SAGindie’s November Movie Picks
This November’s movie calendar brings us a handful of small-scale indies hitting VOD, two movies that will probably take in all the world’s money […]
Film Independent Forum 2014 Highlights
SAGindie was a premiere sponsor of this year’s Film Independent Forum, which kicked off October 24 with a screening of Nightcrawler at the Directors
This Week’s Good Reads (Week of October 20)
This week brought us the Gotham Award nominations, which means awards season has finally begun. And here on the West Coast (where awards season
This Week’s Good Reads (Week of October 13)
This week saw the unfortunate passing of two actresses who never really got their due: Elizabeth Peña and Misty Upham (for great examples of
This Week’s Good Reads (Week of October 6)
In case you missed it, this week we had ourselves a Low-Budget Contract Workshop (no worries, you can join us for next month’s workshop!).
This Week’s Good Reads (Week of September 29)
With a new month kicking off this week, SAGindie (along with a number of other sites, including our pals at Indiewire and Film Independent)
SAGindie’s OCTOBER MOVIE PICKS
It would make sense for October to be chock-full of horror movies, thrillers, and supernatural spectacles, and you can probably find a good movie
This Week’s Good Reads (Week of September 22)
It’s been a promising week for diversity on TV. While ABC was premiering new shows like Black-ish and How to Get Away with Murder,
This Week’s Good Reads (Week of September 15)
This week, a large bulk of the independent film world was occupied with IFP Independent Film Week in New York. And there was a
This Week’s Good Reads (Week of September 8)
This week brought us much ballyhoo from the Toronto International Film Festival (or “TIFF” as the kids say). Films premiered. Rights were sold. Actors
This Week’s Good Reads (Week of September 1)
Coming off a holiday weekend, maybe you were in too much of a hungover haze to do some deep reading on the film industry.
SAGindie’s SEPTEMBER MOVIE PICKS
Ah, September movies. Too late for summer blockbusters, too early for prestige awards bait. A weird mishmash of genres that nobody knows what to