
Each week, filmmaker Noam Kroll shares valuable insight into the world of micro-budget filmmaking, geared towards true DIY filmmakers looking to get out there and create their own films.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 263 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | TV & Film | |||

In this episode, I’m joined by filmmaker Mark Hensley, whose new feature Clown and Out in Valley Village was shot entirely guerrilla-style over the course of a year, for just $4,000.
Mark shares how he wrote, shot, lit, and edited the film with no c... more
In this episode, I’m joined by Steven Bernstein, ASC - the legendary cinematographer behind films like Monster, Bulletproof, and The Waterboy - to explore his extraordinary journey from BBC-trained writer/director to one of Hollywood’s most insightfu... more
On today’s episode, I’m joined by filmmaker Hudson Phillips, who returns to share the incredible story of how his first appearance on the podcast led to getting his feature film financed (via one of our listeners)
Throughout the discussion we take a... more
In this episode I’m thrilled to be joined by Luke Barnett to discuss our viral short film OVATION, made for just $50 over a two-hour shoot. The film satirizes the never-ending standing ovations at major festivals that have dominated the trades in rec... more
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This was a great episode. If you’re a Director, this is a must listen.
Most of the independent filmmaking podcasts have fallen by the wayside either due to lack of interest or vision to help filmmakers in the long haul, and I am glad that Noam Kroll is still here and still has a heart to help micro budget filmmakers realize their dream. He is an engaging host and brings a fresh, unique perspective to his shows.
He is required listening for anyone who is truly serious about making an independent film, and he leads by example. He stands head and shoulders above th... more
Thank you Noam Kroll for your constant inspiration and practical wisdom over the years!! Every episode is a treat :)
Loved this podcast and it’s message. If your process is to do something because it makes you come alive, make your film and you’ll see if it’s for you. Loved Pete’s comments about how he stays true to himself, even after getting into SXSW.
Practical and insightful, always asks great questions of his guests and gets to the core of making films.
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This podcast provides an engaging and informative exploration of micro-budget filmmaking, appealing to aspiring and established filmmakers alike. Each episode features detailed discussions on practical filmmaking topics, including budgeting, script writing, sound design, and the creative challenges unique to low-budget productions. The host also interviews a variety of guests from the film industry, enriching the content with diverse experiences and insights that resonate well with DIY filmmakers. Notably, the podcast emphasizes authenticity in storytelling and the adaptability required to produce compelling films without significant financial resources, making it a valuable resource for anyone looking to navigate the independent film lands... more
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