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Reeling in Creativity: A Fishy Filmmaking Adventure
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In this episode of Cinematic Alchemy, join us for an engaging chat with Max Mir, co-founder of Gunpowder House Productions. Max shares the rollercoaster ride of bringing his short film, Walking Fernando, to life. From the unexpected pitch about a talking goldfish to the challenges of filming in unpredictable weather, Max’s journey is anything but ordinary. Discover how Javier Bardem ended up voicing a goldfish and why Max believes in trusting your instincts when crafting a story.
Max also talks about the invaluable lessons he’s learned along the way. He opens up about the creative process, the importance of perseverance, and the tricky logistics of working with animals on set. This episode is full of hilarious stories, honest reflections, and practical advice for budding filmmakers. So, grab your favourite drink, get comfy, and enjoy this insightful and entertaining conversation with Max Mir.
Here are the highlights:
(04:11) Fishing for Javier
(07:53) A failed pitch?
(12:12) A cursed shoot
(18:56) Budget cuts and more issues
(22:38) Advice for aspiring filmmakers
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