Indie Movies In The Movies
Anybody who has spent time on a movie set knows that there are plenty of characters to be found. Not “characters” as in “written
This Week’s Good Reads (Week of August 5)
Life is busy. Life is complicated. Sometimes you don’t have the time or energy to scour the internet for articles about filmmaking and the
This Week’s Good Reads (Week of April 2)
Spring is supposed to be here, but snowstorms on the East Coast and rainstorms on the West Coast might signal some “indoor time” this
This Week’s Good Reads (Week of February 12)
We’re sure you’ll be raging this weekend celebrating President’s Day by… doing whatever you do to celebrate President’s Day (watching old State of the
This Week’s Good Reads (Week of April 10)
Good Reads on Good Friday: Now doesn’t that sound… good? This Week’s Good Reads (Week of April 10, 2017) The End of Independent
This Week’s Good Reads (Week of October 10)
The autumn weather may be getting cooler, but know what isn’t cooling down? Our burning desire to give you the week’s most interesting film-related
This Week’s Good Reads (Week of June 6)
Coming off a busy week – the just-wrapped Produced By Conference, LA Film Festival, and Sundance London; the still-going Dances With Films and Seattle
Panel (Full Video): EBERTFEST 2016 – WOMEN IN FILM
In case you couldn’t make it to this year’s Ebertfest in Illinois, they have been so kind as to live-stream all their panels, including
This Week’s Good Reads (Week of April 4)
It’s easy to get bogged down during the week with stuff like “work” and “family” and “friends.” It’s hard to find time for reading.
This Week’s Good Reads (Week of January 25)
Sundance 2016 proved to be a snowy, record-breaking, and farty affair. We’ll have a full recap for you in the days to come (but
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
This Week’s Good Reads (Week of July 6)
Because we love the nerds (movie and otherwise), we know that standing in the long lines at Comic-Con can result in hours and hours