Indie Filmmakers Archives – Page 26 of 32

Indie Filmmaker of the Day: Manikandan Mathivanan

Manikandan Mathivanan is an indie filmmaker on the brink of stardom, an extremely talented filmmaker who produced and directed the short drama 'Fated'.

by: Frankie Stein

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‘Surviving Home’ is a passionate and timely documentary about veterans

'Surviving Home' documents the lives of U.S. veterans of different generations as they adapt to the challenges of life after military service.

by: Frankie Stein

Indie Filmmakers / Music

Vana Blu and Halo Jones team up on political music video “T-Erase-Her”

Vana Blu teamed up with filmmaker Halo Jones for the music video “T-Erase-Her”, in which UK political figures feature in a fever dream of symbolism.

by: Frankie Stein

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Indie Filmmaker of the Day: Jeffrey Grellman, director of ‘Mermaid Down’

We were lucky enough to interview the man behind the incredible 'Mermaid Down' and 'X Factor', Jeffrey Grellman himself, about filmmaking and life.

by: Frankie Stein

Indie Filmmakers / Spotlight

How Kylie Eaton’s ‘Dispel’ takes an honest look at addiction

We were lucky enough to speak with Kylie Eaton about 'Dispel', addiction, science fiction, fantasy, and the creative process behind the short.

by: Frankie Stein

Currently Crowdfunding / Indie Filmmakers

Currently Crowdfunding: Tim Hewitt’s ‘Dead Shelter’

Tim Hewitt is currently crowdfunding to produce his newest project, 'Dead Shelter', a short film told in real time centered on a terrorist attack.

by: Frankie Stein

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Indie Filmmaker of the Day: Molly Stuart and ‘Objector’

The young people in Molly Stuart's 'Objector' are courageous yet ordinary—they ask us to consider how the machinery of power in society operates.

by: Frankie Stein

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Let’s go to the ballet with Niv Novak’s ‘Missed Nuance’

Niv Novak's 'Missed Nuance' is a breathtaking study of movement and fabric, and the role fashion plays in elevating the artistry of dance.

by: Frankie Stein

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Here’s why Scott Sullivan’s ‘Red’ is a coming-out story for our times

Today, we’re focusing our spotlight on Red, Scott Sullivan’s semi-autobiographical directorial debut, a coming-of-age tale set in small-town Pennsylvania.