First off: this is weird (which can be taken either as a warning or an endorsement). I was originally going to go with a post title of "Britney Spears' latest," and then show this oddball French video, but... only I would think that was funny. So here's La vengeance de Boorbie by French recording artist Zôl. Music video directed by Charlie Mars.
[via No Fat Clips]
“I invested my life savings into this movie, like everything we had, and went back to waitressing so that I could keep the lights on.”
The world of filmmaking is full of challenges, from industry rejection to personal setbacks. Yet, for many independent filmmakers, these obstacles become opportunities for growth and perseverance.
In our latest podcast, we explore how passion, persistence, and determination can turn seemingly insurmountable odds into career-defining moments. Whether you're an aspiring filmmaker or a seasoned professional, the story of how Nadine Crocker made her mark in the industry is sure to inspire.
Nadine is a filmmaker, actor, and mental health advocate. In her latest feature, Continue, she explores her own struggles with depression and suicide. The award-winning drama tells the story of a woman who, after a failed suicide attempt, is taken to a mental institution where she finds unexpected friendships, love, and a new purpose.
Continue was released by Lionsgate during Suicide Awareness Month, garnering critical acclaim for its raw portrayal of mental health struggles. Nadine not only wrote, directed, and produced Continue, but also stars in it, bringing an intensely personal narrative to life.
Listen to our latest pod to hear how Nadine went from years of typecast and rejection to taking control of her career.
In today’s episode, No Film School’s GG Hawkins speaks with Nadine Crocker to discuss:
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This episode of The No Film School Podcast was produced by GG Hawkins.
