Paul Robeson Fund for Independent Media
…typically range from $10-$15,000, and the overall amount of money that we give out is about $230-$285,000 a year. In most years we give grants to thirty to forty organizations…
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…region of the country. Visit www.pbs.org/stationfinder and enter a state or zip code, which will direct you to the websites of PBS affiliate stations where you can learn more about…
Humanzee: The Creature Feature Reimagined
…do it [Humanzee] justice or like see it the way that I saw it,” O’Halloran says. Director Taro O’Halloran (center) pictured with film crew and actor Liz Bishop (sitting). Then…
The Ten Commandments of Independent Film Production
…screenplay on which you have worked for extended periods. Your script must be extraordinary by every standard to succeed in today’s competitive marketplace. Similar to a musical composition that simply…
Do Canadian Indies Depend on American Celebrity?
…or reputation for the actors to feel comfortable signing on with,” admitted Chow, “however, I was very lucky as all of my cast was very open and willing to work…
New Directors/New Films 2017: “Patti Cake$”, “Menasche”
Staff writer Kurt Brokaw reviews ‘Patti Cake$’ and ‘Mensche’, now playing at Lincoln Center/MoMa’s New Directors/New Films Festival March 15-26.
“FANNY: The Right to Rock”: the long-forgotten story of the revolutionary Filipina-American rock band
Katie Powers reviews “FANNY: The Right to Rock,” a documentary of the band, Fanny, following history and a love letter to present-day Fanny.
Fringe of Colour Film Festival Call for Submission
…and for members of the BIPOC community. The virtual event is designed to engage and foster community far beyond just screening visual media. Fringe of Colour is now accepting submissions…
Filming Fahrenheit 9/11
…I listen and help with hand cues as to what I plan to do next. The motto of my company, fieldcrew.com, is “No Matter What the Angle”—so no matter what…