Your friends at the Screen Actors Guild ("SAG") have created an "indie" version at SAGIndie (http://www.sagindie.org). An interesting concept, but it's up to you, the filmmaker, to decide if it's helpful. There are a number of administrative forms to keep your set and crew on-track --your investors will love that. No more little pieces of paper, random receipts, and indiscriminate scheduling. You can even put a call

If you're a 21st century movie-maker, then youcan't pass up the following sites to help promote your film! Most of your audience will hear about your film through an online presence, not your uncle at church. Make sure you have an email account to sign up for any of these sites! 5. Bullet Film For free you can upload your film, and setup a film presence

Filmmakers are always asking me about where they can promote their film online... other than YouTube. Several great services have popped up recently, specifically, the Bay Area's IndieGoGo (http://www.indigogo.com). A new service has popped up as yet another alternative! Reel Clever touts itself as: "Create & manage your online showreel, collaborate with others, find work & get discovered. Manage your projects online with our great project management tools." With

I'm a black, female screenwriter looking for executive producers that are interested in changing the "slanted face" of filmmaking by putting dark-skinned black women in LEAD roles. A great foray into that endeavor would be my project below: Title: "Bla' Volt" (Short for "Black Girls' Revolt") Genre: Crime/Caper/Action/Satire Logline: A secret society of innovative, ebony-toned bombshells mastermind a plan to rob