![]() How directing a film is like being a switchboard operator ![]() What a “stunt vis” is and why it's important for efficiency and safety on set ![]() The transition from stunt performing to directing In this episode, No Film School’s GG Hawkins and director Sam Hargrave discuss: His second feature film, Extraction 2, is available on Netflix, June 16. Sam Hargrave is an award-winning stuntman and stunt coordinator, second unit director for films like Suicide Squad and Avengers: Endgame, and director of the film Extraction. “Being okay with not being okay with everyone, is something we need to lean into as storytellers.” “I have met several people that are back-biting, double-crossing, jerks who think they’re going to make it that way.” Missiles flying over, submarines, helicopters, airplanes…while we were filming.” “I’m shooting there and the neighboring countries are at war. “Stop doing impersonations of your favorite filmmakers and start figuring out what you have to say.” The types of stories Michael typically leans towards Taking stories of actual experiences and then putting them to screen People claiming titles without actually doing the work What it’s like to film underwater, deep in the Baltic Sea while a war is going on nearbyīreaking into the industry at 17 years old The best way you can become good at packaging and pitching a project Our parents sheltering us from watching certain scenes in famous movies The wonderful process of discovering classic movies In today’s episode, No Film School’s Charles Haine, GG Hawkins, Jason Hellerman and producer Michael Mendelsohn discuss: So how do you get over that uncomfortable feeling of asking people to invest in your project? And once you have the financing, how do you get over the fact that your movie is not going to be appreciated by all audiences? In order to make your movie, you need money. Send us an email with questions or feedback: more about your ad choices. “When you’re dealing with real people with real personalities, you’re just along for the ride with them.” “Pay yourself first because if you don’t, you may never get paid.” “There’s a requirement for inclusivity in all the films that are featured at Bentonville.” What it was like to feature her film at Sundance 2023 How the most uncomfortable scenes end up being the most meaningfulįorgetting about the physical filming tools as much as possible Getting excellent feedback and guidance from a supervising editorĭiscovering the storyline in post production What it was like to watch footage with actual subtitles, compared to the translation she received during filming Sierra’s film, Joonam, that won ‘Best Documentary Feature’ at BFF The difficulties Meghan had in filming her episodic proof in Texas, when abortion became illegal Meghan’s project, Here to Make Friends, and its diverse cast and crew In this episode, No Film School’s GG Hawkins, director Meghan Ross, and filmmaker Sierra Urich discuss: We were honored to speak to two filmmakers who presented projects at the 2023 festival. The mission of the festival is to influence mainstream media to increase diversity and the presence of underrepresented groups in their content. The Bentonville Film Festival (BFF) was founded in 2015 by Academy Award–winning actress Geena Davis.
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