition for his short films. His 2012 short... 
by Colin McCormack | Apr 19, 2022 | Filmmaker Resources, indieBlog, Interviews
Filmmaker KATE TSANG spent her youth between the U.S. and Hong Kong, giving her a wide array of movie-watching options and imagination fuel. Drawn to fantastical stories, Tsang grew up to be an artist, writer, and director. Her short films – from live-action (So...