Film FUNDING Low Budget Documentary Making Techniques for INDIE FILMMAKERS

Film FUNDING Low Budget Documentary Making Techniques for INDIE FILMMAKERS

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[boondocksaints]

Love the yardwork going about life...giving people tips...hahaha brilliant...and simple clean advice too, I've enjoyed how well you qualify all of your messages, ensuring people understand your why you are sharing the opinion that you are. Providing references to what you have done and are currently doing, what your style and approach is so why you like something or not, or simply that you just like it, its your taste. That info helps provide the context for anyone best interpret your message from all walks of film-life. Much Love buddy!

[lunanorth]

Your filming is so engaging, fun, great content too, thanks for giving up your time to help

[weirdcan]

Just make more of these videos. Please!
Everyone is trying to satisfy YouTube algorithms and makes these 10 minutes or longer videos with less than 50 % content.

[KMuse]

I love your videos! I am a film composer with credits on films such as Classroom 6 and Batman v Superman! I'd love to collab with you on your next project!

[MaikKison]

I think the message is clear .. as a creator it is important to create stuff no matter what .. if you want to make a living of it you have to manage to sell it .. in the beginning it doesn’t matter because it’s a passion but after while there may be a need for reward and that’s what seperates the wheat from the chaff ..

[UlreyProductionsfilm]

thanks again and again so your saying I need to move out of this small town

[mattiasherzig]

Yo Jonny ! keep up the (very very) good work, i can imagine that you inspire so much people that wants a more down to earth opinion and a bit calmer videos to watch instead of all the out there(you see what i did there?)

The stuff you teach and talk about is so valuable to us people that wants and are going for it in the film world, me myself included as a very rookie filmer that will try to either make a Youtube serie or longer ski "documentary" in Åre this winter completely no budget and as a one man army with my Gh5 and Mavic Air, actually going to my first ski film release festival in Stockholm this weekend because of you.

What would you recommend in the beginning, a serie just to get stuff out continuously or go for the "real" film world with a full length feature movie?

We all love your stuff, just saying.

[JacobVinjegaard]

Hey... Thanks for a great channel and videos. What resolution I this upload in... 1920x800? Love from Denmark!=)

[DragonKnight]

Hi there, I just backed your Kickstarter campaign. I really hope it reaches funding and my advice would be to make a video specifically about your Kickstarter. I feel that would interest more people and attract them because if they’re not specifically looking into documentary techniques, they won’t know you’re doing a project. Even I didn’t know you were making this Kickstarter and only found out by chance because of this video. If you talk more about your project and the value and give your subscribers a call to action (like please check out my Kickstarter campaign, or spread the word to help more people know about it) then your project will succeed. Good luck.

[juulm]

Your videos are always so well put together man keep it up, you will get enough money for funding your own projects for sure! You give filmschool lessons in freaking 5 mins.