The nominations for the 2014 MBIFA’s were announced at noon on Monday November 3rd at a glittering invite-only reception at the St Martin’s Lane Hotel. Read the press here: [quote]The breadth and quality of the British films selected this year suggests a bumper year for British films. Raindance congratulates all the talented filmmakers whose wonderful […]
The film industry contains a wealth of different foreign films, whether presented in the native language or simply written, directed by or starring a native speaker. Being an (almost) fluent Spanish speaker, I have viewed quite a number of films that I believe deserve recognition. Here are my top 5 must see Spanish films. […]
With Kim Hudson’s workshop ‘Screenwriting from a Feminine Perspective’ fast-approaching, here are 9 films that turned a male-oriented genre on its head and posed a refreshing new take on a familiar structure. Meek’s Cutoff Director Kelly Reichardt is well-known for her reworking of genre to encompass a female perspective. In Meek’s Cutoff she takes on the […]
The 2014 British Independent Series Awards by RaindanceWebFest On Sunday 28th September 2014, Raindance Web Fest presented the 1st annual British Independent Series Awards. Awards handed out include: 2014 Dailymotion Web Series Pilot Contest Winner Best British Series Best International Series Best Ensemble in a Series Best Lead Actor in a series Best Achievement […]
The films submitted to our 14 Second Halloween Film Competition. Satanic Toothpaste @raindance_film_festival #14SecondHorror A video posted by @themausoliam on Oct 10, 2014 at 6:23am PDT Hey guys @raindance_film_festival , here’s my #14SecondHorror . Hope you have a fab Halloween! #horror #badwolffilms #indiefilmmaker #selfie #creepy #photography #technology #supernatural #phone #camera A video posted […]
With Halloween fast approaching things are getting spooky here at Raindance. To get the rest of you in the mood, here is my top five terrifying movie moments. *MAJOR SPOILER ALERTS* 1. Don’t Look Now A true horror classic and, in my opinion, one of the best British films of all time. When a married […]
If any of you love horror as much as I do, then this may be your favorite time of year, especially for film. Do you love the good, the bad, and the disturbing of horror that leap out of filmmakers’ minds and onto the big screen? Well if you’re searching for a scare this Halloween weekend, here are […]
When it comes to the really crazy ideas, like making a feature film with zero prior experience and for less than the price of a semester of film school, sometimes all it takes is one other person to say, screw it, why not? That’s how, a few months of begging, borrowing and dealing later, first-time […]
There’s a broad scope of knowledge and experience required to truly understand what it means to create content across multiple devices and platforms. If you’re typically a film maker then understanding what works in the games or book publishing industries may not be on your resume. Here’s some handy tips to fast tracking your knowledge […]
Gail Harvey has been working as a director in Canada for 26 years; both in TV and film. She brought her latest low budget feature Looking is the Original Sin to the Raindance Film Festival ahead of its upcoming release. She took a break from promotion to share some of her insider knowledge. I started […]
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