A. Whole. Lot. Of. Trailers.
This seemed like a good idea, now it just seems daunting… But you can handle it! Behold, trailers to almost every film in the 5th Annual Skyline Indie Film Fest! [Read More…]
This seemed like a good idea, now it just seems daunting… But you can handle it! Behold, trailers to almost every film in the 5th Annual Skyline Indie Film Fest! [Read More…]
Welcome to Episode 8 with Ludvig Gur. CLEAN COLORED WIRE is Ludvig’s 2nd film at Skyline after last years THE EGO DEATH. I spoke with Ludvig for a few minutes on a quick break in his day earlier this week about the inspiration of his latest film, new projects, and the absolute importance of prepping for production.
Find Ludvig and CLEAN COLORED WIRE on these social outlets:
Twitter: @ludvigg
FB: najka pictures
IG: @ludviggur
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Welcome to Episode 7 with Nick Kovacic at Digital Cave media in Baltimore, MD. Subscribe to this podcast on Stitcher or iTunes. Please like, share and comment so we can get more people to talk about indie films and indie filmmakers. It’s important and you want to do important things, right?
As the interview moves ahead you can’t help but notice how sincere and how genuinely Nick is. A filmmaker who loves where he lives and works and is a big proponent of Baltimore and all the city has to offer. We talk about 48 hour film competitions, finding distribution, fleshing out ideas through making shorts and lots more.
Find Nick and Digital Cave:
@BrewBaltimore
www.brewmorebaltimore.com
@DigitalCave
digitalcavemedia.com
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Welcome to Episode 6 of Skyline IndieCast. Subscribe to this podcast on Stitcher or iTunes. Please like, share and comment so we can get more people to talk about indie films and indie filmmakers. It’s important and you want to do important things, right?
Skyline IndieCast episode 6 is Christopher Feltner, musician, performance artist, and filmmaker. Get the schedule of his performance projects at www.seven1878.com and get ready to experience something like you’ve never seen or heard before!
Christopher S. Feltner (b. 1978) is an experimentalist based out of Strasburg, VA. Over the past six years, he has performed solo under the Kingdom of Sharks moniker before taking a more performance-based approach under his birth name. Under the SEVEN1878 banner, Feltner has released work by his projects, and many others, in addition to currating shows, and running the SEVEN1878 Music Blog featuring interviews and reviews of experimental-based artists.
Starting in 2013, Feltner has expanded into filmwork (with a series of short films), and writing (Seen But Not Heard e-book).
For free downloads of specific SEVEN1878 works, click here.
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It’s here! Episode 1 of The Skyline Indiecast! Today we spoke with filmmaker Anil Dhokai whose short film PULSE OF THE CITY is an official selection at Skyline Indie Film Fest this year. [Read More…]
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This is incredibly meta, if you think about it really, really, really hard. I promise.
In the modern age, we are consuming more media than ever before. We all spend hours watching, listening, and reading media and media about this media. Sometimes we even consume media about the media about the original media. [Read More…]
An extremely obscure festival that no one-especially no one in Hollywood-has ever heard of.
After many years of obscurity, indie films have captured the hearts and minds of many discerning viewers. Recognizing the increased popularity of indie film, major studios have been increasingly developing and funding “indie” branches and marketing their films as “indie”. There is no longer the clear separation between indie films and Hollywood that there once was. This fusion has led to a reasonable question: what makes a film truly indie? [Read More…]
I don’t know if it’s caffeine deficiency or if my sleep debt is too high but I don’t understand this article which the first segment poses the question;
That’s up for continual if not infinite debate [Read More…]
