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The LA Weekly has published a cover story, "The Death of Film," on the way Hollywood studios are pressuring the exhibition industry to transition from film to digital.
LGBT film festivals are a lot of fun, and they were particularly fun in the late-1990s, when I was programming for Outfest.
Fandor, a leading independent online movie service, has posted a new interview with Julie Dash in which she discusses her time at UCLA, her colleagues and collaborators, and her film Daughters of the Dust (1991):
Southern California's most-watched public television station, KCET, is celebrating Black History Month with profiles of iconic Angelenos. This week, they've chosen to highlight the work of filmmaker and artist Ben Caldwell.
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