Our submissions for our fifth annual film festival in Los Angeles has opened.

If you have any shorts, features, scripts, music videos, or trailers, we'd love to see it!

https://filmfreeway.com/lilspookyfest

Can use code LSFFRIEND2025 for half off fees.

Hello,

So I have a music video shoot tomorrow night from 9pm-11pm in National City, San Diego, and we need some volunteer extras to fill the space to simulate a party. There are still not enough of us. Not even close, so we are clearly in a bit of a crisis. Lol. Please message me for more details on it.

It will be greatly appreciated! :)

I was wondering if anyone has attended these movie screenings & can tell us what kinds of movies they show https://readingcinemas.com/townsquare/signature-programming/reading-cinemas-top-secret-cinema

I'm someone that loves indie cinema, revival screenings etc but those things seem really hard to come across in SD, so if thats what they show in these screenings then amazing!

"Salamander Days" filmmakers KJ Rothweiler and Rebekah Sherman-Myntti are coming in from New York for two special Q&As, one after the 7:30pm, Friday, May 3, and another after the 3pm, Saturday May 4 screenings. 

Synopsis: Set in an American high school, this film showcases the internal world of teenagers and how they are dealing with emotions and large experiences that they might not be prepared to handle. Taking place in the midst of a student's passing this film includes loss, grief, death, friendship, and love.

Use the code SALAMANDER for $3 off a regular ticket ($12).  Please note that this code is only valid for the Friday 7:30PM and Saturday 3:00PM showings. 

Showtimes & Tickets: https://digitalgym.org/movies/salamander-days/.

Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WgnImxRS2l4.

Hi all! I'm filming a very short video for a Kickstarter project. I need something with a spooky feel. Really just a spooky backdrop. The scene will be less than two minutes and it's only my cofounder giving an intro to the rest of it. Any ideas? Thanks for any thoughts!

I wanted to share that San Diego finally has it's own indie film streaming channel. It's called the San Diego Indie Film Network and is hosted on the Roku platform.

We're building the channel now with San Diego's best and brightest independent filmmakers. Please support the channel by downloading it onto your device for free. Most of the content is free, but the filmmakers themselves have the option to ask for a small fee to support their efforts.

Thank you and enjoy the channel!

There'll be a 12 hour zombie movie marathon at the comic con museum in Balboa Park this month. Been going to these each year and all the titles are secret until they play!

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