Are film festivals getting better? That is, are they providing you—independent moviemakers—more of the things you want and need? I think they are. After all, it makes sense: With so much information continually on tap […]
The days are getting shorter, which means, it’s time to get your filmmaker grants on! In between brainstorming your Halloween costume and stockpiling food for winter, you could also be getting money to make your […]
A pitch meeting is where a screenwriter presents a story for a film or TV project to a decision-maker such as an agent, producer, director, star, or executive. The Pitch Meeting – Overview If you […]
A documentary with strong ties to Atlanta will soon premiere in the city. Director Ric Osuna’s “The UnAmerican Struggle” examines “the resurgence of racism, misogyny, sexism, and xenophobia” since the 2016 presidential election, according to a press release. […]
The red carpet will soon roll out in celebration of the anticipated independent film At Least I Didn’t Kill Him. The book-to-film project was written by local Atlanta author Kenni York and is a depiction […]
Atlanta-based Roadshow Management Partners is launching a $25 million film fund to back small independent Georgia Film Projects. According to the Atlanta Business Chronicle, the investment fund was founded by Whit Blakeley, a career coach […]
Highest Grossing Independent Films of 2016 Please note: The below list only includes domestic (U.S. and Canada only, unless otherwise indicated) grosses for specialty films — indie, foreign (including Bollywood films that open in limited release) and/or documentary — that opened in limited […]
Low Budget Films Make Insane Profits Independent films that become popular are often some of the movies that make studios the most bang for their buck, and it’s something all studios strive for. It’s incredibly […]
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