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TABLE READ - NEEDS ACTORS
Calling all actors - and anyone who has ever wanted to try acting. I’m putting together a virtual table read for a feature film called Saw the Light, a family-friendly father-daughter road trip story. We’re looking for roughly 20 actors/readers to help fill both principal and supporting roles. Some readers may cover multiple smaller parts. A few important details: The project already has a significant amount of funding in place, and the lead producer will be on the call. This is not a casting guarantee, but it is a real opportunity to be involved in the creative process and read in front of the producer attached to the film. The plan is for the film to go into production later this year. Date: May 3 Time: 3:00 PM Eastern Length: Approximately 2 hours Format: Virtual table read Table reads are always a lot of fun, but they’re also incredibly valuable. You’ll be helping the filmmakers hear the story out loud, test the characters, and gather feedback before production. Below are the primary principal roles we’re looking to fill, along with several smaller roles that may be combined. Interested? Please email me at [email protected] with your interest and experience level. (You do not need to match exactly) Thanks in advance. MAIN ROLES: Character EUGENE Male 40s Native American Native American father chasing stardom through a Hank Williams contest. PRESLEY Female 15 Native American Eugene’s teenage daughter; gifted dancer and the emotional anchor of the story. GRANDMA Female 60s Native American Presley’s grandmother; wise, funny, and faith-filled. THEODORE Male 70s White Friendly older man running the Hank Williams impersonator contest.
1 like • Apr 25
Sounds like fun!
Thank You & Farewell for Now
Hey Team, Thank you to everyone who joined me on this journey to build a thriving community. Your presence, energy, and engagement have meant a lot. As many of you know, maintaining this platform comes at a monthly cost, and while we made meaningful strides, we weren’t able to grow the group to a level that makes it sustainable long-term. With that in mind, I’ve made the difficult decision to close down the group. That said, this is by no means goodbye. You can always connect with me over on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ronnewcomb/, and continue learning and growing through The Indie Coach Podcast on YouTube: Podcast Playlist. I'm cheering you on and look forward to seeing what you create next. All the best, Ron
1 like • Jun '25
Well, thank you for the community. I look forward to watching your channel grow and the potential future reboot once your community is established and easier to market to for this additional community offering
Feedback Needed
Hey Tribe, I’ve put together a quick survey for my new filmmaking business venture, Concept Compass, and would love your help. Before I send it out more broadly, can you take a moment to go through it and let me know what you think? I’m looking for your honest feedback—on the survey itself. Does it make sense? Anything confusing or missing? https://forms.gle/oMHE1XzGNWSKrhjc6 Your insight means a lot. Appreciate you! 🙌 PS. feel free to go through it yourself! :)
1 like • May '25
The average film budget question made me want to check out a bit early. I haven't made a film yet, I'm here learning. But, peaking ahead at the later questions, I am not sure I can answer them well either as I am not experienced enough to know what makes a great filmmaking community and what doesn't. Maybe add an option in that question for those that haven't made a film yet, so that people still finish the survey rather than guess a budget or stop (if you want them to)
Caught up with Producer Mark Maxey to talk about his powerful new film, Words of War.
🎬 NEW PODCAST EPISODE! 🎙️ I caught up with producer Mark Maxey to talk about his powerful new film, Words of War. From the battlefield to the editing room, we unpack the emotional journey behind the project and what it means for storytellers tackling real-world issues. 🔥 Whether you're a filmmaker, history buff, or just love a good behind-the-scenes conversation—you don’t want to miss this one. 🎧 Listen now: https://www.podbean.com/eas/pb-4dwr3-189e2d5 Watch here: https://youtu.be/rpYarGaBFrA 👇 Drop a comment if you've seen the film or plan to!
1 like • May '25
@Jordan Ray Allen Creepy!! I like how at the end I don't know if she fell for the brainwashing or if this is going to be Indie "Divergent"
🔥 NEW EPISODE: Tom Malloy – Making Movies That Make Money 🎥
Want to learn how to raise millions for your indie film? 💰 How to pitch like a pro, package a film that sells, and avoid getting ripped off in distribution? Then this episode of The Indie Coach Podcast is your playbook. 🎙️ My guest is Tom Malloy—producer, actor, and founder of www.FilmmakingStuff.com. He’s raised over $25 million in private equity for indie projects and knows how to turn passion into a profitable plan. You’ll walk away with: ✅ A roadmap for indie film financing ✅ Real talk on what distributors really want ✅ Tools to level up your pitch and positioning 🎧 Listen now on Spotify, Apple, or YouTube https://youtu.be/7D_oN1QnE9M?si=-7T4eizufERvLoIf https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-m7d7p-18aa5bd
1 like • May '25
Those budgets are a lot smaller than what I was thinking! What is an example of a $40k budget film. I want to watch one to see the quality
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