"The Last Draft": Nicholas Guilak’s Descent Into the Madness of Creation
Nicholas Guilak’s "The Last Draft" blurs creativity and madness in a haunting psychological thriller premiering at FilmQuest 2025.
Liora Pennick
Inside "Inheritance": Fear, Family, and the Art of Independent Horror
A gripping blend of horror and drama, "Inheritance" explores fear, trauma, and legacy through striking visuals and bold storytelling at FilmQuest 2025.
Inside “Starfisher”: Anthony Ferraro’s Reflective Sci-Fi on Aging and Purpose
“Starfisher” by Anthony Ferraro dives into aging, obsession, and purpose through an intimate sci-fi lens. A heartfelt indie standout premiering at FilmQuest 2025.
"She Devil" Turns Feminine Power into Sinister Satire
Allie Perison’s "She Devil" turns female influence into horror-comedy gold, exploring power, groupthink, and the weaponization of femininity.
"Death Red" Turns Haunted Houses Inside Out at FilmQuest 2025
Mitch Glass’s Death Red brings cursed paint and folklore-fueled horror to FilmQuest 2025, blending mythology and eerie indie creativity.
Mark Reyes Illuminates the Dark with "The Nightwalker"
Crafted entirely from home using free digital tools, "The Nightwalker" blends mixed media and world-building to illuminate resilience, hope, and the warrior spirit within.
Steven Schloss Illuminates Hanukkah Horror with “Gimme” at FilmQuest
In “Gimme,” Steven Schloss fuses Jewish culture with cosmic horror, creating the Hanukkah film he wished existed as a kid.
Mike Manning’s “Spool” Unravels Grief and Mystery at FilmQuest 2025
Los Angeles filmmaker Mike Manning debuts his haunting short “Spool” at FilmQuest 2025. Blending grief, mystery, and a touch of holiday melancholy, the film follows two sisters confronting their father’s decline.
Rebecca Gruss Conjures Humanity in "Thrift Store Ouija Board"
Rebecca Gruss’s debut "Thrift Store Ouija Board" turns everyday horror into something hauntingly human, marking a bold FilmQuest 2025 entry.
Jonathan Hammond’s "Fireflies in the Dusk" Shines at FilmQuest 2025
Jonathan Hammond’s 'Fireflies in the Dusk' blends fantasy, sci-fi, and comedy into a sharp yet playful look at nostalgia and the strange ways we seek advice online.
"Monsters Under The Bed": Serena Dykman’s Surreal Night at FilmQuest 2025
Serena Dykman’s 'M.U.B.' reimagines the monster-under-the-bed myth through psychological horror and emotional realism, earning acclaim at FilmQuest 2025.
What a Line Producer Actually Does: Budgeting, Scheduling, and Creative Problem‑Solving
Line producers break scripts into budgets and schedules, protect production, and solve creative problems — practical advice from experienced line producers.
An ARRI Afternoon at the ASC: Exploring the ALEXA 265
ARRI and the American Society of Cinematographers invite filmmakers to an exclusive afternoon with the ALEXA 265. Featuring James Laxton ASC and Charlie Sarroff, the event includes a tech talk, live demo, and reception moderated by cinematographer Indeana Underhill.
Fiscal Sponsorship and Grants for Filmmakers: Practical Tips, Resources, and Tax Basics
Practical guide to fiscal sponsorship, grants, and fundraising for filmmakers — tips, resources, and real-world advice from Easterseals & CFA.
Post-Production Workflow for Indie Filmmakers: Budgets, Tools, and Sound Design Insights
Practical post-production lessons from editors and sound designers on workflow, budgets, tools, and audience-focused decision-making.
Navigating the Digital Deluge: Jordan Murphy Doidge’s "Clout"
At Nòt Film Fest, Jordan Murphy Doidge’s "Clout" reimagines The Boy Who Cried Wolf as a cautionary tale of a boy’s pursuit of online fame, blending magical realism with sharp social commentary.