Empire State of Mind.
People have always told me that no place on earth is better than NEW YORK CITY during the holidays. Now I know why. Over […]
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19th Annual Gotham Independent Film Award Nominations
Check out the complete list of nominees for the upcoming Gotham Awards that take place on November 30th at Cipriani Wall Street in NYC.
SF2: SAG Foundation Short Film Showcase
Happy Friday! Just wanted to let you know that the SAG Foundation in New York has launched SF2 (SAG Foundation Short Film). SF2 is
My Venice Sighting
There is a small island just a short vaporetta ride away from Venice proper called the Lido where the Venice Film Festival takes place.
Darn [Filmmaking] Kids These Days!
I’ve been in this industry for a while now. No, I wasn’t hanging out with D.W. Griffith (THAT certainly wouldn’t have gone well for
BANDSLAM: Victim of Shoddy Advertising?
Nikki Finke has posted an insightful insider account of a very real possibility behind the embarrassing gross of Walden Media’s BANDSLAM. As I am
BRONSON comes to the States!
One of my favorite films from this past Sundance was a small, UK film, BRONSON. It stars Tom Hardy (RocknRolla, the yet to be released
Food for Thought at the Traverse City Film Festival
This past week I packed my bags for the North Woods of Michigan and Michael Moore’s Traverse City Film Festival. I had to select
Program for TIFF nearly complete?
For the last month, our friends over at indieWIRE have been keeping close tabs on the the lineup for the 34th Toronto International Film
John Hughes dies at 59
It is a sad day. Legendary film icon, John Hughes, has died from a heart attack at the age of 59. This man is
Filmmaker Interview: JARED DRAKE, director of VISIONEERS
Any indie filmmaker will tell you that getting your first feature made is one of the most painstaking, emotional challenges that you face in