Subject: Enroll In My New Online Class Beginning May 26th


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ONLINE CLASS
No-Budget Feature Case Study: 
The Making of "DriverX"
An 8 Hour Class Taught Over 4 Days
Beginning May 26th 
Well, I learned a lot from the test run I did back in April of my new online class--the Case-Study of my recent feature DriverX. The first thing I learned was there was a lot more material than just 3 hours worth! Which shouldn't be surprising, since I had always envisioned this as a one-day class I would do live, in person. I don't know when that day will come, but for now I'm going to offer the next best thing--a live, Zoom class taught over 4 nights. 

This class is a comprehensive, detail-rich, hyper-specific, deep dive into how to Make, Market and Distribute a no-budget feature. I will take you through every step in the process and share with you my unique approaches to financing, budgeting, scheduling, shooting and more, which I've refined over the last 20 years of making micro-budget features. No stone will go unturned, no budget or revenue number left a secret. 
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That April test run was a very valuable experience. I got terrific feedback, which has contributed greatly to the construction of this new, longer class. And I was surprised to discover how well the Zoom platform worked in terms of disseminating the information and being able to take and answer questions from attendees. In fact, according to attendees, that interactivity added a lot of value to the class, very much like it does in my live classes.

The course covers 8 Sections over four 2-hour sessions. Here's how it breaks down:
  1. Key Principles of Successful No-Budget Filmmaking
  2. Development & Casting
  3. Budgeting & Financing
  4. Crew & Equipment
  5. Post Production & Festival Strategy
  6. Final Costs & Delivery
  7. Distribution
  8. Marketing
You will learn...
  • How the film was developed and designed to shoot for “no money”
  • My one-of-a-kind "no-budget" Budgeting Process
  • How numerous “name” actors were persuaded to work on the film for SAG Ultra-Low Budget scale
  • How the film was financed using personal funds and Kickstarter
  • The innovative post workflow used to complete the film
  • Exactly how much was spent in each budget category
  • The Film Festival Strategy developed for the film
  • The Marketing & Publicity techniques applied
  • The details of Distribution that are usually kept secret
  • And much, much more...
The 4 sessions will take place on:

Tuesday, May 26th • 2pm-4pm PT (5pm-7pm ET)
Thursday, May 28th • 2pm-4pm PT (5pm-7pm ET)
Tuesday, June 2nd • 2pm-4pm PT (5pm-7pm ET)
Thursday, June 4th • 2pm-4pm PT (5pm-7pm ET)

You'll have the opportunity to watch DriverX beforehand and ask any questions you have about the film during the class. If you miss any one of the dates, you'll have access to a recording of the session for a limited time. 

And of course, because you subscribe to my list, you're entitled to a Subscriber discount on the class--20% Off.  And, if you purchase before Midnight May 17th, you'll get a special Early Bird discount--30% Off! That's a $44.70 savings off the regular price of $149. Just use the Promo Code SUBS when you register on Eventbrite.

I'm incredibly proud of this course, and I can think of no better way to learn the fundamental processes of making a no-budget film than to see them in action, applied to a real-world example. 

I look forward to seeing you on Zoom on Tuesday, May 26th. Bring your notepad!

"DRIVERX" CASE STUDY ONLINE CLASS
Beginning Tuesday, May 26th
Taught Via Zoom


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