Tomfoolery started with big dreams and a small budget right out of college. His adventures capture the true essence of indie film.

This video reveals the behind-the-scenes of how he and his team brought their film "Hilda" to life. They created a team, maximized every dollar, and made quick crucial decisions. From urgent fundraising to game-changing choices, learn how they turned chaos into creativity. 💡

Thomas Morgan, the unexpected filmmaker who never went to film school! 🎬 Watch our latest podcast episode where Thomas shares his incredible journey from real estate to the film industry, all happened through a casual conversation with none other than Morgan Spurlock 🌟

Susan Sarandon and Morgan Spurlock helped him create documentaries that touched hearts and even got him to speak to Congress 🏛️

46s-Film Making honors the memory of Morgan Spurlock, an influential documentary filmmaker who recently passed away. His work not only inspired countless filmmakers but also made an impact on audiences around the world. Morgan's legacy will continue to inspire future generations in the film industry. Rest in peace, Morgan Spurlock (1970-2024) 🕊🕯

Are you dreaming of making films but feel like it's too late or too hard? Thomas’s story will show you that it’s never too late to chase your dreams and make a mark. Plus, find out how he manages to keep creating impactful films without formal training.

Join us this week as she shares her incredible journey from rocking out as a band singer to producing major Hollywood hits. Listen to her stories from her early days at Paramount Pictures to her pivotal roles in creating films like "Eyes Wide Shut" and "Agent Cody Banks". Watch her talk about breaking through in a tough filmmaking industry, overcoming challenges as a producer, and taking the leap into indie filmmaking.

She also breaks down how digital tech is reshaping filmmaking. From promoting movies on social media to using new digital distribution methods, get the scoop on how the movie biz is changing.

Want to get inspired, learn some top film industry secrets, and see what it takes to make your mark in movies?

Adam Ethan Crow takes us on his incredible journey from being a journalist to becoming a well-known indie director. He talks about starting out writing for radio and then making films that go against big studio trends. He gives us a real look at the ups and downs of making movies independently, showing how passion, hard work, and creativity can lead to surprising success.

Adam shares stories about making great films on a tight budget, getting them out there despite the odds, and the important lessons he learned.

Ever wondered what it’s like to have your dream project shelved by a huge entertainment company? It sounds tough, but what if that wasn’t the end of the story?

Listen to DJ Dodd, a seasoned producer in film and reality TV, as he takes us on a tour of his career in the entertainment world. From his early days in reality TV to making big films, he's seen it all—the good, the bad, and everything in between. DJ Dodd spills the beans on how to craft sizzle reels that grab attention, how film distribution is changing, and what streaming means for indie filmmakers. Whether you're just starting or aiming to level up your game, his insights are sure to help you on your filmmaking journey.

Spero Stamboulis left his regular job to dive into the world of TV and movies. He tells us about his unexpected switch from acting to producing, all thanks to a lucky break that happened during a location mix-up on set. This little incident helped him move into production, and he’s made nearly twenty films since 2007.

In this episode, we'll hear some cool behind-the-scenes tales and learn about the choices that help a movie succeed in the market. With digital platforms changing how films get to us, what do you think are the main challenges and chances for indie filmmakers today?

Join Michele as she takes us from her college days at Tel Aviv University to creating films that make a difference. Find out how she made her first big splash in the movie world with a daring love story amidst Israeli-Arab tensions, all while she was just 20! It’s a story filled with grit, creativity, and how movies can open our eyes and bring us together.

Imagine starting from scratch and making your way into big-shot studios like 20th Century Fox, Sony, and Lionsgate. Now picture taking all that experience and starting your own company during the hype of VR. That's Najeeb for you - a true example of never giving up, thinking out of the box, and always pushing the limits in the ever-changing world of movies.

Najeeb's story is all about breaking the mold, coming up with cool new ideas, and making sure films keep evolving.

What do you think about mixing VR and movies? Or how can we make sure more diverse stories get told?