Carrying on at the IFP

There was no shortage of enthusiasm at the 23rd Independent Feature Project Market, held in New York from September 30 to October 1. Every day, filmmakers crowded the steps of the Angelika Film Center hoping to charm buyers and lure anyone with an ifp badge in to see their productions. Down the street in the Puck Building, seminars ranging from 'Getting Theatrical Distribution for your Doc' to 'New Technologies for Filmmakers' drew full crowds intent on getting the most from their panelists. Considering the proximity of the market to the tragedies of September 11, the chutzpah of the 2,000 delegates is a
November 1, 2001

There was no shortage of enthusiasm at the 23rd Independent Feature Project Market, held in New York from September 30 to October 1. Every day, filmmakers crowded the steps of the Angelika Film Center hoping to charm buyers and lure anyone with an ifp badge in to see their productions. Down the street in the Puck Building, seminars ranging from 'Getting Theatrical Distribution for your Doc' to 'New Technologies for Filmmakers' drew full crowds intent on getting the most from their panelists. Considering the proximity of the market to the tragedies of September 11, the chutzpah of the 2,000 delegates is a

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