EPISODE · Jul 30, 2020 · 58 MIN
Writing & Directing The $10,000 Feature Film “Mr. Misfortune” With Filmmaker Rick Caplan
from Show Don't Tell: Micro-Budget Filmmaking · host Noam Kroll
On this episode I am joined by writer/director Rick Caplan who recently completed and released his feature film Mr. Misfortune. This micro-budget production was shot for under $10,000 in just 10 shooting days, and was brought to life in a truly unique way. As Rick outlines over the course of our chat, he had to wear a lot of hats on this production to make it a reality. Not only did he write and direct the project, but also shot the film and handled all the post-production himself - including music composition and color correction. Throughout the discussion, we get into the nitty gritty on each of these steps, critical lessons learned along the way and much more! Links from the show: Mr. Misfortune on AmazonRick Caplan on Twitter For more content like this visit www.noamkroll.com
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On this episode I am joined by writer/director Rick Caplan who recently completed and released his feature film Mr. Misfortune. This micro-budget production was shot for under $10,000 in just 10 shooting days, and was brought to life in a truly unique way. As Rick outlines over the course of our chat, he had to wear a lot of hats on this production to make it a reality. Not only did he write and direct the project, but also shot the film and handled all the post-production himself - including music composition and color correction. Throughout the discussion, we get into the nitty gritty on each of these steps, critical lessons learned along the way and much more! Links from the show: Mr. Misfortune on AmazonRick Caplan on Twitter For more content like this visit www.noamkroll.com
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