Finding funding for documentaries is much healthier than finding funding for narrative works. There are many special interests groups, organizations, fiscal sponsors, and grants available for documentaries, but be aware that they are very competitive. In a competitive playing field, preparation plus perseverance, can sometimes tip the hat in your favor.
Interview with Actor, Filmmaker Juan Gabriel Rambo Reynoso 🎭 Sundance, La Leyenda negra, Kazaam Shaq (Part 2 of 2) 🎦 Juan Gabriel “Rambo” Reynoso was born in Tepatitlan, Jalisco, Mexico and moved to Compton, CA at the age of 2, where he was raised and graduated high school, just south of Los Angeles. Today, Juan is an accomplished actor, filmmaker, educator, and biker who teaches film production at Compton High School. Juan began teaching acting for film at Compton high school with 2 of his own professional JVC Pro HD video cameras.
Your skills as a filmmaker are broader than you think. They are a launching board toward direct and indirect career paths that you have yet to imagine. Here’s a list of websites where you may explore career possibilities for filmmakers.
Early Bird, Standard, and Late Our Vision Film Festival submissions are now through December 21, 2023. Detailed information regarding submission guidelines, eligibility criteria, and festival updates can be found at https://bit.ly/OurVisionFestivalSubmission.
Interview with Actor, Filmmaker Juan Gabriel Rambo Reynoso 🎭 Sundance, La Leyenda negra, Kazaam Shaq (Part 1 of 2) 🎦 Juan Gabriel “Rambo” Reynoso was born in Tepatitlan, Jalisco, Mexico and moved to Compton, CA at the age of 2, where he was raised and graduated high school, just south of Los Angeles. Today, Juan is an accomplished actor, filmmaker, educator, and biker who teaches film production at Compton High School. Juan began teaching acting for film at Compton high school with 2 of his own professional JVC Pro HD video cameras.
Early Bird, Standard, and Late Our Vision Film Festival submissions are now through December 21, 2023. Detailed information regarding submission guidelines, eligibility criteria, and festival updates can be found at https://bit.ly/OurVisionFestivalSubmission.
I strongly recommend producing in order to fast track the production your ideas and have greater creative input to final project. Selling a project in the can [already produced] is called an acquisition. The name of the exec at each respective company is called an acquisitions executive. An acquisition could be an outright purchase–they now own it and can do whatever they want with it–or licensing your rights.
Los Angeles, CA – The “Our Vision Caribbean and Latino Filmmaker Podcast” is hosted by Our Vision Founder, CEO, Charles Alleyne and Dr. Christopher C. Odom, MFA, PhD, Our Vision CEO. The podcast is sponsored by the “Our Vision Caribbean and Latino Film Festival” which is dedicated to ensuring that Caribbean and Latino filmmakers have a voice that’s heard and a wide audience to showcase their work.