Thanks again to Richard Parkin, fellow UCLA Directing Student: Nothing that exciting. The LACMA’s and New Beverly’s calendar seemed incomplete at time of compilation. Check back in with them throughout the month. _____________________________________________________________ August 1; 7:3[...]
Posts Tagged ‘Independent Film’
July Cinema 2010
This is a list of all the independent and art-house screenings in LA in July, compiled by fellow TFT Directing student Richard Parkin. July 2; 7:30pm – Lisandro Alonso Retrospective: Liverpool @ Billy Wilder Lisandro Alonso in person. Very excited about this ongoing retrospective. Along with Rey[...]
Recent News
Independent Film: The 25 New Faces of Independent Film (via Filmmaker Magazine) Festivals: Cannes 2009: Stupid, Adjective (via cinemascope) Radicalism at Cannes? It’s unlikely (a little older, but still pertinent. via the Guardian) Locarno reveals strong arthouse lineup (via Screeninternationa[...]
Review: On Film-making, by Alexander Mackendrick
The road of the novice filmmaker is paved with thorns. There is an extremely apt metaphor used in the last edition of film school confidential: “Far more people are making low-budget independent films today than the market for such films can sustain. It is said that during the California gold [...]
Specialty Box Office Mid-Year Winners
Indie Wire has annouced the Winners and Losers for the Specialty (aka Independent) Film World: 1. Sunshine Cleaning (Overture Films) – $12,055,108 2. Away We Go (Focus Features) – $6,077,303 3. The Class (Sony Pictures Classics) – $3,766,810 4. The Brothers Bloom (Summit Entertainm[...]
The World As We Know It Is Over?
Another excellent article in Indiewire today, discussing the current state of the independent film world. Ten major points are brought up by a panel of producers at the Los Angeles Film Festival (LAFF). Among them were Bob Teitel, producer of “Notorious,” which I missed at the Berlinal[...]