Tag Archive for the term: indie film

We love this story, thanks for emailing us, Barry!!!
Hi !
I thought you be interested in this music news (my song “All I Want is You” was used in the film JUNO but that’s not the news)….
So, what can be better than having your song from a 30-year old children’s album plucked from obscurity and used [...]

Hey Indyish! Want to see a disturbing, world-renowned film at the Festival Nouveau Cinema?
You and a friend are on the guest list, all you gots to do is be the first person to comment below.
The film is called United Red Army, here’s the details:
United Red Army, 15 OCTOBER @ the Imperial, 18h00.
Like so [...]

Susan Seidelman, director of Smithereens, Desperately Seeking Susan and Sex in the City talks with Filmmaker Magazine about the way one would go about making movies back in the day, with no end goal in mind beyond telling a certain story in a certain way.
“Thinking back on it,” director Susan Seidelman writes, “there was [...]

Mofilm competition calls for 90-second shorts shot on mobile phones. Film-makers must upload films on the theme “what connected means to you” to the Mofilm website before October 5th 2009.
The winner will be chosen by Shane Meadows, creator of This Is England:

There are over $200 000 in prizes, mostly involving work on ad campaigns [...]

September 24, 2009
Indyish today released a new page dedicated to featuring the most useful How To posts from 3 years of independent artists blogging on the site.
These posts are featured along with a collection of the best indie advice guides available through Amazon for everything from promoting your own events, booking tours, publishing zines, [...]

Independent Film Week is entering it’s 31st annual manifestation:
http://www.independentfilmweek.com/
Throughout the event filmmakers who are participating this year will take time out to post their thoughts on the Filmmaker Magazine blog:
http://www.filmmakermagazine.com/blog/
Here’s who you can expect to hear from:
Kristi Jacobson (Hungry in America, Spotlight on Documentaries)
Paul Lovelace & Jessica Wolfson, a.k.a. Lost Footage Films (Radio [...]

Check out this tasty little excerpt from THE BQE – A Film by Sufjan Stevens which sounds grandiose and great. Can’t wait.

First and foremost, The BQE is a self-made home-movie documentation, exhibiting how all the architectural colors of Brooklyn and Queens are fabulously intersected by this ramshackle artery of highway traffic. Shot renegade style [...]

Another video for the fiery artist in you ready to be pumped up and rise up and turn the tools you use in your work – be it in advertising or dog food – to say and do some true things.
Check out Art & Copy
This indie film is in theatrical run right now, and [...]

Refrain is a movie about the musical struggle of a young woman bound in an abusive relationship. The film explores the challenges of the independent musician through a modern story about cyclical violence. It is the first live-action feature film by writer/director Tyler Gibb who is best known internationally for his animated movies that include [...]

This CC Attribution licensed article is originally from cool Canadian music blog NXEW and was written by that projects founder, the passionate Justin Beach. I added the film trailer video embeds and some emphasis all on my own.
Canadian music is more popular than it has ever been, inside and outside of Canada. Smart Canadian [...]