This Year’s Good Reads (2019)
For the past few years on the indieBlog, we’ve shared a weekly rundown of good reads to help filmmakers, actors, and cinephiles stay up-to-date […]
SAGindie’s Favorite Films of 2019
With the end of 2019 approaching, we not only close out another year of movies… we close out another decade of movies – a
This Week’s Good Reads (Week of December 9)
As the year winds down, we continue one of our many hallowed traditions of providing a weekly recap of film industry-related news, interviews, criticism,
This Week’s Good Reads (Week of December 2)
We’re back from a long Thanksgiving holiday weekend and we’re ready to read! Luckily, there was plenty of material on the internet to quench
2019 IFP GOTHAM AWARDS – Nominees & Winners
[UPDATED 12/3/19] It’s that time of year once again to start honoring the best and brightest films, filmmakers, and performers of the past 12
SAGindie’s December ’19 Movie Picks
Well, we made it to the final stretch of 2019. And as we were each preceding month, SAGindie’s staff are most concerned about which
This Week’s Good Reads (Week of November 18)
Wow, what a news-filled week we just had ourselves. So much happened that we felt it was necessary to comb through the internet for
Filmmaker Interview: ANNABELLE ATTANASIO, writer/director of MICKEY AND THE BEAR
Although she’s a new talent behind the camera, ANNABELLE ATTANASIO has more or less lived her entire life in the entertainment industry. The daughter
2019 NEW WAVE ACTORS CONVERSATION Recap
SAGindie partnered once again with SAG-AFTRA and Easterseales Southern California to honor a group of emerging actors for Film Independent’s 2019 THE NEW WAVE.
This Week’s Good Reads (Week of November 11)
Another week, another collection of film industry news, essays, opinions, profiles, and other sorts of reading material we consider “good.” This Week’s Good
This Week’s Good Reads (Week of November 4)
This week saw that people were still mad at Martin Scorsese’s Marvel hate, mad about James Dean’s CGI resurrection, and mad about another potential
Filmmaker Interview: PHILLIP YOUMANS, writer/director/producer of BURNING CANE
It’s not uncommon for filmmakers to start making movies as teenagers, taking the trusty (depending on the era) 8mm camera/VHS camcorder/mini-DV/iPhone and shooting scenes