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Thom Powers, Programmer, Toronto Film Festival, gives advice to filmmakers who have just been accepted into their first festival.
From the 2010 Independent Filmmaker Conference.
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Tamir Muhammad discusses the different events at Tribeca All Access that are set up to help filmmakers.
From the 2010 Script to Screen Conference.
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Tamir Muhammad, Director, TRIBECA ALL ACCESS, discusses taking the Tribeca Film Festival onto a digital platform.
From the 2010 Script to Screen Conference.
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Paul Rachman, Co-Founder, SLAMDANCE FILM FESTIVAL, on how screenwriters can use contest/festival recognition to boost their careers.
From the 2010 Script to Screen Conference.
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Christoph Terhecte (Programmer, Berlin Film Festival) on the order in which filmmakers should submit their projects to festivals.
From the 2009 Independent Filmmaker Conference
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Christoph Terhecte (Programmer, Berlin Film Festival) on why filmmakers currently in production should hire a professional photographer to shoot stills.
From the 2009 Independent Filmmaker Conference
Dear Filmmakers:
In my last blog post, I took a page out of my own blog and discussed a few things filmmakers should and shouldn’t do when dealing with film festivals. This post continues that general topic, focusing on the submission screener, press kits and promotional materials, and the best (and …
Dear Filmmakers:
I recently launched a documentary focused blog entitled what (not) to doc where, among other topics, I discuss things filmmakers should (and shouldn’t) do in their documentaries, from my subjective viewpoint of course. For this month’s IFP blog post, I thought I’d take a similar approach, and address some …