Happy March and our sincerest apologies about CineSource's February Online Edition, which is part of our new Home Page Archives.
Cinesource Success, while colleagues are pulling back all over the Bay Area, we have upped our print run 20% and are getting over 20,000 Web hits a month (see chart). CineSource's "Year in Covers" tells our story. Tell us your story, news lead or suggestion, pretty please! 
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Bumper Crop of Local Asian-American Docs
by Mara Math
It's been a banner year for locally made documentaries at the 2010 Asian American International Film Festival, running March 11-21 all over the
Brocka: The Shakespeare of Filippino Film
by CineSource
Few high-quality prints of Lino Brocka's work have survived since his death in 1991, despite having won numerous awards and directing the first
Cheap, Accessible and Out of Control: Web Series
by Doniphan Blair
Tory Stanton and Scott McCabe, a couple of kids just out of the Berkeley School of Digital Filmmaking, have gone and done the obvious - they
Nigerian Film Boom Reaches Oakland
by Juliet Torome
Lisbon Okafor's geographic, indie and commercial journey is an epic of its own.
Mis En Scene March 10
by CineSource
SF Bay's own George Lucas has begun work on a highly-guarded CGI-animation musical. The legendary director has been largely inactive since...
Local Auteur Reveals Formula for DIY Success
by Roger Rose
Russian-born local filmmaker Yuri Tsapayev spoke to CineSource as the first press communication for his visually stunning new film, "Contractor's...
by Mara Math
It's been a banner year for locally made documentaries at the 2010 Asian American International Film Festival, running March 11-21 all over the
Brocka: The Shakespeare of Filippino Film
by CineSource
Few high-quality prints of Lino Brocka's work have survived since his death in 1991, despite having won numerous awards and directing the first
Cheap, Accessible and Out of Control: Web Series
by Doniphan Blair
Tory Stanton and Scott McCabe, a couple of kids just out of the Berkeley School of Digital Filmmaking, have gone and done the obvious - they
Nigerian Film Boom Reaches Oakland
by Juliet Torome
Lisbon Okafor's geographic, indie and commercial journey is an epic of its own.
Mis En Scene March 10
by CineSource
SF Bay's own George Lucas has begun work on a highly-guarded CGI-animation musical. The legendary director has been largely inactive since...
Local Auteur Reveals Formula for DIY Success
by Roger Rose
Russian-born local filmmaker Yuri Tsapayev spoke to CineSource as the first press communication for his visually stunning new film, "Contractor's...
Macworld Whirls Sans Apple
by Tony Reveaux
What's so good about Macworld? Aside from being one of the most user-friendly trade shows ever, it always provides a fast-forward view of the
Pimpin’ Trimpin: Director of Avant Music Doc Talks
by Roger Rose
Although this is his freshman outing, Peter Esmonde, the director of "Trimpin: the Sound of Invention," about an avant-garde sound artist from
Bumper Crop of Local Asian-American Docs
by Mara Math
It's been a banner year for locally made documentaries at the 2010 Asian American International Film Festival, running March 11-21 all over the
Work-in-Progress for Docs
by Soumyaa Kapil Behrens
Screening your rough cut can be challenging, but it's worth it.
Sam Cooke Showcased
by David L. Brown
John Antonelli's documentary looks at his music and civil rights hero.
Bay Area TV Projects Heat Up
by Tim Ranahan
February continued with a strong upward trend for commercial work here in the Bay Area - lets keep our fingers crossed. If you've been watching
by Tony Reveaux
What's so good about Macworld? Aside from being one of the most user-friendly trade shows ever, it always provides a fast-forward view of the
Pimpin’ Trimpin: Director of Avant Music Doc Talks
by Roger Rose
Although this is his freshman outing, Peter Esmonde, the director of "Trimpin: the Sound of Invention," about an avant-garde sound artist from
Bumper Crop of Local Asian-American Docs
by Mara Math
It's been a banner year for locally made documentaries at the 2010 Asian American International Film Festival, running March 11-21 all over the
Work-in-Progress for Docs
by Soumyaa Kapil Behrens
Screening your rough cut can be challenging, but it's worth it.
Sam Cooke Showcased
by David L. Brown
John Antonelli's documentary looks at his music and civil rights hero.
Bay Area TV Projects Heat Up
by Tim Ranahan
February continued with a strong upward trend for commercial work here in the Bay Area - lets keep our fingers crossed. If you've been watching
The Loop News January 10CineSouce
Tom Donald Films recently wrapped a new 30-second TV commercial, "Changes," for Santa Barbara-based Kosaka Design and its client Montecito Bank &Trust.
Crew Call January 10CineSouce
Hope you had a lovely holiday - we sure did (can you say "Dame me un otro magarita, por favor!"). Now we're all dolled up and ready to go to the Sundance ball...
Series November 09
Call to Entry November 09
Calendar January 10
Festivals November 09
