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After directing Bradley Cooper in the blockbuster "Limitless," Neil Burger is reportedly in final talks to direct the adaptation of the video game "Uncharted: Drake's Fortune" according to The Hollywood Reporter.

OpenFilm.com, an online destination serving the independent film market , has announced the winner of the company's second "Get It Made" competition.

This August it will be 20 years since Kevin Smith discovered his passion for filmmaking and it’s obvious that this milestone has been on his mind, especially listening to the way he spoke to the crowd gathered around him at the AVID booth during the NAB show last April.

As I mentioned before, one of the highlights for me at this year’s CinemaCon was having the opportunity to interview Morgan Spurlock, who was awarded the Documentary Filmmaker of the Year Award during the festivities just prior to a screening of the soon to be released "POM Wonderful Presents: The Greatest Movie Ever Sold ," which will be hitting theatres on April 22nd through Sony Picture Classics. So, without further ado, here is Part 2 with Morgan.

Even before reading this guest blog post from Nathan Cole, writer and producer of The Waterhole, or @WaterholeMovie as he’s called on Twitter, I’ve known about his fondness for Nevada.

Director Zack Snyder has taken us into his stylized Battle of Thermopylae in the hit “300,” and subverted the notion of superheroes in “Watchmen.” Now, the filmmaker is asking us to open our minds for his epic action opus, “Sucker Punch,” a fantasy within a fantasy film that packs a mean wallop.

Many people have tweeted or commented how much they enjoyed reading Part 1 of our Filmmakers Notebook Q&A with Marcella Selbach, who is also known as @movieangel, so I'm sure you’ll find Part 2 equally interesting. Plus there is a surprise request from the lady herself at the end of the article.

With $200 and no crew, a then 20-year-old Emma Holly Jones set out to make the film now known as 'Dreams play apart '.

Part 2 of this Filmmakers Notebook Q&A with Screenwriter Justin W. Hedges, a family man with a full time day job in Arizona who with talent and tenacity has achieved success in an amazingly short period of time.

Part 1 of 2 of a Filmmakers Notebook Q&A with Screenwriter Justin W. Hedges, who I first became aware of on Twitter, where he is known as @JustinWHedges. Last fall I had the good fortune of meeting him and his wife when they were here in Las Vegas and we had the chance to talk a bit before going to the Lost Boys Ball.