INDIE MEMPHIS: Super Happy Crazy Sparkle Fun Time! (now with more xanadu)
You guys! Because I know a good time when I see one, I spent the beginning of the month in Tennessee at Indie Memphis. […]
FILM INDEPENDENT: Only Members Vote
Cast your vote to determine the winners of the 2012 Film Independent Spirit Awards. Filmmakers, film lovers and industry professionals who join the Film
NYFF Forum: To Union Or Not To Union
Video from a panel we did at New York Film Festival last month on casting and working with actors in low budget indies. SAGIndie’s
Film Review: THE HAMMER
I was first introduced to THE HAMMER, previously titled Hamill, at AFI Fest 2010, where the film took the Audience Award. I met some
Jolly Olde SAGIndie!
Every once in a while, an opportunity arises that you cannot resist. Riding camels in Egypt, giant wave surfing in Australia, nude sunbathing during
Film Review: WIN WIN
WIN WIN played at the 2011 Sundance Film Festival as a Fox Searchlight non-competition premiere. Paul Giamatti stars in this dramedy as family man
2011 Film Independent Forum: October 21-23
For the past seven years, Film Independent has gathered industry insiders, thought provokers and game changers for a not to be missed weekend of
Filmmakers Alliance Presents: VisionFest 2011
SAGINDIE is a proud sponsor of VISIONFEST taking place Wednesday, October 19 at 8:00 PM at the Downtown Independent Theater in Los Angeles. Register
Guest Post: WILLIAM MAPOTHER on acting in ANOTHER EARTH
When SAGIndie’s Director, Darrien Gipson, asked me to write about working on the micro-budgeted ANOTHER EARTH, I immediately agreed, partly because she’s not an
SAGINDIE on Plum Daily
Guinivere Cramer and Damon Burke sit down with SAGIndie’s Darrien Gipson to talk about the circuit of film festivals she has been involved in,
Special Screening for Students of L.A. Intensive
On Wednesday, August 3rd, we hosted a special event for the students of the American Pavilion’s L.A. Intensive Program. We screened the indie film,
Film Review: THE CONVINCER (aka THIN ICE)
Why scheme, lie, cheat, and steal? Because an honest day’s work is so darn hard, and the payoff is usually higher; at least that’s