Angelo Bell Films

Hot off the completion of his neo-noir action web series, African American writer/director Angelo Bell, takes the epic fantasy film genre with an all-ethnic cast.

The success of a web series often depends on its niche, and with genres over-saturated with comedies, sci-fis and reality -- this neo noir series appears to have an abundant and hungry audience.

Alexis Niki's "My Bitchy Witchy Paris Vacation" set to enter French and U.S. Markets As A Six-Episode Miniseries

Angelo Bell's television series, "The Broken Hearts Club," prepares for global viewing by releasing a free version of short film it was based on.

New web series emerge every day. However, Kiss Hug Five Films is banking on a decade of indie filmmaking experience to set its new series, "Resurrection of Serious Rogers" apart from the crowd.

Independent filmmaker gives his audience a chance to participate in film budgeting by offering free movies for donations.

"Broken Hearts Club," the critical darling of film festivals all over the world, finds home at IndieFlix, creating its own model for self-distribution.

"Broken Hearts Club" sheds light on social concepts of loneliness, monogamy and fidelity, which affects millions of couples, and single men and women worldwide.

Angelo Bell, an independent filmmaker from Los Angeles, prepares to swap his indie hat for that of a TV mogul with the international network premier of his film, "The Broken Hearts Club."

Indies don't need Sundance when film festivals of their peers are eager to screen high caliber low budget films. "The Broken Hearts Club," a romantic comedy for the rest of us, is now an official selection of the Hollywood Black Film Festival