The filmmaker of Rate It X (POV 1988) and Golden Threads (POV 1999) is wiser after releasing many documentaries the “traditional way” and has turned to a new model for making a living as an independent filmmaker.
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POV will be kicking off the DUMBO Filmmaker Meetup series next Thursday, May 23 from 6:30-8 PM at the POV offices in DUMBO, Brooklyn.
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Check out our new resource for documentary filmmakers that covers everything from funding opportunities to online video platforms to “engagement” strategists you can hire for your film.
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Marc Schiller of BOND360 explains his company’s approach to independent distributing.
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HTML5 video export settings to maximize compatibility across the most popular browsers.
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In 2012, Thom Powers of Stranger Than Fiction gave his biggest tips for filmmakers on Twitter, covering the basics while also providing some great strategy pointers.
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Learn about the 6 Stages of Editing As A Film Director from Elliot Grove via Raindance Film Festival.
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Learn the eight fundamental concepts of sound for documentary from David Tames of http://kino-eye.com.
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The Fledgling Fund recently announced new grantees and POV is thrilled to receive support for our ongoing series of Hackathons.
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Thanks for joining our OVEE online “social screening” of StoryCorps Animated Shorts. Enter now for a chance to bring these films home with your own StoryCorps Animated Shorts DVD.
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Señorita Extraviada
May 22, 2013
7:00 pm
Irvine, California
Phi Lambda Rho is pleased to host their first annual Semana De La Mujer, a week-long event on the University of California, Irvine campus celebrating the complex and unique identity of Latinas. Through a series of events, including a screening of Señorita Extraviada, they hope to inform students about the issues affecting Latina students on campus, as well as issues affecting the Latina/o community as a whole. For more information, call (323) 246-8437.
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