Wednesday, March 07, 2007

Idol coming exclusively to DVD, April 24, 2007

Indie-Pictures is proud to announce the exclusive DVD release of the acclaimed independent film, “Idol”. Directors Chris Long and Mike Heim deliver a first rate mocumentary of the woes of making it big in the Hollywood entertainment industry. “Idol” chronicles Kerry Mitchell, an unsuccessful actor who makes a living entertaining children in a carrot suit. Due to an unfortunate accident to a popular actor in a successful, but now at-risk, TV show, Kerry has the opportunity to replace him. “Idol” follows the week of transformation from average Joe (in a carrot costume) to TV Star; with the help of many people. But Kerryis carrying a secret that risks not only his career but the entire show. “Idol” is a fast paced comedy that rattles the Hollywood phenomenon of instant celebrity. Made in the same vein as Best in Show, the only way you know it is not a real documentary is that the actors’ improvisations are way too funny to be real. “Idol” hits stores on Tuesday, April 24th, 2007 with a pre-order date of March 30th, 2007. “Idol” will have a Suggested Retail Price of $26.95. Retailers may order “Idol” by contacting Indie-Pictures at 310-289-9595 or info@indie-pictures.com. And, individual customers may order the DVD directly at www.Indie-Pictures.com or at quality independent DVD and music retailers.

Wednesday, February 07, 2007

News from Indie-Pictures

American Library Association Video Round Table announces 2007 Notable Videos for Adults

Los Angeles, CA - January 26, 2007 - Indie-Pictures is proud to announce that "We are Dad" by Michel Horvat has been selected as 2007 American Library Association Video Round Table Notable Videos for Adults. Every two years the ALA Video Round Table selects 15 Notable Videos for Adults that are suitable for all libraries serving adults. The list's purpose is to call attention to recent video releases that make a significant contribution to the world of video recordings.

The American Library Association (ALA) was founded in 1876 in Philadephia and subsequently charted in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. It's mission is "to provide for the development, promotion and improvement of library and information services and the profession of librarianship in order to enhance learning and ensure access to information for all."

'On behalf of Michel and everyone here at Indie-Pictures we want to thank the American Library Association for the honor of their selection of "We are Dad" as 2007 list of Notable Videos for Adults" stated Todd Taylor, CEO, Indie-Pictures.

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About Indie-Pictures

Indie-Pictures is the new independent DVD label and theatrical distribution company based in Los Angeles, California, committed to distributing high-quality, independent, feature films. Our mission is to create and utilize a new paradigm for distributing independent films that will provide for greater opportunities for filmmakers regarding profit participation, marketing, and revenue streams. In an ever-changing industry we expect to be a major force in the transformation to a more equitable and filmmaker-friendly environment.

Website: http//www.Indie-Pictures.com

About American Library Association


Its mission is “to provide leadership for the development, promotion, and improvement of library and information services and the profession of librarianship in order to enhance learning and ensure access to information for all.”

Website: http//www.ala.org

Friday, December 08, 2006

Indie-Pictures Distribution Model is being noticed by Indie-Filmmakers

A recent posting by The WILD DINER FILMS Blog (ex-DIY Filmmaker Sujewa) telling fellow indie-filmmakers to check out Indie-Pictures for the next distribution deal

Check out the DVD distribution company Indie-Pictures

Hey indie & DIY filmmakers,
Indie-Pictures sounds interesting; a filmmaker founded distribution company with the ability to get DVDs into stores nationwide (through Ryko's distribution network, which I believe is now owned by Warner). Also, the company says their approach to indie film distribution is based on releasing the DVD first, building up a fan base for the title, and then taking a look at theatrical. They also share sales $s from DVDs with the filmmakers very fairly (50/50 usually, as far as I know). Go visit their site here, and e-mail them with your questions to find out more about possibly working with them on getting your film or DVD out.

Indie-Pictures isn't about making a huge profit for itself, it's about sustaining itself, supporting independent film and about finding a way for filmmakers to realize real profit from good work, which frankly, has been the elusive part of independent distribution for many years. We're confident filmmakers will see greater profits from us and will appreciate the control and interactivity you get from Indie-Pictures.

Thursday, September 28, 2006

Before I start my daily festival experience blog, I wanted to take a moment to thank everyone at aGLIFF for allowing myself and my company Indie-Pictures to be part of this years festival with our premier of "Idol" on Saturday, October 7th. Never in a thousands years would I ever thought I would have this wonderful opportunity. It is indeed an honor for me to bring one of our premier films to this years event. So thank you again aGLIFF in making a dream come true for me.

Now on with the good material. During the various festivals I attend each year I receive numerous questions "What's it like to attend a festival?" "What in the heck to do you do all day?" and so on and so on....Having to answer these questions over and over I thought it would be nice to share my daily experiences with everyone while I attend aGLIFF this year. This is a very open forum so if you have questions for me I will be happy to answer them to the best of my ability. As those who know me and all those industry types in Hollywood do now, I have a no "fluff" policy.

I look forward to seeing everyone during the next 10 days and if you see me in the lobby or at a party please come by say hello. I usually wear a Panama hat so you can't miss me. If you like to email me you can reach me at ttaylor@indie-pictures.com www.Indie-Pictures.com


And don't forget.....

Idol
Saturday, October 07
9:15 PM - Regal Arbor Cinema @ Great Hills

Idol Party
Saturday, October 07
10:00 PM - Austin Museum of Art