In this Side Swipes clip from “Side By Side,” indie cinematographer Bradford Young (“Pariah,” “Entre Nos”) laments the stolen moments once captured on film, citing a famous example from the great Conrad Hall. With digital, are they gone forever?
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Side Swipes is a daily video series featuring clips from “Side By Side” that didn’t make the final cut. In this clip, animator Adam Valdez (“The Lord of the Rings” trilogy, “Starship Troopers”) talks about bringing directors’ creative visions to life.
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In this Side Swipes clip from “Side By Side,” visual effects master David Stump (“X-Men,” “X2”) discusses the knowledge needed for a cinematographer to be an “articulate advocate” for each project.
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In this Side Swipes clip from “Side By Side,” directors Lana and Andy Wachowski (“Cloud Atlas,” “The Matrix”) contend that actors’ performances have always been manipulated.
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Side Swipes is a daily video series featuring clips from “Side By Side” that didn‘t make the final cut. Today: groundbreaking cinematographer Dion Beebe on the rich history of films shot on 35mm.
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In this edition of Side Swipes, David Lynch talks on how widespread digital theatrical delivery will enhance the moviegoing experience.
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Side Swipes is a daily video series featuring clips from “Side By Side” that didn‘t make the final cut. Today: innovative cinematographer Wally Pfister (“Inception,” “Dark Knight Rises”) talks about keeping the technology simple.
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Side Swipes is a daily video series featuring clips from “Side By Side” that didn’t make the final cut. Each day in August, cinematic masters weigh in on the core issues of the film. Today: cinematographer Michael Chapman (“Raging Bull,” “Taxi Driver”).
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How can audiences connect with independent films, both before and after release? In this preview from the Future of Film talk on April 26, David Larkin (CEO & founder of GoWatchIt) and James Lawler (founder of Constellation) introduced their innovative new platforms. Full video to come next week.
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Side Swipes is a daily video series featuring clips from “Side By Side” that didn’t make the final cut. Each day in August, cinematic masters weigh in on the core issues of the film. Today: the forward-thinking Steven Soderbergh.
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Side Swipes is a daily video series featuring clips from “Side By Side” that didn’t make the final cut. Each day in August, cinematic masters weigh in on the core issues of the film. Can film survive a digital revolution? Tune in to find out. Today: the legendary director Martin Scorsese.
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In this preview of the Future of Film talk from April 26, Jason Hirschhorn (Media ReDEFined) and Andrew Weissman (Union Square Ventures) discuss the new tools available to filmmakers in this brave new (internet and social) world. Full video to come next week.
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Written and directed by cult auteur Bob Byington, the offbeat comedy starring Nick Offerman (“Parks & Recreation”), Keith Poulson and Jess Weixler will get a Spring 2013 release from Tribeca Film. Offerman says he is “happy as a clam at high water.”
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The critics have spoken! Join Tribeca in congratulating the filmmakers behind the TFF films that made Indiewire’s critics’ round-up of the Best Films of 2012 So Far.
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How can brands and filmmakers collaborate on film projects to achieve a range of “win-wins”—from marketing and public relations to corporate storytelling and philanthropy? Watch as experts provide tips from the innovative trenches.
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Coming this October, The Vicious Brothers return to the Collingwood Psychiatric Hospital for another round of peek-between-your-fingers scares in “Grave Encounters 2.”
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Tributes are pouring in about the wit, wisdom, and, above all, humor of one of our most treasured writers, Nora Ephron. Without her sharp, witty and genuinely compassionate commentary on life, the world now seems a little bit darker.
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At the 3rd Tribeca Cinema Series down the shore, Caesars Atlantic City will show 4 free movies on the beach from July 12-15. With Tribeca rates for rooms, discounts and more, you can't lose!
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On April 25, content creators Jason Blum ("Paranormal Activity") and Ricky Van Veen (College Humor) discussed their storytelling techniques and entrepreneurial spirit. Their tips for cutting through the cinematic bureaucracy to bring filmmaker visions to the big screen are empowering. Watch now!
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Filmmakers: do your homework, personalize, and persevere. Cold calls can pay off! Director/producer Brett Ratner and leading brand executives give concrete advice about finding the right hook when connecting with brands around film projects. Watch for full panel next week.
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In honor of fathers everywhere, we’ve Tribeca-sourced our staff’s favorite movies featuring ideal, doting movie dads. How does your pops stack up?
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In this preview of the Future of Film talk from April 25, Blumhouse Productions’ Jason Blum and College Humor’s Ricky Van Veen discuss cutting through the cinematic bureaucracy to bring filmmakers’ visions to the big screen. Full conversation to come; stay tuned!
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Filmmakers: How can you utilize Tumblr to share your film with the broadest audience possible? On April 24, Tumblr's Head of Outreach Mark Coatney discussed building a robust community at our TFF 2012 Future of Film Lunch Series.
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FOCUS FORWARD – SHORT FILMS, BIG IDEAS offers the largest cash prizes ever for documentary shorts in their $200,000 Filmmaker Challenge. Can you make a 3-minute film about someone who is changing the world?
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In what has become one of the most anticipated Festival events, Robert De Niro, Jane Rosenthal and Geoffrey Gilmore welcomed the 2012 Tribeca Film Festival directors for brunch at Churrascaria Plataforma.
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