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The fresh VEGAS Pro 15 user interface accommodates maximum productivity by allowing users to customize it to their own specific workflow.
There’s no secret x-camera + y-budget + z-shoot length filmmaking formula to getting into Sundance. Still, here’s a programming peek under the hood.
Access your free copy of MovieMaker’s Winter 2021 issue. Inside: Best Places to Live […]
This year the fest seems to take a step further in that regard with strong efforts from auteur favorites, genre explorations, and American premieres.
The Film Independent Spirit Awards announced their 2017 nominations today. The awards honor indie cinema with emphasis on low-budget moviemaking.
Horror moviemaking insights from Get Out’s Jordan Peele, Chucky creator Don Mancini and the genre’s seasoned visionaries. This and more from October 2017.
MovieMaker Magazine’s 2018 Guide to Making Horror Movies eBook is the third in our annual series, featuring three new exclusive articles.
Our inaugural list of The World’s 15 Bloody Best Genre Fests will be your guide through the abyss of the international genre festival scene.
We’ve gathered those must-save guides and more September 2017 highlights—including an in-depth interview with Battle of the Sexes directing team Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Faris.
Freelance film journalist, regular MovieMaker contributor and DACA recipient Carlos Aguilar shares his story in the wake of growing anti-immigrant policies.
From remembering the memory lapse of Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind to writing historical fiction, here’s Moviemaker.com’s best of August 2017.
The International Documentary Association, an organization dedicated to supporting nonfiction moviemaking, is back with its free annual screening series.
We’re calling on you to submit your most pressing questions, and we’ll get a festival expert to take a crack at answering them.
Our crowdfunder pick “Thou Shall Not Tailgate” is “a love letter to the weird and offbeat,” says director Greg Hamilton.
Which school should you go to? Kyle Mooney (USC School of Cinematic Arts, Critical Studies program) shares his experience.
In July 2017, we took on the heat with our 25 Coolest Fests. Not too cool for school, though: We also dropped our 40 Best Film Schools in the U.S./Canada.
So many projects, so little time… Here we keep tabs on some ready-to-roll indie features being made from summer 2017 ’til fall 2018.
The 25 Coolest Film Festivals in the World in 2017 come in all shapes and sizes but they all have a certain something that makes attendees not want to leave
What should you know about directing composers? How to prep for the fest you just got into? We answered all that and more in June 2017 on MovieMaker.com.
Female Friendly is a thoughtful female-driven comedy that navigates the ins and outs (and in again) of the patriarchal exclusivity of the porn industry.
Spring forward with these three indies-in-progress in the Spring – Summer 2017 edition of Numerous Projects in Various Stages of Development.
Although May 2017 was a crazy start for the summer politically, there’s always movies to look forward to. But what’s more interesting?
The worlds of gaming and VR and the writings Philip K. Dick, Douglas Rushkoff and Harlan Ellison collide in the cyberpunk dystopian short “Harsh Reality.”
Despite attempting to live a normal college life, Lisa is haunted by something abnormal that keeps holding her back, in “Goodnight.”
