Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 27 episodes
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A look at what it takes to make an indie film. Each episode shares advice on things like funding, planning, and getting a project across the finish line, without a studio-sized budget.
Unknown Host hosts Inside Indies, a education show with 27 episodes published.
The next opportunity for indie filmmakers might not be on a big screen. It might be vertical. In this episode of Inside Indies, Anthony López sits down with Nancy Pop , Senior Producer at In Case You Missed It Production
Every great series starts with an idea, but it takes a team to bring it to life. In this episode of Inside Indies, Bishop Porter sits down with Emmy-winning broadcaster and producer Al Roker and bestselling novelist and
Filmmakers and producers are driven by a vision—a compelling story, bold idea, and belief that their project will resonate. But when it comes to financing, banks and investors are focused on something else entirely: the
Indie filmmaking isn’t for the faint of heart. Janek Ambros, producer, director, and founder of Assembly Line Entertainment, shares his journey from finance to filmmaking and the evolution of his company. Known for his s
The secret to staying under budget isn’t just cutting costs. It’s mastering the right tools and strategies. In this episode of Inside Indies, seasoned line producer Steve Gruskin shares his proven methods for managing pr
How do you produce a Grand Jury Prize-winning indie film? Daniel Tantalean joins John Cooke and Anthony López to walk us through the creative, chaotic, and deeply personal journey behind the making of “In the Summers.” F
If your workflow feels like a bigger production than your film, Florian Reimann has a fix you’ll want to hear. In this episode of Inside Indies, Florian joins hosts John Cooke and Steve Bizenov to share how his experienc
Every movie has its stars, but few know about the accountants who keep them on screen. While audiences see the action, production accountants like Brad Field keep the budgets balanced, the crews paid, and the incentives
What does it take to make your first film? Robert Larriviere shares the journey from conceptualizing to having an award-winning debut. John Cooke and Bishop Porter sit down with Robert to unpack the making of This is Jan
What if your next film could do more than win awards… What if it could spark a movement? John Cooke sits down with Ben Arnon, co-founder of Color Farm, to discuss how independent filmmakers can use storytelling to spark
Want to make your budget go further? The right production incentives, from tax credits to rebates, can put real money back into your project if you know how each one works. In this episode of Inside Indies, John Cooke br
An LLC might seem like just another legal formality, but in independent filmmaking, it’s a smart tool that safeguards your vision, your team, and your wallet. In this episode of Inside Indies, host John Cooke shares how
What happens when a film runs over budget or misses its deadline? For many filmmakers, this could mean disaster. That’s where completion bonds come in. In this episode, Fred Milstein, President and CEO of Media Guarantor
The last thing you want on set is a legal headache. In this episode, host John Cooke explains California’s AB5 law, something every filmmaker should understand to keep their production on track. Key insights from this ep
Skip the paperwork, not the progress. In this episode, John Cooke walks you through how digital onboarding tools are streamlining production from day one. Whether you're hiring a crew of five or fifty, discover how onlin
When producer Scott Glassgold flew across Europe with a monster’s head in his carry-on, it wasn’t a stunt. It was part of making Tarot, a breakout horror film that turned an $8 million budget into a nearly $50 million bo
A well-crafted union agreement can make or break your indie production, and no one knows that better than Jessica Johnson and Olga Rodriguez-Aguirre of SAG-AFTRA. John Cooke sits down with Jessica and Olga to demystify t
Timecards are the quiet MVP of any union set. Boring? Maybe. Essential? Absolutely. In this episode, John Cooke breaks down Exhibit G, the daily timecard required by SAG-AFTRA to document performer work hours, breaks, an
Thinking about casting SAG-AFTRA actors? Before you can call “action,” you’ve got to get your paperwork in order, and that starts with becoming a signatory. In this episode, John Cooke guides you through the process, cov
Hiring SAG-AFTRA talent can boost your film’s profile, but the costs can add up fast if you’re not prepared. In this episode, host John Cooke breaks down the essential expenses you’ll face when working with union actors,
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