To many people's shock, Apple TV's 'CODA' won three Oscars this year, let’s take a look into the factors that contributed to it’s remarkable success and how it will pave the way for streamers in the future.
The uncertainty and painful longing we have been struggling with during these unprecedented times have been powerfully articulated through Kay Niuyue Zhang’s short film 'Mother in the Mist.'
Whether it’s a student, independent, or studio-produced film, having the proper kind of funding is crucial in bringing a project to fruition. Here's some of the most effective ways to secure that funding.
For most emerging filmmakers, Sundance Film Festival is a rite of passage into making a name for themselves, so let's get a deeper understanding of what it's all about, what programmers are looking for, and how to better navigate the film festival circuit.
Iconic film director Peter Bogdanovich, who passed away early in January 2022, finished a project titled 'LIT Project 2: Flux' just a few weeks before his death starring Kim Basinger.
Filmmaker/director Louise Brix Andersen sat down with us to discuss how she developed her sci-fi short film 'The Pill', the process of remote filmmaking, and much more.
Rising actress Zamani Wilder gives us an inside scoop on her latest role in Blumhouse's upcoming thriller 'American Refugee', as well as shares her inspiring journey from joining pageants in Atlanta to starring in hit films in Hollywood, and more.
Maria Staroselets sat down with us to talk about 'Continuous Mapping': her experimental theatre performance that uses audio and interactive elements to tell a unique story of the city with its residents as its main characters.
The legendary '70s rock band are finally getting their multi-dimensional saga told on the big screen.
Before a film hits the silver screen, the journey starts and ends with the producer, and while there's much acclaim to be gained from the position, there's key lessons needed to be learned from the deep graveyard of projects that bombed.
One day in mid-October, I saw two movies, both of them about female serial killers, and both directed by women. But they couldn't possibly have been more different.
We got a chance to talk to rising director, Jacky Song, about developing his short film 'Incognito,' his journey to becoming a filmmaker, lessons he's learned along the way, and more.
We got a chance to talk with Juliana Guedes, a rising production designer in Hollywood about how she got into the field, its ups and downs, working on the upcoming short film, 'Bodies Will Tumble and Roll', and much more.
We got a chance to sit down with rising actor Evan Assante to talk about how he got his start in acting, working with Cooper Raiff and Dakota Johnson, Apple TV+'s 'Cha Cha Real Smooth', and more.
Filipino-American director Andrew Acedo sat down with us to talk about his award-winning short film, 'Sing (to me),' giving a voice to the "different," how he got into filmmaking, and more.
We got a chance to talk with rising actor David Thomas Newman about starring in 'Voodoo Macbeth' (which is garnering lots of attention and awards on the festival circuit), how he got his start in acting, landing roles in the difficult industry that is Hollywood, and more.
‘Crap Artist’ is described as a "jam comedy" meant to honor the jam band tradition with a twist of much-needed comic relief amidst a COVID-era music industry.
Louise Brix Anderson's sci-fi short film, 'The Pill', adds value to the conversation of the invisible struggle by tackling complex social and ethical issues surrounding suicide and mental health, all while being impressively crafted remotely.
25 years ago, Billy Bob Thornton wrote himself a career-best role in 'Sling Blade', directed the movie himself, and rode it to an Oscar and a lengthy period of unlikely stardom; while also helping usher in the '90s indie dream.
The stand-alone streaming site will feature the 26 panels from Saturday’s all-day virtual showcase of key titles entered into the International Feature Oscar race.
'Fifth Beatle' will be the title of a new feature documentary about Billy Preston, one of modern music's legends and “the only non-member ever to be credited on a Beatles recording.”
Georgia-based movie producer and CEO, Autumn Bailey-Ford, takes us into the shoes of a successful producer and shares her insights into the production side of filmmaking, its challenges, and breaking through in the industry.
Kino Cult, the new streaming site from film distributor Kino Lorber will try to fulfill the cravings of all fans of cult movies, no matter what genre or sub-genre they belong to.
Overabundance of choice has become a real problem in this age of streaming, and new service Curia thinks "less is more" is the way to go.