Here are 10 tips for successfully producing a micro-budget feature:

Jennifer Westin, a prolific indie producer, has three low-budget features set to be released in 2014. In a guest post for Indiewire, Westin shares her advice for aspiring producers working on micro-budget films. Here are 10 tips for successfully producing a micro-budget feature: 1. Ensure the script is written specifically for a micro-budget feature. A great script is essential but must also work within your … Continue reading Here are 10 tips for successfully producing a micro-budget feature:

Local Movie Studio Set to Build State-of-the-Art Production Facilities in Las Cruces

Local Movie Studio Set to Build State-of-the-Art Production Facilities in Las Cruces In Summary • 828 Productions, a renowned California-based film studio, plans to build state-of-the-art office and production facilities in Las Cruces. • The studio has proposed a $75 million development that will include a back lot, soundstage, and business space. • In exchange for their commitment, the local government has provided $3 million … Continue reading Local Movie Studio Set to Build State-of-the-Art Production Facilities in Las Cruces

Santa Fe Film Institute Grants $12,000 to Filmmakers and Students

Santa Fe Film Institute Grants $12,000 to Filmmakers and Students 2024 Funding Application Opening Soon In Short • The Santa Fe Film Institute has granted $12,000 to five filmmakers and students from New Mexico, marking a milestone in the institute’s grant history. • Charmaine Gonzales received the most at $4,500 for her film “How to Say ‘I Love You in Tewa’”. • Taos filmmaker Hillary … Continue reading Santa Fe Film Institute Grants $12,000 to Filmmakers and Students

Canada and U.S. Streaming Services Clash

Canada and U.S. Streaming Services Clash Over Funding for Local Content Summary A battle is brewing between Canadian regulators and streaming services like Netflix and Amazon Prime Video over funding obligations for local content. Disagreements have arisen regarding how much financial contributions are required from U.S. streamers to subsidize Canadian films, TV shows, and music. Defining “Canadian content” in the digital age is complex, as … Continue reading Canada and U.S. Streaming Services Clash

Lights, Camera, Action: New Mexico’s Whole Hog Cafe Reopens After SAG AFTRA Strike

Lights, Camera, Action: New Mexico’s Whole Hog Cafe Reopens After SAG AFTRA Strike Summary • – The Whole Hog Cafe in Albuquerque, NM reopened after closing due to the SAG AFTRA strike. – Director Keith Jardine saw the strike as an opportunity to shoot his psychological thriller film “Killer Kafé” at the cafe. – On receiving news of the SAG AFTRA deal, Jardine began filming … Continue reading Lights, Camera, Action: New Mexico’s Whole Hog Cafe Reopens After SAG AFTRA Strike

‘Rebel Moon – Part One: A Child of Fire’ Review: Zack Snyder’s Sci-Fi Epic Blends Familiar Themes into an Engaging Spectacle

Listen: Rebel Moon Part One: A Child of Fire ‘Rebel Moon – Part One: A Child of Fire’ Review: Zack Snyder’s Sci-Fi Epic Blends Familiar Themes into an Engaging Spectacle • Zack Snyder’s highly anticipated sci-fi project ‘Rebel Moon – Part One: A Child of Fire’ is an engaging interplanetary adventure released in two parts. • The film was heavily influenced by popular sources such … Continue reading ‘Rebel Moon – Part One: A Child of Fire’ Review: Zack Snyder’s Sci-Fi Epic Blends Familiar Themes into an Engaging Spectacle

Museum of the Moving Image in NY Unveils Impressive Lineup for Curators’ Choice 2023

Museum of the Moving Image Unveils Impressive Lineup for Curators’ Choice 2023 Summary • The Museum of the Moving Image has unveiled the lineup for its annual Curators’ Choice series, running from December 26 to January 28 and featuring 31 highly acclaimed films. • Eric Hynes, Edo Choi, Michael Koresky, and Sonia Epstein carefully selected the films to represent a wide range of cinema. • … Continue reading Museum of the Moving Image in NY Unveils Impressive Lineup for Curators’ Choice 2023

Anatomy of a Fall’ Dominates European Film Awards, Garnering Multiple Top Honors

Anatomy of a Fall’ Dominates European Film Awards, Garnering Multiple Top Honors • At the 36th European Film Awards ‘Anatomy of a Fall’ directed by Justine Triet won the Best European Film award and also triumphed in the categories of screenplay, director, and lead actress. • The film was nominated by the esteemed European Film Academy alongside Cannes titles such as ‘Fallen Leaves and ‘The … Continue reading Anatomy of a Fall’ Dominates European Film Awards, Garnering Multiple Top Honors

Emma Stone Shines in the new trailer of ‘Poor Things’ – A Feminist Retelling of Frankenstein

Listen: Poor Things Emma Stone Shines in the new trailer of ‘Poor Things’ – A Feminist Retelling of Frankenstein Summary • Emma Stone stars in the upcoming movie ‘Poor Things’, a feminist retelling of Frankenstein that is set to release on December 8th. • The movie features a talented ensemble cast including Willem Dafoe, Ramy Youssef, and Mark Ruffalo. • Directed by Yorgos Lanthimos, the … Continue reading Emma Stone Shines in the new trailer of ‘Poor Things’ – A Feminist Retelling of Frankenstein

Francis Ford Coppola’s iconic film “One From the Heart” is returning to theaters with a restored re-release

  Francis Ford Coppola’s iconic film “One From the Heart” is returning to theaters with a restored re-release • – Francis Ford Coppola’s 1982 film “One From the Heart” is getting a restored rerelease known as “One From the Heart: Reprise.” It features over 19 minutes of additional footage and Coppola himself oversaw the 4K restoration. The film follows a couple who break up on … Continue reading Francis Ford Coppola’s iconic film “One From the Heart” is returning to theaters with a restored re-release