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Paola Freccero on Publicity

by Cait Carvalho on February 13, 2012

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Paola Freccero stresses the importance of waiting for the opportune moment to promote a project.

From the 2011 Independent Filmmaker Conference.

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Managing and Agenting Your Career

by Dan Schoenbrun on February 1, 2012

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Put In The Work…

by lesfilmfestival on January 3, 2012

LES Film Fest 2012 | IFP BLOG #2 (watch us watch submissions) from BFD Productions, LLC.

Vibe, Energy, Aesthetic

by Deepak Chopra…actually Us

We’ve never read a Deepak Chopra book, although we get the good bits from our Facebook News Feeds (it’s very en trend now).  “I’m not religious, but …

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The Hot Button: Is Indie Filmmaking a Career

by Dan Schoenbrun on December 21, 2011

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Jump On It: Outreach During Your Festival Launch

by filmpresence on December 2, 2011

by Merrill Sterritt

When we started Film Presence, most outreach efforts were being applied to community and grassroots screenings, but not at the theatrical level.  It became clear there was a need for similar engagement around the theatrical openings of films that had tight budgets and clear audiences.  This has become …

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In Conversation With… Andrea Meditch

by Dan Schoenbrun on December 2, 2011

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Silent Running.

by Caspar Newbolt on November 21, 2011

In October of last year the English band 65daysofstatic were approached by the Glasgow Film Festival to rescore a film of their choosing. Such was the success of the performance that the band proceeded to tour the country with the film and play various festivals. Fans of the band will …

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Thoughts on Social Media in 1,400 Characters or Less

by filmpresence on November 17, 2011

By Sara Kiener

Perhaps it’s poor salesmanship or just good ol’ fashion manners, but I frequently tell filmmakers and producers that they shouldn’t be paying me to explain to them how twitter works. Recently on a call with a very kind and well intentioned producer, I found myself completely baffled that …

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