Category: Entertainment

Contraction of the acquisition market has forced independent filmmakers toward creative distribution strategies for years. Now, Art House Convergence (AHC) and Kinema are trying to […]

James Burrows, the undeniable king of multi-camera sitcom directing who had a hand in many of the biggest network shows of all time, has died […]

“The Pitt” has almost singlehandedly revitalized the medical drama, turning what was once seen by some as a dated format into one of the most […]

On Friday nights, IndieWire After Dark honors fringe cinema in the streaming age with midnight movies from any moment in film history. First, the BAIT: a weird genre pick, and why we’re […]

The pressure that comes with ending a beloved TV show is both a blessing and a curse. Countless creators would love nothing more than to […]

In an era where the path to launching an indie film career is murkier than ever, everyone has a different suggestion about building an audience […]

From “Clueless” and “Easy A” to “The Princess Diaries” and “She’s All That,” getting-ready scenes are standard fare for teen comedies of all shapes and […]

Next week, VidCon will be sunny with a chance of development deals. I’m already imagining agents lurking behind every pillar at the Anaheim Convention Center. […]

“Color Book” director David Fortune probably imagined after graduating from film school eight years ago that he was — very quickly — getting his first […]

“Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat” is unlike anything else on television this season. The Prime Video series alternates between scripted and unscripted comedy, creating an […]