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Brace yourselves for a cosmic journey as we unravel the mesmerizing tale of Max, a young astronomer whose relentless curiosity leads him to extraordinary discoveries. This isn't just about stargazing and celestial phenomena; it's about an adventure that bridges the gap between speculation and reality, transforming UFOs from a subject of controversy to a beacon of hope and inspiration. We're gonna walk you through Max's journey, from his first otherworldly sighting in the quiet desert town of Roswell to his astonishing discovery of an ancient extraterrestrial artifact. We promise you, this is a journey of discovery unlike any other!Here's a tantalizing teaser for you: imagine witnessing a series of lights dancing perfectly in sync across the sky, revealing evidence of intelligent extraterrestrial activity? Yes, that's what Max experiences, and it's just the beginning! As the world's attention turns towards the stars, Max leads a daring expedition that uncovers a message from an advanced civilization beyond Earth. Get ready to be amazed by the power of human curiosity and collaboration as we delve into an adventure that proves the most extraordinary mysteries of the universe can be unraveled with scientific rigor and an open heart. This isn't just a story; it's a testament to the limitless bounds of discovery when we dare to look beyond.Support the show

Prepare to have your reality questioned as we unravel the fascinating concept of simulation theory. We invite you to join us on this thrilling journey where we navigate through the blurred lines of reality and virtuality, powered by cutting-edge technology and age-old philosophy. We dissect Nick Bostrom's seminal 2003 paper, 'Are You Living in a Computer Simulation?' and ponder over Elon Musk's conviction that our existence is likely computer-generated. Delve into the conversation as we question the very fabric of our existence.We stir the pot further as we draw connections between simulation theory and the Mandela Effect, a phenomenon that has sparked heated debates among scholars and laymen alike. Are they echoes of a parallel universe or snippets of a simulated one? As we grapple with these questions, we also touch upon the eerie sensation of deja vu. Could it be a glitch in the matrix? To add another layer of complexity, we explore quantum mechanics' enigmatic concepts of quantum indeterminacy and the double-slit experiment, which challenge our perception of reality.Finally, we address the elephant in the room - the implications of the simulation hypothesis. What does a simulated reality mean for our understanding of morality, religion, and free will? Could phenomena like the Fibonacci sequence, UAPs, and cryptid sightings be signs of a simulated universe? As we spiral deeper into this thought-provoking conversation, we also discuss the intersection of AI and simulation theory. What are the implications for our relationship with virtual or AI entities, and ultimately, our understanding of reality? Join us for an unforgettable exploration of these complex questions. Just remember, buckle up - it's going to be a wild ride.Support the show

If there were a line between the natural and the supernatural, would you dare to cross it? Today, we step into the chilling realm of the mythical Dogman - a creature that shreds our comfort zones and leaves us questioning our understanding of the world. We share with you a story so spine-tingling, it will raise the hairs on the back of your neck: a skeptic's terrifying encounter in a haunted forest as he sought to debunk the eerie legend of the Dogman, a fusion of man and wolf.Hold your breath as we navigate through the shocking aftermath of his encounter, his transformation from a confident skeptic to a man reduced to a shadow of his former self. His desperate pleas for belief, dismissed by many, echo our own innate fear of the unknown. But, the Dogman is more than just a creature lurking in the darkness; it's a metaphorical mirror, reflecting our primal fears and the mysteries we can't explain. So, brace yourselves as we plunge into this enigma, challenging what we perceive as reality and reminding ourselves that even in an age of reason, there are terrors that defy understanding.Support the show

Ever wondered about the red-eyed creature that haunted West Virginia in the 1960s? Get ready to take a trip back in time, as we journey into the mystery of the Mothman, a phenomenon that captivated Point Pleasant. From the chilling encounter of Roger and Linda Scarberry to eerie tales from grave-diggers near Clintonan, we traverse the bewildering sightings and their profound impact on those who experienced them.Dare to explore the unknown as we delve into theories of extraterrestrial entities, mass hysteria and the perplexing connection between the Mothman and the ominous Men in Black. We'll also test the waters around Dr. Robert L. Smith's sandhill crane theory, dissecting why it doesn't completely solve the enigma. It's an episode packed with suspense and intrigue, promising a deep dive into the baffling legacy of the Mothman.In the final segment, we venture into how this cryptid phenomenon resonates globally, drawing comparisons with tales like the Betty and Barney Hill abduction and the infamous Roswell incident. Not only do we discuss how the legend transcends boundaries and cultures, but we also highlight John Keel's 'The Mothman Prophecies' and how it propelled the Mothman narrative into mainstream consciousness. Prepare to be riveted as we pull back the veil on the captivating allure of the Mothman mystery.Support the show

Have you ever felt the allure of the unknown, the allure of a creature that exists just beyond the edge of proven reality? Strap in for a thrilling ride as we embark on an enthralling exploration into the captivating world of Bigfoot. We start our journey by unraveling the roots of Bigfoot legends.Imagine a creature, unknown yet familiar, elusive yet present felt through every whispered tale, every claimed sighting. We shift our focus towards these sightings and their implications. From the forests of the Pacific Northwest to the vast expanses of East Texas and the craggy terrain of the Sierras, Bigfoot has been reported in numerous locations. Could it be a robust species yet to be classified, or perhaps something more? Enthralling encounters and intriguing propositions await as we dissect the stories and the evidence.As we conclude our journey, we question, dissect and evaluate theories about Bigfoot. Is it a relic hominid, an unknown species of ape, or something more otherworldly? We also touch upon the challenges of studying such an elusive creature and the potential significance if indeed a new species is discovered. But the fascination doesn't stop here. Bigfoot - a creature that continues to captivate our imaginations, a legend that thrives despite a lack of concrete evidence. It's a journey of discovery and mystery. So, are you ready to step into the enigmatic world of Bigfoot? Join us on this captivating ride.Support the show

What if we told you there's more lurking in the woods than you think? Brace yourself for an electrifying journey into the world of the elusive creature known as the dogman, a cryptid shrouded in ancient roots and whispered tales. Our episode guides you through the intricate tapestry of history and cultural significance this creature has woven, and brings to light its unexpected surge in popularity during the 80s. Prepare to be chilled as we recount the eerie encounters with the dogman, most notably the Beast of Ray Road accounts impeccably chronicled by our host, J. Horton. Hear firsthand accounts of how these encounters have shaped local culture, sparked curiosity, and kept the legend of the dogman alive in American cryptid lore. We also dig into the chilling saga of Mark Shackleman's haunting face-off with the dogman that will make you reconsider your next camping trip.However, it doesn't stop there. We venture into the realm of the uncanny, discussing the dogman's alleged bipedalism, the environmental challenges it would face, and the possibility of it being a supernatural shapeshifter. We scrutinize the sparse physical evidence tethered to the dogman claims and the uphill battle in validating them. As we wrap up this intriguing journey, we ponder upon the dogman's place in cryptid mythology, its influence on our understanding of the world, and its persistent cultural relevance. Whether a skeptic or a believer, this episode will challenge your perceptions, stir your curiosity, and leave you hungry for more.Support the show

Tahoe Joe2022 · 1 hr 28 minTV-MAHorrorIn 2022, a filmmaker and Green Beret have their reality shaken to the core when setting out to document their search for a missing Bigfoot hunter.StarringDillon Brown Amanda Morgan Hunter Nino Michael RockDirected byDillon Brown Michael RockSupport the show

Today, I'm talking to filmmkaer Jaron Lockridge. Support the show

Alok Mishra tells us how 1BR, the new horror film starring Nicole Brydon Bloom, overcame fire, the leads bailing, and a theft that forced a freeway chase to end up on Netflix.Support the show

Watch it on Tubi now!Children of Sin2022 · 1 hr 34 minTV-MAHorrorTwo siblings fight to escape the Abraham House, a sinister religious retreat in the woods that their abusive stepfather put them in.Support the show

The Transformations of the Transformations of the Drs. Jenkins2021 · 1 hr 37 minTV-MAComedyDetermined to create the ultimate pandemic movie, filmmakers recruit 20 of their friends to each shoot a segment of their art film. A lot goes wrong.Directed byKate McCoid   Michael J. Epstein   Stephen Stull   Bob RoseSupport the show

Michael and Sonny Mahal have raised over 3 million dollars on their indie films on indiegogo over the past few years. They share their secrets here. Support the show

After motivational influencer Laughing Lexi goes missing, theories abound as fans and haters try to uncover the truth about what happened to her.StarringVictoria VertugaDirected byVictoria VertugaSupport the show

Director Steve Morris discusses his new horror movie He KNOWS. available now on Tubi Tv. Masked killer Sammy the Elf, who knows when you've been good or bad, punishes the naughty in a small midwestern town during the holidays.Support the show

check out the movie here  -    https://www.birdiesthemovie.com/Today I'm interviewing birdie's director Troy Carlton and Producer Samuel W. ReedI Make Movies that Make Money. My mission here is to help independent filmmakers earn more money doing what they love, making movies, and to make a positive impact in the filmmaking community through the power of video.  I publish weekly videos on Film Marketing,  Distribution, and independent filmmaking  in general, in order to help other filmmakers make money with independent films. Support the show

I Make Movies that Make Money. My mission here is to help independent filmmakers earn more money doing what they love, making movies, and to make a positive impact in the filmmaking community through the power of video.  I publish weekly videos on Film Marketing,  Distribution, and independent filmmaking  in general, in order to help other filmmakers make money with independent films. Support the show

Check out Slime City, Slime City Massacre, Widow's Point and keep an eye out for Guns of Eden. Support the show

Today I'm breaking down my general approach to editing narrative features by talking about how I'm doing my latest movie CRAVING.Support the show

Building a Film Career from Shorts with Izzy LeeSupport the show

RICK PAMPLINScreenwriter and motion picture director Rick Pamplin spent the early years of his career as an award-winning print and broadcast journalist (CBS News) in Michigan before heading to Hollywood. He spent 18 years in Los Angeles, writing and selling movies to Warner Bros., Walt Disney Pictures and Universal Studios, writing and directing on the syndicated TV series GLOW: Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling (1986) and writing and directing his first feature film Provoked (1989).Pamplin left to begin an independent production company at Universal Studios Florida where he developed, wrote and directed a series of award-winning projects including Michael Winslow Live (1999), Hoover (2000) starring Academy Award-winner Ernest Borgnine, Magic 4 Morons (2000) also starring Winslow and A Dog's Life: The Oscar Lose Story (2008).The original screenplay for "Hoover" is included in the permanent collection of the Motion Picture Academy library in Los Angeles. Pamplin has been nominated on "Best Director" ballots by the Directors Guild of America and the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, among other recognition, awards and achievements.Films and television shows written and/or directed by Rick Pamplin are currently in distribution worldwide and have been seen theatrically, on premium cable and commercial television, on multiple streaming and on-demand sites, on DVDs, digital downloads and other formats, generating millions and millions of dollars of revenue.Pamplin created, wrote and directed his latest feature-length documentary Movie Money CONFIDENTIAL (2022) featuring Burt Reynolds and Salma Hayek, inspired by the Louise Levison book "Filmmakers & Financing." Worldwide distribution rights were acquired by Kaczmarek Digital Media Group (KDMG) for a March 2022 release.Currently Pamplin is writing and directing a new documentary feature film for distributor KDMG for release in 2022. After that, he will also write and direct four new independent feature films, a comedy, a documentary and two dramas, slated for production in 2022-25.Support the show

www.cravingmovie.comMy mission here is to help independent filmmakers earn more money what they love, making movies, and to make a positive impact in the filmmaking community through the power of video.  I publish weekly videos on Indie Film Marketing, Indie Film Distribution, and independent filmmaking in genera to help other filmmaker make money with independent films. If you want to help support my channel, but aren't interested in joining my youtube memberships. You can donate directly here. https://paypal.me/thejhorton?country.x=US&locale.x=en_US Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/thejhorton)

Eric Gibson, a Louisiana native, is an active producer, writer, director, and actor. Eric is a passionate filmmaker and founder of Gorilla Tree Film Co. Most importantly he is the proud father to three children and one cat. His favorite hangout is at the crafty table and once while filming at a haunted location he was attacked by a ghost.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/thejhorton)

Sean Reid and j. discuss breaking down and scheduling a script for production.SEAN REID is a veteran Producer/Director/Writer of feature films, television programming, news and music specials. His television experience includes management roles at E! NEWS LIVE (E!), as well as, producer positions on the THE ROB NELSON SHOW (Fox), and SQUARE OFF (TV Guide Channel) and CENTRAL AVE (Fox).In addition to running his own production company New Cinema Tribe and a new streaming network WORLD ONE TV, he and J. Horton have produced several features together, including DEATHDAY, BAD EYES, BROWN VIBES: THE STORY OF REDEMPTION, RYHMECOLOGY: WRITE BETTER RHYMES and several upcoming features.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/thejhorton)

Shaked Berenson dropped by to discuss making his way has an independent producer in today's marketplace. He's produced movies like TURBO KID and The Aggression Scale.My mission here is to help independent filmmakers earn more money what they love, making movies, and to make a positive impact in the filmmaking community through the power of video.  I publish weekly videos on Indie Film Marketing, Indie Film Distribution, and independent filmmaking in genera to help other filmmaker make money with independent films. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/thejhorton)

Today I'm explaining how I raised over 50k for CRAVING through indiegogo. www.cravingmovie.comMy mission here is to help independent filmmakers earn more money what they love, making movies, and to make a positive impact in the filmmaking community through the power of video.  I publish weekly videos on Indie Film Marketing, Indie Film Distribution, and independent filmmaking in genera to help other filmmaker make money with independent films. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/thejhorton)

Today I'm talking to Chris Rupert who recently completed a successful indiegogo campaign for his sci-fi/horror film Transient.He breaks down how he ran his crowdfunding campaign.My mission here is to help independent filmmakers earn more money what they love, making movies, and to make a positive impact in the filmmaking community through the power of video.  I publish weekly videos on Indie Film Marketing, Indie Film Distribution, and independent filmmaking in genera to help other filmmaker make money with independent films. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/thejhorton)

Joe Bartone is back discussing making his first feature film. This is a great conversation. We discuss going over budget, expecting things to go wrong, advantages of casting musicians, maintaining quality on a low budget and much more. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/thejhorton)

Today I'm talking to the best selling author of Fast, Cheap & Under Control: Lessons Learned from the Greatest Low-Budget Movies of All Time (Fast, Cheap Filmmaking Books) John GaspardSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/thejhorton)

Today Sean is discussing with J. Horton making movies that matter. How to use issue driven topics to deepen your film and to widen your market appeal. And we're happy to take off topic questions throughout.SEAN REID Sean is a veteran Producer/Director/Writer of feature films, television programming, news and music specials. His television experience includes management roles at E! NEWS LIVE (E!), as well as, producer positions on the THE ROB NELSON SHOW (Fox), and SQUARE OFF (TV Guide Channel) and CENTRAL AVE (Fox).In addition to running his own production company New Cinema Tribe and a new streaming network WORLD ONE TV, he and J. Horton have produced several features together, including DEATHDAY, BAD EYES, BROWN VIBES: THE STORY OF REDEMPTION, RYHMECOLOGY: WRITE BETTER RHYMES and several upcoming features.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/thejhorton)

The folk behind the popular filmmaking podcast Around the Reel drop by to discuss the lives of an independent filmmakers.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/thejhorton)

SEAN REID Sean is a veteran Producer/Director/Writer of feature films, television programming, news and music specials. His television experience includes management roles at E! NEWS LIVE (E!), as well as, producer positions on the THE ROB NELSON SHOW (Fox), and SQUARE OFF (TV Guide Channel) and CENTRAL AVE (Fox).In addition to running his own production company New Cinema Tribe and a new streaming network WORLD ONE TV, he and J. Horton have produced several features together, including DEATHDAY, BAD EYES, BROWN VIBES: THE STORY OF REDEMPTION, RYHMECOLOGY: WRITE BETTER RHYMES and several upcoming features.J. HortonMy mission here is to help independent filmmakers earn more mone what they love, making movies, and to make a positive impact in the filmmaking community through the power of video.  I publish weekly videos on Indie Film Marketing, Indie Film Distribution, and independent filmmaking in general. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/thejhorton)

Today I'm talking about independent film with UK filmmaker Ryan Hendrick. We talk about how he found funding and made his first feature film Lost at Christmas. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/thejhorton)

Joe Bartone is back discussing making his first feature film. This is a great conversation. We discuss going over budget, expecting things to go wrong, advantages of casting musicians, maintaining quality on a low budget and much more. My mission here is to help independent filmmakers earn more money what they love, making movies, and to make a positive impact in the filmmaking community through the power of video.  I publish weekly videos on Indie Film Marketing, Indie Film Distribution, and independent filmmaking in genera to help other filmmaker make money with independent films. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/thejhorton)

J. Horton and Sean Reid discuss the importance of making movies that matter. SEAN REID Sean is a veteran Producer/Director/Writer of feature films, television programming, news and music specials. His television experience includes management roles at E! NEWS LIVE (E!), as well as, producer positions on the THE ROB NELSON SHOW (Fox), and SQUARE OFF (TV Guide Channel) and CENTRAL AVE (Fox).In addition to running his own production company New Cinema Tribe and a new streaming network WORLD ONE TV, he and J. Horton have produced several features together, including DEATHDAY, BAD EYES, BROWN VIBES: THE STORY OF REDEMPTION, RYHMECOLOGY: WRITE BETTER RHYMES and several upcoming features.J. HortonMy mission here is to help independent filmmakers earn more mone what they love, making movies, and to make a positive impact in the filmmaking community through the power of video.  I publish weekly videos on Indie Film Marketing, Indie Film Distribution, and independent filmmaking in general. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/thejhorton)

Today I'm talking to the VP of Distribution and Marketing from Vision Films Kristen Bedno. We talk about what it's like to work in distribution, the importance of transparency in distribution, how filmmakers can assist distributors in their marketing, some common mistakes filmmakers make and how to submit films to a distributor.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/thejhorton)

Today I'm talking to David Madison, the filmmaker behind the indie horror hit MR. HUSH and the survival thriller Wit's End. He shares how he made and distributed Mr. Hush, transitioning to a documentary feature, his distribution and marketing strategies and making movies with heart.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/thejhorton)

A New Cinema Tribe | Don't Call It UrbanFilmmaker Sean A. Reid drops by to talk diversity in film, how it's not necessary to go to film school, going from network TV to independent features and much more.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/thejhorton)

Today, I'm talking to UK based Screenwriter Tom Joliffe.We get into what it takes to be working screenwriter in the low budget realm. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/thejhorton)

Crowdfunding expert Justin Giddenings (The Kickstarter Guy) shares his crowdfunding secrets. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/thejhorton)

Today I'm talking about distribution options for movies with budgets $50,000 or lower. What's the best options for these films? What are the differences in distributors at this level? Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/thejhorton)

From Feature Filmmaker to Youtuber0:00 getting started on youtube back in the day3:20 monetization changes 20187:25 applying filmmaking distribution to youtube8:13 nice things about me14:05 jeffs greatest asset has a content creator14:45 youtube is not all about the views15:40 identifying has a YouTuber17:32 stigma about youtube for filmmakers21:55 youtube is a broadcast studio for everyone25:06 quit doing features and do youtube29:57 clipping33:52 distribution shouldn't be an ego thing38:15 authoring dvds46:30 jeff's feature on youtube104:05 scripted videosSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/thejhorton)

Today, I'm taking us through amazon's journey with independent film, from createspace to Prime Video Direct to them kicking indie films off and not taking anymore for SVOD. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/thejhorton)

Today Sean talks to Gary Jones, the director of Escape from Death Block 13, Chris Hahn, one of the stars and Phil Garrett, the producer.ESCAPE FROM DEATH BLOCK 13After the death of his brother, Mick travels to America to seek Justice. Wrongly convicted of extortion and attempted murder, Mick is sent to Pleasant Hill Penitentiary's notorious death block 13. Seething with revenge after discovering the truth behind his brother's death, Mick's rage ignites an explosive riot as he makes a daring escape from death block 13.-SEAN REID is a veteran Producer/Director/Writer of feature films, television programming, news and music specials. His television experience includes management roles at E! NEWS LIVE (E!), as well as, producer positions on the THE ROB NELSON SHOW (Fox), and SQUARE OFF (TV Guide Channel) and CENTRAL AVE (Fox).In addition to running his own production company New Cinema Tribe and a new streaming network WORLD ONE TV, he and J. Horton have produced several features together, including DEATHDAY, BAD EYES, BROWN VIBES: THE STORY OF REDEMPTION, RYHMECOLOGY: WRITE BETTER RHYMES and several upcoming features.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/thejhorton)

Today, I'm talking to horror Filmmaker Dustin Ferguson. He has directed well over 100 feature films in less than a decade and is creating his own indie empire. We talk about what sets him apart from other low budget filmmakers, the importance of good marketing, how he shoots films so fast and repackaging older titles for release.0:00 who dat0:32 what about your work excites you the most2:19  low budget but blockbuster mentality2:55 what separates you from other low budget filmmakers4:18 no such thing as luck kinda 5:00 how do you shoot so fast6:05 writing process6:45 running a fun set8:24 repackaging older titles9:26 designing posters learning new things11:54 working with name talent13:11 from movies to TV15:30 thoughts on social media promotion17:10 what is coming up in 202220:39 giving up some control as you grow Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/thejhorton)

Sean Reid, filmmaker (producer, director, writer) talks to a new guest in the world of independent cinema and content creation every week. This week's inaugural guest is Marcus Nall from the Comedy Youtube channel Mixed Nutts.MIXED NUTTS a commentary and interview channel new to the scene covering news stories to current events and life hacks and drinking stories SEAN REID is a veteran Producer/Director/Writer of feature films, television programming, news and music specials. His television experience includes management roles at E! NEWS LIVE (E!), as well as, producer positions on the THE ROB NELSON SHOW (Fox), and SQUARE OFF (TV Guide Channel) and CENTRAL AVE (Fox).In addition to running his own production company New Cinema Tribe and a new streaming network WORLD ONE TV, he and J. Horton have produced several features together, including DEATHDAY, BAD EYES, BROWN VIBES: THE STORY OF REDEMPTION, RYHMECOLOGY: WRITE BETTER RHYMES and several upcoming features.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/thejhorton)

Sean Reid, filmmaker (producer, director, writer) talks to a new guest in the world of independent cinema and content creation every week. This week's inaugural guest is our very own J. Horton.Sean Reid is a veteran Producer/Director/Writer of feature films, television programming, news and music specials. His television experience includes management roles at E! NEWS LIVE (E!), as well as, producer positions on the THE ROB NELSON SHOW (Fox), and SQUARE OFF (TV Guide Channel) and CENTRAL AVE (Fox).In addition to running his own production company New Cinema Tribe and a new streaming network WORLD ONE TV, he and J. Horton have produced several features together, including DEATHDAY, BAD EYES, BROWN VIBES: THE STORY OF REDEMPTION, RYHMECOLOGY: WRITE BETTER RHYMES and several upcoming features.THE WEEKLY REID is a live stream, filmmaking interview show. New Cinema Tribe - www.newcinematribe.comWorld One TV - www.worldonetv.com***CORRECTION - I was way off on Fort Wayne's Population. i think I said a few million in the interview. 'Fort Wayne's 2021 population is now estimated at 341,428. In 1950, the population of Fort Wayne was 141,179. Fort Wayne has grown by 1,807 since 2015, which represents a 0.53% annual change.'0:00 The Weekly Reid0:45 Alec Baldwin Shooting Tragedy2:20 becoming a filmmaker5:10 most important lesson from Film School7:30 from Film School to Professional Filmmaker12:55 importance of doing diverse work15:40 budget ranges and shoot lengths18:45 striking out on your own as a producer21:56 getting into documentaries23:25 rereleasing older movies27:20 why i like documentary filmmaking29:30 documentary collaborations32:13 how bad amazon has hurt35:31 distribution strategy in 202238:05 getting back into narrative films39:40 desert island tv series40:22 why did you start a youtube channel43:00 what has youtube taught you45:10 Five questions48:00 best part of being a pro filmmaker48:35 coming up on this channel51:10 netflix and dave chappellSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/thejhorton)

Today, I'm speaking with John Lepper, co-owner of Cyfuno Ventures, an independent film sales company. We get into distribution, misconceptions indie filmmakers have about distributors and sales agents and much more. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/thejhorton)

Today I'm talking to Filmmaker Jeff Frumess. We talk about how many filmmakers today have a chip on their shoulders, how EVERYONE is making movies, if movies today can have the kind of social impact that 90's hits like Clerks and Reservoir Dogs and how Jeff keeps making movies. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/thejhorton)

Indie Filmmaking is His Business - With Tom KonkleToday, I'm talking with Filmmaker/Actor Tom Konkle. We get pretty deep into his directing and acting processes and how he went about creating a 40's film noir on a micro budget.His latest movie starring Vernon Wells  is called Trouble is My Business.You can check it out free on tubi tv.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/thejhorton)

Today, I'm talking to filmmaker Joe Bartone about his new upcoming film Everything will be fine in the end. Joe gives out some FANTASTIC advice on both traditional fundraising and crowdfunding, both of which he's utilizing for his new movie.He also gives out some great tips for screenwriters and dealing with actors.  You won't want to miss this one.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/thejhorton)