Welcome to Hollywood’s #1 Networking Source!

Finally, a site for you to connect with industry professionals from around the world. Use us to cast your projects, crew up your projects, or even get advice from industry professionals and don’t forget to join us at our monthly SCHMOOZE FEST!

Job opportunities are being posted daily!!! Our very own Jon Gunn and Kerry David are going to look to crew up and cast their next feature from IP members before looking anywhere else, so encourage your friends to post their photos, reels and resumes too! We're also making it easy for you to buy and sell all your filmmaking equipment, supplies, accessories and memorabilia too. Maybe you want to swap equipment or lease it out - we want IP to be the name you trust in all things entertainment. Also, join us for our 6th annual short film and screenwriting contests!! Winners receive money, meetings with industry execs and more!! And don't forget to upload you videos and join our monthly video contests, the winner will be decided by the most viewings and the IP judges!! If you have any questions you can contact us on our indieProducer page - WELCOME to Hollywood's #1 Networking Source!

Video of the Week competition starts May1 and closes May 31st. To enter upload your video and share it with ip!!! Entries will be randomly featured on the ip main page!!

My name is Anne MacIver, and I was the First Place winner of the 2007 IndieProducer.net screenwriting contest. The prizes offered are meaningful, numerous, and cover all bases of interest to a newbie writer trying to break in. THEY PROMISE A LOT... AND THEN OVER-DELIVER. These amazing folks set me up with no less than 11 meetings in one week(!), to promote me and my script. They promised 1 manager, but set me up with 3. They promised 1 agent, but set me up with 3. They set me up with a lawyer, a screenwriter and a studio exec. They then threw in two significant TV-related meetings as a bonus. All of this unsolicited. Perhaps the best example of the quality of meetings delivered was the one-on-one with a working screenwriter to critique my winning screenplay. That meeting turned out to be an hour-long sit-down with Oscar-nominated drama writer, Stephen Rivele (ALI, NIXON, COPYING BEETHOVEN). Mr. Rivele made time for that meeting despite a grueling schedule on a non-public project with one of Hollywood’s marquee directing legends. This was a tremendous opportunity, and virtually unimaginable for someone in my position.

"I just moved to L.A. to continue my education as well as attempting to sell and produce scripts. Schmoozefest is a great idea long needed." - Geoff Collymore

"Hi! I just wanted to write you guys and let you know that I had a great time at the Schmoozefest. I was nervous about meeting the industry pros in person, but the setting was so intimate and non-intimidating that I was able to just be myself instead of reading prepared questions. I am looking forward to next months get together and more networking opportunities. Thanks again for putting this together." - Maria Petros

"I had a wonderful time at the event, and I made some excellent connections. Being a finalist in the IP contest has certainly opened doors for me, and I appreciate it." Sincerely, Justin Brewer (Schmoozefest)

"In February 2004 I received Honorable Mention in IndieProducer’s 2nd Annual Screenwriting Contest. As a screenwriter in Canada this recognition helped open doors for me in a number of countries outside of Canada, including the United States, UK, and Spain. The conspiracy thriller ‘The Invisible Messenger’ screenplay continues to be a script that is under active consideration for development and is now used for educational purposes at a University in the United States. I have since completed a second award winning comedy screenplay ‘Matt and the Garden of Eva’ and am currently working on an MOW in a writer/producer capacity. I also have been approached to assist in story development and script development. I value IndieProducer’s screenwriting contest as a avenue for “test driving” scripts, as a resource to independent writer/producers and do believe the recognition I received in 2004 helped me get established." - Harold L. Brown


"I met one gentleman that is looking for a writing partner so we'll see what happens. I'll keep you posted but you'll probably be able to hear my hubby cheering if I get a job that brings in a paycheck for screenwriting." Maggie Franks (Schmoozefest)