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Season 5 Episode 22: COOKE CONCRETE director Ian Martin
- 2024/10/28
- 再生時間： 1 時間 21 分
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🎙️ This Week on Low-Budget Rebels
I was joined by Ian Martin to discuss his film Cooke Concrete. This unique and methodical film stands out in the low-budget scene, showcasing a sincere commitment to its vision. Blending genres, Cooke Concrete consistently surprises with bold stylistic choices and innovative filmmaking techniques.
In our conversation, Ian and I explored ways to the right tone for your film, understanding your creative process, the early experiences that shape our storytelling, unique distribution opportunities through streaming, and the importance of personal storytelling.
We also chatted about the intriguing mystery behind Cooke Concrete, crafting a film with intentional pacing, and encouraging audiences to engage with a central question early on.
This and so much more!
Make sure to check out Cooke Concrete, available on Tubi, Amazon, and Hoopla:
https://tubitv.com/movies/682678/cooke-concrete?start=true
Follow Ian Martin at ianmartin.works or on Twitter @ianmartinhello.
Cheers,
Josh
I was joined by Ian Martin to discuss his film Cooke Concrete. This unique and methodical film stands out in the low-budget scene, showcasing a sincere commitment to its vision. Blending genres, Cooke Concrete consistently surprises with bold stylistic choices and innovative filmmaking techniques.
In our conversation, Ian and I explored ways to the right tone for your film, understanding your creative process, the early experiences that shape our storytelling, unique distribution opportunities through streaming, and the importance of personal storytelling.
We also chatted about the intriguing mystery behind Cooke Concrete, crafting a film with intentional pacing, and encouraging audiences to engage with a central question early on.
This and so much more!
Make sure to check out Cooke Concrete, available on Tubi, Amazon, and Hoopla:
https://tubitv.com/movies/682678/cooke-concrete?start=true
Follow Ian Martin at ianmartin.works or on Twitter @ianmartinhello.
Cheers,
Josh