Why you need to watch the emotional journey ‘The Days Go By’
Documentary filmmaker Jay Geerts is bringing suicide back into the forefront with his new short film 'The Days Go By'.
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Ashlynn Yennie and Peter Daskaloff on their new thriller ‘Panacea’
Trapped in an underground medical facility, Sharyn (Yennie) is fighting for freedom as patients are mutilated and healed using a new experimental medicine: panacea.
Melbourne Documentary Film Festival: ‘The Rise Of the Synths’
'Rise of the Synths' director, Iván Castell was kind enough to do an interview with us, here's what he as to say about his movie and career.
‘Abstract’ directed by Kristian Martin: Everything you need to know
Kristian Martin has never been afraid of a challenge in his filmmaking. But 'Abstract' is now the most ambitious project to date for the indie director.
Why you need to know about aspiring director Danny Cotton
Filmmaker Danny Cotton also wrote and directed 'No More Lights in the Sky'. Here's why you need to know about Cotton.
Indie talent Matt Long on his project ‘Soldiers of Embers’
It’s taken a long time for filmmaker Matt Long to get to make 'Soldiers of Embers'. Here's what you need to know about the indie project.
Everything to know about Taylor Ri’chard and ‘Hallowed Be Thy Name’
Filmmaker Taylor Ri'chard's 'Hallowed Be Thy Name' is a horror film which follows seventeen-year-old Devin. Here's what we know.
Dylan Narang on ‘Soundwave’ and running Foggy Bottoms Pictures
Dylan Narang is a writer, producer, and director. His most recent project is titled 'Soundwave'. Here's everything you need to know.
Interview with ‘Old Hearts Cafe’ director Ken Holmes
Director Ken Holmes made a big splash with his short film 'Old Hearts Cafe'. Now, as he continues to kill it during festivals, we interviewed the director.
Samantha Casella interview: Director of short film ‘To a God Unknown’
Director Samantha Casella has been making waves for years, but her latest short film 'To a God Unknown' is a new high for her.