Nimpods | A podcast by Jamie and Dan Francis, Twin Filmmakers

We’re back!

After a 3 year hiatus, the Nimpods are back. Jamie and Dan Francis (also known as the Francis Brothers) bring you episode 16 of the Nimpods podcast. Talking kids, doing manly yard work, working in movies, playing baseball in the house, Teen Wolf the show and Teen Wolf the movie and also a somewhat radical idea on how they want to make their new movies.

A super interesting and inspiring chat with Alan Hofmanis & Isaac Nabwana of Wakaliwood and Ramon Film Productions.

Who Killed Captain Alex: Uganda’s First Action Movie was produced, written, directed, shot, and edited by Nabwana IGG from his home in Wakaliga, Uganda. Made for under $200 – using real blood and a modified car jack for a tripod – the film became a sensation in the slums of Uganda while the trailer went viral in Europe, South America, and the US.

Are you ready to go on an Adventure In Backyard Filmmaking? This podcast is for the low budget independent filmmaker who is looking for a new and creative way to improve writing, financing, shooting, editing, producing and SELLING their movies. The landscape for indie filmmaking is changing, follow along as host Jamie Francis implements different tactics and see what works and what doesn’t when releasing a no budget backyard indie.

In this episode Jamie talks about what he has learned from crowdfunding before crowdfunding was a thing and what he has observed in the past couple years.

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Jamie Francis

This episode opens up a conversation about the vinyl record resurgence and if their is a movie version of the vinyl record?

Also a quick takeaway from Mark Duplass’ keynote speech from 2015 SXSW.

We have a great little group of growing enthusiasts over on our Facebook Page that would love for you to join them. If this podcast is something you learn from. That’s what it’s created for. To help other backyard indie filmmakers get their movie made and selling.

http://www.francisbrothersfilms.com/group

Thanks a lot, and keep being awesome!

Jamie Francis

PS. Want another way to help and be even more awesome? Click this link to tweet to your Twitter crew that you are apart of a super secret group of Champion First Listeners of the Adventures In Backyward Filmmaking Podcast!

In this episode Jamie interviews teenage filmmaker Joshua D. Bruce, Writer, Actor and Director of Burn In Hell!, a no budget horror epic starring Ming Chen of the Comic Book Men!

We have a great little group of growing enthusiasts over on our uber-super-secret- Facebook Page that would love for you to join them.

http://www.francisbrothersfilms.com/group

Thanks a lot, and keep being awesome!

Jamie Francis

PS. Want another way to help and be even more awesome? Click this link to tweet to your Twitter crew that you are of the Champion First Listeners of the Adventures In Backyward Filmmaking Podcast!

This episode features a great interview with filmtrooper.com’s Scott McMahon

We have a great little group of growing enthusiasts over on our Facebook Page that would love for you to join them. If this podcast is something you learn from. That’s what it’s created for. To help other backyard indie filmmakers get their movie made and selling.

http://www.francisbrothersfilms.com/group

Thanks a lot, and keep being awesome!

Jamie Francis

PS. Want another way to help and be even more awesome? Click this link to tweet to your Twitter crew that you are apart of a super secret group of Champion First Listeners of the Adventures In Backyward Filmmaking Podcast!

Hi guys!

This is it, super secret episode one of the ADVENTURES IN BACKYARD FILMMAKING Podcast with my twin brother Dan Francis

We have a great little group of growing enthusiasts over on our uber-super-secret- Facebook Page that would love for you to join them. The group is helping shape the show and also are the very first to see these first episodes before the first true LAUNCH of the podcast on different outlets like iTunes and Podkicker, etc. in the next few weeks.

We would love for you to join, if this podcast is something you learn from. That’s what it’s created for. To help other backyard indie filmmakers get their movie made and selling.

http://www.francisbrothersfilms.com/group

Thanks a lot, and keep being awesome!

Jamie Francis

PS. Want another way to help and be even more awesome? Click this link to tweet to your Twitter crew that you are apart of a super secret group of Champion First Listeners of the Adventures In Backyward Filmmaking Podcast!

Episode ZERO of The Adventures in Backyard Filmmaking Podcast

Are you ready to go on an Adventure In Backyard Filmmaking? This podcast is for the low budget independent filmmaker who is looking for a new and creative way to improve writing, financing, shooting, editing, producing and SELLING their movies. The landscape for indie filmmaking is changing, follow along as host Jamie Francis implements different tactics and see what works and what doesn’t when releasing a no budget backyard indie.

Show Notes for Episode Zero

* Jamie Francis’ YouTube Channel

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Thanks a lot, and keep being awesome!

Jamie Francis