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Making a $7000 Feature Film in 14 Days With Robert Rodriguez As a Mentor

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

Back in episode 35, Jamie Jung was on the show to discuss his experience acting in a $7000 feature film, funded by Robert Rodriguez for his “Rebel Without A Crew” series. Today, Jamie is back on this show with his director Alejandro Montoya Marin who, as a one-man-band, directed and produced his feature film in just 14 days.Over the course of the interview, Jamie and Alejandro not only speak to what they learned from Robert Rodriguez as acted as a mentor for this film, but also share their words of wisdom on micro-budget filmmaking from a high-level. Topics covered include: Navigating a career as an indie filmmaker, the importance of self-generated content, working in a market outside of NY or LA, tips and techniques for working as a one person crew, and much more.Links from the show:http://www.go90.comhttp://www.elreynetwork.comhttp://www.alejandromontoyamarin.comhttp://www.jamiehjung.comFor more content like this visit www.noamkroll.com

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