
The Indie Film Podcast
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Film InterviewsArtsTV & Film | |||

Documentary filmmaker Ivy Meeropol (“Bully. Coward. Victim.: The Story of Roy Cohn”, “After The Bite”) returns for her 3rd visit to the podcast. Her latest film “Ask E. Jean” which recently had a very successful festival run and is currently in theat... more
The artist and storyteller Beth B returns for her third visit to the podcast. Beth’s latest film project is called “Glowing”, and will have its world premiere at the Roxy Cinema in NYC with 2 screenings; one on Wednesday, May 27th at 8PM and again on... more
My guests in this special episode are co-hosts of the podcast Films Not Made: Amy Hobby and Avi Zev Weider. This episode is also appearing on their platform as well. Amy and Avi’s one-of-a-kind podcast explores the fascinating world of movies that we... more
Filmmaker Katie Camosy makes her first appearance on Filmwax Radio. Her documentary, “Gaslit” will have a screening at the Berkshires International Film Festival on Friday, May 29, 2PM at the Triplex Cinema #1.
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Adam Schartoff is a rare host in that he’s both exceedingly knowledgeable and also a real mensch. I don’t consider myself a “film person” per se (though I enjoy a good movie as much as the next person), but Schartoff somehow makes all this accessible and entertaining. I highly recommend Filmwax Radio!
Adam Schartoff does a terrific job of putting together a show that’s always engaging and insightful.
Adam is a enjoyable and skilled interviewer. Always interesting. Good insight into creatives.
Adam Schartoff’s podcast is not to be missed. The show is funny, interesting and informative..I was even on it once!
Adam is great!
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Indie-focused film conversations with a steady cadence of filmmaker interviews, actors, and documentary subjects. Episodes routinely explore creative process, financing, festival journeys, and personal stories behind acclaimed and emerging cinema, with frequent emphasis on independent work, storytelling craft, and industry realities. Noteworthy traits include relaxed, conversational interviewing that puts guests and their work at center stage, plus recurring coverage of festivals, advocacy, and cross-media projects that broaden the conversation beyond a single film. Potential listeners—filmmakers, film students, and cinephiles—will likely find actionable filmmaking insights, mentorship anecdotes, and behind-the-scenes perspectives on produc... more
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Recent guests on Filmwax Radio include:
1. Katie Camosy
2. Michelle Esrick
3. Michael O'Keefe
4. Anne Aghion
5. Michael Kellman
6. Andrew Goldberg
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8. Corbin Bernsen
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