How I Made My First Feature Film Under $15,000

In this video, I talked about how I made my first feature film.
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[@greedyvices]

love the part where you mentioned that you have to keep doing it and gain experience in it, as general career advice especially in pursuing creative endeavors

[@alexsrednoselac]

Thanks a lot! Developing my skills was definitely important to me.

[@ApacheGaan508]

Would love to hear more about your production experience. Like how did that three months go down? Were you editing and re-shooting if needed? How did you keep actors from moving, or cutting their hair, or whatever. I’ll probably do a similar route, so looking for all the “watch out for this/def do this” tips!

[@alexsrednoselac]

All great suggestions! I did edit as I shot. Luckily I didn’t have to do too much reshooting, but there were a couple instances. I managed the wardrobe. My actors were smart enough to not change any of their physical appearances. I’ll definitely get into more details about it.

[@SomeplaceintheMiddle2025]

What great content! Thanks.

[@alexsrednoselac]

Thanks for the kind words!

[@WoodsonsWorldStudios]

Good stuff ❤

[@alexsrednoselac]

Thank you!

[@Moriarty2007]

Thank you for sharing your experience! You can make video with @D4Darious he too made big indie film.
What do you think about classic way to introduce yourself, meet some producers - film festivas? Like Sundance and etc.

[@alexsrednoselac]

Love Darious. Film festivals are fine if they are bigger festivals. But most are a waste of time.