The Expert Process podcast: Recent Episodes
Deronte Smith
Each week this podcast explores industry specific best practices, sage advice and experienced counsel from some of the leading voices in know how and entrepreneurship.
Who is Peyton McDavitt you ask? Only one of the biggest talents in Hollywood! She's been on shows like Grey's Anatomy, House, Criminal Minds, Rizzoli & Isles and more! Peyton stops by to share her secrets on booking gigs, staying focused and how she secures the bag! Tune in for a fantastic show!
Marlene Sharp should write a tell all as her years of experience shine through . In this interview we learn how and why kids programming and animation is gated from access by the smaller players and why the big companies keep getting bigger.
Celia Catunda is a true trailblazer as she carved out her own lane in the big world of animation. As an early innovator in a space that was expanding at a rapid rate, Celia found her way by creating her own animation company and establishing lovable characters that have garnered over 2 billion views online worldwide, leading to a deal with Discovery Kids. Celia shares how she did it, the steps she recommends and a clever scheme to be successful in today’s short attention span society. This is part 2 of 2.
Celia Catunda is a true trailblazer as she carved out her own lane in the big world of animation. As an early innovator in a space that was expanding at a rapid rate, Celia found her way by creating her own animation company and establishing lovable characters that have garnered over 2 billion views online worldwide, leading to a deal with Discovery Kids. Celia shares how she did it, the steps she recommends and a clever scheme to be successful in today’s short attention span society. This is part 1 of 2.
As a former VP of Project Development for Starz Animation and executive with Cartoon Network, Heather Kenyon has expansive experience in developing kids animation. Heather left the confines of the corporate life to start her own shingle Citizen Skull Productions where, most recently, she landed a deal for Deepa & Anoop with Mattel Television developed for Netflix. Listen in as Heather gives the skinny on what makes the difference in making it or breaking it in the animation/ TV Industry.
With a storied career under her belt, Lisa Goldman has earned the right to be called "Top Dog" as she affectionately calls herself. After visiting India for a speaking engagement series, Lisa came up with an idea for an animation. Little did she know it would be 17 years before the project finally saw the light of day.
Lisa is the Co-creator of the absolutely adorable Netflix Original, Deepa and Anoop. The series won four Kidscreen Awards! Best New Show, Best Inclusivity, Best Music and Best Voice Talent. This is part 3 of a 3-part series.
With a storied career under her belt, Lisa Goldman has earned the right to be called "Top Dog" as she affectionately calls herself. After visiting India for a speaking engagement series, Lisa came up with an idea for an animation. Little did she know it would be 17 years before the project finally saw the light of day.
Lisa is the Co-creator of the absolutely adorable Netflix Original, Deepa and Anoop. The series won four Kidscreen Awards! Best New Show, Best Inclusivity, Best Music and Best Voice Talent. This is part 2 of a 3-part series.
With a storied career under her belt, Lisa Goldman has earned the right to be called "Top Dog" as she affectionately calls herself. After visiting India for a speaking engagement series, Lisa came up with an idea for an animation. Little did she know it would be 17 years before the project finally saw the light of day.
Lisa is the Co-creator of the absolutely adorable Netflix Original, Deepa and Anoop. The series won four Kidscreen Awards! Best New Show, Best Inclusivity, Best Music and Best Voice Talent. This is part 1 of a 3-part series.
An Interview with Munjal Shroff, Co-creator of the absolutely adorable Netflix Original, Deepa and Anoop. The series won four Kidscreen Awards!! Best New Show, Best Inclusivity, Best Music and Best Voice Talent. He is the first Asian creator to have won four Kidscreen Awards.
Munjal Shroff is the co-founder of Graphiti Studios and is based in Mumbai, India. Graphiti is a content powerhouse with a 27-year track record of crafting high-quality content. The studio has produced shows with Nickelodeon, Disney, Cartoon Network, and Netflix.
Their latest series Krish, Trish and Baltiboy - Bharat Hain Hum is based on unsung heroes from the Indian Freedom Struggle. It’s the first show in the world to be released globally simultaneously in 19 languages on Netflix and Amazon Prime Video. This is part 2 of a 2-part series.
An Interview with Munjal Shroff, Co-creator of the absolutely adorable Netflix Original, Deepa and Anoop. The series won four Kidscreen Awards!! Best New Show, Best Inclusivity, Best Music and Best Voice Talent. He is the first Asian creator to have won four Kidscreen Awards.
Munjal Shroff is the co-founder of Graphiti Studios and is based in Mumbai, India. Graphiti is a content powerhouse with a 27-year track record of crafting high-quality content. The studio has produced shows with Nickelodeon, Disney, Cartoon Network, and Netflix.
Their latest series Krish, Trish and Baltiboy - Bharat Hain Hum is based on unsung heroes from the Indian Freedom Struggle. It’s the first show in the world to be released globally simultaneously in 19 languages on Netflix and Amazon Prime Video. This is part 1 of a 2 part series.
Jean Thoren is animation royalty. As publisher and president of Animation Magazine and the Animation World Summit, taking place Nov. 1st-3rd, 2023, Jean is a woman on the move! Jean's time in animation dates back to the late 70's when animation was just starting out. She and her former husband, Terry, are attributed with laying the groundwork of much of what we know as animation today having developed shows like The Simpsons, Rugrats, The Wild Thorenberries, and more.
And lastly, Jean may just be the most interesting woman in animation as she has toe curling stories she shares that would make anyone's hair stand on the back of their neck! And she bares all in this episode. Yikes! Tune in for another great interview and find her at www.animationmagazine.net. This is the final, part 3, of a three part series.
Jean Thoren is animation royalty. As publisher and president of Animation Magazine and the Animation World Summit, taking place Nov. 1st-3rd, 2023, Jean is a woman on the move! Jean's time in animation dates back to the late 70's when animation was just starting out. She and her former husband, Terry, are attributed with laying the groundwork of much of what we know as animation today having developed shows like The Simpsons, Rugrats, The Wild Thorenberries, and more.
And lastly, Jean may just be the most interesting woman in animation as she has toe curling stories she shares that would make anyone's hair stand on the back of their neck! And she bares all in this episode. Yikes! Tune in for another great interview and find her at www.animationmagazine.net. This is the second installment of a three part series.
Jean Thoren is animation royalty. As publisher and president of Animation Magazine and the Animation World Summit, taking place Nov. 1st-3rd, 2023, Jean is a woman on the move! Jean's time in animation dates back to the late 70's when animation was just starting out. She and her former husband, Terry, are attributed with laying the groundwork of much of what we know as animation today having developed shows like The Simpsons, Rugrats, The Wild Thorenberries, and more.
And lastly, Jean may just be the most interesting woman in animation as she has toe curling stories she shares that would make anyone's hair stand on the back of their neck! And she bares all in this episode. Yikes! Tune in for another great interview and find her at www.animationmagazine.net. This is the first of a three part series. Enjoy!
In this week's show, we meet the uber-talented, rising star in animation, Mounia Aram, who lives in Paris. Although she calls Paris home, her heart is in her home continent of Africa where she is opening an animation school and academy to meet the growing demands of diverse representation in animation. To support her efforts you can make a donation at https://kbfus.networkforgood.com/projects/55051-a-kbfus-funds-association-mounia-aram-fr
Meet April Showers, who turned her passion for helping underserved communities into a thriving business and brand with her Afro Unicorn product. April shares the ups and downs in her journey to get her product onto the shelves of major retailers like Walmart, not an easy thing to do at all!
Katiedid Langrock's career is a little off the beaten path...well, a lot off the beaten path actually! She began her career in DC, went to LA, and wound up in Georgia where she has carved out a career allowing her to work remotely as a writer...and that's rare air! Katiedid is very frank about her experiences and she drops nuggets of knowledge every writer needs to take note of. If you're trying to become a writer, listen to those who write!
In part 3 of the 3 part series, animation exec and producer Jan Stebbins, wraps up her interview with stellar career advice for anyone looking to break into animation!
Jan Stebbins shares how she got started in the animation industry and climbed the ladder in part 2 of this 3 part series.
This is a special edition of The Expert Process with renowned animation head lady in charge Marlene Sharp. Marlene's industry knowledge is expansive and we delve into the ins and outs of what plays into top animations being nominated for the highly coveted Oscar.
Life-long producer, showrunner, line producer, and development executive Jan Stebbins shares her insights on how to be successful in the business of animation.
In this episode, we chat with the Executive VP of Falcons Beyond, a luxury hotel resort, and theme park development company with their latest theme park opening in the Dominican Republic. Eric talks about their plans for developing an IP (intellectual property) they purchased and expanding the franchise across animation, gaming, and more mediums.
Anne Wells is the prolific writer, director, and producer of the feature length movie An Accidental Zombie Named Ted. Her career spans decades as she originally began as an actress but made her way into producing movies that she wanted to make in order to further her career.
Bruno Chetlin is the founder of Film festivals.com and a world producer of independent film. He has launched the careers of prominent directors/ producers such as the late John Singleton, and created a platform that is a springboard producers around the globe use today.
Deronte Smith along with guest host acting coach/ film festival head/ actor Greg Thompson interviewed renowned, elite casting director Faith Hibbs Clark. Her insights for parents with young actors as well as beginners are invaluable.
We're back! After stepping away for nearly two years, Deronte Smith is back with Season 2 of incredible tips and resources to help filmmakers up their game to the next level. And be sure to check out the show's new look on our YouTube channel where you can see the guests for an enhanced listening experience.
Brian and Laurence Avenet Bradley are a husband-wife filmmaking duo who have defined what it means to pursue your passion, make movies, and establish a paying career in one of the hardest industries to break into - film and television. With more than 20 years in the industry and five feature films under their belt, they have earned their place as industry professionals in the ever-shifting landscape of indie film.
You can learn more about their latest film Echoes of Fear now available on Blu-ray signing at Dark Delicacies https://www.darkdel.com/store/p1609/Sun%2C_Mar_29th_4_pm%3A_Echoes_of_Fear_BR.html
And the update for the reschedule of their DVD signing here. https://www.facebook.com/events/721991128337626/
And to learn more about the Expert Process Master Class join our mailing list today at www.TheExpertProcess.com.
Brian and Laurence Avenet Bradley are a husband-wife filmmaking duo who have defined what it means to pursue your passion, make movies, and establish a paying career in one of the hardest industries to break into - film and television. With more than 20 years in the industry and five feature films under their belt, they have earned their place as industry professionals in the ever-shifting landscape of indie film.
You can learn more about their latest film Echoes of Fear now available on Blu-ray signing at Dark Delicacies https://www.darkdel.com/store/p1609/Sun%2C_Mar_29th_4_pm%3A_Echoes_of_Fear_BR.html
And the update for the reschedule of their DVD signing here. https://www.facebook.com/events/721991128337626/
And to learn more about the Expert Process Master Class join our mailing list today at www.TheExpertProcess.com.
Barry Victor Piacente is a professional actor residing in Atlanta. While he is known for his roles on popular TV shows, he is on a mission to share his harrowing story of surviving COVID-19! To learn more go to ShareHope.us and look for it on Instagram too.
To learn more about our online master class join our mailing list at www.TheExpertProcess.com.
Barry Victor Piacente is one of the fastest-growing actors in Atlanta as he has booked several major TV shows in his three short years as a professional actor. Barry's work ethic, attitude, and ability to network himself effectively have resulted in some terrific opportunities and appearances on major television shows. Join us as Barry spills the tea on how he lands his roles and befriends casting directors who can make or break actors' careers. Find Barry at https://www.imdb.com/name/nm4344729/
And to learn more about our online masterclasses please join our list for details at www.TheExpertProcess.com.
Barry Victor Piacente is one of the fastest-growing actors in Atlanta as he has booked several major TV shows to include The Resident, BET's The Quad, Lee Daniel's Star, and MacGyver, in his three short years as a professional actor. Barry's work ethic, attitude, and ability to network himself effectively have resulted in some terrific opportunities and appearances on those major television shows and more. Join us as Barry gives us the rundown on how he lands his roles and befriends casting directors who can make or break actors' careers. For more on Barry see his IMDB profile at https://www.imdb.com/name/nm4344729/
For more on our master class series feel free to join our mailing list at www.TheExpertProcess.com.
The IFAP Awards does a bang-up job each month in bringing talented filmmakers to a panel discussion sure to enlighten those interested in the field. This episode wraps up a 4 part series with a Q and A session sure to please curious minds. Be sure to check out the IFAP Awards at https://www.ifapawards.com.
And for more information on our master class, go to www.TheExpertProcess.com.
This is part three of a 4 part episode of "A Conversation With..." highlighting the struggles and triumphs of women in film. The panel is put on each month by the Independent Film Association of Philadelphia and Executive Director Floyd Marshall Jr.
The panelists in this episode series are writer/ producer/ director Christina Faith, actor/ writer/ producer/ director Jesabelle Montero, actor/ writer/ producer/ director Tiffany Yancey, actor/ writer/ producer/ director Shameka Sawyer, and documentary film producer/ festival programmer for the Philadelphia Latino Film Festival Chrystal Sotomayor.
Tune in for some really insightful information this group of ladies has to share. For more on the foundation or festival go to https://www.ifapawards.com/.
And to learn more about our Master Class go to www.TheExpertProcess.com.
This is part three of a 4 part episode of "A Conversation With..." highlighting the struggles and triumphs of women in film. The panel is put on each month by the Independent Film Association of Philadelphia and Executive Director Floyd Marshall Jr.
The panelists in this episode series are writer/ producer/ director Christina Faith, actor/ writer/ producer/ director Jesabelle Montero, actor/ writer/ producer/ director Tiffany Yancey, actor/ writer/ producer/ director Shameka Sawyer, and documentary film producer/ festival programmer for the Philadelphia Latino Film Festival Chrystal Sotomayor.
Tune in for some really insightful information this group of ladies has to share. For more on the foundation or festival go to https://www.ifapawards.com/.
And to learn more about our Master Class go to www.TheExpertProcess.com.
This is part two of a 4 part episode of "A Conversation With..." highlighting the struggles and triumphs of women in film. The panel is put on each month by the Independent Film Association of Philadelphia and Executive Director Floyd Marshall Jr. The panelists in this episode series are writer/ producer/ director Christina Faith, actor/ writer/ producer/ director Jesabelle Montero, actor/ writer/ producer/ director Tiffany Yancey, actor/ writer/ producer/ director Shameka Sawyer, and documentary film producer/ festival programmer for the Philadelphia Latino Film Festival Chrystal Sotomayor.
Tune in for some really insightful information this group of ladies has to share. For more on the foundation or festival go to https://www.ifapawards.com/.
And to learn more about our Master Class go to www.TheExpertProcess.com.
Join us for "A Conversation With..." the award-winning straight talk series produced by the Independent Film Association of Philadelphia and Floyd Marshall Jr.
This 4 part episode of "A Conversation With..." highlights the struggles and triumphs of women in film. The panel is put on each month by the Independent Film Association of Philidelphia and Executive Director Floyd Marshall Jr. The panelists in this episode series are writer/ producer/ director Christina Faith, actor/ writer/ producer/ director Jesabelle Montero, actor/ writer/ producer/ director Tiffany Yancey, actor/ writer/ producer/ director Shameka Sawyer, and documentary film producer/ festival programmer for the Philadelphia Latino Film Festival Chrystal Sotomayor. Tune in for some really insightful information this group of ladies has to share. For more on the foundation or festival go to https://www.ifapawards.com/.
And to learn more about our Master Class go to www.TheExpertProcess.com.
The American Film Market is the pinnacle of success for many filmmakers who aspire to have their films should domestically and abroad. The market, affectionately known as the AFM, is nestled in beautiful Santa Monica, California, and takes place in November each year.
Those who know my story also know that I had an insanely unusual experience in my first year attending the market, culminating with a million-dollar offer, an invitation for brunch with an A-list celebrity, and the short-lived but endearing title of “That Guy.” Tune in for this two-part episode to hear just how amazing it all was!
To learn more about the business of filmmaking, getting your movie made and sold go to TheExpertProcess.com to register for the free webinar today. Also, check me out on YouTube, IG, and Facebook at TheExpertProcess.
The American Film Market is the pinnacle of success for many filmmakers who aspire to have their films should domestically and abroad. The market, affectionately known as the AFM, is nestled in beautiful Santa Monica, California and takes place in November each year.
Those who know my story also know that I had an insanely unusual experience in my first year attending the market culminating with a million-dollar offer, an invitation for brunch with an A-list celebrity, and the short-lived but endearing title of “That Guy”. Tune in for this two-part episode to hear just how amazing it all was!
To learn more about the business of filmmaking, getting your movie made and sold go to TheExpertProcess.com to register for the free webinar today. Also, check me out on YouTube, IG, and Facebook at TheExpertProcess.
Mark Stolaroff is the hardest working indie producer in Hollywood and also the most humble. His work spans 20+ years working with famed directors like Chris Nolan, actors such as Patrick Fabian (Better Call Saul), and writers like Adam Marvis (21 Bridges with Chadwick Bosman).
Mark knows how to make movies on a budget and for cheap! His unique techniques have gotten him awards in film festivals, notoriety around the LA scene, and distribution deals, but let him tell it, it's no big deal. Find out what Mark has to say that can help you get your movie made today. You can locate Mark at www.MarkStolaroff.com.
And for more on where to find our Master Class, go to www.TheExpertProcess.com to join our free webinar today. By the way, subscribe today to be sure not to miss any future shows. And check me out on my new YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bFpr4lsdG3A.
In this episode, Leigh Stewart, of the South Eastern International Film & Music Festival in Nashville, TN, shares her wisdom from years of producing for television and now film. Her passion led her around the globe from the UK to China. Armed with producer credits, film sales, and a film festival of her own, Leigh knows how to make an impact with your film in the ever-expanding film landscape. Learn more about the festival at www.SouthEasternFilm.com.
And to learn more about our master class series, go to www.TheExpertProcess.com to register for the free webinar today.
In this second installment, we learn the ins and outs of the film hustle with Floyd Marshall Jr. who has some straight forward advice for anyone trying to make it in the film industry...put in the work!
Floyd Marshall Jr. lays out the case for putting in the necessary work to attaining success as a filmmaker. And Floyd knows film, having begun his career as an actor turned filmmaker, to now the director of the IFAP Awards! Floyd's road to success has taken many twists and turns as he tells us but one thing Floyd has is tenacity, and it was his drive that has taken him to the point of having one of the most popular up and coming festivals on the East Coast! To learn more go to the IFAP Awards on Filmfreeway.com.
And to learn more about The Expert Process master class, go to www.TheExpertProcess.com to register for the free webinar today!
This week we learn the ins and outs of the film hustle with Floyd Marshall Jr. who has some straight forward advice for anyone trying to make it in the film industry...put in the work!
Floyd Marshall Jr. lays out the case for putting in the necessary work to attaining success as a filmmaker. And Floyd knows film, having begun his career as an actor turned filmmaker, to now the director of the IFAP Awards! Floyd's road to success has taken many twists and turns as he tells us but one thing Floyd has is tenacity, and it was his drive that has taken him to the point of having one of the most popular up and coming festivals on the East Coast! To learn more go to the IFAP Awards on Filmfreeway.com.
And to learn more about The Expert Process master class, go to www.TheExpertProcess.com to register for the free webinar today!
In this second of a two-part episode, we talk with Greg Thompson who is known for his candor in coaching actors to successful careers in film and television, and also for his time as director of the Silver Springs Film Festival in Ocala, Florida.
Greg Thompson gives us the rundown on what it takes to make it as a budding filmmaker and newbie actor coming into a very vicious industry. Greg teaches at The University of Texas at El Paso Department of Theater and Dance. You can reach him at 4GregThompson on Facebook.
And for more on our filmmaking master class, go to www.TheExpertProcess.com.
In this first of a two-part episode, we talk with Greg Thompson who is known for his candor in coaching actors to successful careers in film and television, and also for his time as director of the Silver Springs Film Festival in Ocala, Florida.
Greg Thompson gives us the rundown on what it takes to make it as a budding filmmaker and newbie actor coming into a very vicious industry. Greg teaches at The University of Texas at El Paso Department of Theater and Dance. You can reach him at 4GregThompson on Facebook.
And for more on our filmmaking master class, go to www.TheExpertProcess.com.
In part two of this interview we hear from one of the most impactful voices in the horror genre, Mr. Horror Happens himself, Jay Kay. Jay shares an enlightened perspective on the current state of the genre, how to approach horror film festivals, and where the opportunities are that lie ahead. If you're debating making your indie horror film, you should do yourself a favor and give this two-part episode a listen! You can learn more about Jay at www.HorrorHappens.com, www.HorrorHoundMagazine.com, www.DredCentral.com, and the www.horrornewsnetwork.net/. Or find him on social media at A Strange Man in a Film Land.
To register for the informational webinar on our upcoming film master class, go to www.TheExpertProcess.com.
In part one of this episode we hear from one of the most impactful voices in the horror genre, Mr. Horror Happens himself, Jay Kay. Jay shares an enlightened perspective on the current state of the genre, how to approach horror film festivals, and where the opportunities are that lie ahead. If you're debating making your indie horror film, you should do yourself a favor and give this two-part episode a listen! You can learn more about Jay www.HorrorHappens.com, www.HorrorHoundMagazine.com, www.DredCentral.com, and the www.horrornewsnetwork.net/. Or find him on social media at A Strange Man in a Film Land.
To register for the informational webinar on our upcoming film master class, go to www.TheExpertProcess.com.
Firstly, congratulations to the Georgia Latino Film Festival & Alliance on becoming an Oscar-qualifying film festival for 2020! Hooray! And congratulations to Yvette Moise on her promotion as the newly appointed President of the film festival and alliance. It's been a big year for the GLFF, and we know there's lots more to come!
This is part two in the two-part series. In this episode, we continue with our candid conversation with Yvette and the festival's founder, Jose Marquez, about what it means to be Latino in America, how Latinos must take control of the narrative with their stories, how you can get your film, commercial, music video, or web series into their film festival, and where the industry jobs are. This interview is cram-packed with lots of goodies, which is why we had to break it into two episodes. See their website to learn more: https://georgialatinofilmfestival.org/.
And for our show notes, resource links, and more details on the dates of our upcoming master class series visit us at www.TheExpertProcess.com.
Firstly, congratulations to the Georgia Latino Film Festival & Alliance on becoming an Oscar-qualifying film festival for 2020! Hooray! And congratulations to Yvette Moise on her promotion as the newly appointed President of the film festival and alliance. It's been a big year for the GLFF, and we know there's lots more to come!
This is part one in a two-part series. In this episode, we have a candid conversation with Yvette and the festival's founder, Jose Marquez, about what it means to be Latino in America, how Latinos must take control of the narrative with their stories, how you can get your film, commercial, music video, or web series into their film festival, and where the industry jobs are. This interview is cram-packed with lots of goodies, which is why we had to break it into two episodes. See their website to learn more: https://georgialatinofilmfestival.org/.
And for our show notes, resource links, and more details on the dates of our master class series visit us at www.TheExpertProcess.com.
In this episode, we talk about all things Cannes with indie film distributor Michael Jack Shoel of Ariztical Entertainment, see https://www.ariztical.com/. Michael's career spans more than 30 years carefully crafting a niche in specialty films with LGBTQ themes and actors. Today Michael shares his insight into getting your movie exhibited at the Cannes Film Market, Sundance, and the American Film Market. We met 6 years ago and I can say without a doubt Michael is the real deal!
To access the show notes, links, and resources, or to join the hundreds of filmmakers signing up for our online master class, just go to www.TheExpertProcess.com to register today. Be sure to take advance of our trial offer and free class to audit. Thanks, and enjoy the show!
In this episode, we talk with a film sales agent, producer, and distributor Marc Clebanoff on the secrets to getting film distribution going into 2020 and beyond. The game has changed and Marc tells us we must change with the times! Tune in for some keen insight into the next steps of your film career. Learn more about Marc's film courses where he shares vital details filmmakers need to sell their films at http://bit.ly/ExpertProcessFilmInsAndOuts.
You can sign up for our show notes for free and/or masterclass in filmmaking right now also at http://TheExpertProcess.com. By the way, if you enjoy the show, please share the episode and leave a review! Thanks in advance, Deronte'.
In this episode film producer, author, and founder of BreakingIntoHollywood.org Angela Hutchinson lays out the formula for finding success in Hollywood. After moving out to Los Angeles in 2001 with only a few hundred dollars, a used Kia and a dream, Angela scrapped and clawed her way into a success having worn multiple hats in an industry that was lackluster to women's entrepreneurial endeavors. Join us for an enlightening discourse of what it takes to break into Hollywood!
In this episode, Scott McMahan of FilmTrooper.com interviews the managing director of the American Film Market (AFM) Jonathan Wolf. Their conversation spans the gambit of knowing what the market is and is not, how to approach sales agents, what it means to get distribution. If you've never been a film market, you'll likely find the curtain pulled back exposing the Wizard of Oz, and you'll get a better understanding of the difficulties filmmakers face in getting their movies acquired.
In this episode fellow film trooper Scott McMahan, of FilmTrooper.com discusses his take on taking your film to a film market, such as the American Film Market or trying your luck at film festivals. If you're trying to determine the best path forward for your film or you just want some solid advice, I highly recommend you check this episode out!
Listen along as we talk with expert film instructor Dov Simens who gives us the rundown on how to make movies on the cheap! Dov's class, webfilmschool.com, is an established classic and boasts such celebrity graduates as Will Smith, Queen Latifah, Quentin Tarintino, and Guy Richie. Dov's no-nonsense approach to filmmaking can set you on the course to success at the American Film Market (AFM) and getting distribution... join us for the enlightening convo today!