
Independent Filmmaker Josh Stifter of Flush Studios and the Robert Rodriguez's series "Rebel with a Crew," sits down and speaks with indie filmmakers about life in independent filmmaking, the creative process, and making it in the crazy film business of low-budget film.Proud Member of the IFH Podcast Network (www.ifhpodcastnetwork.com)
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 161 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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🎬 Welcome back, Rebels!
In this episode of Low-Budget Rebels, we’re diving into one of the most unpredictable — and genuinely exhilarating — parts of indie filmmaking: improvisation on set. Scripts are the backbone of any movie, but once you’re on ... more
🎬 Welcome back, Rebels!
In this episode of Low-Budget Rebels, we’re digging into one of the toughest challenges indie filmmakers face: keeping the spark alive. Finishing a movie is a huge accomplishment — but what happens next? How do you refill th... more
🎬 Welcome back, Rebels!
In this episode of Low-Budget Rebels, we’re diving into one of the most essential — and often overlooked — parts of indie filmmaking: finding the shot. Whether you’re working with a full crew or flying solo, every decision b... more
🎬 New Low-Budget Rebels Episode: The Art of Marketing Your Indie FilmHey Rebels!
In this week’s episode, I’m joined by some amazing filmmakers to dig deep into one of the hardest parts of indie filmmaking — getting people to actually watch your mov... more
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I was one of the crew members who worked on The Zombie Wedding and I was looking forward to his interview with the director, Micah Khan. However the host, Josh tends to monopolize the interview talking about himself and his own filmmaking career. Also there are too many abrupt ad breaks when people are mid-sentence.
I love the kind of filmmakers that Josh has on. There are some great low budget filmmakers that offer up some great advice, and insight on the process, while also highlighting some great experiences.
My only complaint is that Josh (the host will often interject his own stories/experiences after a guest brings up a similar story/experience, and in a way cut off the guest and what they were saying. It seem like he’s not interviewing so much as he’s just waiting for a moment for him to start talki... more
Awesome podcast from the perspective of those actually doing the thing.
The best podcast for punk rock, DIY filmmakers who share a mutual disdain for Pierce Brosnan. -Not Dracula
Josh Stifter is a name to remember. His first two features are amazing. Watch for “The Good Exorcist”, in particular. It is a wonderful look at absurdist cinema. It turns out he is an excellent on-air personality as well and brings out engrossing conversations with other indie filmmakers. If you want to know more about what is happening under the mainstream propaganda cinema world, this podcast is a great place to start.
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Engaging with the world of independent filmmaking, this podcast offers insights from various indie filmmakers who share their experiences, challenges, and creative processes while working on low-budget films. Topics frequently discussed include practical filmmaking techniques, marketing strategies, and the artistic decisions that drive successful independent projects. Unique anecdotes about overcoming obstacles, improvisation in film production, and building community connections are highlighted, making it a relatable resource for aspiring and established filmmakers alike. The community-oriented atmosphere and the focus on sharing valuable insights from industry insiders set it apart as a must-listen for anyone interested in the indie film ... more
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