This Week’s Good Reads (Week of August 27)
We hope you have a beautifully lazy Labor Day Weekend, with only minimal amounts of work to do around the house. But know what […]
This Week’s Good Reads (Week of September 18)
SAGindie’s Darrien Gipson is back from New York’s IFP Film Week, which wrapped up yesterday after a full slate of filmmaker talks, case studies,
This Week’s Good Reads (Week of August 7)
Another week of summer, another week of film industry news and opinions. Much like last week’s good reads, this week had a healthy dose
This Week’s Good Reads (Week of May 8)
Happy Mother’s Day weekend! Show Mom how much you care – and how your Liberal Arts or Film School education wasn’t a waste of
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,
This Week’s Good Reads (Week of October 24)
We hope you’re nice and busy prepping for a scary (yet safe!) Halloween weekend. But if you like to mix your fright with some
This Week’s Good Reads (Week of June 20)
While the Brexit logically dominated the news cycle this week, the film world trudged on. From bidding wars to new streaming services, the internet
This Week’s Good Reads (Week of June 13)
Maybe you’ll be spending some time with or calling up your dad this weekend for Father’s Day (you did remember to at least send
This Week’s Good Reads (Week of February 29)
It’s a new month (with a new slate of movies) and the week kicked off on a Leap Day! That means we had an
This Week’s Good Reads (Week of August 24)
So the stock market may have crashed this week, but know what didn’t crash? Our love of interesting entertainment industry-related news and web writing!
This Week’s Good Reads (Week of November 10)
A busy week here at SAGindie. Not only were we on-hand at AFI Fest to co-host a filmmaker party and sponsor the first-look screening
In Cased You Missed Them: This Week’s Good Reads
During the week we often get bogged down with so much “work” and “socializing” that we sometimes miss out on good content spewing from