By: Gregg LaGambina
Third in the series. This year, Georgia is set to surpass New York as the state with the second most film and television shows currently in production. The Peach State, of course, still has to catch up to California – that’s where Hollywood is, after all – but with the... Read more
In celebration of the nominees for the 2017 Independent Spirit Awards and everyone who loves movies, CreativeFuture has assembled this guide for this year’s winning and nominated films. Here you’ll find legitimate sources to watch the movies whether they are in theatres or available to watch at home. We congratulate... Read more
Dear CreativeFuture Members, The House Judiciary Committee, led by Congressman Goodlatte and Congressman Conyers, recently released a proposal that “identifies important reforms to help ensure the Copyright Office keeps pace in the digital age.” With the release of this proposal, the Committee asked that comments from “interested stakeholders” (i.e., Us!)... Read more
In celebration of the nominees for the 89th annual Academy Awards® and everyone who loves movies, CreativeFuture has assembled this guide for this year’s Oscar®-nominated films. Here you’ll find legitimate sources to watch the movies whether they are in theatres or available to watch at home. We congratulate the winners,... Read more
By Elizabeth Frank and Ruth Vitale This is a movie ticket. In the United States, it costs an average of $8.00. That average includes $20 tickets for fancy dine-in theatres, IMAX tickets in New York City, $4 tickets for matinee shows in smaller cities, and children’s tickets. Movie-going is the... Read more
By Meyer Shwarzstein Meyer Shwarzstein has been engaged in film distribution since 1978 and currently runs indie producer/distributor Brainstorm Media, which he founded in 1995. Many people ask: “Why can’t all movies be available everywhere at the same time?” They believe that if that were the case, there’d be no... Read more