Filmmaker Interview: SHERWIN SHILATI, writer/director of PEOPLE YOU MAY KNOW
SHERWIN SHILATI took a big swing as a first-time filmmaker in 2008 – he made a short comedy called I Kicked Luis Guzman in
SHERWIN SHILATI took a big swing as a first-time filmmaker in 2008 – he made a short comedy called I Kicked Luis Guzman in
As a performer, NOËL WELLS knows her way around an ensemble. Her sketch and improv experience led to getting cast on Saturday Night Live
MICHELLE MORGAN writes, directs, and stars in the new satiric comedy of manners IT HAPPENED IN L.A., in which a group of thirtysomethings navigate
‘Tis that season yet again to show all your friends (or social media followers) how creative you can be. Yep, it’s Halloween. And like
One’s first awareness of actress AMY RYAN likely depends on their preferred form of scripted entertainment. Broadway fans would recognize her as a Tony-nominated
JUSTIN CHON wrote, directed, and stars in GOOK, a coming-of-age drama taking place on the day leading to the 1992 Los Angeles riots. Chon
Screenwriter/director JIM STROUSE tends to attract talented collaborators to his films. His first produced screenplay Lonesome Jim snagged not only Steve Buscemi as director, but
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
The Tony Awards are coming up this weekend, which are sort of like the Oscars if all the Oscar movies were performed live and
The new indie dramedy I LOVE YOU BOTH centers on codependent twins Krystal (co-writer KRISTIN ARCHIBALD) and Donny (director/co-writer DOUG ARCHIBALD). While each sibling
As an actor, PAT HEALY has been a familiar face in independent film ever since gaining attention for two small but memorable roles in
Considering her background in journalism and public radio, it makes sense that filmmaker HEIDI SAMAN would tap into real-world issues even when making a