Building A Thriving YouTube Channel & Making Micro-Budget Films With Rubidium Wu Of Crimson Engine

from Show Don't Tell: Micro-Budget Filmmaking · host Noam Kroll

Today I am joined by filmmaker and host of the popular Crimson Engine YouTube channel, Rubidium Wu - who is currently in post-production for his latest feature film titled The Devil’s Fortune. Throughout the interview Rubidium shares a behind the scenes look into how he built his incredible YouTube Channel from the ground up, and how it serves as an asset in his feature filmmaking journey. He also touches on his distribution philosophy, editorial process, approach to working outside of LA, and loads more. This is a must listen for any filmmaker looking to use content creation as a means to bring their passion projects to life. Links from the show: Crimson Engine - YouTube Channel Canon Masterclass - Website For more exclusive content like this every Sunday, click here to sign up for my newsletter.

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