A Halloween Message From the Tribeca Programming Team
Film and transmedia submissions have been rolling in for the 2013 Tribeca Film Festival. (Early deadline: October 19!) They’re so good, it’s scary…
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Have Yourself a Merry Little (The Fitzgerald Family) Christmas
Christmas brings out the best and worst in families, and the Fitzgeralds are no exception. Watch the trailer for Edward Burns’s latest ensemble drama, featuring his “The Brothers McMullen” castmates Connie Britton (“Friday Night Lights”) and Michael McGlone. Coming to VOD November 21!
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Filmmaker Interviews: Grave Encounters 2
The Vicious Brothers discuss the impetus, set-up and found-footage scares you will find in their horrifying sequel, now on nationwide VOD. Late-night screenings begin 10/12 in select cities!
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World Premiere of Bat for Lashes Short Film "Creating the Haunted Man"
Continuing our initiative to cultivate artists of all kinds, Tribeca is proud to host the global premiere of the cinematic featurette that chronicles the creation of the latest Bat For Lashes album, “The Haunted Man.”
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Bond Strategy & Influence To Host Film Experience Hackathon
Calling all coders, filmmakers, and visual artists! Join Tribeca’s own Craig Hatkoff at the Film Experience Hackathon on October 13-14, and think innovatively about the way we discover, watch and engage with films.
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Future of Film Panel Features Whoopi Goldberg, 30 For 30, Escape Fire, and Focus Forward Films
At Advertising Week, Tribeca COO and President Jon Patricof moderated a panel discussion about recent changes in documentary filmmaking. Learn more about the panelists’ innovative efforts to connect brands with filmmakers and their audiences.
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Story Behind the Scene: For Ellen
Director So Yong Kim and star Paul Dano describe a pivotal scene depicting the relationship between a father and a daughter in the drama “For Ellen,” now playing in theaters and on VOD.
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Future of Film: Keanu Reeves and Chris Kenneally Discuss "Side By Side" at MoMA
On August 9, 2012, Rajendra Roy—The Museum of Modern Art’s Chief Curator of Film—led a conversation about the film vs. digital debate raised in the documentary “Side By Side,” now in theaters and on VOD from Tribeca Film.
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Join The Global Citizen Movement This Weekend and Watch the Livestream with The Black Keys, Foo Fighters, Neil Young and More!
Raise awareness and help end extreme poverty by tuning into the Global Citizen Festival on Livestream this weekend (9/29-30). Watch The Black Keys, Foo Fighters, Neil Young with Crazy Horse and more from the comfort of your home.
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Story Behind the Scene: Hollow
Horror fans, take note! Director Michael Axelgaard and writer Matthew Holt dissect a pivotal scene from their new thriller, now available on VOD.
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Tribeca Plans December Release for Taut Spanish Thriller “No Rest for the Wicked”
Tribeca Film is pleased to announce its acquisition of “No Rest for the Wicked,” the multi-award-winning Spanish noir from noted genre director Enrique Urbizu.
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5 Things to Remember About Submissions to the 2013 Tribeca Film Festival
Are you contemplating a film or transmedia submission for the 2013 Tribeca Film Festival? Director of Programming Genna Terranova offers some insightful tips to guide your way.
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Free Tickets: Whoopi Goldberg on Advertising Week Panel About the Future of Film
On October 1, Tribeca COO and President Jon Patricof will moderate a panel discussion about recent changes in documentary filmmaking. Won’t you be our guest?
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We Want Your Feedback: Win Tickets to TFF 2013
Your participation in an online survey will help us continue to refine the ways we connect with our audience. Survey participants may have a chance to win two “All Access” passes to the 2013 Tribeca Film Festival or other prizes! (Check the Official Rules for eligibility requirements.)
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At Toronto, Tribeca Film Acquires U.S. Rights to Documentary “How to Make Money Selling Drugs”
Blending authentic reportage with pop culture references, the provocative documentary examines the high-stakes world of drug dealing and drug enforcement.
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Have You Been Teased By "The Comedy" Yet?
In advance of its October 24 VOD release, get a cheeky taste of “The Comedy,” a unique character study starring Tim Heidecker (“Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job”) as an aging, aimless hipster afloat in Brooklyn. Some people like it, kind of.
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More Deleted Scenes from Side By Side: Robert Rodriguez & Walter Murch
In these deleted scenes from “Side By Side,” director Robert Rodriguez describes filming “Grindhouse” with Quentin Tarantino, and sound mixer Walter Murch talks about how our eyes process digital differently.
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Tribeca Film® and Edward Burns Get in the Holiday Spirit with “The Fitzgerald Family Christmas”
Christmas brings out the best and worst in families, and the Fitzgeralds are no exception. Edward Burns reunites with “The Brothers McMullen” castmates Connie Britton and Michael McGlone in this family drama, set for a late-November release.
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The Disappearance of Syrian Filmmaker Orwa Nyrabia
Tribeca joins the global artistic community in calling for the release and freedom of Syrian filmmaker Orwa Nyrabia, detained last week in Damascus.
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Walter Murch: Until Recently, Film was a Digital Sandwich Between Analog Slices of Bread
The master sound and film editor (“Apocalypse Now,” “Godfather: Part II,” “The English Patient”) shares his view from the filmmaking trenches.
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Lars Von Trier: It's Not Difficult To Make Films; You Just Have to Push a Button
In today’s Side Swipes clip from “Side By Side,” the controversial Danish director sets out to debunk the mysterious nature of filmmaking he thinks is perpetrated by the studio system.
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Lena Dunham: No One Under 30 Doesn't Have ADD
In today’s Side Swipes clip from “Side By Side,” triple-threat phemon Lena Dunham (“Girls,” “Tiny Furniture”) describes her generation’s addiction to multi-platform technology.
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Barry Levinson: It's a Revolution; We'll Have to Think of Film Differently
In today’s Side Swipes clip from “Side By Side,” veteran director Barry Levinson (“Rain Man,” “Diner,” “Wag the Dog”) makes no bones about the sheer force of the digital revolution, as evidenced by the virality of YouTube.
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Vilmos Zsigmond: We Need to Educate Students of Film that it Takes Time to Light
The cinematographer behind “The Deer Hunter,” “Deliverance,” and “Close Encounters of the Third Kind” makes a case that—no matter how long the process takes—good lighting is a crucial step in filmmaking.
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Future of Film: Larkin (GoWatchIt) and Lawler (Constellation) on Aggregating Audiences for Films
How can independent films connect with audiences, both before and after release? In this Future of Film conversation on April 26, David Larkin (CEO & founder of GoWatchIt) and James Lawler (founder of Constellation) introduced their innovative new platforms.
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