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 […]
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
Filmmaker Interview: EVA VIVES, writer/director/producer of ALL ABOUT NINA
EVA VIVES‘ career as a feature filmmaker has been long in the works. Though her feature debut ALL ABOUT NINA is just coming out,
This Week’s Good Reads (Week of July 30)
So you’re spending the first weekend of August lounging around in the air conditioning, reading up on the new SAG-AFTRA Short Project Agreement and
Filmmaker Interview: JORDANA SPIRO, director of NIGHT COMES ON
As an actor, JORDANA SPIRO has been working steadily for almost two decades. Her breakout role was as the lead of the TBS series
This Week’s Good Reads (Week of July 23)
This week saw the announcement of two great filmmaking program lineups (both of which we will be a part of in the coming weeks/months):
This Week’s Good Reads (Week of July 2)
While we celebrated Independence Day this week on arguably the worst day of the week to have a holiday (who has holidays on Wednesdays?!),
Filmmaker Interview: CHRISTINA CHOE, writer/director of NANCY
The psychological drama film NANCY premiered in competition at the 2018 Sundance Film Festival, where it won the Waldo Salt Screenwriting Award for its
This Week’s Good Reads (Week of May 14)
While many people will be absorbed in the Royal Wedding this weekend, we – like the high-minded people that we are – will be
Filmmaker Interview: RYAN KOO, writer/director of AMATEUR
The entrepreneurial spirit is evident in practically all independent filmmakers. Each film project can feel a little bit like starting your own small business
This Week’s Good Reads (Week of April 2)
Spring is supposed to be here, but snowstorms on the East Coast and rainstorms on the West Coast might signal some “indoor time” this
Filmmaker Interview: SOPHIE BROOKS, writer/director of THE BOY DOWNSTAIRS
The new indie romantic comedy THE BOY DOWNSTAIRS finds aspiring novelist Diana (Zosia Mamet) recently returned to New York from a three-year stint abroad.