Slogging through all of the Internet’s movie-related sites in search of useful information for one’s moviemaking career can be a
laborious process. That’s why you’ll probably appreciate the fact that MovieMaker has done it for you! The editors have just released
their first-ever list of the “50 Best Blogs for Moviemakers”—published in their 2010 Winter issue, premiering at the 2010 Sundance Film Festival and featuring a cover story on Ethan Hawke and Antoine Fuqua for their new movie, Brooklyn’s Finest.
Whether you’re looking for practical tips on how to make a successful indie movie (check out “Filmmaking Stuff” or
MovieMaker’s own “Adventures in Self-Releasing”), information on film trends (“Truly Free Film” or Filmmaker’s blog) or
intelligent movie reviews and interviews (“/Film” and “Hammer to Nail”), these blogs are definitely worth a look. With the time
independent moviemakers will save consulting MM’s first annual list, they could easily polish off another scene in their unfinished
screenplays or contact a potential investor about getting funding for their next project!
Here is the complete list of the 2010 “50 Best Blogs for Moviemakers”:
• Adventures in Self-Releasing
• All About Indie Filmmaking
• All These Wonderful Things
• The Anonymous Production Assistant’s Blog
• The Art of the Title Sequence
• Ben’s Blog
• The Big Picture
• Blog Stage
• Bright Lights After Dark
• Cinema Tech
• Cinematical
• The Documentary Blog
• The Edit Foundry
• The Editblog
• Fast, Cheap Movie Thoughts
• Film Dailies
• Film School Rejects
• The Film Sensei
• Filmmaker Blog
• Filmmaking Stuff
• FilmSound.org
• FreshDV
• GreenCine Daily
• Hammer to Nail
• HD for Indies
• Hollywood Elsewhere
• The House Next Door
• In Contention
• The Independent Eye
• JohnAugust.com
• The Joy of Film Editing
• Just F*ing Entertain Me
• Living Your Dream: An Acting & Film School Blog
• Making the Movie
• A Moon Brothers Film
• The Movie Blog
• MovingPictureBlog
• OnSuper8.org
• Persistence of Vision
• Projector Films
• /Film
• Some Came Running
• StudioDaily
• Thompson on Hollywood
• Totally Unauthorized
• Travel Day
• Truly Free Film
• Twitch
• The Unknown Screenwriter
• Workbook Project
About MovieMaker Magazine
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MovieMaker, “The Art and Business of Making Movies,” is the most widely read independent movie magazine in the world. For more information on MovieMaker’s “50 Best Blogs,” look for the complete article in the 2010 Winter Issue of MovieMaker Magazine, on
newsstands and at Sundance now. Or visit http://www.moviemaker.com/mailinglist/lt.php?id=N0sAC1VTBQIBBhoFAgNPBwVTAVI%3D
