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Have you seen South Korean director Ki-duk Kim’s The Young Teacher? (1983)? If not, here’s a brief synopsis and review: sugar-sweet young woman teaches kids despite opposition from kids’ parents and, in a word: dreadful. How about Twister? You probably saw that one.

What are you doing next Sunday? Lance Weiler, Arin Crumley, M dot Strange, Caveh Zahedi, and a bevy of other crazy DIY filmmakers are getting together at the 111 Minna Gallery in San Francisco next Sunday (August 17th). This is the second in the "DIY Days" series, which aims to share experience and case studies among avidly independent filmmakers.

Workbookproject.com has posted a clip from a DIY Days LA event. The panelists discuss what’s really involved in a successful DIY film. Discussion Leader: Mark Stolaroff - panelists Arin Crumley, Ondi Timoner, Hunter Weeks and M dot Strange.

So I’m back from L.A. and the entire experience was awesome. DIY Days was a complete success. Here is the breakdown of the day: OPENING KEYNOTE Robert Greenwald (Outfoxed, Wallmart the High Cost of Low Price, Iraq for Sale) 10:45 AM - NOON Panel #1: THE REALITIES OF DIY Discussion Leader:

SAT in Montreal hosted a debate about the future of cinema and it got kind of heated at a few points.

To see our film visit: http://www.foureyedmonsters.com FaceBook Profiles: Arin - http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=507418218 Susan - http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=804085270 Four Eyed Monsters - http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=2208004786 MySpace Profiles: Susan - http://www.myspace.com/susanbuice

Amid a tough economic climate for indie films, Lance Weiler, a guru of the open-source DIY indie film movement, is launching on July 26 a new-model open-source film fest, From Here to Awesome. Melding social networking and viral Web marketing, the "discovery and distribution festival" showcases twelve micro-budgeted features selected from 115 submissions via a complex online process.

Amid a tough economic climate for indie films, Lance Weiler, a guru of the open-source DIY indie film movement, is launching on July 26 a new-model open-source film fest, From Here to Awesome. Melding social networking and viral Web marketing, the "discovery and distribution festival" showcases twelve micro-budgeted features selected from 115 submissions via a complex online process.

Filed under: Independent, IFC, Fandom, DIY/Filmmaking, Trailers and Clips It's been a wild run for the duo (Arin Crumley and Susan Buice) behind Four Eyed Monsters. They first premiered their little gem of an indie back at Slamdance in 2005, and since then the flick has just taken on a life of its own.

Image via Wikipedia I stumbled upon this great example of Internet Marketing the other day. It’s the online campaign a couple of indie filmmakers undertook for their picture Four Eyed Monsters. Four Eyed Monsters is most known for being the first movie to be broadcast on YouTube in its entirety.