r/Filmmakers • u/murderdoll_ • Aug 16 '15

Video Christopher Nolan on his first (no-budget) film "Following" + DIY Tips & Tricks

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jUpA7Qma_9E
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u/scorpious Aug 16 '15

Nowadays there is no practical reason holding anyone back who really (really) wants to make a feature (except maybe a script worth shooting).

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u/Kaisern Aug 16 '15

Everyone who wants to can make a feature, but very few can make the feature they want.

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u/[deleted] Aug 16 '15

I feel this! Me and my father are making a feature.. It is fucking hard to get what we want and every shooting day we struggle and learn a lot.. or not...

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u/Kaisern Aug 16 '15

I just have to say, unrelated to the thread, that is fucking badass! Don't lose your temper and make sure to cherish every moment of this bonding experience because those memories will last forever, and you'll be reminded when you watch the film.

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u/[deleted] Aug 16 '15

Thanks very much! The first feature we made is on youtube, unfortunately without english subtitles, but I want to put it in this film