EPISODE · May 26, 2025 · 32 MIN
How to Build a Movement Around Your Film with Brandon and Whitney Cawood ('To Dye For')
from Have You Seen My Film? A Kinema Podcast · host Kinema, Christie Marchese, Ron Passaro
How do you build your email list to over 160,000 people - before your film is even available? We talked to first time filmmakers Brandon and Whitney Cawood about the release of their incredibly impactful documentary 'To Dye For,' which explores the risks associated with synthetic food dyes and the personal stories of families affected by them.Brandon and Whitney share their unique approach to filmmaking, emphasizing the importance of education and storytelling in making a real impact. They discuss their distribution strategy, audience engagement, and the incredible response they've received since the film's release. Key Topics:🎬 The motivation behind To Dye For🎬 The importance of education in creating impact🎬 Building an audience and community engagement🎬 Distribution strategies for independent filmmakers🎬 Real-world impact and legislative changes inspired by the film🔗 LinksWebsite: todyeforthedocumentary.comFacebook Group: Dye Free Family / dyefreefamily More on Kinema for Filmmakers here: https://bit.ly/kinemayoutube🎙️ Hosted and co-produced by Christie Marchese🎬 Produced and edited by Ron Passaro 💻 https://kinema.com/
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How do you build your email list to over 160,000 people - before your film is even available? We talked to first time filmmakers Brandon and Whitney Cawood about the release of their incredibly impactful documentary 'To Dye For,' which explores the risks associated with synthetic food dyes and the personal stories of families affected by them. Brandon and Whitney share their unique approach to filmmaking, emphasizing the importance of education and storytelling in making a real impact. The...
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