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Bulletproof Screenwriting™ Podcast

Hosted by Bulletproof Screenwriting · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 571 episodes

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About this podcast

The Bulletproof Screenwriting Podcast shows you how to make your screenplays bulletproof. Weekly interviews with Oscar® and Emmy® award winning screenwriters, story specialists, best-selling authors, Hollywood agents and managers, and industry insiders. We cover every aspect of the screenwriting process. This is the screenwriting podcast for the rest of us. No fluff. No BS. Just straight talk that will help you on your screenwriting journey. Some of the past guests include 3X Oscar® Winning Writer/Director Oliver Stone, Eric Roth (Dune, Forest Gump), Edgar Wright (Shaun of the Dead), Richard Linklater (Boyhood, Slacker) James V. Hart (Dracula, Hook), John August (Big Fish, Aladdin), Jim Uhls ( Fight Club), Peter Rader (Waterworld), Diane Drake (What Women Want), Daniel Knauf (Carnival, Blacklist), Derek Kolstad (John Wick) and Pen Densham (Robin Hood, Backdraft) to name a few. Become a supporter of this podcast: <a href="https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/bulletproo

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BPS 473: Why Moving to L.A Might Ruin Your Film Career with Will Ball

May 28, 20261h 22mEp. 473

In this episode, Will Ball—talent agent and founder of a new agency—breaks down the harsh realities of the film and acting industry that most aspiring filmmakers never hear. From the oversaturated market in Los Angeles t

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BPS 472: Why Most Indie Films Fail Before Production Even Starts with Jenna Edwards

May 21, 20261h 12mEp. 472

What really stops independent filmmakers from succeeding? According to producer and actress Jenna Edwards, it’s not talent, money, or even connections—it’s the complete lack of a real plan. In this powerful conversation,

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BPS 471: Why Most Creators Never Finish Their Film (Hard Truth) with James Altucher

May 14, 20261h 7mEp. 471

James Altucher breaks down the real foundation of creativity and why most writers and filmmakers struggle—not because they lack talent, but because they don’t consistently generate ideas. He explains how developing an “i

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BPS 470: Why 99% of Indie Films NEVER Get Distribution with Bill Ostroff

May 7, 20261h 21mEp. 470

What if the biggest obstacle to your film career… isn’t talent—but misunderstanding how the industry actually works? In this eye-opening conversation, Bill Ostroff—founder of one of the longest-running indie film festiva

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BPS 469: Why Most Filmmakers NEVER Finish Their Movies with Rob Dimension

Apr 30, 202652mEp. 469

What if the only thing standing between you and your film career… is you? In this raw and unfiltered conversation, Rob Dimension pulls back the curtain on the real struggles of indie filmmaking—from failed crowdfunding c

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BPS 468: The Indie Filmmaker’s Survival Guide (No Hollywood Required) with Ethan Marten

Apr 23, 20261h 30mEp. 458

Ethan Marten shares his journey from growing up around Hollywood through his father’s connections to forging his own path as an actor, producer, and filmmaker outside the traditional system. From landing early acting rol

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BPS 467: Why Breaking Into TV Is HARDER Than You Think with Sandra Leviton

Apr 16, 202650mEp. 467

In this episode, Sandra Leviton pulls back the curtain on what it really takes to build a career in television and film. From her early days working in reality TV to her time at FX during the rise of hit shows like Sons

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BPS 466: The Screenwriting Software Changing How Writers Work with Guy Goldstein

Apr 9, 202649mEp. 466

Guy Goldstein discusses how his background as both a programmer and screenwriter led to the creation of WriterDuet, one of the most innovative screenwriting tools available today. Recognizing that screenwriting is often

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BPS 465: How to Turn a YouTube Idea Into a Feature Film with Patrick Epino

Apr 2, 202650mEp. 465

Patrick Epino shares how a simple YouTube video about Hollywood tropes evolved into the crowdfunded feature film Awesome Asian Bad Guys. After building an audience through the National Film Society, Patrick and his team

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BPS 464: How to Turn a Short Film Into a Film Career with Jennifer & Kevin Sluder

Mar 26, 202655mEp. 464

Jennifer and Kevin Sluder share their journey from North Carolina to Los Angeles and how they built Sunshine Boy Productions into a growing independent film company. Kevin’s early recognition as a screenwriter opened doo

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BPS 463: The Rodriguez List: How to Make Movies with What You Already Have with Aaron Kaufman & Brian Levin

Mar 19, 202653mEp. 463

Aaron Kaufman and Brian Levin share an unfiltered look at how independent filmmakers can build real momentum by creating instead of waiting. Drawing from experiences ranging from YouTube comedy to studio features, they e

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BPS 462: Finding Your Way into Film Without Film School with David Powers

Mar 12, 20262h 7mEp. 462

David Powers shares his unconventional path into filmmaking, one driven by curiosity rather than credentials. From discovering cinema through genre films and festivals to learning production hands-on through wrestling sh

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BPS 461: What a Real Film Producer Actually Does with Marc Bienstock

Mar 5, 202645mEp. 461

Marc Bienstock shares an honest look at what producing really means, drawing from decades of experience on both independent and studio films. From his early days at NYU and directing features to becoming a trusted produc

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BPS 460: Making Independent Films Without Hollywood or a Huge Budget with David Ash

Feb 26, 202651mEp. 460

On today’s episode, we meet David Ash, a filmmaker who perfectly embodies the spirit of the weekend warrior — balancing a demanding corporate career, a family of four, and a thriving passion for filmmaking. Living in the

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BPS 459: How Filmmakers Can Win in the Digital Marketing Age with David Feinman

Feb 19, 202655mEp. 459

David Feinman shares how cinematic storytelling can be used to build successful businesses and viral experiences. From creating Zombie Run—a nationwide immersive event inspired by zombie films—to founding Viral Idea Mark

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BPS 458: Finding a New Creative Path in Indie Film with Charmane Star

Feb 12, 202651mEp. 458

Charmane Star shares her unexpected journey from a small role in Black Dynamite to discovering a deep passion for independent filmmaking. What began as a routine booking evolved into a Sundance Film Festival premiere and

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BPS 457: The Untold Stories of Women in Action Cinema with Melanie Wise

Feb 5, 202652mEp. 457

Melanie Wise, a former model and actress, discusses her transition to producing due to height-related challenges in acting. She produced the horror action film "Hannah's Gift," which she also starred in, and faced issues

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BPS 456: The New Rules of Indie Filmmaking No One Is Teaching with the Jalbert Brothers

Jan 29, 20261h 2mEp. 456

The Jalbert Brothers share how they built their filmmaking careers by embracing low budgets, consistent output, and hands-on learning. Rather than waiting for funding or studio approval, they focused on making films with

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BPS 455: How to Turn a Script Into a Movie Without Hollywood’s Help with Chris Jay

Jan 22, 20261h 19mEp. 455

Chris Jay, once a touring musician with the rock band Army of Freshmen, found a new creative path when the music industry shifted and opportunities dried up. Instead of giving up, he and his bandmate Aaron Goldberg turne

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BPS 454: What Really Happens After You Write the Script with Michael K. Snyder

Jan 15, 20261h 4mEp. 454

Michael K. Snyder shares a behind-the-scenes look at what it really takes to build a sustainable screenwriting career. From film school and early networking with Lloyd Kaufman to moving to Los Angeles with a plan, Michae

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