Tribeca Festival

Take a peek at the movie slate for April: what's big, what's risky, what you should be looking forward to.

Glass might be revolutionary for filmmakers - by turning everyone into one.

Hollywood’s appetite for adaptations, remakes and sequels is growing. But the absence of mid-budget films from lists of the world’s highest-grossing films, which has become increasingly conspicuous in recent years, indicates that Hollywood’s model is changing.

With film budgets shrinking rapidly, many independent-minded filmmakers are looking towards television as fertile—and stable—ground for ambitious new projects. What does this mean for independent film—and their audiences?

On April 25, content creators Jason Blum ("Paranormal Activity") and Ricky Van Veen (College Humor) discussed their storytelling techniques and entrepreneurial spirit. Their tips for cutting through the cinematic bureaucracy to bring filmmaker visions to the big screen are empowering.

Did you miss the 2012 Tribeca Disruptive Innovation Awards live stream? We've got you covered.

The musician-turned-actor talks about his "jump off the bridge" straight into the movie business. Now available nationwide on demand via Tribeca Film.