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A magazine about independent film, with features, editor picks and a print archive going back decades. Useful for filmmakers and viewers following work outside the major studios.
Features and interviews on independent film production, useful for aspiring and working filmmakers.
The About page says the magazine started as a print title in 1976 and was published by the Association of Independent Video and Filmmakers until 2006. It lists its coverage as reviews, interviews, news and instructional essays for independent media-makers, and notes that the magazine's whole archive is available on its website or through the Internet Archive.
Visit linkThe masthead lists an editor-in-chief, two managing editors, a copy chief with copy editors, a zine editor, a marketing and outreach team and staff writers. The editor-at-large is a radio critic who also teaches journalism.
Visit linkThe Film Articles page gathers feature pieces with a byline and date for each. Its top entry is a late-October piece on the newest Looney Tunes film, Coyote vs. Acme, and the Essays category holds a September piece, Deseando Amar, that reinterprets a Wong Kar-Wai film.
Visit linkIndependent Magazine covers film made outside the studio system and covers festivals alongside it. Its sections are specific: Staff Picks round-ups of first watches, an editor-picks strand tied to festivals such as Tribeca and New Directors/New Films, Artist Feature profiles of visual artists who make films, and essays that reinterpret individual films. The homepage puts Latest Highlights, Editors' Picks and Print Magazine Archives side by side. The magazine began as a print title in 1976, and its archive is available on its website or through the Internet Archive.
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