IFH 029: Blueprint to Make it in the Film Business with Richard "RB" Botto from Stage 32
Blueprint to Make it in the Film Business with Stage 32Have you ever wanted an easy blueprint to make it in the film business? I know I have. Well you are in for a treat. I had an amazing interview wi...
3 Des 20151h 46min
IFH 028: How Quentin Tarantino is Keeping Film Alive w/ The Hateful Eight
Ah, the good ol' digital vs film debate. Well you won't get any of that in the article or podcast. With Quentin Tarantino's The Hateful Eight coming out Dec 25, 2015, and it being shot in "Glorious 70...
1 Des 201520min
IFH 027: Kico Velarde - From Being Broke to Emmy Winner
IFH 027: Kico Velarde - From Being Broke to Emmy WinnerThe Cinderella story that is Kico Velarde's life is remarkable. From being a struggling out of work editor to becoming the toast of the Cannes In...
26 Nov 201549min
IFH 026: Is Film School Really Worth the Cost?
Is Film School Really Worth the Cost?Let me start by saying that I’m a big believer in education and constant learning throughout life. I believe that the only way to truly experience the amazing thin...
24 Nov 201517min
IFH 024: How I Made Over $90,000 Selling my Short Film
So I directed a small action short film a few years back called "BROKEN." I shot the film on MiniDV Tape (yes I'm old) on the Panasonic DVX 100a, the indie film workhorse of its day. My team and I fil...
17 Nov 201517min
IFH 023: Crowdfunding Your Indie Film Like a Pro with Emily Best
Crowdfunding has always been a mystery to me. I never really understood how indie filmmakers can raise $50,000, $100,000 or $1,000,000 to make their films. I tried once with the "if I built they will ...
12 Nov 201558min
IFH 022: Does Your Indie Film Have a Audience?
I'm never surprised anymore when I speak to filmmakers and ask them one simple but powerful question, does your film have an audience?I usually just get a blank stare. This is probably the most import...
10 Nov 201513min
IFH 021: Wakaliwood: Introducing Uganda's Quentin Tarantino Isaac Nabwana with Alan Hofmanis
Imagine you were back in the early 1900’s, when the film industry was a newborn. People were learning and experimenting with the new technology of moving pictures.Craftsmen were excited about discover...
5 Nov 201554min
