indiefilmpage.com was founded in 1998 by Rob Leddy to create a website which contained "all things Indie." Provides forums, indie news, information for and about filmmakers, info about art house theaters and online screening sites. Rob also co-owns the Coney Island Film Festival and is a consultant for the Staten Island Film Festival

IFTA is a non-profit association whose mission is to provide the independent film and television industry with high-quality marketplace-oriented services and worldwide representation. As a spokesperson for the worldwide independent film and television industry, the Alliance actively lobbies the United States and European governments and the international organizations on measures that impact production and distribution.

A free membership resource providing tools, networking opportunities and recognition to independent filmakers.

An information resource for independent films and the independent film community. Provides articles and contact information for production, distribution, reviews, and independent theaters and film festivals.

A unique site with a stylized narrative intended to educate the would be independent filmmaker.

Mike Curtis' weblog, a "How To Guide for Digital Filmmakers" Mike shares his latest research and commentary etc. on utilizing HD for independent filmmaking. He is also available for paid consulting.

Top notch Chicago Film-makers' resource including: Actors Database, Crew Database, Local Auditions, Film Jobs, Equipment Exchange, Classifieds, Discussion Board and Downloads.

Red Inkworks, founded in 1994,is a writers resource, with a large section dedicated to screenwriters (including information and links.) They also host an annual screenwriting competition.

A nonprofit motion picture archive, distributor and resource center housing the largest, most comprehensive collection of Jewish-themed film and video in the world. The ongoing mission of NCJF is to gather, preserve, catalogue, and exhibit films with artistic and educational value relevant to the Jewish experience, disseminating these materials to the widest possible audience.

Offering consulting services in the following areas: film distribution analysis and valuation, business planning for film and TV producers, film industry and media technology analysis, corporate strategy for clients in film, music and television, mergers and aquisitions support for film and media transactions, and entertainment marketing and distribution.

Paul Harrill's weblog designed to discuss and encourage what he calls “Self-Reliant Filmmaking,” the process of making high-quality, low-cost films utilizing small labor systems. A good source of practica information and applications within the industry. Paul is an independent filmmaker formerly located in Knoxville TN, Philadelphia, now in Southwestern Virginia where he also teaches courses in Film and Video Production at Virginia Tech.

An online resource "for filmmakers on a budget." The site contains production and distribution info on films and film-related projects. The site includes articles, links to other sites and film and video related files for download. There is also a bulletin board style discussion area, and the LOAFS (Library of Annotated Film Schools) and DUMPS (Directing Unsuccessful Motion Picture Shorts) archives.

On line site for Post Magazine, dedicated to complete coverage of post-production news and information for nearly 40 years.

A veteran entertainment lawyer, arbitrator and author, his practice includes work in the areas of copyright, trademark, contract, multimedia law, intellectual property, and book publishing. Litwak also functions as a Producer's Rep, assisting filmmakers in the marketing and distribution of their films.

Resource designed to connect independent filmmakers, distributers, theaters and film festivals, to further independent film distribution. Paid submission fees.

Provides useful information and discussion boards for the independent filmmaker.

An invaluable, bilingual internet forum for film and philosophy located at the University of Vienna (Austria) addressing students, researchers, scholars, and anyone with an interest in the thoughtful exploration of cinema, film, and television.

Montreal based "museum of the moving image." Founded in 1963 to preserve, document and promote national and international film and television heritage, the Cinematheque Quebecoise is world reknowned for their priceless collections of both national and international film and television, along with film books, magazines, costumes, props and other film memorabilia.

A unique non-profit organization that focuses on today's film audiences, teaching people to view films actively, helps people experience the world through independent film, and encourages discussion and discourse about film and the world. Through their programs and awards distinguishing creative, quality independent film, the society works to encourage all moviegoers to seek out and support non-mainstream film, focusing on teaching audiences to view films actively, and encouraging discussion and exchange between all those interested in independent film.

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.