Noam Kroll's video: Making A 1 000 000 Feature Film Debut With Co-Directors Sandy Sternshein Brad Riddell

Today I am joined by filmmaking duo Sandy Sternshein & Brad Riddell, here to talk about their feature directorial debut Later Dayswhich was shot for just over $1MM and is currently gearing up for distribution. For some quick background - Brad came up through the studio system, writing films likeAmerican Pie: Band Camp, and producing features for studios like Paramount, MTV & Universal. Sandy’s background is in the independent world, with writing credits on films like Pushing Fortyand Back to the Grind (an upcoming project for Tony Hawk Productions). Both Sandy & Brad have also taught screenwriting for years and have collaborated since meeting in film school at USC. Throughout the interview, we take a behind the scenes look at Later Days, exploring exactly how the film was pulled off from a creative and financial standpoint. We cover almost the entirety of the process, with special attention paid to development and fundraising. During this section, Sandy & Brad share some fantastic advice on raising money for a film, and outline each critical step they took along the way. All this and much more on today’s episode. Links from the show: Sandy - Twitter Sandy - Instagram Brad - Twitter Brad - Instagram Wry Mash Media - Website For more content like this, be sure to sign up for my newsletter here.