EVENTS AND PEOPLE WORTH A LOOK
The goal of our new Spotlight section is to bring voices of integrity and passion who exemplify the independent spirit to sundancechannel.com. The filmmakers, musicians and artists featured in Spotlight all bring unique perspective to their fields and are unafraid of thinking differently.
Amusing and at times disturbing, Misnomer Dance Theater pushes the conventions of modern dance. Dancer, founder of Misnomer and choreographer Chris Elam talks about his inspiration and how he strives to engage his audience.
Prolific, profound and generous, Moby launches his site mobygratis.com which provides license free music to students and non-profit filmmakers. With over sixty tracks and another twenty songs updated every three months mobygratis.com is sure to have filmmakers grateful for gratis.
John Doe, from the band X, talks about what inspired the punk rock movement in the late seventies and early eighties and his new solo album, "A Year In The Wilderness."
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A LOOK BACK
Take a trip in our time machine as we bring you some of our favorite spotlights from the recent past.
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COLE GERST
Animator/artist extraordinaire Cole Gerst is interviewed by photographer and actor Aaron Ruell.
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LOU BARLOW
Lou Barlow boasts more indie rock street cred than a pair of Chuck Taylors. See why in our interview spotlight.
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FESTIVAL FOLLOW-UP
What happens after Sundance Film Festival? We catch up with four filmmakers to find out.
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BRAND UPON THE BRAIN!
Guy Maddin and his film BRAND UPON THE BRAIN!
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ROBYN HITCHCOCK
Comedian Eugene Mirman interviews music man Robyn Hitchcock.
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GREENIMATION
Six animators created six different shorts on environmental themes for our 'Greenimation' short film series. The shorts are a comical look at environmental issues through animation.
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SFF07 VIDEO BLOG
Not able to get to Park City for the 2007 Sundance Film Festival? You can still get caught up with our Sundance Film Festival Video Blog.
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SFF07 OFFICIAL BLOG
Filmmaker Magazine Senior Editor Peter Bowen provided in-depth personal coverage of the 2007 Sundance Film festival.
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