Every year new thoughts and experiments are performed in the world of independent filmmaking that show just how necessary it is to have a separation from big budget films which work to satisfy the one note of profit at the expense of a sonata of deep, intellectual product. Kimi Takesue, a documentary filmmaker with credits [...]

The Visual Effects field is narrowing for the 84th Academy Awards®, and the plight for indie sensation The Tree of Life seems daunting against the super studio charged behemoths standing against it. Still, though, the Fox Searchlight film remains one of the best films of 2011 in most critical minds and could persevere despite stiff [...]

The PFCS is a collection of film critics based in Phoenix, AZ. Last year the PFCS was the only critics group to name “The King’s Speech” as Best Picture correctly predicting the Academy Awards.

American Battleships, a current production for The Asylum based in Burbank, California, recently finished its onsite filming at the U.S.S North Carolina Battleship.

The Euro has faced a seemingly infinite amount of challenges this year and would seem to be in store for more as it struggles to remain relevant while it makes a

Slamdance Film Festival takes place from January 20, 2012 – January 26, 2012 and is always that delightfully indie…

If you’re looking for an all night affair of some indie horror flicks then give this event a shot! From the Hollywood Theater event page:

The elusive Short Film list from Sundance has finally been funneled out from over 7,000 submissions. Here is the comprehensive list from Sundance Institute of each film and its significant details.

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.

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.