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Indie Web Channel Brings Major-Published Book To Life: Geek & Sundry Attempts The Previously Impossible (Article/News)

Posted by on Jan 9, 2015 in Articles, Editorials, Featured, Industry, MicroFilmmaking, News |

If you've read Rachel Caine's interesting and slow-burn developing series, The Morganville Vampires, you probably never thought it could be brought to anything other than network TV. However, Indie innovators Geek & Sundry, after launching other original shows like Spellslingers, TableTop, and the Guild, decided to help bring the successfully Kickstarted campaign for a series to their...

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Children of the Light (Feature Critique)

Posted by on Jan 2, 2015 in Critiques, Critiques (Feature Documentary), Documentary, Feature Length, Featured |

Now, we have received Children of Light from Dawn Engle, which looks at one of Africa’s most dynamic sons, Reverend Desmond Tutu, who helped organize peaceful protests against apartheid in his native South Africa. Tutu would become the first South African to receive the Nobel Peace Prize and he would do so before Nelson Mandela (who would also receive one) had been released from prison or...

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The Right Widget: Great Last-Minute Gift Ideas For the MicroFilmmaker or Indie Creative in your Life (Article)

Posted by on Dec 19, 2014 in Articles, Editorials, Featured, Reviews, Tips |

Throughout the year, we have a chance to test out different tools and items from some different manufacturers and creative, many of which we’re very impressed by. Because of a variety of reasons, not everything can be given a full review here at MFM, but that doesn’t mean that they aren’t extremely useful and that they don’t deserve to be highlighted for our readers. With that in mind...

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The 2014 Orlando Film Festival: Highlights and Drama Shorts (Article/Festival)

Posted by on Dec 17, 2014 in Articles, Behind-the-Scenes, Event Coverage, Events, Featured, Festivals, Industry, Interviews, MicroFilmmaking, News |

The 9th Annual Orlando Film Festival wrapped up its run in downtown Orlando from October 22 through the 26th. Over 200 feature length films and shorts were showed, culled from over 1000 films submitted to festival organizers. The venue was the Cobb Plaza Cinema in downtown. Theatric releases continued to run in theaters 1 through 6, while festival films were shown in theaters 7 through 12.

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