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It’s hard to escape the buzzword “green” nowadays. More and more people are trying to make their everyday activities environmentally-friendly. […]
When The Lord of the Rings trilogy became a cultural phenomenon, people no longer had to imagine J.R.R. Tolkien’s mystical, […]
It’s really impossible to hear something like “sorting hat” or “invisibility cloak” and not feel at least a little of […]
The Tribeca Film Festival has selected the Eastman Kodak Company as its official Technology Sponsor. Kodak will provide educational segments […]
This summer is unusually packed full of comic book and graphic novel adaptations, starring old favorites and some fresh faces. […]
Everyone knows Oscar-winning director John Huston as the man behind such classic fiction films as The Maltese Falcon and The […]
At its core, the Los Angeles United Film Festival believes that a film festival can unite people from diverse backgrounds […]
In a world dominated by film and television, stories that don’t appeal to a large demographic are often overlooked. Vídeo […]
The Coney Island Film Festival’s legendary opening night is probably the best indicator of the festival’s verve, with burlesque shows […]
Twenty-five moviemakers were honored by the jury of the 46th annual Ann Arbor Film Festival on March 30th. The three-person […]
A man who travels around the world to preach doesn’t usually find favor in the modern-day era of technology and […]
As the founder of the New York Cinema Market, a self-taught moviemaker and corporate banker, Paul Chau believes independent moviemaking […]
Ed Harris’ character Christof in Peter Weir’s Oscar-nominated The Truman Show put the appeal of reality television into words when […]
Christopher Rouse (The Bourne Ultimatum) may have walked away with the award for Best Editing at this year’s Oscar ceremony, […]
At NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts in 2003, film students Emma Heald and Gina Abatemarco were sick of living […]
Winners of the 2008 Kairos Prize for Spiritually Uplifting Screenplays were announced at the 16th annual Movieguide Faith and Values […]
Even though Hunter S. Thompson set up the panel discussion on art and film at the 2003 CineVegas Film Festival, […]
Unless an independent film gets financed by a large company, you aren’t likely to find it at your local Blockbuster. […]
Since its inception in 1999, Virginia’s Hollins University’s Screenwriting and Film Studies master’s degree program has scored some major talent […]
The animated opening credits of the Oscar-nominated film Juno are set to a tune by a children’s songwriter with a […]
