How to Make a Living With Short Films: 4 Questions Filmmakers Need To Be Asking Themselves
“Exposure” is a free, essential guide that is a must read for anyone considering making a short film.
“Exposure” is a free, essential guide that is a must read for anyone considering making a short film.
With Governor Christie out the way, Democrats push through a $425 million tax incentive to bring movie making back to Jersey with a 30% rebate.
The “District 9” director sees Pixar and video game distribution as models for building a sustainable community for Oats Studios.
The great indie cinematographer on “coming back home” to work with long-time collaborators Ava DuVernay (“Central Park Five”) and Andrew Dosunmu on the new film “Where Is Kyra?”
Ramsay on collaborating with Phoenix and composer Jonny Greenwood, surviving career trauma, and how in 2018 we all are suffering from PTSD.
The “Pitch Perfect” alum combined years of experience to make a very funny directorial debut. Here, she shares her tips of the trade.
Screenwriters Scott Beck and Bryan Woods explain how they went from under-the-radar directors to make a big budget horror movie.
IndieWire investigates the role the social media platform plays in independent creators building a community. The results aren’t pretty.
The veteran distributor shared extensive details about his company’s lively first year and what the future holds.
The theatrical distribution business continues to operate out of fear as they remain one of the only businesses still in the dark ages of data.
It’s not the audience that’s changed, it’s Hollywood’s theatrical patience.
Exclusive: A new fellowship program enables indie producers to bypass signing with a traditional distributor, but be prepared to get your hands dirty.