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Burnout in indie filmmaking is often misunderstood. It’s usually framed as a lack of resilience, motivation, or stamina. As if the people who don’t make it simply didn’t want it
Finding the right partners to make a short film or a feature film starts with one simple but often overlooked question: why do you want to make this film in
Adaptation is often framed as a strength. And it is. But what we don’t talk about enough is the cost that comes with it. I’ve spent years adapting, first in