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Documentarians Heidi Ewing and Rachel Grady are no strangers to controversy. Their Oscar-nominated breakout doc, 2006’s Jesus Camp, followed several […]
The casting process is expensive, time-consuming and difficult–until now. Hester Schell’s Casting Revealed: A Guide for Independent Directors and Filmmakers […]
Ever think to yourself, “How great would it be to run a movie studio?” Well, you may have second thoughts […]
Born in the Netherlands and raised in Norway, Harald Zwart first came to attention directing several award-winning short films, commercials […]
Just in time for Halloween (October 1st to be precise), Cloverfield director Matt Reeves will unleash his latest monster on […]
Ever wish you could play a flesh-eating zombie in one of George A. Romero’s flicks? Well, now you might get […]
Up-and-coming actress Anya Monzikova is building quite the resume. In addition to guest appearances on such hit TV shows as […]
Two-time Oscar winner Michael Douglas will have a new award to place on his mantle later this month. On May […]
Neill Blomkamp, a graduate of the Vancouver Film School and the moviemaker behind last summer’s surprise hit District 9, has […]
It is one of the most influential movies of all time. It has spawned countless rip-offs (see: any slasher movie), […]
Moviemakers and cinematographers now have an exciting, innovative new film stock to utilize for their future productions. On April 6, […]
Want to attend this year’s Tribeca Film Festival (TFF), but won’t be able to make it to New York City […]
Award-winner John Bailey, ASC has been named the 2010 Kodak Cinematographer-in-Residence for the spring quarter at UCLA’s School of Theater, […]
One of the most hotly anticipated movies premiering this spring, Matthew Vaughn’s Kick-Ass is a bold, gritty take on the […]
Taking place in Asbury Park, New Jersey from April 16-17, TromaDance is truly an independent film fest like no other. Where […]
