The Filmmaking Stuff Podcast

When it comes to film sales and distribution, many filmmakers get lost in the process. In this three-part mini-series, indie film producer Tom Malloy focuses on three crucial areas in the filmmaker path: film funding, film producing, and film distribution.

Producing a motion picture is both a fun and frustrating challenge. In this three-part mini-series, indie film producer Tom Malloy focuses on three crucial areas in the filmmaker path: film funding, film producing, and film distribution.

Let's face it. Film funding can be a challenge. And if you're new to the process, it's easy to get lost. In this three-part mini-series, indie film producer Tom Malloy focuses on three crucial areas in the filmmaker path: film funding, film producing, and film distribution.

Many filmmakers know that film distribution is important. Yet very few filmmakers fully understand how film distribution works. In this episode, filmmaker Tom Malloy demystifies the process. 

Between a day job, kids, and all sorts of distractions, putting your passion for filmmaking on the back buner is common. And if you don't watch it, days become weeks. And weeks become years. Here are so tps to keep up the filmmaker motivation!

If you've been wondering if film school is necessary, this episode is for you. In it, you'll hear from indie film producer Tom Malloy. He shares some ideas on how you can be successful with or without film school.

In this episode, indie producer Tom Malloy shares five important tips for closing deals with prospective film investors. If you are looking for ways to fund a feature film, this episode is a "must listen."

In this episode, author and filmmaker Chris Mahan shares industry career tips and offers reasons why no film school is NOT required to work in the film and TV industry. To find out more about Chris Mahan's book, Take One: No Film School Required - visit Amazon.

In this Filmmakingstuff interview, Tom Malloy talks with Michael Joy, the CEO of Marketing Macabre, a marketing company made specifically for marketing horror movies!

In the film business, stumbling upon new opportunities is good. Except when it isn't. In this episode, film producer Tom Malloy talks about the importance of saying NO so you can produce more films.