Heave Ho Productions is breaking boundaries with ‘The Machine’
Heave Ho Productions, like many other production houses, found themselves locked down thanks to COVID-19. But that didn't stop them from creating.
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Land Ahoy Films is giving a voice to up and coming filmmakers, and now with its first two shorts produced, it's time to hit the festival circuit.
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Pavel Bartovsky has spent his life working in VFX, animation, and short films. Now, he's directing a fictional short for the first time.
An interview with writer Dawn Garcia
Dawn Garcia is a writer, activist, journalist, public speaker, and soon-to-be director. We spoke with Garcia about her motivation for writing.
Ben Griffin on his epic sci-fi short ‘Ji’ and indie filmmaking
Ben Griffin may have started directing music videos, but his heart has always been on narrative storytelling. Now, he's making the jump with the short 'Ji'.
Why you need to watch the short film ‘Happy Together’
Taking on the tough subject of domestic abuse, directors Bianca Harris and Joshua Casale are bringing student filmmakers together for 'Happy Together'.
Cordillera International Film Festival: The John Singleton Impact Award
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‘Baby in the Basement’ takes a close look at homelessness
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Why you need to watch Ayesha Baig’s debut feature ‘Sheru’
Indie director Ayesha Baig has always been able telling important and inspirational stories, and she continues to do so with 'Sheru'.