Making A $135,000 Debut Feature Film In 17 Days With Filmmaker Jason Abrams
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Today I am joined by filmmaker Jason Abrams, here to talk about the unique origin story and process behind his debut feature film. Jason was inspired to make Hungry Dog Blues - a small town crime thriller - after his father’s business was indicted and raided by the federal government. This led to a 5 year journey to write, produce, direct, and ultimately act in a feature film that loosely tapped into his real life experiences. Throughout the interview we discuss the unconventional origins of the project, raising $135,000 from a pool of investors, and his 17 day shooting schedule. We also unpackthe casting process, the importance of building camaraderie with your crew, his post-production workflow and much more. Links from the show: Hungry Dog Blues - Instagram Jason Abrams - Instagram Sign up for my newsletter for exclusive filmmaking insight each Sunday. This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5470278/advertisement
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