Don Argott is the director of “The Art of the Steal”, the documentary about the over one-hundred year long controversy surrounding the priceless artwork in the Barnes Foundation.

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The hosts of Film Courage stopped into the live show to talk about their show, David’s movie “Night Before the Wedding“, and also why the indie movie “Ink” deserves the John Cassavetes award. Take some time to listen to what real indie is all about!

FilmSnobbery sits down with the Director of the Film Office for the state of New Hampshire and talk about what they can offer filmmakers, and why indies should consider shooting their movies there!

It is not everyday that you get to interview a documentary maker, in the backdrop of the Royal Academy, with the sound of a paint canister being sling-shot across a room and hitting a bare wall, every ten minutes – modern art, right? But even this oddity is probably mild for Ondi Timoner, director of [...]

We speak to the master of independent film and head of Troma Lloyd Kaufman on location at Troma Studios in Long Island City, New York (it’s in Queens folks!). Lloyd sat down with us for a one-on-one interview for an hour and gave us his take on the state of indie film today, and much [...]

We speak to the director of the upcoming independent film “Millies” live in the mill town of Lawrence, MA.

Recently I had the great pleasure of speaking with the always hilarious filmmaker, Dan Lashley, about his upcoming film, “Rose Colored Miles”
I met Mr. Lashley a few years ago and have kept up with the progress of his film, so I was thrilled he turned out be such a self-proclaimed “publicity whore” and quickly agreed [...]