Fake Movies Have No Resonance - Alex Munoz [Founder of FYI Films]

In this Film Courage video interview, Filmmaker and FYI (Films By Youth Inside) Founder Alex Muñoz talks about fake movies have no resonance.

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[EtheriumSky]

Just a huge thanks to the fantastic lady who goes around selflessly filming all these incredibly valuable interviews without ever even trying to make the channel all about her :). Thanks a ton!

[speakFILM.]

His film academy would be awesome!

And He’s right ! The most exciting cinema is happening outside of Hollywood!

[SeanHillofficial]

This right here is what I'm talking about. Writing, directing, and producing real life experiences is the way. This guy knows what he's talking about. Bravo!

[comegetfrankfrankshitoshow]

I love this interview. The value of film explained right there.

[davidram]

Preach brother, that was the wake up call coming to Hollywood, ppl don’t want crap films anymore, that’s why tv shows are so successful- better stories being told

[RawHeadRay]

In 100 years filmmakers will be amazed to learn that in the old days they wrote every word that the actor is to say, It will be an unnecessary step to future actors who will be a synergy of writer and actor.

[joseafalvel]

some of my favorite filmakers are David Fincher, Riddley Scott and Alejandro G. Iñarruti

[bloodscripsandessays]

I feel like this dude is talking about our show😂

[Jellofish]

If you feel it in your heart or the back of your neck, the art did its job.

[XF]

Thats how my story is, the character cannot win. But, he recieves hope by giving it in the end.

[morgansbrothervideo]

Everything you credit “the youth” for, they learned from film makers that came before them. romanticizing youth is immature, irresponsible and backwards. If the youth are informing your work, you have nothing of value to offer them.