How To Make A Feature Film With No Money -- Part 1 Got a question for you: Have you ever thought, "I reckon I could make a movie better than that. How hard can it be?". Another question: Would you do it? Go out there, suck up your pride and make a movie of your own? Then I'm talking to the right people; my kind of people! Now, would you like to be privy to the harrowing tales of how a pair of insane optimists set out to make a no-budget independent feature film with over 50 cast, 100 extras, 50 crew and 30 locations? A blow-by-blow account of making Bound By Blue (how else do you think we could have pulled it off?) (please excuse the double innuendo). This is the beginning of a different kind of how-to blog. I prefer to call it the how-not-to blog. We aren't big award winners or making millions in the industry. We don't have family connections or mountains of experience in our prospective roles. My Producer, Kate Talbot, and I just wanted to make a feature film. And in these posts we hope to pass on all of the mistakes that we made for any of you out there who are equally as insane as we are! I may as well start right now. Why don't I begin by answering the single most common question I have been asked: Why did I make a feature-length film with no money? In 2010, after