SXSW 2010
As always, SXSW was a success for SAGIndie. There’s something about being in Austin during March that makes for a very rewarding experience, both […]
“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
Santa Barbara: A Photo Essay
You guys! I couldn’t make you a film festival mix for Santa Barbara, because I didn’t listen to any music at all on this
Rebel with (or without) a Cause?
Sundance 2010’s festival theme was REBEL: “This is the renewed rebellion. This is the recharged fight against the establishment.” I’m not sure exactly why
First Time to Utah, First Time to Sundance, 10 Things I Wasn’t Expecting
1.) To be 100 percent surrounded by mountains. Yes, I’ve been to Colorado and rode up to the top of Pike’s Peak, but I’ve
A SUNDANCE MIX!
I’m blogging at Will’s insistence. Clearly, he finds himself unfettered by the concerns with which I am weighed down; matters pecuniary, what on earth
Sundance Movies; As Unique as Snowflakes
The thing is, as beautiful as snowflakes can be, once you’ve seen like a MILLION of them, that specialness goes out the window and
My Experience with a Man-Eating Croc at the Lake Placid Film Festival (Just Kidding- about the croc, not about the festival)
Just yesterday I sat at my desk and picked out a list of films that I hope to see at Sundance this year. This
Netflix Interactive Map
Over the weekend I stumbled upon this amazing interactive map that the NY Times put together. It gives you an idea of the Netflix
What’s New in the New Year, you say? Well, me of course!
My name is Ellen and I am the new SAGIndie Assistant. I am very excited to pick up the torch here at SAGIndie and
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