This Month’s Good Reads (June 2026)
Life is busy – mergers proliferate, acquisitions thrive, UFC at the White House, Knicks in five. It can be tough to stay up-to-date on
NOTICE: SAG-AFTRA TV/Theatrical Contract Updates (2026)
On June 4, 2026, SAG-AFTRA members approved the 2026 TV/Theatrical Agreement with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP). We’ve highlighted some
Filmmaker Interview: DAVID FORTUNE, writer/director of COLOR BOOK
To get his feature directorial debut made, DAVID FORTUNE sought out organizations that could provide life-changing support for a filmmaker — and won. As
This Month’s Good Reads (May 2026)
Life is busy – you’re celebrating a hugely significant agreement between two industry titans. No, not Baldoni/Lively, a tentative SAG-AFTRA/AMPTP deal! Still, it can
2026 CANNES FILM FESTIVAL – Recap
Ooh la la, SAGindie is back from another year as a sponsor of The American Pavilion at the 2026 FESTIVAL DE CANNES, held May
Filmmaker Interview: JING AI NG, writer/director/producer of FORGE
Growing up between Malaysia and Florida, JING AI NG had a passion for writing that eventually expanded from novelist aspirations to screenwriting and directing.
This Month’s Good Reads (April 2026)
Life is busy – you’re saying goodbye to tech CEOs and other tech CEOs and studio honchos who wanted to be tech CEOs. It
Filmmaker Interview: COLE WEBLEY, director of OMAHA
OMAHA is an exercise in empathy, taking a single father (John Magaro), his two young children (Molly Belle Wright and Wyatt Solis), and the
Stowe Story Labs presents the SAGindie Fellowship
SAGindie has partnered once again with Stowe Story Labs to offer the SAGindie Fellowship for emerging filmmakers of color to attend Stowe’s 2026 Fall
This Month’s Good Reads (March 2026)
Life is busy – spring has sprung, Sora is dead, and the Oscars are on the move. It can be tough to stay up-to-date
Filmmaker Interview: ADDISON HEIMANN, writer/director/producer of TOUCH ME
For playwright-turned-filmmaker ADDISON HEIMANN, major inspiration has come from anime, comics, scary movies, and queer cinema. In his 2022 directorial debut, Hypochondriac, he explored
This Month’s Good Reads (February 2026)
Life is busy – you’re battling snowstorms and/or rainstorms and/or heatwaves, all while watching cutthroat competition on a global scale (the Winter Olympics and/or