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Discover the secrets to funding and creating successful indie films with The Art of Film Funding Podcast. Join Carole Dean, President of From the Heart Productions and author of The Art of Film Funding, and Heather Lenz, director of the award-winning documentary Kusama-Infinity, as they chat with top film industry pros. Get practical insider tips on crowdfunding, pitching, saving on budgets, mark... more

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Our special guest this week is the award-winning documentary filmmaker Jeremy Workman, whose work has been Emmy Nominated and Oscar short-listed. His films include LILY TOPPLES THE WORLD (Discovery), DECIDING VOTE (The New Yorker), THE WORLD BEFORE Y... more

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Today our special guests are Elliot Kirschner and Heather Kinlaw Lofthouse. Elliot Kirschner is a New York Times best-selling author and an Emmy Award-winning news and documentary producer. Elliot began his career at CBS News, reporting and producing... more

Carole Dean is Founder and President of From the Heart Productions Inc, a 501(c)3 Non-Profit. From the Heart’s mission is to help indie filmmakers and creatives, with unique projects that contribute to society, get funding.  From the Heart accomplish... more

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Mark is currently directing The Baristas vs The Billionaire and Executive Producing, Exiled From Hollywood, Orson Welles’ Lost Masterpiece. His first film, Building Bombs, was an Academy Award nominee, Best Documentary Feature some of his other notab... more

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Elliot Kirschner
New York Times bestselling author and an Emmy Award-winning news and documentary producer
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Episode: Award winning filmmakers Elliot Kirschner & Heather Kinlaw Lofthouse discuss their documentary The Last Class featuring Robert Reich teaching about income inequality - Hosted by Heather Lenz
Heather Kinlaw Lofthouse
Executive director of Inequality Media and founder of Coffee Klatch Productions
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Episode: Award winning filmmakers Elliot Kirschner & Heather Kinlaw Lofthouse discuss their documentary The Last Class featuring Robert Reich teaching about income inequality - Hosted by Heather Lenz
Carole Joyce
Vice President of From the Heart Productions and award-winning filmmaker
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Episode: You are the Magic: Film Funding with help from the Quantum Field
Mark Mori
Academy Award-nominated documentary filmmaker and Emmy Award-winning television producer
Single Spark Pictures, Incorporated
Episode: Mark Mori on The Baristas vs The Billionaires: Funding and Fighting for Change
Xackery Irving
New York-based director and producer focused on stories unfolding in times of crisis.
Episode: Brace for Oblivion: Filmmaking on the Frontlines with Xackery Irving
Jonathan Berman
Documentary filmmaker known for his explorative films on counterculture
Episode: Counterculture Utopia? Documentary Filmmaker Jonathan Berman discusses rereleasing Commune
Lisa D'Apolito
Emmy nominated producer and director known for her documentaries focused on inspiring female figures.
Episode: Award winning filmmaker Lisa D'Apolito discusses her biographical documentaries - Hosted by Heather Lenz
Emily Best
Founder and CEO of Seed&Spark, a platform dedicated to supporting diverse and inclusive storytelling in the film industry.
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Episode: Emily Best on Crowdfunding That Works: How Seed&Spark Helps Filmmakers Succeed
Jeff Annison
Co-founder and president of Legion M, a fan-owned media company.
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Episode: The Future is Fan-Funded: A Conversation with Legion M’s Jeff Annison

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Claire Papin
Co-host of the podcast, involved in discussions about film funding and creation, contributing a wealth of experience in the indie film space.
Carole Dean
President of From the Heart Productions and author of The Art of Film Funding, Carole brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise about film funding and industry practices.

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4.2 out of 5 stars from 20 ratings
  • Sound issue

    Thanks for your efforts. But seriously how we can understand what you are saying through this podcast. The sound quality is awful.

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    Ezzatziad
    Canada2 years ago
  • A heart-centered gem

    Every episode offers practical information or useful insights from guests, and authentic, heart-centered encouragement and interest from the hosts.

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    5
    The Joy Jones
    United States4 years ago
  • Thankful

    This podcast helped me find the resources to fund my first short film. I’m so thankful I found it!

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    5
    Jazzeejeff
    United States6 years ago

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Award winning filmmakers Elliot Kirschner & Heather Kinlaw Lofthouse discuss their documentary The Last Class featuring Robert Reich teaching about income inequality - Hosted by Heather Lenz
Q: How long did your team spend editing the film?
They spent about seven months editing the film under the guidance of editor Josh Melrod to shape it into a cohesive narrative.
Award winning filmmakers Elliot Kirschner & Heather Kinlaw Lofthouse discuss their documentary The Last Class featuring Robert Reich teaching about income inequality - Hosted by Heather Lenz
Q: What made you think he would be a good subject for a film?
He is thoughtful and candid, making him a compelling documentary subject because of his ability to convey complex ideas authentically.
Award winning filmmakers Elliot Kirschner & Heather Kinlaw Lofthouse discuss their documentary The Last Class featuring Robert Reich teaching about income inequality - Hosted by Heather Lenz
Q: Can you please talk about why those issues are so important, especially now?
Elliot emphasized the crisis in how information is processed and the need for critical thinking, particularly in discussions surrounding democracy and societal injustices.
Award winning filmmakers Elliot Kirschner & Heather Kinlaw Lofthouse discuss their documentary The Last Class featuring Robert Reich teaching about income inequality - Hosted by Heather Lenz
Q: How did you become acquainted with Robert Reich, and what made you think he'd be a good subject for a documentary?
Heather became acquainted with Reich as her professor in grad school, appreciating his philosophical, Socratic teaching method, which prompted her to document him on film.
Award winning filmmakers Elliot Kirschner & Heather Kinlaw Lofthouse discuss their documentary The Last Class featuring Robert Reich teaching about income inequality - Hosted by Heather Lenz
Q: Can you please tell us what it's about?
It is about Robert Reich's final semester teaching a course called Wealth and Inequality at UC Berkeley, exploring his reflections as a teacher and the broader societal context surrounding economic issues.

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Focusing on the intricacies of indie film financing, key themes include practical crowdfunding strategies, insights into the film industry, and innovative approaches to project funding. Episodes often feature experienced filmmakers and producers discussing their journeys, challenges in securing finances, and the latest trends in film production, including hybrid distribution and artificial intelligence. Unique to the show is its emphasis on not just funding but also community engagement, allowing listeners to gain insights that can empower them in their own filmmaking endeavors and increase their chances of success in a competitive landscape.

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1. Elliot Kirschner
2. Heather Kinlaw Lofthouse
3. Carole Joyce
4. Mark Mori
5. Xackery Irving
6. Jonathan Berman
7. Lisa D'Apolito
8. Emily Best

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