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Five years after Hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans, famed director Spike Lee returned to document the city’s ongoing recovery efforts. […]
Pacino. De Niro. Fox? When it comes to the holy triumvirate of great thespians, the star of Teen Wolf is […]
It’s sometimes said that if you have a small budget you shouldn’t try to look like a Hollywood movie. But […]
Today’s moviemakers can no longer expect someone to come and take their film off their hands by guaranteeing a theatrical […]
The key question that all screenwriters should ask themselves is: How do I write a script that Hollywood wants to […]
Modern cinema is made up of two parts: Vision and sound. Here are some ProTips™ on how to get the […]
Creating or Waiting? What A Filmmaker Found at NATPE LATV Fest By Ally Raye The National Association of Television Program […]
Imagine the basic premise of The Blair Witch Project—young moviemakers on a quest to unravel a bogeyman of their past—but […]
When I first went to Afghanistan in the fall of 2007, the last thing I had on my mind was […]
I luckily get to split my time between writing and production. I wanted to break down the distinctions between these […]
Joe Berlinger and I last wrote in the pages of this magazine about Crude, our documentary about the landmark $27 […]
It might surprise some to learn that the most important part of post-production for an independent film is the pre-production […]
