URBANWORLD ADDS DIGITAL CONFERENCE TO FILM LINEUP
The nation’s largest competitive multicultural film fest will convene in NYC Sept 15 – 19, 2010. NEW YORK, NY (September 8, 2010) – The […]
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Sundance Institute’s Inagural Short Film Workshop
In case you missed it, check out coverage on the Sundance Institute’s inagural short film workshop in Los Angeles. Overall, it was a big
Traverse City Film Fest: ME AND ORSON WELLES
Hey! If you’re attending the Traverse City Film Festival be sure to go see ME AND ORSON WELLES, directed by Richard Linklater. SAGIndie is
LAFF is upon us!
The 2010 Los Angeles Film Festival, starting June 17th and running until the 27th, will be happening downtown this year and, as a sponsor,
Maryland after Filmmakers’ Hearts
It’s no secret that even though we have “Screen Actors Guild” in our name, we at SAGIndie are very much about the filmmaker. That’s
SAGIndie joins Brooklyn’s ISSUE Project Room in presenting ACTOR AS AUTEUR: Brunch with STEVE BUSCEMI
On June 6, 2010, actor, writer, and film director STEVE BUSCEMI will talk with Emmy Award-winning journalist and Co-Host of WNYC Radio and PRI’s The Takeaway,
Tonight I’m Takin’ No Calls, ‘Cause I’ll be Dancin’
What event would open with Candis Cayne and Wilson Cruz dancing to Lady Gaga’s Telephone? It was the 2010 GLAAD Media Awards and Cayne
A series of haikus about the Palm Beach Film Festival, by Eliza.
Red eye from L.A. To a film fest on the beach This job is SO hard Wow, celebrities I see you M.C. Hammer! Nevermind,
Attention SAG Members in the NY area
Tribeca Films is having a NY theatrical run of all of their titles May 5th–18th at Tribeca Cinemas. As a member, you can purchase
SAGIndie in People Magazine!
Our Tribeca Film Festival Bowling Party was mentioned in this week’s print edition of People magazine. Check it out:
32nd Annual Independent Film Week: Call for Entries
Hi friends! Independent Film Week is the oldest and largest forum in the U.S. for the discovery of new projects in development and new
“My Favorite Genre of Movie Are Ones That Get Made”—
–says John August as he moderates part 3 of the FIND Directors Series, a series of discussions between filmmakers, sound editors, actors, producers and