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A wide-ranging conversation about all things micro-budget filmmaking.
Today on Filmmaker Freedom, a super in-depth interview with Marcus Mizelle.
Marcus is a multi-talented filmmaker with three micro-budget features under his belt, and that's alongside a prolific career directing music videos, working in the grip department, and being a writer/producer.
And pretty soon, he's launching an entirely new kind of film festival dedicated specifically for us micro-budget folks. It's called the Micro Film Tournament, and it looks pretty rad.
Anyhow, this conversation was a blast, and we touch on so many aspects of what it really takes to succeed in this brutal business.
Hope you dig it :)
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-Rob Hardy
Filmmaker Freedom is a new kind of filmmaking podcast. It's handcrafted it for those of us who like to think outside the box, to experiment, to walk our own path instead of doing things the way they've always been done. If you want to make make films you're proud of and make a living from it, this is the show for you. It's full of clear, focused, and actionable advice to help you succeed as an indie filmmaker in a constantly changing world.