Filmmakers, Here's How To Get A Movie Made - Jason Satterlund
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- Опубліковано 24 січ 2022
- Jason Satterlund is an award winning film director who has been working on films for over 25 years. He has extensive experience in all areas of production including directing, producing, writing, cinematography, and editing. He works all over the world directing, commercials, documentaries, music videos, and feature films.
Early on he developed his skills as a storyteller and uses them to this day on projects as diverse as sci-fi steampunk action films, high end commercials, underwater sea life in the tropics, television shows, top country music artists in Nashville, Tenn, and feature films. He is the only person ever to conduct a night shoot in the ancient city of Petra, and the first person in America to use film lenses on an HD camera.
Satterlund has done extensive work for clients such as Warner Brothers, Bon Jovi, Amazon, Microsoft, Jack White, CNN, Hallmark Entertainment, ABC, and the country of Jordan.
He is creator and director of the award winning feature film, "The Record Keeper," which premiered at the Raindance Film Festival in London, and won the first annual Geekie Awards.
Satterlund's latest film THE ABANDON (written by Dwain Worrell) features a wounded soldier awakening in a strange cube that tests his physical and mental limits as he attempts to find a way to escape against a ticking clock.
WATCH 'THE ABANDON' TRAILER
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Here is our full interview with Jason - ua-cam.com/video/sxR8EJnMKkE/v-deo.html
One of the things that I have learned is that you can only rely on yourself to make your vision come true. Once your dream requires the consent and participation of other people, you will often be let down. Should things be that way? Absolutely not, but that’s reality. The difficult thing about filmmaking is that it requires the consent and participation of so many people, and unfortunately, no one will ever care about your vision as much as you.
What a great interview. He definitely suffered for his art. Not to make light of what he went through, but the way he persevered and what he learned is inspiring to make his dreams come true.
FINALLY!!! ANOTHER FILMMAKER!!! I love this channel for the interviews with actually filmmakers. Unfortunately 95% of the interviews are not with genuine filmmakers but with writers. Writing and filmmaking are two different modes of thinking. Courage to make a movie and "courage" to write a movie are two different kinds of courage. I have to wait once or twice out the month for an actually director to be interviewed. But its always worth it.
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@@filmcourage Thanks. I checked out all of them!
insanely inspirational! You HAVE to push yourself! Give yourself the shot you're looking for and manage your expectations. MAJOR props to Jason for not giving up after his 2nd film!
Love this one! Thanks for posting Carlos!
@@filmcourage thank you for sharing and reminding me why I love and chose this artistic, creative life!
Our best to you Carlos!
I could listen to this guy all day. Researching and planning my first short, this dude is great to learn from.
I’m planning on shooting my first feature film this year and this was just the video I needed. Right on point! I could have listened to him for another hour. I just wished he would have talked about how he raised the $12K like practical ways to raise funds would be very helpful. But it was an amazing video. Wish me luck for my film 🤲🏾✨
Very much good luck, mate. Keep hustling.
- Genuinely from a random 30 years old guy still struggling on how to make his debut.
This is a very, very, very, inspiring interview. Among the bests. Jason is one of the few to mention the real path towards making a movie. Thank you!
Love this one! Thanks for watching AC!
Love it! There is no right way to do it, we all have different journeys and its all worth it.
Great interview. He kept it all the way real. I love stories where filmmakers develop grit because that’s what it takes
It is so inspiring watch him talk.
This is really insightful for the working filmmaker looking for info on how to land deals to make their film.
Jason, thanks for sharing your story. I’m inspired by your determination.
thank you Jason Satterlund
This is truly inspiring and made me emotional. To not let a "defeat" be the defining moment in one´s life. And yet it is so easy to do without knowing it, since we often disguise our retreats to oursleves, rationalising our dreams away, one willingly blindfolded lifechoice at a time. Thank you Jason for showing your naked truth and thank you film courage for making that happen. When I feel inspired by hearing the war and tear of your story, I know that Im not deluding myself for constantly coming back to wanting to make films. Great video.
thank you for sharing this interview. my first film is almost going through the same situation right now and it helps to know i am not the only one. gives strength. its going to be worth it. you will have a finished film in your hand.
So many of your guests are opinionated to a fault. This dude was brutally honest and laid it bare. This is stuff we can actually use.
This is great... so insightful & inspirational. Jason is actually one of the few filmmakers I truly admire and respect among those who feature on this platform. You can really feel he's been there and done it... and I wish him nothing but the best moving forward!
Team work can make things easier. Having an entire team who works hard is paramount.
What do you like about this video?
he is an actual filmmaker.
He made me remember my first film, the pain it was to get it funded and made, the great void left behind once it was finished and the ardous process of starting all over again. The circle of getting in love with a project give all you have to it and then get your heart broken every single time is just amazing. Makes me want to shoot a film right now.
Watch 'THE ABANDON' Trailer
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So informative and refreshing to hear the raw, gritty truth of filmmaking. I understand his plight for the art and it’s inspiring to me. Thank you
Thanks for watching!
This was amazing.
Great interview. Nice guy. Hard worker too.
Dude is beautiful inside and out
Every one of these videos is a gem. Can you please start posting all these videos as podcasts? It would make listening to all this incredible content so much easier. Thank you!
Great to see you finding value in our work. Here is a link to our podcast page - soundcloud.com/filmcourage-com
Good luck on the new film!
I was so moved by Jason's declaration at 11:20 (which confirms what we've been building) that I called him on his cell phone to thank him! Looking forward to having this discussion. Will try to keep you posted...
You know that after i listened to this guy, I got an opportunity to the film world. And, it paid immediate cash. I was thinking about this video and bazinga!! I was working with my alum and producing.
I dont remember the name of the football teams either, but it was a famous college football game. A famous moment in sports.
This is Joe Dirt on steroids. Love this guy.
Great 🙏🙏🅿️🎙
If you’ve ever committed to making a film you feel every piece of his pain 😩 #dontgiveup #betterdaysthemovie 🎬🎬
I think the game he was referring to was Cal vs Stanford in the 80's.
I was thinking the same thing, my uncle actually made the big block on that play, crazy lol
I have a question for any filmmakers that may come across my comment, do you feel social media has aided you greatly in the process of making a movie or just facilitated getting a film off the ground in any way? I meant bc of “networking”
There's a steampunk angel movie out there that can't be released?
Here's the teaser - ua-cam.com/video/qqATTCrzOv4/v-deo.html
12 grand with 2022 tech can go a long way.
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Many people not use to a big budget films. Many not use to money they go crazy when you mention anything about money.
Hey, nobody is going to give you money until you can say you have so and so attached. So it would seem to me it is a chicken and egg situation. I think you have to get a few key people to sign letters of intent based on the script or synopsis or whatever, maybe a teaser. You show that to investors.
Good thing he had his wife at his side during his dark times.
You didnt get the money because you asked for more than you needed.
you made the film for less than you asked for lol
Film making is for little rich kids
Worst movie you’ve ever seen huh? My next one will be better.
10:53 he went full parrot 🦜 mode for a “second” 🤣