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Indie Forever runs on one belief: indie artists can do a lot more than they’ve been told they can. Hosted by indie filmmakers Sasha Leigh Henry and Tania Thompson, we talk all things indie—film, music, design, creative careers, and how we’re fumbling forward one project at time. Join the community on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/cw/EverydayPpl
Everyday, People Art + Films hosts indie forever, a society show with 20 episodes published.
We’re back! After a little summer hiatus, we’re catching up on some of the movies everyone’s been talking about, from blockbusters to some of the most talked about smaller releases. First up: The Odyssey . One of the mos
The internet might call Damien Hauser an AI filmmaker, but would he? According to him, "definitely not.” And we agree. In this week’s episode, we sat down with the 24-year-old writer and director to talk about his latest
This week on the podcast, we’re talking about the highs and lows of living an unstructured life. The freedom can be beautiful. No set path, no rigid schedule, no one telling you exactly how your days have to look. But th
This week on the podcast: notes! How to give them. How to receive them. How to figure out which ones are actually useful and which ones are just someone projecting their own taste onto your work. A very real conversation
This week, we’re catching up and checking in, which means chatting about writing deadlines, weird workflows, the psychological horror of always feeling like something is due, and the very specific chaos of trying to bala
Our first guest conversation is here ! This is part one. Be sure to listen to part two, exclusively here. This week, we’re talking with Malkah Manouel about launching Lunette Films after her time at MUBI, building a home
New name! New episode! New platforms! We’re now Indie Forever - a name that reflects what this has always really been about: independence as an ethos, not just a budget. Still rooted in indie film, but expanding the conv
Multitasking is often celebrated as a skill but sometimes the real skill (read: challenge) is knowing when it’s helping and when it’s costing you. This week we get into the difference between productive momentum and burn
This week we talk about realizing that while we love Everyday People as our production company name (and we’re keeping it), there are, however, just too many other Everyday People titles out there for it to work as a use
This week we’re talking about creative compromise - what it actually looks like in development, and where the line is between being collaborative and losing the thing you set out to make. We get into navigating notes tha
We saw the Is God Is trailer and went “uh oh.” This week we’re talking about the feelings artists rarely admit to out loud: jealousy, ego, and what it actually feels like when you see someone else make something that liv
To our beloved subscribers: First thing's first - sorry this episode is coming to you late this week! Sasha forgot to hit publish on the post. OUR BAD. Promise it's still worth the watch! Alright, now second, on to the O
This week we're checking in with each other and with y'all. Navigating the industry right now as an independent creative is a bit of a mind f*ck. We discuss burnout, riding the waves of a creative career in today's clima
This week we’re talking decks — what makes them good, the different kinds you actually need, and why a creative deck isn’t just for selling a show… it’s also for aligning your collaborators. We get into pitch decks vs. c
Episode 5: All Things Writing Pt. 2 This one’s a rapid-fire Q&A where we get into the writing rules we live by, the ones we think are wildly overrated, and what keep us sane through the hard parts. We talk worst notes we
In this first writing-focused episode, we talk about the kind of rejection that lives inside the writing process itself. We talk about writing for hire versus writing for yourself. About rejecting each other’s ideas in a
Earlier this year, creator @gracefullygabbie started publicly tracking her goal of collecting 1,000 rejections. She logs the auditions, brand pitches, and submissions she makes - with the understanding that more no’s ine
This episode is a direct response to a question we received from one of our viewers, Gavin, who is currently in post on his feature: What has your experience with Filmhub actually been like? In this Distro Dump, we break
Everyone talks about premieres and sales. Almost no one talks about what comes after. In this episode, we share our first monthly distribution update on Dinner With Friends — the decisions and some of the trade offs. The
TL;DR: We started a podcast and episode one is all about awards. Jump to 29:10 if you want our thoughts on this year's Oscars. Welcome to the Everyday, People Podcast (EPP), we’re excited to share this first episode wher
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