Rebuilding the Film Industry, Closure, Plus a $400 Doc Short
“We’re going to have this feral resurgence of indie filmmaking"
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TV is oversaturated. California is too expensive to film in. Many audiences are underserved. It’s time we indie filmmakers rebuild the film industry on our terms.
Plus, we bid farewell to a beloved host of the No Film School podcast.
In today’s episode, No Film School’s Charles Haine, GG Hawkins, Jason Hellerman, and guest Janek Ambros discuss:
- Not waiting on labs or studios to give you the green light
- The influx of people looking for jobs in the market
- Needing better streamer options for indie projects
- The benefits of serving an underserved audience
- Why the distribution process is vital
- Advice for people who think they are finished with their project
- The important reasons Charles insists on working in Davinci Resolve
- Why Charles is leaving the No Film School podcast
- The origin of the short documentary film, Ukrainians in Exile
- Why Janek wanted to keep the movie so simple and so short
- Advice for documentary filmmakers
Ukrainians in Exile: A Documentary Short Film
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This episode of The No Film School Podcast was produced by GG Hawkins.
