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Our annual list of 50 Film Festivals Worth the Entry Fee in 2022 considers how much the festival will boost…
18th and Grand: The Olympic Auditorium Story explores Los Angeles' shifting 20th century identity — all through the lens of…
If the film festival is a fit, you must submit. With MovieMaker's 50 Film Festivals Worth the Entry Fee in…
For all of the inevitable comparisons to the bigger “dance” it invites, Slamdance Film Festival 2018 was only interested in…
Which of today's leading fests fit your needs and go your speed? Find out with MovieMaker's 50 Film Festivals Worth…
John Charles Meyer is a producer on feature film Dave Made a Maze, which took home the Audience Award for…
We expect a lot from festivals these days. Here are 50 that deliver: MovieMaker's 50 Film Festivals Worth the Entry…
Cheryl was getting set to direct our movie Cortez. I was getting set to produce it. Only one thing stood…
The Scent of Rain & Lightning is about to world-premiere at the Atlanta Film Festival this weekend. I’ll try my…
The Gasparilla International Film Festival (March 2-9, 2017) continues to adhere to wise belief that in most cases less is…
These 10 posts from the month of January 2017 are our staff’s top picks of the past month’s indie film…
I just got back from IFP Film Week, where many of you asked me about film submission: “How can we…
We've plotted out each of our 50 Film Festivals Worth the Entry Fee, starting in Canada and ending in Europe,…
When director Michael Curtis Johnson and I decided to make Hunky Dory, we knew I had to commit to becoming…
In the world of Paul Taylor's feature film, Driftwood, the characters do not speak, but move, gesture and act with…
Writer-director of MAD, Robert G. Putka, weighs in on the overwriting, self-editing, audience-testing and improvisation that comes with making a…
When we compile the 50 Film Festivals Worth the Entry Fee list, we imagine you: an independent moviemaker heading into…
When I started working on the documentary feature Fursonas, I had no idea what I was getting into.
Director’s Cut, Adam Rifkin and Penn Jillette’s warped comedy about obsession and moviemaking, opened the 22nd Slamdance Film Festival on
On Her Own began as a project to satisfy my personal curiosity about farm life.
In his Slamdance-premiering feature, Huntington's Dance, director Chris Furbee captures an 18-year span of his family's fight against the neurological…
ArcLight Presents Slamdance Cinema Club, the recently minted collaboration between Arclight Cinemas in Hollywood and the Slamdance Film Festival, today…
The 50 film festivals worth the entry fee in 2015. MovieMaker Magazine's annual list of the venues where attendees get…
20 Years of Madness is a film propelled by all manner of irrational forces: heady emotions, gloriously untethered creativity, and…