VR Nazi Hunters & How Much To Charge Your Clients [PODCAST]
This episode of Indie Film Weekly reveals how virtual reality is being used to take down the last living Nazi war criminals, and gives practical tips on starting your freelance production business.
Co-hosts Jon Fusco, Charles Haine, and yours truly, Liz Nord get into these topics, as well as New York City’s groundbreaking film fund, the most exhaustive lens test we’ve ever seen, an update from Austin's Fantastic Fest, and the controversy around Nate Parker’s historical slavery drama The Birth of a Nation. As always, the show brings more news you can use about gear, upcoming grant and festival deadlines, this week’s indie film releases, our Ask No Film School segment, and other notable things you might have missed while you were busy making films.
Show Links & Mentions
No Film School articles
- Ava DuVernay on '13th': How Netflix Jumpstarted the Timeliest Doc of the Year
- 'The Rehearsal': Alison Maclean on What a Film Can Do That a Book Can't
- A New $5 Million Fund Just Made Production in New York City Even More Awesome
Filmmaking Tools
- Vintage Cinema Lens Library is the Most Exhaustive Lens Test We've Ever Seen
- Tascam Wants to Change the Way We Record Lavalier Audio
- Venus Optics Teases a Very Different Macro Lens
Upcoming Deadlines: Grants & Opportunities
- Fulbright-National Geographic Digital Storytelling Fellowship- October 11
- Eurodoc 2017 - October 14
Upcoming Deadlines: Festivals
- Visions du Réel - October 10
- True/False Festival - October 11
Film Releases
Netflix
- 13th - October 7
HBO Now
- Vice News Tonight(series) - October 10
Theatrical
- The Birth of A Nation - October 7
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This episode of Indie Film Weekly was produced and edited by Jon Fusco.
