iPhone Apps for the Biz
Happy New Year! Trying to figure out what to spend that holiday cash or iTunes gift card on? Why not head to the iTunes […]
Filmmaker Interview: KATHY KOLLA, writer/director of WORLD’S LITTLEST BRAT
Most filmmakers understand that writing from personal experience can be beneficial when trying to create an honest and believable world. When that personal experience
Empire State of Mind.
People have always told me that no place on earth is better than NEW YORK CITY during the holidays. Now I know why. Over
BRONSON comes to the States!
One of my favorite films from this past Sundance was a small, UK film, BRONSON. It stars Tom Hardy (RocknRolla, the yet to be released
Program for TIFF nearly complete?
For the last month, our friends over at indieWIRE have been keeping close tabs on the the lineup for the 34th Toronto International Film
John Hughes dies at 59
It is a sad day. Legendary film icon, John Hughes, has died from a heart attack at the age of 59. This man is
Filmmaker Interview: JARED DRAKE, director of VISIONEERS
Any indie filmmaker will tell you that getting your first feature made is one of the most painstaking, emotional challenges that you face in
Booths, BBQ and Bats: a SXSW recap
This is a week or so overdue, considering SXSW was a while ago, but I do feel obligated to report on what was a
Pretending to be part of the ACADEMY: Oscar Weekend 2009
The “biggest movie event of the year” is taking place this Sunday and I feel compelled to offer my votes for the top awards. Granted, I’m
SUNDANCE REPORT: there’s a first time for everything
Okay, I’m going to put this out there right off the bat so we’re all clear… 2009 marked my first trip to Sundance. Yep.
Whoa. What’s with the new guy?
As Barack Obama begins a historic transition of power as the new commander in chief, I too have begun a transition of power as