Making Movies with Andy Young

Andy sits down (for the 4th time) with Jay Duplass of the Duplass Brothers to talk about "Kevin", a documentary on Austin musician Kevin Gant.

Andy sits down again with Charles Crane to talk about his time at the Cannes Film Festival.

Andy sits down with SXSW Bumpers filmmaker Joe Nicolosi to talk about his viral success online, what he loves about working in Austin and the three things he thinks it takes to be a successful filmmaker. If you aren't familiar with his work, I highly recommend doing a Google search.

Andy sits down with Derrick Comedy member, Mystery Team actor, writer, comedian, author of The Boy Who Couldn't Sleep & Never Had To (you get the idea) Mr.DC Pierson at the 2012 SXSW Festival. To read selections from the interview go to moviemaker.com and check out my column 'Directing on a Dime'. For more information on DC check him out at DCPierson.Com

Andy sits down again with friend/cinephile/SXSW Veteran Charles Crane to catch up on this years SXSW Film Festival. What theysaw, panels they checked out, and things they learned at the festival.

Andy sits down with Derek and Nathaniel to talk about the Oscars this year.

Andy sits down with the Duplass Brothers at this years SXSW to talk about their two new movies Do Deca Pentathlon and Jeff Who Lives at Home, as well as their Cinematography style and how these past four years in the studio system have changed (or not changed) their filmmaking system. You can also read the transcript on Moviemaker.com

Andy sits down with friend/cinephile/SXSW Veteran Charles Crane to talk about this years SXSW Film Festival. What they're hoping to see, panels they might check out, and advice for people new to the festival.

Andy sits down with Emily Hagins (Pathogen, My Sucky Teen Romance) to talk about teen filmmaking, upcoming projects and her views on film school.

Andy sits down with fellow Dingoman Productions member Derek Papa to go over their 2012 Oscar Picks, what they'd like to see from Billy Crystal and the shows from previous years. The stakes have never been higher...

Andy sits down with Man Who Never Cried director Bradley Jackson