How To Hire A Film Crew And Plan A Production - Rachel K. Ofori

[@AxTechs]

Watching this from a Cinematographer point of view made me realise why certain things happened on set 😅

[@chrissystewart6268]

This I need to know because I want to be the C.E.O. of my film company as my long term goal

[@RG-2112]

Nice.😎😌

[@chrispoupore6826]

Amazing video

[@mr.b6789]

I could watch videos of her all day 😍🥰

[@filmcourage]

We are getting closer to having her full interview complete.

[@maxdondada]

Same here

[@kevinu-harturquhart3726]

I appreciate every time Rachel talks (I appreciate everyone that talks on FilmCourage) but she is someone I would one day like to work with for sure! Great info! Thanks!

[@filmcourage]

Does this help you when thinking about your next production?

[@surajnair9757]

Yes definitely! This was quite insightful. Hope to see more such producer series. Thanks 😁

[@404creators8]

Absolutely!!!!!

[@photonotavailable7936]

Definitely.

[@SarahMoua]

I loooove her. I'm learning so much.

[@ShazammtheProducer]

Wow she is amazing I hope to have a Producer like her one day

[@Blake-gh8xl]

Wow this woman is super credentialed, way impressive. Love to see more female creators on this channel and see a different perspective

[@filmcourage]

Hi Blake, we agree that Rachel is great! You may enjoy this playlist with women in film - bit.ly/3I2vY7V

[@Ghosthound_X]

This lady sounds like she really knows her stuff

[@gurmeet1323]

She is just perfect for me not only as a producer but also as a person....these type of people are most sorted kind off

[@EvanNeely]

Another level of hiring when they know each other so well

[@lonjohnson5161]

I would love to work with her some day.

[@photonotavailable7936]

I found out about some of this the hard way. Live and learn.

[@nathanscottshoemaker2554]

This producer is a stud, I'm totally scared of her but it would be a privilege to work on her set.

[@hrsantiago]

She's one of my favorite interviewees; very insightful tips and info.

[@chanilevines5026]

The explanation between familiarity and intimacy is spot on!

[@freesoju]

She talks like a pro producer. Beautiful too

[@chaplinesque111]

Wow, such great information. Invaluable!! Cheers

[@skeletonshorror5184]

This series is blowing my mind, thank you. 💀🔥

[@savedforh]

Thanks for these facts

[@dancedj2k2]

This was one of the best interviews I have seen in a long time. Great information and insight. If I am in the position one day, this is the person I would hire for my production.

[@marthinuscilliers3726]

Well, two years later… are you “in that position” yet?

[@Ohhmylely]

Wow wow wow, she is a pro! Thank you for sharing your experience!

[@loudinkrueg1139]

Best video on this channel I’ve seen so far. My heart rate raced as everything Rachel said I thought yes.... Yes..... YES! Thank you for saying all of this.

[@filmcourage]

Hi Loudin, we love our interview with Rachel. We say it is one of the most inspiring ones we did in the past 2 years. Great to see you finding value in her experiences. Here is a link to the full interview if you would like to hear more - kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJ-lh3-nerdln8k

[@loudinkrueg1139]

@@filmcourage awesome! I’ll check it out for sure

[@filmcourage]

Nice!

[@drecolizo1]

Super helpful. I hadn't though of building those relationships before hiring crew.

[@RawHeadRay]

Had to check in on some Rachel K. Ofori advice etc after i had watched her being interviewed way back in my "I quit" era and as I'm developing my first real attempt at filmmaking i need some sound advice. No disappointment either, Rachel is very tuned into the social instincts that make or break a set, You're not just trying to make a great movie, You're trying to make a great set first.

[@RawHeadRay]

Irrelevant side note fun fact, Rachel could very easily be transformed for a costume party into literally 1984 Billie Jean era Michael Jackson. ( Not so random, I've dabbled in special effects make up in some small films, We often see faces in a different way)

[@barbarianorc8301]

I agree work with people who you know and who understand the projects your working on. Plus put the time and effort into it to come up with a great story and plot. Also don't rush the dang project.

[@bliiblaablue]

This video made my day, thank you! Lots of good insights. I felt she was talking from her real world experiences. Now, I've had a motto for many years, you ready? Goes like this, "never work with family". You could also add "or friends too close" ;)

[@123mandalore777]

Great video, way more helpful than writing advice from literal who's. You should ask this question to more people more often. Her advice was great and she's clearly smart and experienced in the subject, it was helpful.

[@djlyns]

First comment, yay! Thanks for the knowledge Ms. Ofori. Many blessings

[@muhammadomer5301]

Can I get a guidance on creating protecting and licensing characters like X men or DC ?

[@filmcourage]

Hi Mohammad, maybe try a comic book resource? We are not familiar with that community but we imagine there are many resources you can find that can provide you guidance.

[@kevinkeegan2979]

I want to be in her team.

[@barrydaryle7817]

Do you have a Facebook, Instagram or Twitter, love to follow anyone that's legitimately involved in the industry as for as Acting, Producing, Directing, Editing, etc.

[@isaacbrown3913]

Does she have a website or some way to contact her?

[@asguarHoseininejad]

🎉❤😂😢😮😅😊

[@totoroutes5389]

Film is show business, so are you going to finally upload a video demonstrating how to be a multimillionaire filmmaker?

[@bluerabbit1236]

You're an ignoramus who's as dumb as a rock.