Venice Biennale Part 5
It’s Thursday, September 7th, and I have officially declared today SAGIndie Day at the Venice Biennial. The day will be spent spreading the good […]
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Win Your School a 10 Seat Adobe License!
Student Filmmakers: Want to get an “A” in your film theory class without sleeping with your professor, have grateful classmates buy you Jager shots,
Venice Biennale Part 4
It’s 11:00am in Venice and I have only seen two of the Venice Intensive students all morning, so I am forced to contribute to
Venice Festival Part 3
Venice is a city of natural mystery. It’s streets are a medieval maze whose twists and turns and dead ends comprise the root system
Venice Bienelle part 2
It’s funny when a large conversation turns into a quiet hush. The very presence of Spike Lee in front of the Excelsior Hotel did
Adios Telluride
It’s about 7:30 in the morning and I’m sitting in my hotel room in my underwear, trying not to wake up my girlfriend, and
2006 Venice Bienalle
On Aug. 29th, 2006 the students of the American Pavilion’s Student Filmmakers program embarked on an journey to the 2006 Venice Film Festival, these
A Tale of Two Cities
First, I’d like to thank our friends at the American Pavilion, who have launched a new student filmmaker program at the Venice Film Festival.
SAGIndie Diversity Screening Series – Call For Submissions!
SAGIndie is pleased to announce the launch of our Diversity Screening Series, a program dedicated to promoting films with a diverse cast and/or diverse
PS Film Fest 2006: Part Two
And now for part two of my trip to the Palm Springs International Festival of Shorts: After barely escaping certain death (these pools in
PS Film Fest 2006: Part One
I’m quite happy to announce that the rest of the SAGIndie group finally came around and realized what a valuable asset I am to
Don’t Call It a Comeback!
I know it’s been a while since the indieBlog has been updated. We’ve just been so busy here…there’s always something, you know? It’s so