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Ryan Koo

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Writer/Director

Ryan Koo is the Founder and CEO of No Film School.

Koo’s first feature AMATEUR is a Netflix Original Film and Sundance Screenwriters Lab selection.

Koo received Sundance’s first Asian American Fellowship as well as additional support from Tribeca, IFP, and the Film Society of Lincoln Center.

His short version of AMATEUR won multiple film festival awards and was selected as a Vimeo Staff Pick.

For his web series THE WEST SIDE, Koo won the Webby Award for Best Drama Series and was named one of Filmmaker Magazine’s 25 New Faces of Film.

Websites AMATEUR on Netflix
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’The Last Shift’ is a Masterclass in How to Make the Leap from DIY Nonfiction to Big-Time Narrative
2 years ago
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15 Filmmakers, 1 Boat: How 'OMNIBOAT' Became the First Film To Be Based on a PDF
3 years ago
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How to Take Advantage of Your Low Budget (and Get Into Sundance… Twice)
3 years ago
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How Do You Become a Filmmaker (And Other Questions)? The First Feature: AMATEUR [Episode 10]
5 years ago
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How Do You Release Your Film? The First Feature: AMATEUR [Episode 9]
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How Do You Finish Your Film? The First Feature: AMATEUR [Episode 8]
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Article Comment – How I lied my way into MTV

Erik, if you'd paid me what you originally quoted it wouldn't have been as cheap! You know it took me two years to get up to the day rate you first quoted? Carrot dangler!

13 years ago
Article Comment – Take the No Film School survey and help make this site better!

Yes, absolutely! I didn't realize gDocs doesn't let users see the results. I'll post them next week after the votings tail off.

13 years ago
Article Comment – Take the No Film School survey and help make this site better!

It's a band, like MGMT but more ecstatic.

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Article Comment – Making the RED Digital Cinema Camera Go

I wish. She did buy me a red shirt once though.

13 years ago
Article Comment – Can a blog be self-sustaining? No Film School's traffic and revenue

I suspect Philip Bloom is generating a heck of a lot of income. In addition to all the advertising and consulting/shooting fees, he's also selling DSLR DVDs at $100 a pop (all of my donations received add up to about two DVDs sold on his part). Of course, he's shooting DSLR videos all the time and always has stuff to show, so more power to him -- on my side of things, I should have some videos out there sometime in July.

13 years ago
Article Comment – Can a blog be self-sustaining? No Film School's traffic and revenue

Thanks Mike, there are some interesting strategies there! "Make money online!" is such a icky world that many of these techniques don't apply for someone who's interested in the creative side rather than get rich quick schemes. I'm primarily interested in making movies and sharing what I learn along the way, and "sponsored reviews" and "sponsored tweets" have 0 appeal to me even if those strategies could make money in the short term. Regardless, thanks for sharing -- John claims to make $40k/month from 300k page views, whereas I'm making $500/month from 75k views. Obviously I could be doing more with NFS!

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How Do You Know Which Idea to Pursue? The First Feature: AMATEUR [Episode 1]
5 years ago
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The Film I Kickstarted Back in 2011 is Finally Here: Watch Netflix’s Timely Trailer for 'AMATEUR'
5 years ago
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10 Reasons Not to Go to Film School and Is Film School Worth It?
7 years ago
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10 Takeaways from the (Life-Changing!) Sundance Screenwriters Lab
9 years ago
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How I Got Selected for the Sundance Screenwriters Lab
9 years ago
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The Prequel to My Feature Film MANCHILD is Here: Watch AMATEUR
10 years ago
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How I Raised $125,000 on Kickstarter
11 years ago
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The No Film School Manifesto
13 years ago
How to Make Money as a Cinematographer

How to Make Money as a Cinematographer

Take your career — and your day rate — to the next level. How to Make Money as a Cinematographer is a new in-depth online course from No Film School, available now. Watch the Trailer Here!

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