Indie Filmmaking: Truth & Reality : Producer vs. Director: Finishing the Film When Everything Goes Wrong
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On independent film sets, creative ambition and practical constraints often collide. In this episode, host Jeff Everett breaks down the critical relationship between producer and director—and why their ability to collaborate can determine whether a film gets finished at all. Drawing from real-world set experiences, Jeff explores how budget limits, time pressures, weather issues, and equipment failures force tough compromises. He explains why finishing the film must always be the priority, how to pivot when plans fall apart, and why cooperation—not conflict—is the real key to surviving indie filmmaking and getting your movie across the finish line.
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Indie Filmmaking: Truth & Reality
Film school taught you how to make a movie—this show teaches you how to get it financed and distributed. In bite-sized 30-minute episodes, filmmaker and distribution expert Jeff Deverett gives you the real-world advice film schools leave out. From raising money to getting your movie on screens (and making your money back), Indie Filmmaking: Truth & Reality breaks down the business side of indie film with practical, honest guidance. No fluff. No sugar-coating. Just the truth—and the reality—of what it takes to get your film made and seen.
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jdeverett@deverettmedia.com
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