Indie film fundraising is tough. Ep. 32 of Indie Film Podcast explores failures, scrappy fixes, and lessons for every filmmaker.

Indie filmmakers often juggle every role. This episode explores the challenges of being both an actor and producer in indie film.

What’s it really like to take a film from script to screen when you’re the writer and director? We dive into the chaos of wearing every hat.

Amanda Woods shares the highs, lows, and hacks of juggling roles on an indie film crew, from practical effects to Cannes deadlines.

Being a one-person film crew isn’t glamorous, but it’s often necessary. Here’s how indie filmmakers survive doing it all.

Doing it all isn’t a badge of honor, it’s a recipe for burnout. Here’s how to survive skeleton crew shoots without losing your mind.

We're taking a summer break! But first, July 4th film trivia, hot takes, and movie facts you didn’t ask for (but will definitely enjoy).

What happens when your lead can’t act and your budget is $0? We talk casting friends, directing mistakes, and saving it in post.

Rent? Buy? DIY? We break down budget filmmaking gear, real regrets, and what we’d do with just $2K to build an indie film kit.

Planning your next indie shoot? In this no-fluff breakdown, we walk through how to create an effective indie film shot list—even if you're short on time, money, and crew. Learn what goes in, what you can skip, and how to prep your camera team without losing your mind.

Fix bad audio, find free libraries, and mix like a pro—DIY sound design tips for your indie film without blowing your budget.

How we edited, colored, and sound-mixed a $250 short film—with no budget, no crew, and a whole lot of post-production mistakes.

Learn how we shot a short film for just $250 in 10 hours. Lessons in sound, lighting, safety, and split toning from the Indie Film Podcast crew.

How do you make a short film with $250 and a lot of favors? We break down every step of our Dive pre-production process.

Made a movie? Bought a camera? You might already own a business. Let’s talk LLCs, deductions, and tax regrets.

Real talk on micro budget filmmaking: what $10K actually gets you, where we messed up, and how to make a movie without going broke.

Should you stream your indie film online for free? This film discussion breaks down the strategy, the stats, and the power of networking for film.

An indie filmmaker’s guide to film distribution mistakes, bad contracts, and the few options that might not ruin your life.

Rejections, regrets, and real talk—Indie Film Podcast dives deep into the painful truths behind the glitter of the film festival circuit.

Chuck and Victoria share their indie film marketing fails so you can avoid them. Learn what not to do when promoting your movie.