Filmmaker Interview: ALYSIA REINER, producer/star of EGG
ALYSIA REINER has become an on-screen fixture of some of the buzziest TV series of the past few years, including FX’s Better Things, ABC’s
SAGindie on Final Draft’s WRITE ON Podcast
SAGindie is always ready to spread the word about our work and how filmmakers can utilize SAG-AFTRA’s low-budget agreements. So we were more than
This Week’s Good Reads (Week of October 8)
We hope you spent this week either registering to vote (deadlines are upon us! Check your local Secretary of State!) or reading about filmmaking
This Week’s Good Reads (Week of August 13)
We’ve already hit the middle of August! But that loudly ticking clock of mortality summer is not stopping us from collecting the week’s worth
This Week’s Good Reads (Week of August 6)
Another week, another heat wave. But rest assured, reading highlights of film journalism has been proven to cool the body down to a comfortable
This Week’s Good Reads (Week of July 2)
While we celebrated Independence Day this week on arguably the worst day of the week to have a holiday (who has holidays on Wednesdays?!),
This Week’s Good Reads (Week of May 28)
Happy June! As the first official day of summer gets nearer and nearer, we will still expect you to utilize your brain and eyeballs
Filmmaker Interview: QUINN SHEPHARD, writer/director/star of BLAME
Writing, directing, producing, editing, and starring in your own feature film is a lot to take on at any age. With the new feature
Filmmaker Interview: NAOMI SCOTT, producer of FUN MOM DINNER
Premiering a feature film at Sundance is a rare feat for any filmmaker. Going three-for-three is an even rarer feat, one accomplished by producer
Filmmaker Interview: RAM BERGMAN, producer of BRICK (indieBlog Archive)
As SAGindie celebrates our 20th Anniversary, we’ve opened our archives and unearthed some long-lost features and interviews from years past we thought were worth
This Week’s Good Reads (Week of January 5, 2015)
Hi there! Welcome to 2015! It’s a New Year, as you probably noticed from the giant glitter ball in Times Square succumbing to gravity