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Ep. 96 - Self Distributing on Film Hub with Lenni Uitto

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Director of the post-apocalyptic film, Permafrost, Lenni Uitto takes us behind the scenes and shares his experiences making and ultimately self-distributing his first film with Film Hub.

Join us as we unravel Lenni's journey from coding to creating post-apocalyptic films. From making camping videos on YouTube to experimenting with After Effects and even taking acting classes, Lenny's story is a testament to how following your passion can lead to unexpected and rewarding paths. We explore how his love for storytelling led him to create short films that have garnered impressive online viewership, followed by his first feature film.
Reflecting on his own experiences, Lenni shares the highs and lows of quitting a stable job to chase the dreams of acting and filmmaking. The importance of financial stability became evident as he navigated the challenges of an industry hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic. With a touch of serendipity, a friend's intriguing story idea sparked the creation of his post-apocalyptic film, showcasing creativity and resilience to produce meaningful art amidst adversity.
Expect an in-depth look at the nitty-gritty of indie filmmaking, from budgeting and resourcefulness to the crucial role of collaboration. We discuss practical tips on managing costs, securing essential equipment, and feeding a cast and crew on a budget. We also dive into film distribution, marketing strategies, the process of audience targeting, and specifically Lenni's experience and results so far partnering with an aggregator, Film Hub, to release his movie.

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Chapters

1. Ep. 96 - Self Distributing on Film Hub with Lenni Uitto (00:00:00)

2. Filmmaking Journey From Software Engineer (00:00:32)

3. Balancing Passion Projects With Day Jobs (00:08:17)

4. Indie Filmmaking on a Budget (00:16:43)

5. Importance of Collaboration in Filmmaking (00:25:57)

6. Navigating Film Distribution Options (00:32:18)

7. Navigating Film Distribution and Marketing (00:36:10)

8. Distribution Platforms and Audience Targeting (00:44:12)

9. Marketing Strategy for Streaming Platforms (00:55:32)

10. Improving Amazon Reporting and Marketing (01:01:52)

11. Film Making and Favorite Movies (01:05:31)

12. The Artistic Process and Collaborative Filmmaking (01:10:39)

97 episodes

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Content provided by Kent & Anna Thalman and Anna Thalman. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Kent & Anna Thalman and Anna Thalman or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://player.fm/legal.

Director of the post-apocalyptic film, Permafrost, Lenni Uitto takes us behind the scenes and shares his experiences making and ultimately self-distributing his first film with Film Hub.

Join us as we unravel Lenni's journey from coding to creating post-apocalyptic films. From making camping videos on YouTube to experimenting with After Effects and even taking acting classes, Lenny's story is a testament to how following your passion can lead to unexpected and rewarding paths. We explore how his love for storytelling led him to create short films that have garnered impressive online viewership, followed by his first feature film.
Reflecting on his own experiences, Lenni shares the highs and lows of quitting a stable job to chase the dreams of acting and filmmaking. The importance of financial stability became evident as he navigated the challenges of an industry hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic. With a touch of serendipity, a friend's intriguing story idea sparked the creation of his post-apocalyptic film, showcasing creativity and resilience to produce meaningful art amidst adversity.
Expect an in-depth look at the nitty-gritty of indie filmmaking, from budgeting and resourcefulness to the crucial role of collaboration. We discuss practical tips on managing costs, securing essential equipment, and feeding a cast and crew on a budget. We also dive into film distribution, marketing strategies, the process of audience targeting, and specifically Lenni's experience and results so far partnering with an aggregator, Film Hub, to release his movie.

Free "Make Your Feature Film" Checklist
Schedule my Greenlight Call

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Ep. 96 - Self Distributing on Film Hub with Lenni Uitto (00:00:00)

2. Filmmaking Journey From Software Engineer (00:00:32)

3. Balancing Passion Projects With Day Jobs (00:08:17)

4. Indie Filmmaking on a Budget (00:16:43)

5. Importance of Collaboration in Filmmaking (00:25:57)

6. Navigating Film Distribution Options (00:32:18)

7. Navigating Film Distribution and Marketing (00:36:10)

8. Distribution Platforms and Audience Targeting (00:44:12)

9. Marketing Strategy for Streaming Platforms (00:55:32)

10. Improving Amazon Reporting and Marketing (01:01:52)

11. Film Making and Favorite Movies (01:05:31)

12. The Artistic Process and Collaborative Filmmaking (01:10:39)

97 episodes

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