Waiting For Tomorrow
The is the official website for the feature film, Waiting For Tomorrow. WFT is currently doing the festival circuit and is schedule to showcase at the 2007 Action On Film Festival in Long Beach CA, the 2007 Indie Gathering in Cleveland OH, the 2007 Everglades Film Festival in South Africa, and the 2008 Swansea Film Festival in Wales, UK.
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Waiting on Alphie
A café in New York joins two men. Gus, flown in from Chicago, awaits the order on the café payphone to kill Alphie or let him live. With nowhere to go and nothing to do, they are in a standoff that turns minutes to hours. As today becomes tomorrow, the two find themselves discussing life, society, food -- and a secret from the past that comes crashing down.
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Walking Shadows Productions, Inc.
Walking Shadows Productions, Inc., is a Chicago-based, full service production company with a successful history of producing award-winning films as well as media content for clientele within many industries throughout the US and Europe.
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Wander - Short Film
On the way to school, a young boy discovers his inspiration in a glass jar. Curious, he opens the jar. His inspiration flies off into the city and the boy starts out after it. His search takes him to a place where the ordinary and the enchanted meet, where letting the mind wander is both exciting and enriching.
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Warmoth Films
Independent Filmmaker in Munich Germany.
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Watchmovies
Web site foucusing on the history of filmmaking. Watchmovies currently describes the history of cinema in all countries of the world and offers streaming classics, clips and trailers as well as classic animation.
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Waxweb
The first online feature film, by David Blair.
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We Just Can't Bear It ...
An independent film about a band comprised of six teenage boys who find themselves ironically an overnight success when asked to sign with Reprise Records after their very first performance.
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Web Lab
Web Lab is a non-profit organization dedicated to developing Web-based projects that bring fresh perspectives and new voices to the discussion of public issues. .
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Webcollage: Exterminate All Rational Thought
WebCollage is a program that creates collages out of random images found on the Web. More images are being added to the collage about once a minute, so this page will reload itself periodically. Clicking on one of the images in the collage will take you to the page on which it was found.
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Wedding Advice -- A Documentary Film
An independent documentary film by SosZey Productions that explores contemporary American ambivalence about marriage. "Wedding Advice" was inspired by questions raised by the filmmakers as they decided to start a family. Despite external pressure to wed and their mutual commitment, they felt ambivalent about marriage. Were they alone in this? What social and political forces might contribute to this doubt? The 80 minute, black and white, documentary feature film, explores these questions through interviews with family, friends, writers, professors, sociologists, and political commentators. The interviewees hold varying perspectives on and have different relationships to the institution of marriage. Re-framing the traditional question "Is there any reason why this couple should not wed?" the filmmakers ask their chosen community of interviewees: "Is there any reason why the two of us should wed?"
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West Bank Brooklyn
Ali Sahid (Charles Daniel Sandoval) has lived a relatively quiet existence in his Arab neighborhood in Brooklyn. Now entering adulthood, he and his brother Mustafa (Bronson Picket) both must deal with the customs and guidelines that come with being practicing Muslims under their father Hassam (Hany Kamal). What happens when you begin to question your God? What if your religion can no longer give you answers or comfort? What happens when you question your very existence? WEST BANK BRROKLYN is the story of a group of people trying to find their place in America, religion and life.
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Whiskey Blue
A feature film by Jeffrey Grellman in which a writer finds his story by way of high adventure and discovery.
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White Stone Pictures
White Stone Pictures is an independent motion picture studio located out of Denver, Colorado. The facility also provides services in art, design, editorial, and special visual effects. White Stone Pictures' first feature film, "The Passenger," was hailed by leading industry filmmaker and designer Doug Chiang ("Star Wars, Episode I," "The Polar Express") as 'Fascinating and provocative...a feast of imagery and great characters....an enthralling film that captivates from the first scene. Bravo."
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Who Represents
CAA WON’T RETURN YOUR CALLS? Wanna make an offer to Brad Pitt to star in yourlow-budget erotic thriller? Or sidestep the agent you spilled a drink on at last year’s Christmas party? Then log on to the latest Internet resource, Who Represents? Rapidly approaching The Internet Movie Database (imdb.com) in production-office usefulness, whorepresents.com is an online database of talent representation. Type in an actor’s name, hit return, and the site will send back the actor’s agent, manager, publicist and lawyer, complete with contact numbers. Type in an agent’s name and find a list of his or her clients. The site is new, so it may be a while before it’s foolproof. Many actors aren’t listed, others return only sketchy info, and rampant agent roaming and poaching renders other listings out of date. Still, Who Represents? (or, as all the bitter agent-haters out there can remember it, Whore Presents) promises to make life just a little bit easier for independent producers seeking ways to get to name talent.
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Who the Hell is Bobby Roos?
Who the Hell is Bobby Roos? He is Robin Williams. He is Robert De Niro. He is Al Pacino. He is Colombo. He is a great celebrity impressionist who dives so deeply into the characters he impersonates that he forgets who he really is.
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Who's the Top?
A short film directed and written by Jennie Livingston, who produced and directed the award-winning feature documentary "Paris is Burning". "Who's the Top?" was produced by Ruth Charny ("Love Liza," "Grace of My Heart") and Laura Teodosio. The film stars Marin Hinkle of CBS's "Two and a Half Men" and ABC's "Once and Again," along with Brigitte Bako of Showtime's upcoming series "The G-Spot" and Shelly Mars from A&E's "Role Reversal" and the upcoming "Bettie Page". The cast includes Steve Buscemi, Reno, and Maureen Angelos; "Who's the Top?" also features twenty-four Broadway dancers as well as choreography by John Carrafa, who won two Tonys in one year for Urinetown: the Musical and Into the Woods.
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Why Canada?
"Why Canada?" is the first exhaustive TV series on Canadian immigration and the Immigration Law in Canada. It focuses on actual cases, proceedings and practitioners to demonstrate how the Immigration Law functions in the Canadian society and how the legal system deals with important issues it faces today.
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Wild Diner Films
The Web site for Wild Diner Films features information on projects by Washington, D.C.– area independent filmmaker Sujewa Ekanayake. Films featured on the site: "Capital Heartbreak & Sweetness: 17 DC Poets" (a 2002 performance video featuring DC area poets). Site also includes information on a feature-length comedy being produced in 2004.
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Wild Turkey
"Wild Turkey" is an existential story about the menace and unease that lurk in small-town America and the inescapable forces that test the patience, fidelity, and even good sense of the most ordinary people.
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Wildbrain
One of the best animation joints on the web.
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Wiley Wiggins
Daily blog by actor/producer/designer, Wiley Wiggins ("Dazed and Confuzed," "The Faculty," "Frontier").
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Wim Wenders
The German director's official website. Offers biographical information, photos, info on each of his films (including shorts) and work in other disciplines, an e-commerce area to purchase books, a music section, and a message board.
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The Wine Bar - A Short Film
On a winter night in New York City, an average guy, Henry, wanders into an upscale wine bar looking for a beer. Obviously out of place, Henry innocently offends both the snooty Bartender and Evelyn, the pretty young woman quietly reading next to him. When Evelyn's hotheaded boyfriend, comes in looking for a fight, Henry decides to take matters into his own hands. The Wine Bar is a short comedy about saying what you mean and not judging a book by its cover.
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The Wine Bar - A Short Film
On a winter night in New York City, an average guy, Henry, wanders into an upscale wine bar looking for a beer. Obviously out of place, Henry innocently offends both the snooty Bartender and Evelyn, the pretty young woman quietly reading next to him. When Steven, Evelyn’s hotheaded boyfriend, comes in looking for a fight, Henry decides to take matters into his own hands. The Wine Bar is a short comedy about saying what you mean and not judging a book by its cover.
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Wings of Honor
Wings of Honor is a ninty minute film that takes the viewer into the Air Force Academy through the eyes of the cadets to tell their stories.
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Winning New Hampshire
The official site for "Winning New Hampshire", starring John Kerry, Howard Dean, Martin Sheen and Vermin Supreme! "Winning New Hampshire" follows John Kerry's campaign through the New Hampshire primary, at a time when his campaign was making a strong comeback against frontrunner Howard Dean. The film is a remarkable flashback that provides insight into the importance of the first primary state and the early democratic youth following. SInce the election "Winning New Hampshire" has become the lone record of Kerry's presidential campaign during his successful race for the Democratic nomination.
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Winter's End
Low budget award winning Irish thriller's website. Produced by Damien Donnelly and written and directed by Patrick Kenny.
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the Wire
The Wire is an independent, monthly music magazine dedicated to informed, intelligent coverage of a wide range of progressive, adventurous and non-mainstream musics. Its office is based in London, but it serves an international readership.
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With a Cause Productions
This site features the film "Little," the story of a little man, from a little place, with a little idea that becomes a giant threat. Made with an amateur cast for $3,500 with 50-year-old equipment...
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Without A Box
Submitting films for festival consideration is a vital component of a filmmaker’s career, as any aspiring filmmaker will tell you. But the process is often overwhelming, confusing and costly. Without A Box, Inc. introduces the first phase of its services for the film community with the Festival Submission Service, an online service to streamline the entire submission process. Withoutabox.com is a new international online exchange that gives filmmakers the tools they need to make film festival submission both easy and accessible, as well as expedite and simplify the process for film festivals.
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Women's Image Network
Women's Image Network produces The WINFemme Film Festival (for indie films with female leads- all gender filmmakers welcome), The WIN Awards www.thewinawards.com, (Honors Individuals, Studio Films, Broadcast Television and Commercails which are EITHER created or directed by a woman OR which feature a female protagonist). Also run WINFemme Monthlies a monthly staged reading/screening event, plus countless industry seminars with top Hollywood experts.
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World Cinema Online
A cutting-edge film-download site focused on international distribution exclusively of award-winning independent feature fims that simply get lost in today's big-buck homogenized industry. Using the internet, World Cinema Online delivers films on demand to enthusiast's PC's, televisions, and hand-held devices. Each hand-selected title is available to rent for 5 days, or download to own from just $1.99. All revenues are shared transparently and directly with the filmmakers.
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Wrestling — the movie
In the summer between high school and college, "Wrestling" tells the story of a group of kids forced to face the challenges of growing up and moving on. Somewhere between Larry Clark's dark, disturbing "Kids" and the glossy "Can't Hardly Wait," "Wrestling" exposes the complexities embracing suburban teen life. Starring Jeff Conaway, Melissa Claire Egan, Mark Welling and Lauren Schneider
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www.ACTORSandCREW.com
Networking & Employment service for every entertainment professional. Post reels, submit to employment opportunities, search for other industry professionals by experience, location, vocation (etc), for your next project or just to build relationships in the business. It's Who You Know...only on www.ACTORSandCREW.com
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www.iwfilm.com
Award-winning feature film, "Irish Whiskey" is being distributed by newly established Strategic Alliance Pictures.
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www.sidekickproductions.net
All is not as it appears. Martin, the clean cut stranger turns out to be a serial killer. This film takes you on the webs of deceit and leads to the final surprise ending. Follow as police and detectives from numerous counties pursue this so called 'Ghost' who kills all his witnesses in his path of psychotic killings. We find that the killer and a blackmailing Jennifer may have more in common than we think. It's a film about choices, make the right one, life is good, make the wrong one and..... You've made the Wrong Turn!!!!!
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