Episode Ten: The Recap Episode

In this episode Jenna and Cindy recap what’s been covered so far during the development season. Cliff’s Notes will be reviewed for all nine episodes, so you’ll be able to get a taste of what you’ve missed! We’ll also preview what’s in store for the rest of the season.
Episode Nine: Casting in the Wild West

This week on Film Method we talk about the world of casting from both the casting director’s and the actor’s perspectives. Lost‘s Eric Lange joins us as well as actor Lindsay Hollister (Boston Public, Get Smart) and casting director Bonnie Gillespie to give advice to new filmmakers about the importance of hiring a casting director. In these ever changing times of new technology you have to be prepared to roll with the punches, as an actor or a filmmaker. The panel also discusses dos and don’ts of actor self promotion.
Episode Eight: The Business of Making Film- Accounting
When in the business of making a film, one should think about hiring people who know about business. People such as accountants and lawyers provide invaluable services… and they don’t have to cost an arm and a leg! Before you are tempted to tune out this “business-centric” episode, you might want to re-consider in order to learn something you didn’t know about the significant role of an accountant in a film project. In this episode we’ll discuss business tasks that you may be able to handle yourself and those that may be easier handled by a seasoned professional.
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Episode Seven: Public Relations and You
Maybe you’re in a position where you can only dream of having your own public relations nightmare, but what you must realize is that it’s never too early to think of hiring a good publicist. The truth is, you are going to be so busy getting your movie made, that you won’t have time to think about how you’re going to get the word out about your amazing film. And what’s the use of making it if no one will ever see it? These are all matters to consider… in the beginning.



