How To Make The Movies You Want To Make - Joston Ramon Theney [FULL INTERVIEW]

[@cherirose6660]

Thank you for helping me find my voice in writing my screenplay.... this interview is wonderful and I LOVE his honesty!

[@PejayDior]

Thankyou for this I’m starting my own Production company and I’m taking the first steps I don’t want to say the name because I don’t want it to be stolen but I’m very excited and happy to give my all to this I love cinema and I can’t wait to see where I am in a year’s time😊

[@Filmmaker809]

I've been doing this for a 18 years, but as an independent writer-director in the UK, its frustraingly hard because so many companies are investing in garbage stories for TV and Film, it makes me want to give up. They don't rate orginality anymore. Though I've finished 2 feature films, Joston Ramon Theney is an inspiration.

[@mstexasg6243]

The anecdote about the rear view mirror was in a 70s comedy called Gumball Rally. Raul Julia's character ripped off his rear view mirror and threw it away. "What's behind me doesn't matter"

[@chasehedges6775]

Love your content. It’s awesome

[@WriteOnBroham]

Great question about “budgetary” thoughts while writing. Thank you 💯

[@heartlights]

Almost didn't watch this one because I wasn't in the mood to take advice and the title sounded like something I thought I already knew, glad something else told me watch it anyways. "Live your life the way you wanna go out " that's good

[@filmcourage]

Thanks for posting Tony! We love this interview with Joston and really enjoyed a lot of his insights. We're glad you took a chance and found value here!

[@leonoradompor8706]

Amen amen amen,collaborating for the greatest success***

[@Hotinri]

There is alot of gems in this interview Thank you Jaston

[@filmcourage]

Thanks for watching!

[@primeminister7885]

I really appreciate this open and honest interview 💯 I just finished my first short film and I could use all of the guidance and information that I could get

[@filmcourage]

Keep creating!

[@iEarthos]

Plan A, Plan B.. spoke to me.. dude loving ur (our ) revelations, as artists ..

[@BLACKDISC]

I've been waiting on this full interview. Thanks for the amazing videos! :)

[@filmcourage]

We're happy to finally publish this one! Hope it is worth the wait!

[@donavin51]

I love your content. Thanks so much for it. Keep up the good work!

[@filmcourage]

What did you learn?

[@albertabramson3157]

The need to make so many failures before creating a success that reaches a large audience. I learned about TUBI and Film Hub and how the indy market had changed so much.

[@TheBlackRomanceWriter]

I have room in my life for Plan A only. I can make a movie for $1,000.00. My only competition is me. Passion and drive will take me to the finish line. Work on my craft. Own my right. Value other people. Be useful to the group...

[@clarkparker4860]

Mainly that if I'm financing my own project, I don't have to get distracted by other people's opinions. I will just focus on realizing my original vision.

[@rondianderson4402]

🙋, a story hooked to a song happens here as well.

[@MoBeezyVevo]

Wow this guy is truly an inspiration. He's such a go getter.

[@nikkinewbie6014]

“I am Negan”. 😩😩😩😩😩😩. It was BRUTAL! TWD was one hell of a show.

[@TheBlackRomanceWriter]

This is a wonderful, exciting and insightful interview. I have just finished viewing it, but my mind is still processing all of the information. I have always wanted to make a movie since watching KISS THE GIRLS in a movie theater. I never truly thought that it was possible until Joston Ramon Theney mentioned making a movie for $1,000.00. Thank you for this amazing interview. I'm definitely going to watch 44 Inch Chest. I will study the film. ❤

[@lysannk3524]

Awesome interview! Joston's philosophy really is inspiring and resonates with me. But I'm also very grateful for the thoughtful questions and calm atmosphere Film Courage created here, to make this experence possible!

[@filmcourage]

Thanks Lysann! Loved our interview with Joston. Great to see this one have a positive impact on you.

[@raymondl9320]

For me, I nope'd out of TWD when the characters started shooting at glasses instead of the "punisher" himself who was right in front of them, in the open, as what I'd thought was an extremely dumb, illogical, and poorly executed attempt at prolonging the show. They choose quantity over quality. And that's what I thought what "the worst you can do to your characters" he will say. Good interview! The part where he says "I gotta get up and start writing this idea down" is so dang relatable!

[@clarkparker4860]

3:04:02 Ray Winstone

[@flatdream]

This is what I m talking about. This director / producer / ... explain fully what indy IS / can and should be.

[@crystalraeproductions1505]

The comment he made about finding your audience was really good. Thanks for the interview.

[@filmcourage]

We like this one a lot! We're glad this one found you Crystal!

[@franknyambe3965]

He is very practical ❤

[@michaelpapa]

Amazing.

[@filmcourage]

Thanks for watching Michael!

[@MilesthaShegmeister]

Appreciate the interview respect, can not for 1 second agree about walking dead though the Negan sequence was one of the best sequences to ever be made especially on top of what the series had already achieved earlier, the only issue is there was nowhere to take it after that. What could top Negan? An oligarch? I feel like Negans subtext was oligarchal the way he broke Rick down was mad.

[@MilesthaShegmeister]

I jumped off when the kingdoms started to feel cheesy and like a daytime soap then came Alpha lol Nah man! Daryl as solid as he is wasnt enough to hold my attention.

[@ОператорыПрокси]

Jesus fkng christ 200 minutes.