This site has really developed into a must read if you love films. And the indie culture and ecosystem.
I just loved the John Turturro interview within.
We are so pleased to host TOH on indieWIRE.com and Anne Thompson is a true hero for the industry she follows. She is genuinely in love with the medium and the people that serve within it. It shows with every pixel generated.
We are very committed to developing indieWIRE to be the preeminent source of information about indie films and documentaries. We will also develop the platform that supports indieWIRE to allow other experts to blog and post and create a network of sites that celebrate the medium; review films; and cover breaking news and industry happenings.
Here is the wonderful Anne Thompson who now is hosted and supported by IndieWIRE just like newcomers Reel Geezers. Reel Geezers reviews are a treat. Check them out on SnagFilms.
Our intention is to make indieWIRE the #1 source of information about the industry.
In conjunction with SnagFilms.com, I believe we will build out the biggest and best network around this media. I believe in independent film as an art form. I am proud of our experts that also celebrate the genre and also work so hard on our behalf.
Check out indieWIRE daily. Watch films on SnagFilms.
We are building something important together here.
The New York Times wrote a nice piece on Anne Thompson and her move to indieWIRE. This is so great for us. Click here to check it out.
Click here to see the first installment of Anne Thompson’s blog on indieWIRE. It is still called Thompson on Hollywood. See what all of the fuss is about.
In something of a coup, indieWIRE snags Anne Thompson to join our orbit. Anne is the well known Hollywood columnist formerly of both the Hollywood Reporter and most recently Variety. She is very well known; highly regarded; very connected; and very smart. Her blog is one that I read all of the time and it will now be seen on indieWIRE starting on Sunday evening. Enjoy it and welcome aboard Anne!
Here is a blog post by Anne Thompson, someone who I read as often as possible. She really gets filmanthropy and is a positive force for indie filmmakers. Thank you Anne.