Fanboy Film Talk

Creators. producers and writers Shawn Morell & Marc Zatorsky share their insight on the production of their new project, Tweet: the Webseries. They talk about what it took to create this show, why they did it, what exactly made them decide to do it outside the walls of a standard production scenario. That and more! Both Shawn and Marc have experience in the Hollywood system and are willing to put out that info on this podcast for free! Good deal there folks. Make sure you support their show. Go to https://www.youtube.com/user/SeeWorthyFilms2and you can find all the episodes waiting to be seen!

The creators of Dotstudiopro.com call in and share with me what exactly we as content creators stand to gain out of signing up to their digital platform. Their venue is open and ready for all content providers (web-series, short films, feature length, etc,) This interview should give you insight on another means for you to earn money from what you're creating.Be sure to visit their website and sign up for the Beta. Our feedback is what will make the system they have in place work all the better. You can reach me @mrgreen75 on Twitter. And like our All The Way Live business page! Thanks guys!

Actress Ali Froid joins me on the podcast to talk about what exactly are actors looking for when dealing with the low-budget Independent producer. Can you actually get qualilty work on your film when you have no money? Where should you even begin to search if you need to find talent? Is craigslist a viable option for you to look for actors?

Host Brian Green chats with a screenwriter about the periels of entering the field, how difficult it can be, what suggestions can be given on getting past the hurdles and more.

Filmmaker "Johnny Blayz" joins me for a discussion on how he was able to create a movie with a limited budget (as most of us are) and make it look good. If you haven't seen his short film "CLUTCH" you can see it herehttp://youtu.be/FINk_5-r4BwIf the link doesn't work, copy and paste into your address bar. There is also a shorter version available online to see (3 min version). Enjoy the interview and the film!