Director Santiago Burin des Roziers discusses "House of Fish", an ocean conservation documentary about underwater sculptures stopping illegal trawling.
Filmmaker Monika Grassl discusses "Scars of Growth", a documentary exploring Europe’s green transition, mining’s hidden costs, and the power of independent filmmaking.
Join STUPID CO on March 10 for an honest roundtable conversation about producing and distributing your first feature film.
Kickstarter’s annual celebration of bold short filmmaking returns in March 2026 — and submissions are officially open.
Filmmaker Javaughn Henry reveals the raw creative process behind "Chicken and Rice", blending risk, family collaboration, and immersive artistry.
Join award-winning director, actor, and film mentor Izzy Stevens for a free, high-impact workshop designed to transform how filmmakers and actors build sustainable, long-term careers.
Showcase your creativity and win a scholarship to the 2026 Cannes Film Festival with The American Pavilion and IndieWire’s Future of Filmmaking contest.
Join Blackmagic Collective’s Orange County Chapter on November 11 for an in-person guided networking event designed to connect O.C. filmmakers in a fun, structured, and creative way.
Megan Elizabeth Barker’s debut short, "His Forbidden Sword", flips romance tropes to celebrate empowered women and bold independent filmmaking.
Daniela Kafshi’s "Ladybug" defies expectations, blending irony and empathy to confront America’s gun violence with raw emotion and hope.
Christine Hughes and Alexandra Hsu’s Unwavering bridges 1960s activism with today’s fight for racial justice, identity, and collective courage.
Richie Harrington’s "Grima" transforms primal fear into visceral horror, exploring guilt through sensory storytelling and practical effects.
A psychological sci-fi thriller exploring AI, therapy, and trauma, made by an inclusive crew of adults with disabilities and their mentors.
August J. Soto transforms personal fears and cultural identity into visceral body horror with "Respirar", a trans-centered story of healing and transformation.
Megan Rosati’s "THE VANITY" turns social media obsession into sci-fi horror, exposing the human cost of constant self-performance.
Rebecca Berrih’s genre-bending short "Slow" traps viewers in a haunting slow-motion nightmare, blending thriller, horror, and sci-fi with visceral sound design.
