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What is Indie Today? New Trends in American Independent Filmmaking

by Dan Schoenbrun on March 23, 2012 in Festival Strategy

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Dan Schoenbrun

Dan Schoenbrun is the Content & Operations Manager at IFP and the Assistant Editor of Filmmaker Magazine. He enjoys sketch comedy, good TV, and 90s indie rock.

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