How a Smutty Pizza Pitch Won the Frontières 'Short to Feature' Comp

On this particular episode of the No Movie Faculty Podcast, GG Hawkins sits down with filmmaker duo Talia Shea Levin and Kara Grace Miller to debate the journey behind their brief movie Make Me a Pizza—a provocative, hilarious, and genre-blurring brief that’s grow to be a viral sensation. Recent off an enormous win on the Fantasia Pageant’s Frontières ‘Quick to Characteristic’ competitors, Levin and Miller open up about their pitch expertise, the creation of their movie, the strategic path to constructing an viewers, and what it actually takes to show a brief right into a characteristic in as we speak’s movie trade.On this episode, we talk about: How Make Me a Pizza advanced from a bit into a movie that resonated with audiences and trolls alikeThe technique behind their pitch at Fantasia’s Frontières market—and the way they clinched the winHow constructing a devoted fanbase (even with age restrictions on YouTube) turned key to their successThe worth of displaying up in individual to festivals and pitching eventsWhy going viral with a controversial brief could be a profession launchpad, not a setbackUsing limitations (like price range and movie inventory) as inventive toolsThe significance of neighborhood over water bottle excursions and trade gatekeepingWhat’s subsequent after successful the pitch competitors—and the way they’re navigating the post-Pageant whirlwindGuests: Talia Shea LevinKara Grace MillerSubscribe to the No Movie Faculty Podcast on:Apple PodcastsSpotifyGoogleGet your query answered on the podcast by emailing podcast@nofilmschool.com
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This episode of The No Movie Faculty Podcast was produced by GG Hawkins.