The Hot Button: Is Indie Filmmaking a Career
by Dan Schoenbrun on December 21, 2011This content is for IFP members. Please login to view.
Members‘THE WAITING GAMES’: NOT NEARLY AS EXCITING AS ‘THE HUNGER GAMES’
by Adam Bowers on December 16, 2011Ask anyone to describe me and they’ll say “Adam Bowers is a man-of-action.” If they say anything different, or talk about how I owe them three hundred dollars, they’re dirty liars.
Why am I a man-of-action? Because I “T.C.B.” all day long, which stands for “take care business,” because I don’t …
In Conversation With… Andrea Meditch
by Dan Schoenbrun on December 2, 2011This content is for IFP members. Please login to view.
MembersMusic Licensing Cliff Notes for Indie Filmmakers: Understanding the Basics
by Dolly Turner on December 1, 2011Here are cliff notes for music licensing that will help you secure the ideal music for your phenomenal film, plan in advance, manage your budget!
Why you should care: You’ve worked hard to create a great film! Music does make a difference; think of your favorite soundtrack (maybe The Godfather) and how it …
Paying the Bills
by Dan Schoenbrun on November 18, 2011This content is for IFP members. Please login to view.
MembersCase Study: RED STATE
by Dan Schoenbrun on November 9, 2011This content is for IFP members. Please login to view.
MembersEd Lachman on Shooting Mildred Pierce
by Dan Schoenbrun on October 31, 2011Ed Lachman on limitations he faced while shooting the HBO miniseries Mildred Pierce.
From the 2011 Filmmaker Conference
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Ed Lachman on Working with Directors
by Dan Schoenbrun on October 31, 2011Ed Lachman on the difference between first-time directors and experienced directors.
From the 2011 Filmmaker Conference
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