The mission of Independent Media Publications is to inform, promote, encourage, and mobilize independent and grassroots media-makers. The organization was founded in 2006 with to rescue, re-envision and re-launch the print publication, archival records, and online resources of The Independent Film & Video Monthly, a vital publication to the community of independent media-makers from 1978 through July 2006. The company is in the process of digitizing and posting online all the articles dating back to the first issue in 1978, in order to preserve this invaluable historic resource for the independent film community.

Cinema Minima is a news service for movie makers. Its daily news digest covers movie making, digital tools, editing, intellectual property rights, story, sound, acting, and distribution, including film festivals. Its network of correspondents is world-wide and its readership is international. Located in Los Angeles, it has been online since 1999, and online daily since 2002.

REwindVideo.com is a low-budget movie news and review site, with forums frequented by filmmakers, producers and fans. Their parent organization, the REwind Microcinema Society, is a non-profit group sponsoring other film collectives, festivals and initiatives around the world. It is operated by Jon Ashby and Wally Fong, filmmakers from Calgary, Alberta, Canada. The forums are used to announce news about your released movie, submit your work for review and festival consideration, and connect with other producers and talents from around the world. Each year the founders co-chair Microcinema Fest, a film festival in Chicago featuring exceptional low-budget films. By submitting your movie on RewindVideo.com for review, you are also being considered for international festival entry. Registration is free.

A print magazine featuring independent film reviews and information, the web site also contains a plethora of articles and other valuable resources for both indie film-makers and afficianados.

News and reviews covering the independent, cult, and low budget cinema scene.

A unique, independent online magazine providing news and commentary on the entertainment world, with coverage of Hollywood films, indies, and film festivals. Also includes original multimedia programming, movie trailers and stills, useful information, humor, reviews, and commentary. Sometimes difficult to navigate, but worth the effort.

On Film Annex, filmmakers and fans can watch award winning movies from all over the world. You can join the film industry by interacting directly with the filmmakers. Fans make money by reviewing and promoting films, and get credit for anyone who signs up through your web page.

An intrieguing mix of indie fim reviews, essays and commentary by writer/director Gerald Perry.

Founded in 1976 IndieWIRE.com provides news, information, and social networking for the international independent film community. It includes comprehensive coverage of indie, documentary and foreign language films, as well industry news, film festival reports, filmmaker interviews, and movie reviews and has been highly praised by the mainstream press.

An essential resource for industry professionals from independent to mainstream and anyone who wants to know what goes on in the movie theatre world. This is the web version of the print magazine Boxoffice. Contains news, reviews, interviews, searchable archives, and special reports on film festivals and trends in both indie and mainstream cinema. Box office numbers updated every Friday.

An online quarterly, independently published film journal.

A resource for information relating to the independent film community. Interviews with top industry professionals and events past and present. Become a member to receive the weekly newsletter on current events and information.

Founded in 2004, Lazy Limabean Film Magazine helps undiscovered filmmakers get their films seen. A platform for stories, opinions and information pertinent to filmmakers, Lazy Limabean also fosters networking events like SCENE Film and Media in New York, and online networking venues on both MySpace and Facebook.

Online site for "independent lens" a weekly series on PBS which refers to itself as "an independent film festival in your living room." Each episode introduces new documentaries and dramas made by independent filmmakers. The website houses its own section of articles and interviews, a number of indie film rescources, and hosts Electric Shadows: projects and online features inspired by independent film.

Founded in 1985 Film Threat provides excellent coverage of film festivals and indie films, exclusive filmmaker interviews and original video content.

An online magazine for independent filmmakers. Our site features helpful articles, interviews with emerging filmmakers, film festival coverage and networking application to help filmmakers find crew and other resources to finish their films.

The most recognized site dedicated to showcasing film festivals around the world. Contains festival news, reviews, gossip and all things festival related. The site is geared to both professionals and film fans, and all content is bilingual in English and French. They began in 1995 producing a CD-Rom on the Cannes Film Festival, and subsequently creating Cannes' first official website.

The online site for the print magazine Film Journal International, covering the film industry, including theatrical exhibition, production, distribution, and allied activities. Their articles cover both U.S. and international film news, focusing on current production and industry trends as well as other industry news. Also includes guides to aid in international distribution and exhibition, and coverage of several major industry conventions including ShoWest, ShowEast, Cinema Expo International and CineAsia.

Official site for the Independent Film Channel.

Online version of the formerly print magazine Film Score, dedicated to the artistry of the composers who create film scores. The record label Film Score Monthly was founded in 1998 and has released well over 100 CDs of historically important original soundtracks from the 1940s through the 1980s. These film scores -- typically unavailable anywhere else -- are licensed from the Hollywood studios and lovingly preserved and restored for commercial presentation.