Award-winning filmmaker Isabel Siragusa steps into psychological horror with 2x6, a tense short set inside a photo booth. Made during the CFA Quarterly Film Challenge, the film highlights how preparation, community collaboration, and adaptability can turn tight constraints into creative strength.
TRC invites filmmakers to submit short films directed by women and non-binary creatives for its third annual celebration of bold, underrepresented voices.
Cornish filmmaker Adele Thomas turns a TV pilot into "Yoga Pants", a sharp, heartfelt CFA Challenge winner powered by collaboration, resilience, and creative risk.
Join Off The Page, The Reel Champions, CFA, The Women of Hollywood Society, and The Rep Squad for a festive evening celebrating women and non-binary creatives shaping film and television.
Bren Cukier’s "Last Resort" intertwines home videos and new footage to turn a family trip into a tender reflection on memory, grief, and the enduring bonds of family.
Learn how to access nonprofit funding, grants, and tax-deductible donations through fiscal sponsorship—an essential tool for independent filmmakers seeking alternative financing.
Join Indeana Underhill and Meyoung Spektor from First Entertainment Credit Union for a 1.5-hour film finance masterclass designed to help filmmakers turn creative careers into financial stability.
Wylie Anderson’s "How to Cry on Command" explores online identity, childhood, and the dark side of digital culture in a dystopian school setting.
Julian Park transforms personal burnout into "Shitfly", a haunting psychological thriller of guilt, fire, and fragile hope.
At FilmQuest 2025, Alex Chew’s "I'll Sleep When I'm Dead" delivers a haunting, heartfelt ghost story centering strong women and emotional truth.
Richard Rotter’s "Meat Crayon" fuses slasher horror and dark satire to expose how emotional repression can turn creativity into chaos.
Award-winning filmmaker Rene Rivas fuses rock and horror in "Grunge", a suspenseful indie short featuring hypnotic visuals and raw energy at FilmQuest 2025.
Javier Lozano’s "Necrosectos" turns grief into art—a haunting dark fantasy starring his mother, blending creature horror, sci-fi, and heartfelt indie vision.
Blending folklore and feminism, Ali Cook’s "The Pearl Comb" reimagines mermaids and women doctors in a stunning, genre-bending period drama at FilmQuest 2025.
Joe Bandelli’s "The Sequence" turns parental grief into pure horror, blending emotional realism with bold technical filmmaking to push the genre’s limits.
Brooklyn filmmaker Stefano Pennisi delivers "dont.4get2smile", a suspenseful indie horror exploring fear, imagination, and social media anxiety.
