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25 Years of SXSW Film Festival – Keith Maitland

To commemorate the 25th edition of the SXSW Film Festival, we continue our weekly alumni spotlight on careers launched, artists discovered, powerful performances, and more with filmmaker Keith Maitland. Maitland is a documentary storyteller whose narratives all revolve around the people and history of Austin, TX. In 2009, Maitland premiered…

BY Neha Aziz

2017 SXSW Film Festival Selections: Narrative Shorts [Video]

The SXSW Narrative Shorts Competition is an Oscar qualifying competition. With a focus on unique stories and fresh perspectives, the 2017 program featured a diverse array of work. Filmmakers from differing backgrounds brought their distinct voices and styles to make this program truly stand out. Check out more great short…

BY Claudette Godfrey

New Music! SXSW Artist Releases – November 2017

We’re deep into the fall, and November’s release schedule is looking strong. September and October are generally two of the busiest months for new releases each year, and we see a slight drop off in terms of quantity once November begins. This year sees this trend continue, but there are…

BY Hayden Bagot
2010 SXSW Showcasing Artist Sharon Jones

2017 SXSW Film Festival Award Winner, Mr. Roosevelt In Theaters Now [Video]

Not only was Mr. Roosevelt Noel Wells's feature directorial debut, she also wrote and acted in the film. Mr. Roosevelt won the 2017 SXSW Film Festival Audience Award for Narrative Spotlight and the Louis Black "Lone Star" Award. Wells grew up in Texas and is a graduate of the Radio-Television-Film…

BY Neha Aziz

Esther Perel: Measuring Our Erotic Intelligence

She’s known as an expert on sex and marriage, but Esther Perel’s writings and therapy sessions explore the nature of modern relationships, beyond just the sexual. With a focus on societal mores, intimacy, history, anthropology and power structures, the Belgian psychotherapist may be revolutionizing our notions of what it means…

BY SXSWorld
Esther Perel. Photo by Karen Harms

Is Computing Headed for Quantum Supremacy?

By March, says whurley (aka William Hurley), Austin-based entrepreneur and quantum computing expert, the subject of his SXSW keynote is going to be the huge topic. Quantum computing is poised to be a dramatic paradigm shift in computing. More so than the blockchain, it is an extraordinarily dense concept for…

BY SXSWorld
whurley. Photo by John Davidson

Inside the Songwriting Craft of Savan Kotecha

Remember the quaint notion of selling out? With each passing year, the fevered quest for exposure has rendered the detached, ultra-cool artist more and more of an outlier. Instead, these days, many artists dive into the mainstream from the very beginning. Songwriter Savan Kotecha began life as a typical pop…

BY SXSWorld
Savan Kotecha

The Disaster Artist Celebrates Accidental Celebrity

There was a palpable air of anticipation coming from many directions at once at the Paramount Theatre’s 2017 SXSW Film Festival screening of The Disaster Artist. James Franco had written, directed and starred in the adaptation of Greg Sestero and Tom Bissell’s book of the same name about the bizarre…

BY SXSWorld
(L-R) Seth Rogen, Tommy Wiseau, James Franco, Greg Sestero, and Dave Franco at the SXSW premiere of The Disaster Artist. Photo by Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty Images
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