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#57 First Feature Film | Panel Discussion

An episode of the The Practical Filmmaker podcast, hosted by The Practical Filmmaker, titled "#57 First Feature Film | Panel Discussion" was published on May 5, 2022 and runs 65 minutes.

May 5, 2022 ·65m · The Practical Filmmaker

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It can be hard balancing school and shooting your first feature film as a student filmmaker.  This week we talk with a panel of filmmakers live from the Sonscreen Film Festival, our sponsor, about how they were able to make their first features. The panel includes three former students and one current professor from Southern Adventist University.  In this episode, they share how their project was funded, what their biggest expense was, and how they've transitioned into full-time filmmaking. Listen to learn how these former students made their first feature film. Key Points:1:55 - After 95 (Production Company) Latest Production 4:24 - Michelle Noland Feature Filmmaker 5:42 - Nicholas Livanos Feature Filmmaker 8:46 - Sydney Tooley Feature Filmmaker12:14 - How they raised funds for their projects17:10 - Biggest Spend19:18 - Transitioning from student to full-time filmmaker 28:13 - Managing life & filmmaking 31:11 - Working with an international crew 35:15 - Favorite gear41:49 - Something going wrong 53:42 - Other jobs to pay bills55:17 - Future plans with filmmaking58:55 - Merging music & filmmaking 59:48 - Where to watch the panels' projects61:42 -  What would you do over again LinksMichelle Noland Film Voices Rising Jared JamisonMichelle NolandSchool of Visual Art & Design at Southern Adventist UniversitySydney TooleyConnect with the Practical FilmmakerFollow The Practical Filmmaker on InstagramWatch more episodes on YouTubeFind more filmmaking resourcesConnect with the Practical FilmmakerFollow The Practical Filmmaker on InstagramWatch more episodes on YouTubeFind more filmmaking resources

It can be hard balancing school and shooting your first feature film as a student filmmaker. 

This week we talk with a panel of filmmakers live from the Sonscreen Film Festival, our sponsor, about how they were able to make their first features. The panel includes three former students and one current professor from Southern Adventist University.  In this episode, they share how their project was funded, what their biggest expense was, and how they've transitioned into full-time filmmaking.

Listen to learn how these former students made their first feature film.

Key Points:
1:55 - After 95 (Production Company) Latest Production
4:24 - Michelle Noland Feature Filmmaker
5:42 - Nicholas Livanos Feature Filmmaker
8:46 - Sydney Tooley Feature Filmmaker
12:14 - How they raised funds for their projects
17:10 - Biggest Spend
19:18 - Transitioning from student to full-time filmmaker
28:13 - Managing life & filmmaking
31:11 - Working with an international crew
35:15 - Favorite gear
41:49 - Something going wrong
53:42 - Other jobs to pay bills
55:17 - Future plans with filmmaking
58:55 - Merging music & filmmaking
59:48 - Where to watch the panels' projects
61:42 -  What would you do over again

Links
Michelle Noland Film
Voices Rising
Jared Jamison
Michelle Noland
School of Visual Art & Design at Southern Adventist University
Sydney Tooley

Connect with the Practical Filmmaker
Follow The Practical Filmmaker on Instagram
Watch more episodes on YouTube
Find more filmmaking resources

Connect with the Practical Filmmaker
Follow The Practical Filmmaker on Instagram
Watch more episodes on YouTube
Find more filmmaking resources

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