Scott Macaulay

3 weeks ago | filmmakermagazine.com | Scott Macaulay

Click here to read our spring 2025 issue, featuring Caught by the Tides' Jia Zhangke and Zhao Tao, our annual spotlight on locations and more... Back to selection by Scott Macaulay in Actors, Directors, Interviews, Producers, Screenwriters on Apr 19, 2025 Ariella Mastroianni, Gazer, Metrograph, Metrograph Pictures, Ryan J. Sloan There are a set of rules that have long-guided ultra-low and microbudget production.

1 month ago | filmmakermagazine.com | Scott Macaulay

Back to selection Janice Ian: Breaking Silence by Scott Macaulay in Filmmaking on Apr 7, 2025 Documentary, Janice Ian, Janice Ian: Breaking Silence, Music Documentary, Varda Bar-Kar Even if you don’t count yourself has a diehard Janice Ian fan, the singer-songwriter’s songs, such as her 1967 hit “Society’s Child,” when they appear in Varda Bar-Kar’s compelling bio-doc, Janice Ian: Breaking Silence, will strike a memory chord, so ubiquitous they have been across radio playlists for more than...

1 month ago | filmmakermagazine.com | Scott Macaulay

Back to selection Janice Ian: Breaking Silence by Scott Macaulay in Filmmaking on Apr 7, 2025 Documentary, Janis Ian, Janis Ian: Breaking Silence, Music Documentary, Varda Bar-Kar Even if you don’t count yourself has a diehard Janis Ian fan, the singer-songwriter’s songs, such as her 1967 hit “Society’s Child,” when they appear in Varda Bar-Kar’s compelling bio-doc, Janis Ian: Breaking Silence, will strike a memory chord, so ubiquitous they have been across radio playlists for more than half...

1 month ago | filmmakermagazine.com | Scott Macaulay

Back to selection by Scott Macaulay in Filmmaking on Apr 4, 2025 Documentary, DOGE, International Documentary Association, National Endowment for the Humanities Seven filmmaker support organizations, including the International Documentary Association, Women Make Movies and Third World Newsreel, have signed a letter protesting Trump administration cuts to the National Endowment for the Humanities that will affect both independent documentary filmmakers and non-profit organizations.

1 month ago | filmmakermagazine.com | Scott Macaulay

by Scott Macaulay in Festivals & Events on Mar 27, 2025 Boulder, Sundance Film Festival, University of Colorado Boulder The Sundance Institute announced today that Boulder, Colorado will, beginning in 2027, be the new home for its Sundance Festival. Commented Amanda Kelso, Sundance Institute acting CEO in a press release, ““Boulder is an art town, tech town, mountain town, and college town. It is a place where the Festival can build and flourish.