This Week’s Good Reads (Week of November 7)
So… Wow. Busy week. For example, Donald Trump won the election. Now, this website is a resource for directors, producers, actors, casting directors, cinephiles, […]
Filmmaker Interview: ZACH CLARK, writer/director/producer of LITTLE SISTER
After writing, directing, producing, and editing back-to-back film festival hits Modern Love is Automatic and Vacation! in 2009 and 2010, filmmaker ZACH CLARK turned
Filmmaker Interview: JUSTIN TIPPING, co-writer/director of KICKS
As a college student studying Business Economics at UC Santa Barbara, a semester in Italy changed everything for JUSTIN TIPPING. He fell in love
ADVICE TO YOUNG FILMMAKERS FROM A YOUNG FILMMAKER: Turning Your Student Film Into a Full-Length Feature (Guest Post by CHAD L. SCHEIFELE)
It’s the time of year for school to start again, which means countless aspiring filmmakers are gearing up for a new semester of film
Filmmaker Interview: BEN CRESCIMAN, writer/director of SUN CHOKE
On the heels of completing an experimental indie film in 2011, writer/director BEN CRESCIMAN received some news: He’d been accepted to the University of
Filmmaker Interview: JT MOLLNER, writer/director of OUTLAWS AND ANGELS
Considering his family trade, it’s no huge surprise that JT MOLLNER grew up to be a filmmaker. His parents operated a haunted house business
This Week’s Good Reads (Week of April 18)
This week kicked off with our Tribeca Cast Party in New York, saw the passing on an iconic musical genius, wrapped up with a
This Year’s Good Reads (2015)
We do our best each week to highlight some of the most interesting news stories that had the entertainment industry buzzing, and 2015 sure
This Week’s Good Reads (Week of November 9)
We’re coming off a busy fall week – wrapping up AFI FEST (see our recap here), a panel at American Film Market, and out-of-town
Filmmaker Interview: DIANE BELL, writer/director of BLEEDING HEART
In 2010, Scotland-born yoga-instructor-turned-filmmaker DIANE BELL achieved what many first-time writer/directors dream about – her debut film (made for less than $150,000) was accepted
This Week’s Good Reads (Week of September 14)
This week finds Darrien hunkered down in the snowy isolation of HatchFest in Montana, while the rest of us in the office are sweating
This Week’s Good Reads (Week of August 31)
With Labor Day Weekend now here, we can all lament the official (though not official, if we’re going by the actual calendar) end of