The Filmmaking Stuff Podcast

On the latest episode of the Filmmaking Stuff podcast, Jason Brubaker dives into the world of artificial intelligence (AI) and its effect on the film industry with Scott Kirkpatrick, Executive VP of Co-productions and Distribution at Nicely Entertainment.

Scott unpacks how AI can simplify film and TV production, yet he underscores the vital role of human creativity. AI isn't replacing us. It's helping us.

The chat covers exciting territory, from AI-script generation to the tech's potential in content editing and virtual product placement.

Notably, Scott flags the need to understand audience tastes. While AI can offer efficiencies, filmmakers must ensure they're at the heart of their stories.

Scott wraps up by reminding us that storytelling is central to our humanity, and tech should amplify, not replace, that.

Check out Scott's book "Mastering the Pitch" for brilliant tips on pitching creative work.

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Get ready for an exclusive interview with indie film producer Tom Malloy, fresh off his incredible journey at the prestigious Cannes Film Festival!

Join us as we dive into Tom's invaluable insights, behind-the-scenes strategies, and untold stories from the event.

With insider tips and the latest trends in movie production and distribution straight from the red carpet, this is an absolute must-listen for every aspiring filmmaker.

Could AI produce movies on demand? In this episode, Jason Brubaker explores how advanced AI technology may revolutionize the film industry.

"Imagine being able to select a genre, plot, and characters of the movie you want to watch. And in seconds, a film based on your preferences starts playing."

Can machines truly crack the code of what makes a movie authentically engaging? Can they account for the happy accidents and the grit that shape the charm of cinema? Or will the human touch always be irreplaceable?

Listen right now. And share this important episode with your friends.

In this exciting episode of Filmmaking Stuff, join host Jason Brubaker as he dives into the captivating world of the Cannes Film Market. Discover valuable insights and insider tips from independent movie producer Tom Malloy.

From navigating the bustling trade show floor to mastering the art of successful meetings, Tom Malloy shares his firsthand experiences and expert advice to help filmmakers like you make the most of the prestigious Cannes Film Market.

Whether you're an aspiring filmmaker or a seasoned pro, this episode is packed with actionable strategies and valuable knowledge that will elevate your game in the international film marketplace. Tune in and get ready to unlock your success at the Cannes Film Market!

Are you tired of being fooled by phony movie producers? Do you want to learn how to spot them quickly and easily? In this episode, movie producer Tom Malloy shares insights and expertise on how to spot the telltale signs of a Hollywood phony. Listen now, and never waste time with these people again!

Do you have a hard time making friends in the movie business?

Do you go to networking events but not talk to anyone?

In this episode, you'll gain tips on approaching important people and building solid relationships in the movie industry.

The European Film Market is a crucial event in the international film industry, and this year it was bigger than ever.

In this episode, Tom Malloy shares the trends, deals, and tactics that work today, including some thoughts on why distributors have started producing their own content.

The European Film Market (EFM) is a key Berlin International Film Festival event.

The EFM is one of the world’s largest and most influential film markets, providing an opportunity for filmmakers, producers, buyers, and sellers from all over the world to come together and do business.

In this episode, film producer Tom Malloy shares his best advice on how to navigate the EFM.

In this episode, we explore the idea that "yes plus time equals no" in filmmaking. In other words, you must take advantage of opportunities when they come up, or you may miss your chance and lose momentum. By following this advice, you can be more productive and produce more movies.

Are you looking to meet people who can potentially invest in your next movie? You need to know what they're looking for. In this episode, we'll discuss five things that attract film investors and help you get your project off the ground!