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With the imminent launch of MovieMaker’s new site next month, we’re looking back at the NewFilmmaker Los Angeles 2012 season. […]
MovieMaker’s 10 Best Films of 2012, spotlighting the risk-taking films that stunned over the last 12 months.
With a plethora of digital distribution platforms sprouting up like ragweed in a hay field, it can be easy to […]
So, I figured out that I have seen 37 movies this year that I liked enough to consider putting them […]
The best thing about streaming movies is that there’s no sunk costs. I don’t have to sit there and suffer […]
Can a successful feature film debut be crowd-sourced? The Feature Film Project, an offshoot of MANHATTAN SHORT, aims to find […]
Academy Rolling Out Online Voting Online voting for the Academy Awards is rolling out this season. Leaving no geriatric voters […]
Here are the loglines for the Sundance’s “World Cinema Dramatic Competition” lineup. Loglines for foreign films tend to be less […]
“The whole truth will be out someday, somehow,” Akira Kurosawa said with resignation late in his life. The master Japanese […]
Every month, NewFilmmakers Los Angeles screens a program of short films, documentaries, and narrative features directed and produced by emerging […]
I’ve been to a few Q & A sessions recently, and I now feel pretty familiar with what might get […]
We make snap judgements about which movies we’re going to see and not see all the time. Usually when picking […]
But They’re Cheerleaders! I don’t know how you feel about Lucky McKee, but he certainly has his fans among horror […]
This morning, the Sundance Film Festival announced that they received—wait for it—12,000 submissions! (Actually, 12,146, to be exact.) And from […]
There are a bunch of other worthy filmmakers, actors, and cinematographers in the Indie Spirit Award’s litany of nominees, published yesterday afternoon.
Spanish Theater Owner Leads “Carrot Rebellion” A clever Spanish theater owner came up with a literally organic way to avoid […]
Film festivals are so numerous these days that counting them is tantamount to tracking migratory birds. The hard number of […]
Pitching your film to an outside source? Find out what you need to know before your interview in order to make the best impression.
Aaron Sorkin, Sony’s writer for their upcoming Steve Jobs biopic, spoke at Newsweek and The Daily Beast’s Hero Summit last […]
??As fun as it is to go into a movie cold, it can also be exciting to have an idea […]