Robin Williams: An Indie Film Appreciation
[UPDATED 6/6/18] You could never put ROBIN WILLIAMS‘ career into one box. He was a hyperactive standup; a wacky comedic leading man; a stable […]
[UPDATED 6/6/18] You could never put ROBIN WILLIAMS‘ career into one box. He was a hyperactive standup; a wacky comedic leading man; a stable […]
[UPDATED 5/24/17] The phrase “independent film” usually conjures up certain touchstone images: Early pioneers like Corman or Cassavetes; no-budget phenoms like Clerks and The
Director JARED DRAKE is no stranger to bringing unique characters to life, and he will be the first to tell you casting the right
[UPDATED 8/25/16] Happy Halloween, fellow filmmakers! For this holiday-themed blog post, we have joined forces with guest contributor MATT D’ALESIO. Matt took a look
When SAGIndie’s Director, Darrien Gipson, asked me to write about working on the micro-budgeted ANOTHER EARTH, I immediately agreed, partly because she’s not an
SAGIndie will show Academy Award-winner Ben Affleck‘s directorial debut GONE BABY GONE, as part of its AFI Directors Series Screenings on Monday, Oct.1, in
BLACKOUT In summer 2003, America experienced the largest blackout in its history — widely reported as peaceful. But in Brooklyn’s forgotten East Flatbush neighborhood,
SAGIndie is proud to announce that we will be partnering with the American Film Institute to help spotlight films with diverse casts and voices.
What do movies like Swingers, Napoleon Dynamite, and Boys Don’t Cry have in common? They are financially successful, critically acclaimed films which feature star
You Can Make a SAG Feature for Less Than $10,000! From his artistic home at The Stella Adler Theatre, STAN HARRINGTON has been
Diversity Spotlight: Red Doors Are Open This month, SAGIndie puts the focus on RED DOORS, a diversity film that’s tearing up the festival
Last night we launched the SAGIndie Diversity Screening Series in New York with HALF NELSON. This film, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival,