Join Director Zane Hampton in his discussion of the making of CUT. Hear his tale of how the film was brought into existence, the trails and tribulations of a fighter and getting into the mindset of Tommy Bugrov, and exactly why the film was done the way it was done. For the filmmaker, understand the use as well as the pros and cons of creating an isolation film. For the audience, see how much work truly goes into just the mental aspect of acting in an isolation feature, and especially going into the madness of an insane boxer.  

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Preproduction is the key to survival for a filmmaker, especially the indie filmmaker. Knowing your project inside and out and understanding a tactical plan of execution will lead you to the ability for success. Treating films like wars, scenes like battles, gives the filmmaker the ability to adjust to the various hurdles making a film will force you to jump over. Here you get to learn not only what those hurdles might be, but how to prepare for them and how to prepare for the ones you won't know about until they're there!  Follow us on dangerdogproductions.com for more content

Check out this episode explaining how to make a movie with nothing with they eyes of having the big wide world which is everything. Who to work with and who not to work with. How to actually collaborate with people and get them to not only work with you on your project, but be everything you need and more to better your project. Peppered in with stories of failures and lessons that can be taken and used for your own careers as to the exact people and situations to avoid. 

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