The Filmmaking Stuff Podcast

Join Tom Malloy in this eye-opening episode of the Filmmaking Stuff Podcast, where we dive into the revolutionary world of micro-budget filmmaking.

We're unveiling the Backyard Blockbuster Blueprint – a game-changing approach that empowers indie filmmakers to create extraordinary films without the hefty budget.

Discover practical tips, insider tactics, and the secrets behind making your film stand out in today's competitive market.

Whether you're a first-time filmmaker or a seasoned pro, this episode is packed with insights to transform your filmmaking journey.

Tune in to unlock the potential of micro-budget movies and start making your cinematic dreams a reality

Join Tom Malloy as he breaks down his top three lessons from this year's American Film Market.

Get the inside scoop on what's new in indie film, from funding to getting your movie out there and making connections that count.

Whether you're making your first film or your fifth, tune in to get the real deal on making movies today.

In this episode of Filmmaking Stuff Podcast, Tom Malloy offers his top strategies for attending the American Film Market (AFM), offering practical tips for filmmakers.

Get AFM networking tips, learn how to avoid common pitfalls, and discover why this event in Santa Monica is essential for anyone serious about the business side of filmmaking.

Whether you're new or a regular at AFM, tune in for Tom's tips on making the right connections in the indie film world.

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In this episode, movie producer Tom Molloy takes you through MIPCOM, a key market in Cannes for TV and filmmakers.

Learn why it's a big deal, especially for those with films not aimed for big theater releases. Tom shares his own tips on how to make the most out of the market, connect with the right people, and possibly sell your projects.

Whether you're working on or selling a TV series or film, discover how MIPCOM can open doors for you in the global TV and film scene.

Ever feel trapped in your day job and dream about making movies full-time?

In this episode, Jason and Tom Malloy get real about breaking free and diving into filmmaking, even when you’re clocking in from 9 to 5.

Tom drops some gems on changing how you think about your "real job" and making time for your film passion.

You’ll hear about:

- Tom’s own jump from a regular job to a film career, no fluff, just the real journey.

- Tips on seeing yourself as a filmmaker now, not waiting for some perfect moment.

- Balancing the bills and your film dreams without burning out.

Tom’s chatting with us right from a film set, proving it’s possible to live the dream.

And if you’re feeling alone in the grind, remember there’s a whole crew of filmmakers ready to connect in the Tom Malloy Movie Producer Mastermind.

We’re all in this together – let’s turn those film dreams into our day jobs! Hit play to get the lowdown – and don’t forget to subscribe for more straight talk on making it in movies.

Jason and Tom have a conversation in this chat about the challenges of balancing a regular job while pursuing a career in filmmaking.

Tom shares his insights on how changing one's perspective can be the first step toward turning their passion for film into a full-time career.

It's not just about where you get your paycheck. It's about identifying yourself as a filmmaker and genuinely meaning it.

This talk encourages those between their day job and their passion for film. It offers a fresh perspective on boldly stepping into filmmaking without neglecting their financial responsibilities.

If you have ever felt torn between your job and creative aspirations, this conversation is worth listening to.

In this eye-opening episode of the Filmmaking Stuff Podcast, host Jason Brubaker sits down with film producer Tom Malloy to answer one of the most pressing questions for filmmakers: How do you finance a movie?

With over $25 million raised for multiple feature films, Tom lays down a simple yet profound principle that took him many years to grasp fully: "Improve the Project."

This mantra encapsulates the many elements that go into securing financing for your film.

From attaching well-known actors to acquiring initial development funds, Tom outlines the key steps you need to take to make your project irresistible to investors.

Ever see "we don't accept unsolicited screenplays?"

This episode is for you.

Dive deep with Hollywood insider Scott Kirkpatrick and Jason Brubaker as they as they pull back the curtain on how to sidestep industry gatekeepers and get your screenplay on producers' desks.

Discover the allure of 'goldmine genres' and navigate the intricate dance between Indie and Studio Hollywood.

This episode gives you  actionable strategies to ensure your work lands in the right hands.

Arm yourself with insider knowledge.

Many movie producers focus solely on the one big feature film, hoping for a big payday. But what if there was a way to produce multiple streams of movie income between your bigger projects? This episode will help you think bigger with smaller projects. 

Unlock the potential of your filmmaking career as we delve into the seven levels of movie producing in this insightful episode. Here's a sneak peek at our comprehensive guide:

1. Introduction - Understanding the seven levels of movie producing.

Tune in for an engaging journey through the different stages of filmmaking, complete with practical advice and invaluable industry insights.