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EPISODE · Aug 31, 2026 · 54 MIN

Military to Film Making w/ Marcus Davila

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SummaryIn this episode, Marcus Davila shares his journey from film enthusiast to filmmaker and producer, discussing his projects, the importance of authenticity in film, and insights into the industry. He also talks about his upcoming movies, the challenges of filmmaking, and the value of supporting local talent.Chapters00:00Introduction and guest introduction01:43Marcus's background and passion for film03:09Influences from martial arts and action movies05:22Starting in filmmaking and early projects06:49Distribution and streaming success of The American Coyote07:16Authenticity in storytelling and personal experiences09:22The state of Los Angeles and social issues10:54Mental health and societal challenges12:34Advice for aspiring filmmakers and fighters14:36Cultural roots and family history in film18:57Upcoming projects: Blood Dead and The Vaqueros of Hawaii24:52Casting fighters and authentic fight scenes33:18Community events and supporting local talent43:15Future plans and film release timelines50:29Closing thoughts and social media links#likeandsubscribe #comment #share #austin #makingmovies #viral #follow #blooddebt #americancoyote #texas #rl #podcast #fyp #sanantonio #movies #director #210 #film

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