Richard Lacey Explains the Camera Department to Us
Richard primarily works as a 2nd AC or Focus Puller. However, he has plenty of experience in other roles in the camera department. And he is here to explain to us what the difference between the DOP is to the DIT. To find out more…
Filmcast EP13 – Alternative Math by David Maddox
In the 13th episode of the Filmcast, we review “Alternative Math” an unfortunately true to life look at the world we currently live in from a teacher’s point of view. Listen On: — Play Here: Watch it: Support…
Postcards and Spreadsheets with Actress Allyn Morrison
Allyn started doing theatre in middle school and continued throughout high school and college. After earning a Bachelor of Arts in English at Hillsdale College in Hillsdale, Michigan she decided it was time to pursue acting full time. We discuss the ways we are keeping…
Filmcast EP12 – Outside In by Lynn Shelton
In this episode of the independent film review we look at “Outside In” by Lynn Shelton. An ex-con struggling to readjust to life in his small town forms an intense bond with his former high school teacher. Listen On: — Play Here:…
Producing Their First Feature Film With Benedict Evans & Hudson Hughes
Writer and director Hudson Hughes made a feature film called “Wednesday in Space” with co-producer and friend Benedict Evans. They did this with a budget of only £1,500 and the help of a small group of talented actors and crew. To Find Out More Visit:…
Filmcast EP11 – The Neighbors’ Window by Marshall Curry
In this episode of the independent film review we look at “The Neighbors’ Window” by Marshall Curry. Listen On: — Play Here: You can watch the film on YouTube Support us through Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/NoBudget Buy some sweet gear: https://nobudgetfilmmakers.com/shop/
Directing a Feature Film and Teaching Acting With Conor Armstrong Sanfey
Conor Armstrong Sanfey is a producer, director, and teacher in Dublin, Ireland. In this episode of Diary of An Unemployed Actor, Conor shares a few stories about directing his first feature film “Lift” and discusses his philosophy around teaching acting for stage and screen. …
JoJo Rabbit Review – An Anti-Hate Satire
JoJo Rabbit is one of the most beautifully written films I’ve seen in a long time. From the opening sequence, we know this is going to be an odd yet lovely little film. The title credits play a German version of, “I Wanna Hold Your…