The Gotham Independent Film Awards, presented by the Independent Film Project (IFP), takes place tonight and is hosts an all star line up of the great indies of 2011.  From the soulful The Descendants starring George Clooney to the loving tale of Like Crazy, Gotham’s 2011 indie awards promise to be hard fought with any [...]

We came across an interesting article in the Sun Star, in reference to the Kapampangan Indie Film Industry and how its government could help bolster it.

Just when we started losing hope for Hollywood with all its trimmings and over-the-top nature, Ed Burns gives us hope for the big budget craze finding a few good men to regress its viral nature.

As we keep saying and we will continue to say, the business of independent film is ever changing. While this is also true of mainstream film, the battles that indie film distributors, developers and other interested parties have faced and will continue to face as technology advances are becoming greater.

After his long standing tenure at the British Independent Film Awards, James Nesbitt will play patron while “Bridesmaids” star Chris O’Dowd hosts the event.

We know just as well as anyone how complex, but exponentially gratifying, the film industry is. Moreover, navigating one’s way into the industry is different depending on whose road map you’ve referenced.

The outlook on profit and substantial gain in independent film, in the climate of the last decade as well as the sputtering economy of today, has always been something of a hit or miss.

With some films taking the high-budget high-yield approach and others [...]

Marketing independent film for the mass public is at the forefront of not only the business of IndiePix, but distributors everywhere who must conquer the complex formula of indie profit.

Independent Films are tailor made, in most cases, to play against the mainstream [...]

A full version of “The Hunger Games” trailer has gone live and it delves deeper into the sneak preview released previously.

Women and film go together like those first two things you thought of as you read the phrase. Simply put, the power of the female vision (not in contention with the male vision, but rather distinctively necessary to the medium) has shaped film in ways we cannot explain.