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EPISODE · Aug 24, 2026 · 24 MIN

The Making of AMERICAN FLAKE | Authentic Indie Filmmaking

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Writer-director Andrew David Paterson, producer-actor Hazel Hering and actor Oliver Austin join Filmmaker Mixer to discuss the feature film AMERICAN FLAKE, an indie comedy that explores grief, friendship, and growing up through authentic, character-driven storytelling inspired by their hometown of Eugene, Oregon.Learn how they cast a first-time actor, balanced comedy with emotional depth, and built a deeply personal feature that feels honest from beginning to end. This episode is packed with practical insights for indie filmmakers, writers, directors, and film students looking to create meaningful stories on a limited budget.

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