by Solomia Dzhu | 11 May, 2019 | Festivals, In Our Opinion
As a young cinemagoer and film enthusiast I watch a lot of movies, but most of them from the comfort of my own home. Going out to the cinema is a special event to me and I choose very carefully which films to watch on a big screen. There are a number of factors...
by Elliot Grove | 5 May, 2019 | Acting, Directing, Documentary, Festivals, Filmmaking, Filmmaking Career, In Our Opinion, News, Producing, Promotion, Marketing and Distribution, Raindance Film Festival, Screenwriting
We need your support to expose under-25’s to independent film We live in very troubled times. I don’t know, but I hate watching the news. Knife crime. Troubles in the East. Ecological disaster. Brexit brohaha. Politcal firestorms in America and Europe....
by Elliot Grove | 17 April, 2019 | Documentary, Festivals, Film History, Filmmaking, Filmmaking Career, In Our Opinion, Producing, Promotion, Marketing and Distribution
Anyone close to the organisation of Raindance will wonder; time and time again, year after year, why the tireless staff at the Film Festival subject themselves to the stress of organising this annual event. The answer is simple. We at Raindance believe strongly in the...
by Alessia Perego | 14 February, 2019 | Festivals, Web Content
Seeking more film festival vibes and inspiring visions in your ordinary life? If you can’t attend festivals as much as you would like to or you don’t have the luxury of small distribution in your town, some streaming websites could be a surprising and...
by Tamara Yazbek | 29 January, 2019 | Festivals, Promotion, Marketing and Distribution, Uncategorized
On the first day of my internship here at Raindance Film Festival I was asked to write an article so I thought I would focus on my feminist side. As a Mexican Woman, I am not only looking for a feminist film festival, but for a festival that wants to create change in...
by Katie O'Toole | 2 January, 2019 | Directing, Festivals, In Our Opinion, Uncategorized
The beginning of 2019 is on the horizon. Presents have been unwrapped. Crackers have been popped. Michael Buble’s heavenly voice will not grace our ears (and souls) for at least another year. Christmas has finally ended. Cue a collective sigh of despair. However, all...
