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Nine Tips for Pitching Your TV Series
With the arrival of the Golden Age of Television, many indie-slanting stories are finding
WHAT WE TALK ABOUT WHEN WE TALK ABOUT SHARING
Last week we introduced the updated Social Media Handbook 2.0 and focused on 10
6 Things I Wish I Had Known Before Making a Web Series
The Unemployed Roommate genre is so worn out that even your mom may not
The Generic Stuff: How to Make Film Genre Work, Or Not Work, For You
Talking about film genre is an exercise in stilted speech. Ever had one of
NEW MEDIA MONDAYS: How Periscope Can Be The Best New Tool For Artists
Periscope aren’t just really adorable names for your new kittens, they’re new apps that
PAUL FEIG SHOULD TEACH A SEMINAR ON HOLLYWOOD SEXISM
When Bridesmaids came out in 2011, Hollywood seemed taken by surprise at its immediate
New Media Mondays: 6 Reasons Your Online Project Tanked
Far too often, I see web series, comedy shorts, or fundraising videos fall short
What Do You Need to Open a Movie? a Post-Distribution Deal Checklist
So you made your film, screened it at a ton of festivals to rave
Netflix’s Ted Sarandos Heckled at Cannes: “You Will Destroy the Film Ecosystem in Europe”
Netflix chief content officer Ted Sarandoscame under fire from European film protectionists during his
GETTING INTO BED [with a distributer]
You’ve been seeing a lot of each other for a few weeks now. He
How Hollywood Monitors Social Media To Help Movies Make Money
If you are one of the estimated 56% of movie-going Twitter users who takes to
YouTube Stars As Movie Stars: YouTube to Make Full-Length Feature Films This Year
YouTube has made a name for itself by steadfastly supporting the content creators that
5 Blunt Truths That Will Help You Survive in ‘New Media Hollywood’
After having worked with countless rising and current new media artists over the past
Legendary Producer Marin Karmitz on Great Directors, Producing, and Why Money is Never the Real Problem
Combining taste, business savvy, and enduring idealism for the role cinema can play within
Here’s Why Female-Driven Films Are Important Right Now
Korycinski, an award-winning filmmaker, is currently in pre-production on “The Haircut,” a short film
Vimeo Uploads With Copyright Material Will Now Be Flagged Automatically, Even If It’s Licensed
You may already be familiar with YouTube’s copyright protection software, which scans all uploads to
10 Unconventional Steps to Get Your Indie Film Out in the World
Where do you go after winning the Palme d’Or at Cannes for your first
Attention, Filmmakers: There’s a New Indie Film Fund That Wants to See Your Project
A new film funding initiative launched today, promising to invest $12 million. However, as
WMM Film Geeks #45: Interview with David Salzberg and Christian Tureaud
Garrett, Chad & Michelle are at it again with their latest installment of Film
Crowdfunding & Taxes: Kickstarter’s Hidden Bite (& How to Stop the Bleeding)
After months of busting your hump making pitch videos, coming up with rewards, and
Storytelling in an ‘A.D.D. Culture’: How to Capture Your Audience’s Divided Attention
What is at the core of filmmaking? It’s the same thing that made us
Why Indie Film Institutions Are Turning Their Attention to Web Series
Once upon a time, “film” literally referred to pieces of celluloid through which light
Women-Centric Films Out-Gross Male-Centric Films on Average: Twist!
Hollywood: dumb or venal? I once thought the latter, but now I’m not so
Indie-Friendly Direct Distribution Platform VHX Now Open to Everyone
VHX has a pretty simple mission: to allow users the ability to sell their
DISTRIBUTING INDEPENDENT FILMS INTERNATIONALLY – THE GRAND BUDAPEST HOTEL’S “GRAND” PER SCREEN AVERAGE!
Welcome to Going Bionic #202. Today we’re discussing Wes Anderson’s The Grand Budapest Hotel, because it just
DCC042 – We Make Movies (feat. Sam Mestman)
Have you ever tried to get your movie made? You aren’t alone. Sam Mestman