This Week’s Good Reads (Week of January 28)
We have returned from Sundance just in time for the Super Bowl©™ Big Game (no trademark necessary)! But in between all the sportsing you’ll […]
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This Week’s Good Reads (Week of January 21)
SAGindie is at Sundance! Which means, we could be distracted by all the movie-watching, party-hopping, celebrity-sighting, and snow-trekking that Park City has to offer.
This Week’s Good Reads (Week of January 14)
We’re gearing up for a long holiday weekend, which means you’ll have an extra day to decide which Fyre Fest documentary you want to
Filmmaker Interview: ALYSIA REINER, producer/star of EGG
ALYSIA REINER has become an on-screen fixture of some of the buzziest TV series of the past few years, including FX’s Better Things, ABC’s
This Week’s Good Reads (Week of January 7)
Happy New Year! 2019 got off to an accolades-filled start, with nominations rolling out this week for the PGA Awards (producers!), DGA Awards (directors!),
Filmmaker Interview: JASON NOTO, writer/director of BEYOND THE NIGHT
In any career field, there’s something to be said about the old-fashioned way of working up through the ranks. Get in at the entry
Free Production Legal Services for Indie Filmmakers
We at SAGindie are always on the lookout for resources that help low-budget filmmakers, and this is one we couldn’t wait to share. Professional-level
This Year’s Good Reads (2018)
Every Friday here on the indieBlog, we do our best to provide a weekly rundown of good reads in hopes of keeping filmmakers, actors,
SAGindie on Final Draft’s WRITE ON Podcast
SAGindie is always ready to spread the word about our work and how filmmakers can utilize SAG-AFTRA’s low-budget agreements. So we were more than
This Week’s Good Reads (Week of December 10)
As we prepare to wind things down for the year on the ol’ SAGindie website (stay tuned next week for some best-of-2018 lists!) we’re
This Week’s Good Reads (Week of December 3)
It was a rainy week in Los Angeles, and a rocky week for potential Oscar hosts, but the City of Angeles has persevered! In
Filmmaker Interview: BRIDEY ELLIOTT, writer/director/star of CLARA’S GHOST
BRIDEY ELLIOTT comes from what is usually referred to as a “showbiz family,” with branches of her family tree working in the entertainment industry