In helming Slowboat Films for the last eight years, M.A. Littler barters primarily in fringe fare, producing documentaries, narrative features and shorts as well as music videos that settle in personal and edgy spaces. He's an outsider artist for other outsider artists, The Mojomatics just one group he works with among many. His answers are in-depth but brief, giving a sense that he knows exactly what he means and more importantly all that he certainly doesn't.

After a long day, taking calls for interview after interview, filmmaker AJ Schnack, whose Kurt Cobain: About a Son opens at New York's IFC tonight, graciously spoke about his film, delving into the promises of the baby boomer generation, defining a color palette for the film and the importance of environment.

After more than two years, Attila Szász's short has drawn accolades from the likes of the Newport Beach, Ojai and Houston film festivals, screened in 23 countries worldwide and landed two distribution deals, including one from Shorts International, a short film distributor with more than 3000 titles in its library, many of which have won honors from the likes of the Academy Awards, Sundance Film Festival and Spanish Goya Awards. "The film had one hell of a ride," Szász says simply.

A resident curator specializing in the student filmmakers section of the prestigious Telluride Film Festival, filmmaker Godfrey Reggio sat with Barry Jenkins to speak about technology and its influence on both his work and the work of others.