Indie Rebel: The Podcast for Independent Filmmakers

In this episode we revisit scheduling once your actors are cast, and Director Christopher Tempel walks you through how he vibe coded his own scheduling app! Get the App: https://github.com/ChrisTempel/CineSched Sign It: xattr -c /Applications/CineSched.app Overview Video: https://youtu.be/UVjkRQHj8JU

In this episode, Christopher Tempel shares his perspective on how to cast a film and shares tips and stories from past experiences.

In this episode, filmmaker and actor Brett Harrison joins the podcast to talk about his new film, "Hamlet". From its origins in a vision to filming in Vancouver, Brett gives us an inside look at how he brought Shakespeare's classic to life!

In this episode, we break down what to consider when choosing a computer for editing your movie. Covers software, platforms and specs.

"What camera should I get?" is a question often asked by new filmmakers. In this episode, Director Christopher Tempel lays out what you should and shouldn't look for in a camera, as well as explains how to get a good image.

Filmmaker Christopher Tempel discusses why the podcast had stopped and talks about navigating distribution with his new feature, "Leap: A Tale of the Last Days". Now Available on Amazon: http://bit.ly/4jIERpS

Today we go over things to consider when budgeting your indie feature film.

In this episode, learn how to breakdown and schedule your indie feature, both by hand and with software.

In this special episode, director Christopher Tempel interviews his wife, Karissa, about what it's like being married to an indie rebel.

In this episode, director Christopher Tempel breaks down his pre-viz process. Learn how to board, exercises to think in terms of shots, software, techniques and and where to get free templates.

In this episode, director and filmmaker Christopher Tempel shares some of his tips and tricks for writing your first feature script. Includes a comprehensive breakdown of software and why we need it, handling writers block and more!

In this episode, writer and director Christopher Tempel breaks down how he takes an idea for a movie and turns it into a story.

This episode covers the growth and transition from a $600 movie with no equipment to a current film with all the toys and the trials and tribulations you will still face even after producing a couple of feature films.

In this pilot episode, director Christopher Tempel recounts what it took to produce his first feature length film for just $600 in the summer of 2007. He covers the good and the bad in hopes of inspiring you to bring your vision to life. Filled with behind the scenes stories, tips and hacks to help you make your first movie.