For Bushwick film workers, the IATSE strike indicates a potential shift in how the film industry operates.
Everyone can learn how to protect Mother Earth at this free, family-friendly event.
The film explores the human psyche through the lens of industrial Bushwick, influenced by its empty warehouses and the increased presence of technology.
The studio, which is projected to open in September, will be big enough to film two TV shows or one blockbuster movie.
Though regulations have relaxed, the number of shooting permits issued for the streets of New York City is still way down.
This year’s festival includes more than 100 different films created by filmmakers from Brooklyn and around the world.
Upcoming events to attend in Brooklyn while staying socially distanced
A personal story of a local bartender explores the hardship of young adult alcoholism in Bushwick.
“It’s starting by hiring a team that is entirely female, or properly representing diversity on screen through gender, age, sexuality, race, culture, and religion.”
Actor JAC Carrera makes his way to Hollywood for the “Youth Oscars” as a best teen actor nominee!
Humour-filled, millennial-centric.
What began as a DIY basement project has become Bushwick’s premiere destination for all things Polaroid and analog.
Vulnerable stories are born from collaboration and community.
A look at “Seven and a Half Minutes”
Watch cool films and then go grab some drinks.
This project offers a new way to experience a movie in the area.
Celebrate our northern neighbor this weekend with piles of cheese curds and fries.
The festival itself is celebrating its tenth anniversary!
It was once a narrative short film; now it’s something entirely different.
The neighborhood is an increasingly-popular location for film crews to set up shop.
Jessica Williams of “The Daily Show” plays a struggling playwright living somewhere in “deep, deep Bushwick.”
Meet Gil, a lifelong homing pigeon enthusiast who had kept his beloved pets on the same rooftop for 27 years and who is currently rebuilding his flock.
The movie featuring Brittany Snow and Dave Bautista is about Texas and most of the American South seceding from the United States.
Bushwick will play quite a supporting role in movies and television this
Bushwick Daily cartoonist tells you what “classic” Holiday movies to rent this season.
The fictional series details the intertwined lives of immigrants from around the world who have chosen to make New York their home.
The film has a crew comprised of women and minorities and an impressive list of producers.
The new series starring NCIS’ Michael Weatherly is kind of like “House,” except with lawyers.
Is it just us, or does it seem like more and film and television production is coming to Bushwick?
“The Method” identifies the strategy that has kept many North Brooklyn residents in their homes despite aggressive attempts to displace them. The final step? “Never give up.”
