What Happened to All The Sex in Movies?

What Happened to All The Sex in Movies?

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Writer-director Alex Ullom and producers Carrie Carusone and Evan Barber break down the unconventional path behind It Ends, their micro-budget indie horror feature about four friends trapped on an endless road. They explain how they raised their initial financing, leaned on their ...  Show more

How a Wine-Infused Cold Email & Pool Parties Got 'Pools' Noticed

Writer-director Sam Hayes and actor-filmmaker Michael Vlamis break down the making and unconventional release of Pools, a coming-of-age film built around an overnight pool-hopping adventure. They discuss the logistical challenges of shooting underwater on an indie schedule, build ...  Show more

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