All posts tagged "Georgia"
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Producing
Swing States: With the Ups and Downs of Tax Incentives Across America, Lives and Movies Hang in the Balance
January 27, 2017There’s still a spirited debate going on in the U.S. about film tax incentives. Moviemakers and...
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Directing
Foreign Contenders: Georgia’s House of Others Invokes Tarkovsky to Explore Post-War Abkhazia
November 15, 2016Over the next two months, MovieMaker’s weekly series “Foreign Contenders” will feature interviews with the heavyweight helmers behind...
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Fall 2016
The Birth of a Nation’s Biggest Lesson for First-Time Directors? Surround Yourself with Experienced Crew
October 5, 2016Following its premiere at Sundance in January, Nate Parker’s directorial debut, The Birth of a Nation,...
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Things Learned
Things I’ve Learned as a Moviemaker: Billy Bob Thornton
September 11, 2013Billy Bob Thornton is a man who has lived many lives throughout his long, consistently intriguing...
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Producing
How To Shoot a Film in Less Than 25 Days: Producing Girlfriend
February 12, 2010My name’s Shaun O’Banion. You’re probably asking yourself, “Shaun who?” That’s OK. I’m a producer only...
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