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Show Don't Tell: Micro-Budget Filmmaking
Noam Kroll
261 episodes
4 days ago
Each week, filmmaker Noam Kroll shares valuable insight into the world of micro-budget filmmaking, geared towards true DIY filmmakers looking to get out there and create their own films.
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Each week, filmmaker Noam Kroll shares valuable insight into the world of micro-budget filmmaking, geared towards true DIY filmmakers looking to get out there and create their own films.
Show more...
TV & Film
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Making 4 Features & Building a Sustainable Indie Film Model With Nick Psinakis
Show Don't Tell: Micro-Budget Filmmaking
51 minutes
7 months ago
Making 4 Features & Building a Sustainable Indie Film Model With Nick Psinakis
In this episode, I am joined by filmmaker Nick Psinakis to discuss his journey creating four feature films with creative partner Kevin Ignatius and how they've developed a sustainable model for indie filmmaking.

Throughout our conversation, we explore their evolution from DIY beginnings to community-supported productions, with special emphasis on how they've maintained high production value on micro-budgets. Topics covered include:
  • Their progression from a $65K genre film to their newest feature, "Valley View Motel"
  • Building strong community support in small-town Pennsylvania as a production base
  • Maximizing efficiency with minimal crew and strategic location planning
  • Creative approaches to chronological shooting and managing weather variables
  • Navigating the ever-changing sales and distribution landscape
  • The delicate balance between artistic integrity and commercial viability
  • Their post-production workflow and co-directing dynamic
Links from the show: 

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Show Don't Tell: Micro-Budget Filmmaking
Each week, filmmaker Noam Kroll shares valuable insight into the world of micro-budget filmmaking, geared towards true DIY filmmakers looking to get out there and create their own films.