Chef Walter Staib will trade his modern day apron for 18th century garb in a Guest Starring role as a Camp Follower Officer's Cook in George Washington's Army and Me! Award winning Author and Illustrator Michael Dooling wrote the role specifically with...
Summer Hill Films LLC, a U.S. distributor and international sales and licensing company, has announced the DVD and VOD release of the psychological drama, 'Twin Cities'.
The prodigal entertainment mogul Shorty Mack previews a monumental return to our screens and speakers with film and television announcements and dedication to The Peace Angels Project.
The Film Lab announced the theme – NO MORE – of the annual 72 Hour Shootout filmmaking competition, celebrating and empowering voices and stories too often marginalized by mainstream media
University of Central Florida graduate student Jason D. Gregory announces the production of WAKING UP WHITE, a thesis film about cultural identity, classism, and racism in America, starring Essex O'Brien, ("Marcus Jenkins"), Sarah Vaugn Anderson ("Sheree.
The specialized distribution platform features cinematic virtual reality content starring Hollywood celebrities like Nicolas Cage, Wesley Snipes, and RJ Mitte.
A year full of horror and triumph for women in film and media (and beyond) has shaped the 8th Art of Brooklyn Film Festival to an unprecedented degree.
Award-winning filmmaker Gregory Blair's new short film IT AIN'T ALL BLACK AND WHITE…UNLESS IT IS will make its public debut on June 20th. Having completed its festival run with honors (including awards from The L.A.
Houston based producers William L. Molina, and Sam Rivas of Savir Productions, will premiere their feature film, "Home Stay," at the revered River Oaks Theater on June 14th at 7:30pm.
Inspired by marginalized populations struggling to have their voices heard and their stories told, Yolonda Brinkley, creator of Beyond Borders: Diversity in Cannes, the independent filmmaker movement promoting inclusion at the world's most prestigious...
Encephalitis Global, Inc., announced today at the annual FACES (Friends And Caregivers, Encephalitis Survivors) 2018 Conference that it will partner with Jacob Savoie, writer and creator, to begin a worldwide crowdfunding campaign to fund 'My Missing...
The Spiritual Vibe Film Festival will hold a New York City premiere screening of the movie musical Spirit Revival on April 28, 2018 at 4:00 pm at the Maysles Cinema, 343 Malcolm X Blvd, New York, NY.
Screaming Times Up For Gender and Racial Inequality In The Global Film Industry, Yolonda Brinkley, Creator of Beyond Border: Diversity in Cannes Announces Official Selections For 6th Consecutive Short Film Showcase
19th ANNUAL NEWPORT BEACH FILM FESTIVAL TO SHOWCASE EXCLUSIVE SCREENING OF MEXICAN CINEMA Festival Will Spotlight the International Premiere of the Mexican Feature Film, The Grand Promise Followed by a Latin Showcase Celebration Newport Beach, Calif.
Chef Walter Staib will trade his modern day apron for 18th century garb in a Guest Starring role as a Camp Follower Officer's Cook in George Washington's Army and Me! Award winning Author and Illustrator Michael Dooling wrote the role specifically with...
Summer Hill Films LLC, a U.S. distributor and international sales and licensing company, has announced the DVD and VOD release of the psychological drama, 'Twin Cities'.
The prodigal entertainment mogul Shorty Mack previews a monumental return to our screens and speakers with film and television announcements and dedication to The Peace Angels Project.
Join NFMLA as they celebrate their Monthly Film Festival with a spotlight on cinema from Developing Nations in partnership with Film Liaisons In California Statewide (FLICS).
In an era of habitual political discord, local independent filmmaker Evan Chaffee and his producing partner Patrick Martucci are currently raising funds for their latest project Depth – a short film which implores the question, "how well do we really...
How does cult cinema survive and thrive in the 21st century? This notion will be explored when Survival of the Film Freaks has its World Premiere at HorrorHound Weekend Film Festival (#H2F2), August 24th-26th in Indianapolis, IN.
Vuulr, a Blockchain-based global marketplace and digital supply chain for the Film and TV content industry, announces partnership with Bountie, a decentralised eSports tournament platform.
Coming September of 2018, a new indie film magazine, Take 2, is being launched with a subscription/membership model, each digital subscription includes membership to an online community.
Award winning actor Gregory Blair (Garden Party Massacre) has signed on to play Famine in Adam Steigert's new film "The Horrific Evil Monsters" (aka THEM), scheduled to shoot summer of 2019.
The Film Lab announced the theme – NO MORE – of the annual 72 Hour Shootout filmmaking competition, celebrating and empowering voices and stories too often marginalized by mainstream media
University of Central Florida graduate student Jason D. Gregory announces the production of WAKING UP WHITE, a thesis film about cultural identity, classism, and racism in America, starring Essex O'Brien, ("Marcus Jenkins"), Sarah Vaugn Anderson ("Sheree.
The specialized distribution platform features cinematic virtual reality content starring Hollywood celebrities like Nicolas Cage, Wesley Snipes, and RJ Mitte.
Acclaimed Americana Group Celebrating the June 15 Release of their New Album, "GET US OUT OF FEARLAND," which Expertly Blends Folk Traditions, World Rhythms, New Orleans Influences, Elements of Gullah-Geechee and Music of the 1920s.
A year full of horror and triumph for women in film and media (and beyond) has shaped the 8th Art of Brooklyn Film Festival to an unprecedented degree.
Award-winning filmmaker Gregory Blair's new short film IT AIN'T ALL BLACK AND WHITE…UNLESS IT IS will make its public debut on June 20th. Having completed its festival run with honors (including awards from The L.A.
Neo-Soul Due, BlaqueStone, Celebrates As New Soulful Song, "11:59" Is Licensed with Netflix film, "Dude" and Receives An Award from the State of Maryland
Jen Fellman was like many others in Manhattan: waitressing or bar-tending to keep a roof over her head and food in the fridge while she auditioned and hoped for her big break as a singer, actress, and writer.
