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Interview: Gabriele Angieri – Profile of a Killer
Gabriele Angieri stars as the retired FBI profiler in the indie crime thriller, Profile of a Killer (review). Angieri sat down with Way Too Indie to answer some questions about the film. He talks about how his theater experience...
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Interview: Todd Looby – Be Good
Be Good was number two on our top 10 list of films at this year’s SF Indiefest (check out our review), and director Todd Looby spoke with us about the movie, his filmmaking process, working with Joe Swanberg, what makes...
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Interview: H.P. Mendoza – I Am a Ghost
I Am a Ghost is a classic definition of low budget indie filmmaking. Shot over seven days in a mostly DIY fashion, I Am a Ghost follows Emily (Anna Ishida), a young woman who doesn’t realize that she’s a ghost who’s still...
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Interview: Paul Bunnell – The Ghastly Love of Johnny X
I had a lot of memorable experiences at this year’s SF Indiefest, but the screening of director Paul Bunnell’s The Ghastly Love of Johnny X has to be right up at the top of the list. I was greeted...
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Interview: James Stewart – Foxed!
The implementation of stereoscopic 3-D in film is still a relatively new concept. It's a polarizing subject, with most casual moviegoers having no problem throwing wads of cash at major studios for the chance to put on the infamously...
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Interview: Garrett DeHart – If I Am Your Mirror
If I Am Your Mirror, a short film inspired by Edgar Allen Poe’s The Tell-Tale Heart is a must-watch for its rich, painterly visual style, thrilling non-linear storytelling, and a stirring performance by the late Larry Holden. Director Garrett...
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Interview: Patrick Wang – In the Family
Patrick Wang was the writer, director, lead actor, and even self-releasing his film, In the Family, which he received an Independent Spirit Award Nomination for. He talks about the adjustments he had to make from his theatre background to...
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Intereview: Sean Parker & Austin Hillebrecht – Coup de Cinema
Sean Parker and Austin Hillebrecht both directed the super low budget film Coup de Cinema, which is an indie comedy about indie filmmaking. They explain the importance of pre-production, the pros and cons of co-directing, and their take on...
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Interview: Jason Brown – Nightfur
Jason Brown sheds some light behind his quirky indie film, Nightfur, which he wrote and directed. Not only does he tell us how he got the drummer from “Band of Horses” to act in his film but also how...
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Interview: Aaron Godfred – Little Blue Pill
Aaron Godfred directed his first feature film called Little Blue Pill and was kind enough to answer some questions about his indie comedy film. He shares his woes on microbudgeting, the state of California and Ford Motor Company.
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