Filmmaker Interview: AMY LANDECKER, writer/director/producer/star of FOR WORSE
AMY LANDECKER has acted in some of the most critically-acclaimed and transformative TV series of this century, including Mad Men, Curb Your Enthusiasm, Louie,
Filmmaker Interview: MEL ESLYN, writer/director/producer of BIOSPHERE
Gaining experience on a film set is always a good idea before taking on the mantle of director. And filmmaker MEL ESLYN has experience
Filmmaker Interview: LIZ CARDENAS, producer of ACIDMAN
As a producer, LIZ CARDENAS has a specialty in using a project’s ingrained constraints to its advantage, from the minimalist isolation of David Lowery’s
Filmmaker Interview: SARAH SHERMAN & ZACHARY RAY SHERMAN of YOUNG HEARTS
More often than not, a filmmaker is only as good as their closest collaborators. So it must be comforting, then, if your closest collaborator
Filmmaker Interview: BENJAMIN KASULKE, director of BANANA SPLIT
As an accomplished cinematographer, BENJAMIN KASULKE has lensed award-winners and festival and arthouse hits for mainstays of indie filmmaking. His resume includes Mike Birbiglia’s
Filmmaker Interview: CHARLENE DeGUZMAN and SUZI YOONESSI of UNLOVABLE
The feature dramedy UNLOVABLE came to fruition – as all films do – via collaboration. Derived from the real life of writer/actor CHARLENE DeGUZMAN,
This Week’s Good Reads (Week of May 7)
We know it’s easy to get distracted by a full week’s worth of film industry writing, but don’t get too distracted this Mother’s Day
Industry Interview: MARK DUPLASS and JAY DUPLASS, authors of LIKE BROTHERS
As much as filmmakers like Richard Linklater, Robert Rodriguez, and Kevin Smith defined the concept of “indie film” in the 1990s, the next generation
This Week’s Good Reads (Week of April 16)
While we celebrate Earth Day this weekend, we encourage you to browse these good reads on a computer, phone, or tablet and refrain from
This Week’s Good Reads (Week of June 26)
As we say goodbye to June, we say hello to a new crop of filmmaking-related news stories! Stay cool (both physically and socially) with
Filmmaker Interview: PAT HEALY, director/star of TAKE ME
As an actor, PAT HEALY has been a familiar face in independent film ever since gaining attention for two small but memorable roles in
SAGindie’s March ’17 Movie Picks
We’re back in action! Now that holidays and awards season are both over, we’ve returned to studying the month’s movie release calendar to select