IndiePix was included in a survey of the “movies on line” market in Andrew O’Hehir’s Salon blog post headlined “Movies online: The future is (almost) here!” We thought this was a particularly good survey and really, not just because we were included! But we were happy to be among those listed and thanks to them for that. He writes: “People like me have been pronouncing (more…)

Only in Las Vegas? Perhaps. IndieWire has a report from Eugene Hernandez about “Distribution Roulette”, a really interesting new concept in panel discussions. Get eight distribs and reps on the line, spin the wheel for a random shot at a new film, and put them on the spot. Can you . . . . .extemporaneously compose a meaningful distribution plan as the microphone is passed? From Eugene’s write up, here’s the summary … (more…)

Unsure of what to do this weekend? Get in the groove and come out to Rooftop Films Panorama! On Saturday, June 13th, IndiePix will be teaming up with Cinereach and Shooting People for Rooftop’s Annual Panorama. The event will take place on the roof of the Old American . . . . . . Can Factory and includes the screening of the film PERSONA NON GRATA, along with a series of panel discussions with IndiePix’s very own Paola Mendoza (director of ENTRE NOS). There will be a total of two panel discussions including “The Art of Effective ‘Issue’  Storytelling” and “Tips, Tools and Wisdom to Help You Make the Right Decisions For Your Film.

For more information on these fantastic panels, please see below. (more…)

… you’d seen it all… !
Just like the Spring flowers start to pop up, a really new idea for independent film distribution emerges. Yes, there is a new way to distribute the best in independent film, but let’s not confuse “deliver” and “distribute”. To deliver a film is simply to move a presentation from one point to another. But to distribute a film is to connect audiences (more…)

The TimeCenter was host to almost 400 people on Sunday night, March 29 joined by over 40 industry and general press attendees, to celebrate the recipients and nominees for the Cinema Eye Honors. In this second session, AJ Schnack and Thom Powers hosted the IndiePix sponsored event. We have lots . . . . . . . (more…)

As one walks through the streets of Philadelphia, he or she can’t help but notice the stunning and original mosaic murals peppering the city walls, particularly around the traditionally bohemian neighborhood of South Street. These murals — maximalist splendors of tiles, shards of mirror, . . . . . . . assorted “sampled words”, and art culled from other (more…)