Misha Calvert & Raye Spielberg On Making Their Powerful Short Film PINK FLAGS

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

In this episode, I am joined by director Misha Calvert and actor Raye Spielberg to unpack their latest short film PINK FLAGS - a figure skating drama that stars both Raye and her husband Sawyer Spielberg. Throughout our discussion, we dive into the collaborative process at length, with special emphasis on the merits of working with close friends and family. Topics covered include: Misha's journey from directing comedy & TV to making a full scale short film Turning a $50K budget into $300K of production value Raye's three months of figure skating training & how it helped set this film apart The dynamics of actor-director workflows when working with friends Benefits of short films vs. long form projects Much more! Links from them show: Misha Calvert - Instagram Misha Calvert - Website Misha Calvert - ClassesRaye Spielberg - Instagram Raye Spielberg - Website Sign up for my newsletter for exclusive filmmaking insight each Sunday.

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