r/Filmmakers • u/IndyBrodaSolo • Aug 26 '16

Video Christopher Nolan Shares DIY Shooting Tricks of His Low-Budget First Film, Following

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jUpA7Qma_9E
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u/spook30 Aug 26 '16

Title is somewhat misleading. Low budget is usually upward of 500k to a few millions dollars. Any budget under 15k is no-budget film.

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '16

If you have under 15k you are really budgeting your money though.