Learn more about Outrage here: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt35155463/

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In this video, I interviewed writer-director Brady Nelson and executive producer Neil Fotre on how they made their micro-budget feature film Outrage. Outrage was a self-funded feature on a budget of $20,000 shot in 6 days with SAG actors and a paid crew. Brady and Neil give an absolute masterclass on how they made this film happen, and their secrets to making a legitimate production.

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In this video, we’re diving into the world of indie filmmaking with a director who’s pushing creative boundaries. My guest is Paulo Pérez, the writer and director of The Human Supremacist—a satirical comedy that takes a bold and unexpected look at veganism and diet culture. With a budget under $50K, a minimal crew, and a vision that challenges conventions, Paulo navigated the entire process from script to distribution—landing the film on Amazon Prime.

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Learn more about Indie Rights here: https://www.indierights.com/

In this video, I interviewed Linda Nelson, CEO of Indie Rights, to discuss the ins and outs of indie film distribution. In this interview, we dive into what Indie Rights offers filmmakers, Linda’s advice for success in the ever-evolving industry, and her insights on the current distribution landscape.

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In this video, I interviewed Detroit-based filmmaker Victor Gabriel on how he managed to get his $100 short film on Tubi as well as other major streaming platforms.

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In this video, I interview London-based filmmaker Steve Conway about making his no-budget feature film debut Electrician. Steve primarily made the film without a crew, and managed to distribute to some of streaming’s biggest platforms. You’ll definitely want to hear how he did it.

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In this video, I chat with filmmaker Dwayne Alexander Smith about his experience working with the distribution platform Indie Rights. Indie Rights is a traditional film distributor specializing in helping independent filmmakers reach global audiences through platforms like Amazon, Tubi, and YouTube. They offer a three-year contract with an 80/20 revenue split, allowing filmmakers to retain creative control and ownership of their films. Known for their transparency and commitment to filmmaker satisfaction, Indie Rights has become a trusted partner for many in the indie film community. Dwayne also shares his advice for independent filmmakers and offers insights on the current state of the film industry.

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In this video, I share some thoughts about my relationship with the Oscars ceremony.

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More information on Amanda: https://www.smbtrials.com/aalasauskasAmanda's email: aalasauskas@smbtrials.comIn this video, I interview associate attorney Amanda Alasauskas of Swanson, Martin & Bell, LLP about several topics relating to filmmaking and the law. We discuss when filmmakers should get a lawyer, start a LLC, dealing with copyrighted material, and a whole lot more.Disclaimer: Information in this video should not be taken as legal advice.Lawyers For the Creative Arts - Chicago: https://law-arts.org/Finding this video useful? Help support me: https://linktr.ee/awsfilmsFor business inquiries: info@sredmedia.com