The Chagrin Film Festival is only a few weeks away, but it’s not too late to support the festival with a small donation!  Below you will find the different levels of donation and the perks you’ll receive for each during the festival: Your Festival membership lanyard provides access to all of the excitement: films, discussions, [...]

Looking for more independent film in the Richmond, VA area?  Well, you’re in luck! There’s a new indie film series coming to the Firehouse of Richmond, Virginia this fall. On Screen/In Person will be bringing independent American films to the Firehouse for a screening followed by a Q&A session with the filmmaker. The new series is a collaboration [...]

Celebrating short films, documentary, television and new media  worldwide. The Best Shorts Competition is an excellent venue for short films, short documentaries, television pilots, webisodes, experimental media, animation, educational programs, music videos, and tube length works. As long as your production is 57 minutes or less, it is eligible for entry. The Best Shorts Competition [...]

The finalists for the first ever YouTube Your Film Festival have been announced!  YouTube has become a major factor in discovering talent, sharing voices, and connecting communities across the United States and the world and has expanded that reach with this new dedication to independent filmmakers.   The finalists chosen will all be flown with [...]

The 50th annual New York Film Festival recently announced its complete slate for this year’s festival!  Films from every corner of the world flooded the gates of their entries, and these select 32 are the best among the host of great films.  The lineup as well features world premieres including Alan Berliner’s new essay film First Cousin, [...]

Presented by IndiePix Films, join us for the online premiere of the Mike Christie extreme sport doc Concrete Circus! The film features pulse pounding stunts from athletes that are one of a kind in their respective sports.

According to Entertainment Weekly, director Brenda Chapman of Brave has finally released a statement in an attempt to clarify the situation concerning the credited director of the film. When Pixar’s Brave arrived in theaters in June, two directors shared full credit for the film: Mark Andrews and Brenda Chapman. The project had originated with Chapman — [...]

Palo Alto Film Festival’s full schedule recently went live after its announcement at its kick off party at Stonebrook Court in Los Altos Hills. The lineup includes dynamic feats in filmmaking including a never-before-seen type of animation that looks to innovate the dimensions and framework of animation as a practice in the making of film.  The film, [...]

The San Francisco Film Society recently announced their acquisition of independent film director Ted Hope, a move that they hope will shape the future of both the society and independent film as both move into the future. Here is a copy of the release, with quotes from significant figures within their society on Hope’s inherent [...]

Every once in a while it’s nice to have your spirits uplifted with a love story from a new perspective. Check out the trailer and write up from the director of the film Alan Miller: In Passing is my USC graduate thesis film, and the culmination of a lot of years of hard work and [...]