D-Word.Com
The D-Word began as a series of journal entries depicting the joy and angst of making and selling the feature documentary, "Home Page". It was meant to inform, inspire, humor and depress the hell out of working or aspiring documentary filmmakers, or anyone else interested in the filmmaking process, for that matter. In recent years, The D-Word's focus has shifted to hosting documentary discussion forums online. Now everyone can inform, inspire, humor and depress the hell out of each other. The D-Word Forum is where we hold a series of moderated online conferences with guest experts in the field. The week-long discussions cover the art, craft, business and social impact of documentary film. We also have a mentoring topic geared to beginning filmmakers with questions for our professional members. While registration is required, the Forum is open to all. The D-Word Community is a private forum for documentary professionals only. It's a kind of virtual doc lounge where you can hook up with peers from all over the world and converse about life, both reel and real. If you want to be part of this community and feel you have something to contribute, don't just sit there lurking... As an outgrowth of the discussions, D-Word Community members have produced two collaborative projects, to date, that are streaming online. The first is a collection of short films, "Essays on Documentary". The second, "War & Peace," is a response to September 11 and its consequences. Feel free to view them both and join the discussions.
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D.I.Y OR DIE
D.I.Y. OR DIE: HOW TO SURVIVE AS AN INDEPENDENT ARTIST, an arts documentary by Michael W. Dean featuring interviews with: Ian MacKaye (Fugazi), Lydia Lunch, Mike Watt (Minutemen), J. Mascis (Dinosaur jr.), Jim Rose (Jim Rose Sideshow), Jim Thirlwell (Foetus), Richard Kern (Filmmaker), Ron Asheton (Stooges), Madigan Shive (Bonfire Madigan), Dave Brockie (Gwar) and 25 others. A 60-minute film on the methods and motivations of independent American artists in different genres and mediums. A celebration of the underdog. The film profiles a fascinating group of icons and unknowns working in various media including print, film, graphic art, performance art and music. The three-dozen interviewees are mavericks that operate outside of any "studio system", are beholden to no one, and produce influential, quality art regardless of a continuous paycheck.
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Dahmer
Shocking, suspenseful, and strangely touching, DAHMER is no conventional crime drama.
Written and directed by David Jacobson — whose debut feature, CRIMINAL, received critical acclaim at both the Berlin and Toronto Film Festivals — DAHMER seeks to recast a modern symbol of evil as a man driven by very real weaknesses and needs and, in so doing, to broaden our sense of what it is to be human.
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Dan Richards
The site acts as an information hub, for my character 'Windmill Boy' a stop-motion character who I brought to life a couple of years ago, and have now just finished a new version of. The film took 18 months to make and is starting to do the festival circuit and get out and about. The site has clips, photos, and info including productions notes and scripts.
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Danger and Despair Knitting Circle
Great resource site about film noir, featuring numerous hard-to-find film titles available on VHS and 16mm.
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Daniel O'Connor
The Official Website of Canadian filmmaker Daniel O'Connor.
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Dark Dreams
Website devoted to the work of Italian horror film director Dario Argento. Lots of great pictures and extensive links.
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Dark Fantasy
Premiered at the Red Bank Arts Cinema in August 2005 Currently in film festivals
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Darkwood Film Arts Institute
A one-stop center for the motion picture industry. Act, write, direct, produce independent films. Hands on training with cameras, lights, sound, production design, wardrobe and make-up on live movie sets. Holds movie camps for youth ages 10-17 each summer. Participants gain experience in front of and behind the movie camera. Founded in 1996 by Oscar Ray & ShIronbutterfly to meet the need for quality training on a shoestring budget.
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Date Number One
1. Just Another Ninja Searching For Love is about a ninja who goes on a blind date. 2. A Romanitc Dinner For 3 about a woman attempting to add a third partner to a romantic relationship. 3. Washington "City Of Love" DC/Start Over about a writer who tries to get back together with ex-girlfriend. 4. Air Quotes Woman about a woman who always uses air quotes, and her search for a new boyfriend. 5. The Superdelicious French Lesson about a first date where a chacter learns a little bit of French in an unusual way. Sujewa Ekanayake is a Washington, DC-area-based Sri Lankan-American independent filmmaker & distributor. He wrote, produced, directed, photographed, edited and self-distributed DATE NUMBER ONE under his production company Wild DIner Films. His popular blog "DIY Filmmaker Sujewa" is listed as one of indiewire.com's "Blogs We Love." Previous films include the 16MM comedy "Wild Diner" and the documenary "Capital Heartbreak & Sweetness: 17 DC Poets."
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De Vore Films Online
Short no-budget films by Dutch Film academy students Brian & Jeffrey De Vore.
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Dead and Breakfast
Six friends on their way to a wedding in Galveston stop for the night at a quaint B&B in the creepy town of Lovelock.... Armed with a rusty chainsaw, a half box of shotgun shells and a can of gasoline it's time to barricade the house and fight for their lives... Directed by Matt Leutwyler and featuring David Carradine and Jermy Sisto.
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THE DEATH OF POE
The new film from director and actor Mark Redfield, THE DEATH OF POE tells the tragic story of the mysterious disappearance and death of the great American author Edgar Allan Poe. The Master of Horror. His final journey into madness and fear… Starring Kevin G. Shinnick, Jennifer Rouse, Tony Tsendeas, and Mark Redfield as Edgar Allan Poe.
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Death Walks the Streets - Official Site
"Vampires. Demons. Zombies. Werewolves. The Mob." - A new take on the mythos of these classic creatures is presented in a setting grounded in the reality of present-day Chicago. "Reunited with his old friends after being released from prison, Michael Labou dreams of starting over with a clean slate & a simple life... His ties to "The Organization" quickly come back to haunt him as he comes into possession of an ancient relic so coveted that the forces of good and evil - alive and dead - will stop at nothing to claim it as their own." Starring Christian Kane, Matthew S. Harrison, Efisia Fele.
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Debased
Site devoted to the world of cult movies, music, literature, and bizarre news stories.
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Decasia
"In this world of the perpetually vanishing present...Bill Morrison's 'Decasia' sticks out like a leper's thumb. The film doesn't so much savour the past as make perverted love to the silver, shimmering dead."
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Defining Edward
Feature Filmm, Canada, 2003: Meet Edward (Joel McNichol), a poverty stricken, substance-abusing cartoonist. When an allergic reaction lands him in the hospital, Edward checks himself out and wanders into unfamiliar territory.
Suffering from amnesia, Edward is attended to by Brian (Peter Strand Rumpel), a doctor who believes he can restore Edward's memory. As pieces of his past return, Edward meets Anna (Joely Collins), a timid artist, and Nick (Diego Diablo Del Mar), a foul mouthed welder, each who take vastly different approaches in their own attempts to cure him.
What began as the kindness of strangers turns into a twisted game of self-preservation, as Edward fights to unlock the truth behind his own troubled past.
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The Definition of Insanity
A film by Robert Margolis and Frank Matter (35mm/2004/fiction). "Co-director Robert Margolis stars as Robert, an actor who may or may not be himself in this intense and often hilarious film about acting, aging and the dark side of ambition. Expertly blurring the line between fact and fiction, 'The Definitiion of Insanity' was filmed over the course of 18 months, as a documentary crew follows Margolis obsessively from one failed audition to another, recording in raw detail his every humiliation and small triumph as he searches for that elusive perfect role that will catapault his career into the next level. Margolis, with his vaunting optimism leaping always one step ahead of a very real desperation, is riveting. When he finally scores his dream role in a film directed by the legendary Peter Bogdanovich, we know that his life has reached a profound point of change -- though what exactly will that change be? Co-director Matter is an unseen but keenly appreciated presence as he keeps the narrative firmly in check, while simultaneously letting the film explode in any number of unforeseen directions to deliver a frank and fresh testament to the burden of dreams." (Jamie Hook, Minneapolis-St. Paul Int. Film Festival)
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The Demo Crew
In John E. Vitali's 35mm feature, a group of immature street hockey players in their late twenties bond together and dedicate the season to a friend and team mate killed in an auto accident.
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Derek Jarman, Revolutionary Faggot
Web site with a couple of articles and a few links concerning Derek Jarman — poet, author, filmmaker, artist, video director, gardener, gay rights activist and an inspiration to a lot of people.
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Derrida
DERRIDA is an award-winning new documentary about the brilliant and controversial French philosopher best known as the founder of "deconstruction". Jacques Derrida's work has radically influenced the fields of literature, art, architecture, fashion, music and critical theory, inalterably marking the intellectual landscape of the 20th and 21st centuries. Bursting onto the academic scene in 1967 with the simultaneous publication of major philosophical works (OF GRAMMATOLOGY, WRITING AND DIFFERANCE, SPEECH AND PHENOMENA), Derrida's writing forged an indelible critique of Western metaphysics and how it affects and structures both language and thought. Directed by the acclaimed documentary filmmaker Kirby Dick (SICK) and Amy Ziering Kofman (a former student), DERRIDA premiered to standing room only crowds and rave reviews at the 2002 Sundance Film Festival before playing in film festivals throughout the world. Its bold visual style, mesmerizing score by Oscar-winning composer Ryuichi Sakamoto, and novel editorial approach create a rich, lively cinematic experience - one that at once questions, provokes, and entertains. The most ambitious cinematic project ever undertaken with a world class philosopher, DERRIDA is a fascinating portrait of the life and legacy of one of the greatest and most influential intellectual icons of our time.
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Descansos
The subject matter is highly controversial and visually stimulating. It tells the story of opposing viewpoints when two people meet under unusual circumstances involving a roadside memorial. The twisted ending will leave you breathless and full of emotion. This film is the groundbreaking vehicle that will finally bridge fiction and non-fiction to the most monumental element of life ... death.
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Detonation Films
The home of "Agent 12" and other youth-oriented action film projects. Also a valuable resource for free indy-grade explosions and FX stock footage, along with low-budget tips and tricks.
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The Devils Dominoes
A feature film by Director Scott Prestin, written by John Pizzo. For friends embark on a hunting trip in the Missourri Ozarks, which goes awry when they cause a fatal collission with the son of a powerful mob boss. Stuck between the Mob and the Law, the bodycount rises as friendships bend and break. Featuring Vincent Pastore (Sopranos) and Daniel Baldwin (Vampires, Sopranos)
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Dia Center for the Arts
The Dia Arts Center in New York has commissioned a number of fascinating artists' projects for the web. They can be found by navigating the organization's site, or by going directly to http://www.diacenter.org/rooftop/webproj/index.html
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Diamondhead Resort Community home sites for Sale
Diamondhead Arkansas - Diamondhead resort community home sites for sale, Diamondhead located in prime location of central Arkansas and 15 miles from Hot Springs. All our Diamondhead Arkansas home sites include water, power, phone & cable TV accessibility.
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Die Trying Films
This upstart company is run by Mexican American, Writer/Director, Shawn and Mike Cerda. Its main goal is to work with executive producers that care to make diverse projects come to life. We are excited about working on Independent or corporate projects such as films/corporate commercials /Music Videos/PSA's/Documentarys/News pieces and much more. We know that there is still a desperate need for more Minorities and women in film. Die Trying Films intends on promoting diversity in front of and behind the camera. Any potential producer interested in hiring us need not worry if the subject matter is PC. It only matters to us that you want to hire a qualified and balanced crew.
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Die You Zombie Bastards!
Feature film currently in post-production: The world's first ever SERIAL KILLER SUPERHERO ROCK'N'ROLL ZOMBIE ROAD MOVIE ROMANCE. Extreme, excessive... a real laugh riot... like a hypodermic in yer eyeball! Features Rockabilly Legend Hasil Adkins. Lloyd Kaufman (president of Troma Entertainment & creator of the Toxic Avenger) calls DYZB! "one of the greatest films ever!"
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Digital Beauty
How models are changed for the modeling business, including Photoshop. You can also see photos on www.maristars.com.
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Digital Cinema Pictures
Online since 1998, this site showcases the work of Quito Washington. Comedy, drama, science fiction, and romance are all there. Now located in Darwin, Australia, DCP is taking advantage of the people and the location to create even more unique films. If you see one film on the site, watch "1-800-callbill".
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Digital Cinema Pictures
A site built on the belief that any film that works for the audience has a basis in story and relating that story to the audience.
Consistently updated in all manner of real-world "how to make a film", this is a user supported site and contributions are welcome.
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Digital Evolution Project
Offers Low to No-budget filmmaking products. Digital Evolution Project's Stabilizer Z offers the best camera stabilization along with Monopod action. Its 4 DVD set "The Ultimate Guide to No-budget Filmmaking" offers endless tips on the filmmaking process. DEP also accepts horror films for possible distribution.
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Digital Guerrilla Film makers
Home of the International 48-Hour Film Challenge, The British Advert Challenge, The Brispotting Film Festival 48-Hour Film Challenge in Berlin, Germany, and your guide to online guerrilla tactics and guerrilla filmmaking.
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Digital Shadow Films
Film in the digital age. Digital Shadow Films is commited to the creation of feature length content without breaking the bank.
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Digital Talkies
Indian DV festival.
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Digitial Video Documentaries
Short digital documentaries by Nathan Bramble.
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Dikenga
Filmmaker Steve Balderson's ("Pep Squad," and the forthcoming "Firecracker") official site.
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Directors Cut
Director Arthur Borman's (...AND GOD SPOKE, SHOOTING LILY, KARAOKE FEVER) all-encompassing film resource site
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Dirty Undies Film
Jaims Barton-Asmundson has been experimenting with film, video and electronic music since the age of fifteen. Since then, he has continued to produce a body of work that has been screened in Canada, USA, UK, Switzerland and Brazil. His films have become known for their subversive content and he has been called "Winnipeg's enfant terrible of transgressive cinema".
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Disco Rout
Stylish animated video for the band Legowelt. Beautiful art direction, flawless execution, cool train. Produced and directed by Lobo in Sao Paulo.
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Disquiet
A locus of ambient and electronic music on the web.
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Diversa Films
An independent film production company with three completed, award-winning features.
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DL Sites Independent Movie Productions
Site of Indianapolis avant-garde filmmaker Don Boner and the movies he created — including "Losers Lounge," a murder mystery set in 1948 that follows the perplexing and often seedy life of a private detective who is accused of murdering a troubled young lady with a dark history. Other short films by Boner include "Ripple," which questions how a "ripple" in the Space/Time Continuum that Einstein postulated effect mankind, "The Bumbling Detective," a non-sensible comedy, and "Welcome to Kentuckiana," a satire that shows the stupidity of stereotyping.
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DMA Connect
Directory of western Canadian filmmakers, musicians and multimedia creators.
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DocumentaryFilms.Net
Want to locate information on a documentary film, this is a good place to start. 
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Docuweb
Essays on Documentary, an unprecedented virtual collaboration of documentary filmmakers. A collection of 8 short films (none longer than 5 minutes) that provide very different takes on being a non-fiction filmmaker, Essays was conceived and developed entirely online, and produced collaboratively, by members of The D-Word Community (www.d-word.com/community.html), a web-based discussion forum for documentary professionals from around the world. Now you can watch the works streamed online at Docuweb, as well as participate in ongoing discussions with the filmmakers about any and all things documentary. There's no commercial motive. Just a bunch of doc makers with something to say about what they do and why they do it, using the tools of the trade (mini-DV, Final Cut Pro and the web) to get their ideas out there. And, hopefully, inspiring folks who love documentaries to talk with each other.
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The Dog Pile
Information and opinions on independent filmmaking including how-to articles, filmmaker profiles, as well as columns by actors, writers, film students, and filmmakers.
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Dogman Productions
Films by Edward P. Davee.
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Dominatrix Waitrix
Web site for Edith Edit's upcoming feature video, "Dominatrix Waitrix," a sci-fi musical queer sex romp. Includes production stills, cast/crew bios, mission, synopsis, links, and screenplay. DW will premiere in Chicago in February, 2004.
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Don Askarian
Web site of the Armenian filmmaker and photographer.
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Donald L. Vasicek - Writer/Filmmaker/Author
The Cheyenne people believe they will live on this earth forever. The Sand Creek Massacre is an attempt to wipe them out. 140 years later, they vow they will live on this earth forever.
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Donnie Darko
Great film. Great film site.
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Doorway Productions
Doorway Productions is an independent moviemaker of horror and erotic/horror movies. We do accept submissions from talent for our Creepy Clips shows. Although we can't promise that we will be able to cast you into any part, all submissions will be viewed. Creepy Clips is our line of erotic/horror movies and you must be at least 18 years of age or older to be considered.
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Dorkbot
People doing strange things with electricity.
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Double Dare
DOUBLE DARE is a double-barreled, action-packed documentary about two Hollywood stuntwomen, Jeannie Epper and Zoe Bell. Epper, who refuses to retire at the age of 62 was the doble for Lynda Carter in "Wonder Woman" in the 1970s, while Bell doubled for Lucy Lawless on "Xena: Warrior Princess" before landing her first fil role doubling for Uma Thurman in KILL BILL.
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Double Edge Films
This film revolves around a young photojournalist who mysteriously wakes up in the middle of nowhere, and his struggle to piece together the events of the past 24 hours. Created outside the Hollywood studio system, emerging twenty-six year old writer and director, Jamin Winans has been developing the project for 5 years. View the trailer at www.DoubleEdgeFilms.com
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Drama Mamas!
Drama Mamas! chronicles the professional and personal lives of some of theater's most accomplished, but largely unknown, black female directors through a series of intimate interviews that include Billie Allen, Jaye Austin Williams, Gertrude Jeanette and Seret Scott. Drama Mamas! charts these extraordinary women across the cultural and political American landscape that they have helped create.
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DreamalityEntertainment
Web site to promote film projects, including the new DV film "Letting Life In".
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The Dreamers
Web site for the latest feature by Bernardo Bertolucci.
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Dreamsgate Pictures
Dreamsgate pictures embarked on a course that ultimately will revolutionize the motion-picture business in Quebec. From its genesis, Dreamsgate pictures sought to "further the artistic realm of the motion picture industry in Quebec" by promising to create commercial films here in Canada. The company's unique vision of independent production is pioneering the concept of Canadian filmmaking, granting filmmakers unprecedented autonomy and creative possibilities.
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Drew's Script-o-rama
Fan site dedicated to film screenplays. Site includes many links to downloadable scripts.
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Drivers Wanted
Let the story finally be told... of the pizza delivery driver.
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Du Lich Thien Thai
Contact Phone: 844-945-4769 Du Lich Thien Thai: du lich trong nuoc, dich vu dat phong, dat tiec, thu xe...
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Dusk Films
Each day ends at dusk. Dusk is fleeting and beautiful and different each day. If you don't pay attention you will miss it.


There are stories in this world that are fleeting and beautiful and if you don't pay attention to them, you will miss them. Dusk Films pays attention to these stories. We capture these stories before they are gone.
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Dusk Films
Each day ends at dusk. Dusk is fleeting and beautiful and different each day. If you don't pay attention you will miss it.


There are stories in this world that are fleeting and beautiful and if you don't pay attention to them, you will miss them. Dusk Films pays attention to these stories. We capture these stories before they are gone.
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Dusk Films
Each day ends at dusk. Dusk is fleeting and beautiful and different each day. If you don't pay attention you will miss it. There are stories in this world that are fleeting and beautiful and if you don't pay attention to them, you will miss them. Dusk Films pays attention to these stories. We capture these stories before they are gone.
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DV Cafe
A digital source of information on the DV revolution, including useful tips, informative articles, entertaining interviews on the art and technology of digital video.
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DVD Verdict
Great resource for DVD reviews and comprehensive lists of upcoming releases.
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