Let's Talk Filmmaking

You often hear your creative peers say "Tell them you know how to and then learn it overnight". For some, this has worked many times. But, what if you thought you knew what you were doing, and ended up doing a terrible job when the job was done? In this episode, Brandon talks about how a job he took doing real estate photography went completely wrong.

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Brandon goes over four things you should consider when thinking about how much you should charge for your services. Comment, and leave us a review on the platform you're listening on. Our Patreon account is now active. Click the link below and check out our goals.

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Brandon and Bee talk about one of their recent jobs that could have been worse if they didn't get paid before the job and Brandon tells Bee about a new experience he had on the job.

We sit and talk to 20-year-old Orlando, Florida filmmaker Nathan Agin. We talk about his film journey. What he's doing to grow his business and how being a young filmmaker can sometimes have a negative effect on his pitching.

We just want to say thank you for supporting Let's Talk Filmmaking and our guest Elizabeth and her Kickstarter for Champagne a short film. We're creating a Patreon account for the show to prevent lame ads.

We're catching up with Bee and hitting some special topics in this episode. Brandon talks about his experience picking up a side job to help pay for finances, and we also talk about some responsibilities you have as an entrepreneur.

Seattle Filmmaker Elizabeth Schiffler is our guest in this episode. We talk about past and present film projects. Her views on how female filmmakers can get their films noticed, and how the film community can support them.

In this episode, I chat with Brittney Janae. Brittney is a photographer, videographer and video editor living in Los Angeles, CA. Brittney believes that the beauty in everyone derives from their story and her goal is to show that through her gift of photo and video. She is also using her brand "Black. Women. Create." to help support female black filmmakers in the media industry.

In this episode, I chat with Camille Monae. Camille is a dynamic actor, comfortable with both dramatic and comedic material, in 2015 Camille decided to make a move to TV/film acting. We will talk about her move to TV/film and her growth as an actor.

Before you can win, you might have to lose a few times.