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PODCAST: Making a $6000 Feature With No Crew In 11 Days With Director Pete Ohs

Today I am joined by writer/director Pete Ohs, here to give us a behind the scenes look into his latest feature film titled Youngstown.

After debuting as a feature director with Everything Is Beautiful Far Away – a traditionally financed indie starring Julia Garner and Joseph Cross, Pete wanted to try a different approach. Despite the success of his first film (including distribution with The Orchard), the process wasn’t what Pete was looking for. He wanted to make a movie that was more creatively freeing and fun, and this was only possible by scaling things down to a bare minimum. 

By financing the movie himself and acting as the entire crew, Pete was not only able to pull off a completed movie, but truly enjoy the process at every step. Throughout the interview Pete shares his journey at length – from his budget breakdown to the gear he used, and loads more.

This is Episode 160: Making a $6000 Feature With No Crew In 11 Days With Director Pete Ohs

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Links from the show:

Pete Ohs – Instagram

Youngstown – Amazon

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Noam Kroll is an award-winning Los Angeles based filmmaker, and the founder of the boutique production house, Creative Rebellion. His work can be seen at international film festivals, on network television, and in various publications across the globe. Follow Noam on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook for more content like this!

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  • Henry Larry
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    Petes decision to finance and execute a feature film solo speaks volumes about his dedication to artistic freedom. His approach and the behind the scenes details shared here are both enlightening and motivating.
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