Showing posts with the label Indie

"The City Hates Us"

Chicago writer and director Sanicole is proud to introduce her new web series "The City Hates Us". Her last short film project "Text Tone" was featured on Shadow and Act, Blackfil…

Whatever Happened To Gregg Araki?

The 90s and early 2000s was a major era for Gregg Araki.  I would like to refer to it as the Araki Indie Era of cinema. Seriously. Gregg Araki was one of the most innovative independent filmmakers o…

A Christmas Wish

Lawrence "LAW" Watford is Brooklyn based filmmaker. He began producing movies as a film student at Regent University in Virginia Beach and since then has been actively engaged in the craft …

Deadline For Submissions To The ESSENCE Black Women In Hollywood Short Film Contest Is December 5th!

From Essence.com There's still time to become the next top filmmaker. On November 1st, ESSENCE invited aspiring filmmakers to showcase their own inspiring images reflecting the truths and triumph…

Fan Film Sets Out To Bring New Life To Storm of the X-Men

RAIN: a fan film about Storm is the heartfelt passion play of filmmaker and performer Maya Glick. Dissatisfied with the complete lack of empowered women of color in Hollywood's superhero pantheo…

The Interview: Issa Rae

Republished from NCIndieSeen If you haven't already heard of the sweeping web phenomena of The Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl webseries, then let's help you get up to speed as to what th…

Indie Pick O' The Day: Prince Of Broadway

Lee Daniels presents a film directed by Sean Baker, about a hustler named Lucky isn't so lucky when he unexpectedly finds out he has a son he never knew.  He is now in the uncompromising position…

Of Music & Men

While many artists, musicians and filmmakers are taking to crowd-funding sites like Kickstarter and IndieGoGo to raise money to produce their independent projects, Washington, DC “artistic entreprene…

In Case You Missed It...BGN Podcast 11/3/13 Tananarive Due and Kristina Leath-Malin

Believe it or not there are Black female filmmakers who are creating horror films and have an eminent voice in the horror film community. Tananarive Due and Kristina Leath-Malin spoke with us as we …

ESSENCE BLACK WOMEN IN HOLLYWOOD SHORT FILM CONTEST: LAUNCHES ON NOVEMBER 1ST

ESSENCE wants to know: Are you ready to be the next top filmmaker? The #1 media brand for African-American women has chronicled Black women's stories for more than 40 years with a strong legacy o…

Res – The Artist You Should Know…That We Don’t

I would like to introduce you to Res, one of my all-time favorite finds when I was 20-something. Res first hit it big with her 2001 debut album How I Do – I mean, walking into Best Buy (remember, t…

Film Alert for all my ATL, DC, and Seattle Folks!!

TRAILER ALERT!! I got a new one for you folks. Rising star Nicole Beharie ( American Violet, Shame, The Last Fall ) is set to star in an upcoming indie flick titled,  My Last Day Without You . Since …

Black Girls In Science Fiction Film: "Spark"

I first heard of filmmaker Bridget Palardy when I saw her fantasy short OowieWanna (2011) at the 2012 science fiction/fantasy Etheria Film Festival in Boston. I was immediately enchanted by its whims…

Graveyard Shift Sisters: In Search of Black Women Horror Directors

Tiffany D. Jackson For those of us who stayed a ‘professional student’ for longer than we probably should have, that final project in the last stretch before graduation is all nerves wracked, harsh c…

New Upcoming Documentary Black Girl In Suburbia

To be released 2014: Black Girl In Suburbia is a feature documentary that looks into the experiences of black girls growing up in predominately white communities. This is a different look into suburb…

Trailer Alert: New Indie Horror short film "Danger Word"

Here is a short film that I have literally invested in, because I believe we need more films of this type that need to be highlighted and showcased! It's about time that we get to see a Black/Afr…

Short Indie Film: 'Premature' W/ link to film

One thing I love the most about movies are the independent films. I fell in love with them while in high school and I make it my business to watch as many as I can on different subject matters. Indie…
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