Tag Archives: Truly Free Film

Meeting an Agent

Written by Keith. Posted on February 2, 2010. Filed under Talent Representation, Writing. Tagged , . No comments.
Bitter Much?

New Indie Rules

Written by Keith. Posted on January 7, 2010. Filed under Emerging Filmmakers, Financing, Indie Film. Tagged . No comments.
We are on the verge of a new film culture and infrastructure, driven by both the creators and the audiences. We must accept that being a filmmaker means taking responsibility for our films all the way through the process. Building the new infrastructure is the first step towards real media independence. —Ted Hope Ted Hope [...]

Ted Hope Crowd Funds

Written by Keith. Posted on November 4, 2009. Filed under Emerging Filmmakers, Financing. Tagged , , , , , , , , , , , , . No comments.
Over on his blog, Ted Hope (“In the Bedroom”, “21 Grams”) continues to urge emerging filmmakers to engage and cultivate their audiences. In this post he explains how he’d freely donate funds for a list of ten feature directors. Hey, Ted what about me? How am I doing over here… Unfortunately for me, his (encouragement) [...]

Chinese Curses

Written by Keith. Posted on June 2, 2009. Filed under Create Everywhere, Financing, Indie Film, Inspiration. Tagged , , , , , . No comments.
“May you live in interesting times.” We’ve all heard this old Chinese curse by now. Well, for indie filmmakers and consumers this is right where we’ve found ourselves. It also makes me think about a quote I came across the other day by computer scientist and Disney/Pixar exec Edwin Catmull: “Predicting the future gets in [...]