Making Movies is HARD!!!: The Struggles of Indie Filmmaking

This week we premiered our short film Over My Dead Body and we talk about what the festival premiere was like and how the on-line release went.

Timothy talks about starting to be accepted as a commercial director. Alrik and Timothy try to answer a question from listener CameronACaves about approaching actors for roles involving nudity. Alrik talks about Brother and getting some positive feedback from his star @comediancapone 

Main Topic: Timothy and Alrik answer the question, 'What do you hope to happen after you've finished your first film?' Where do you see yourself as a filmmaker in five years? What are some more practical expectations and goals that you can set yourself as a filmmaker? Wrap up and an almost conclusion on what it means to set ourselves up for filmmaking success. Over My Dead Body has premiered on film shortage as one of their daily picks, give it a view and let us know what you think! 

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