Show Don't Tell: Micro-Budget Filmmaking

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How Jesse Korman Made A $150K Horror Feature In 12 Days For Joe Swanberg

October 09, 2026

In this episode, I'm joined by Jesse Korman, director of Yellow Eyes, the possession horror feature now streaming on Screambox. Jesse has produced over 30 films, directed a long list of music videos, and fronts the band The Number Twelve Looks Like You.Yellow Eyes is his feature directorial debut, made as part of Joe Swanberg's five-film horror slate shot back to back in Chicago, all on the same budget.Jesse got the offer right before leaving on tour, which left him about six weeks to build a...

PODCAST: How a $7K Film Beat 28 Festival Rejections and Landed the LA Times, Palm Springs, and a Nationwide Theatrical Run - With Joe Burke

September 18, 2026

In this episode, I'm joined by filmmaker Joe Burke, back on the show to talk about his micro-budget feature Burt.Over the past year, Burt won Best Comedy Feature at Cinequest, Best Picture and Best Ensemble at Phoenix, was the opening night film at Anchorage, and landed a slot at Palm Springs International.It also got a full feature in the LA Times, was taken on a year-long theatrical tour, and is now being self distributed.Burt was shot in seven days for $7,000 with a three person crew, in b...

Directing Charli XCX With A Crew Of 3 & Playing Sundance, SXSW And TIFF In One Year With Pete Ohs

September 11, 2026

In this episode, I'm joined by filmmaker Pete Ohs for his third appearance, and there's a lot to catch up on. Since we last spoke, Pete made Erupcja, a feature starring Charli XCX that he shot in Warsaw with no script, a crew of three, and the same Canon 5D Mark III running a Magic Lantern raw hack he's used on every film in his process.The film premiered at TIFF, in a year where he also had The True Beauty of Being Bitten by a Tick at SXSW and Obex, which he co-wrote, shot, and edited with A...

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Show Don't Tell: Micro-Budget Filmmaking typically books rising experts. Typical guest background: Independent filmmakers, screenwriters, producers, performers, and entertainment executives with substantial hands-on experience in micro-budget production, festival exposure, self-distribution, film financing, or adjacent creative industries. Common among recent guests: Making or directing notable independent or micro-budget films; Screenings or premieres at recognized film festivals; Awards, theatrical releases, streaming releases, or successful self-distribution. Recent guests include Joe Burke, Pete Ohs, and Grace Potter.

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