It’s update time, folks. We’re still working hard on our latest short film. We’ve gotten a lot done and so many things are either ready to go or in place, except for one actor. We need a woman in her thirties, willing to take a day off in the middle of the week in either May or October (depending on the weather and life circumstances), to play a caregiver. It is a paid gig, so hopefully that helps. It’s also part of a fun script that could lead to a feature... so you know...

Darrin shares the philosophy of the creators of Inner Nerd Studios that movies should be fun and an entertaining escape from reality. He developed a love of movies and acting as a child, appearing in small theatrical and musical productions.  Long ago (but not in a galaxy far away), Darrin worked for the company that produced some of the set materials for Star Wars.  He found the complexity and detail of the process fascinating and was thirsty for more involvement with movie

How have all of you been? We’ve been hard at work getting things in place for our latest short film. Currently getting people and places lined up and scheduled. But also, our writer/director has been hard at work putting together a storyboard. I know, I know... not the biggest news, but we love filmmaking, all aspects of it. So, to see the short coming together in storyboard form is a sign that the film is that much closer to completion. Speaking of our writer/director--his n

It’s time for updates! …and anything else we might feel like rambling about. First and foremost, we’ve secured locations for our upcoming short film. It was a long and grueling process... that’s a lie, it was less than an hour. Our Production Manager and Art Director, Joseph Jandura, came through (as he always does) with two possibilities and the last one had both the locations we needed. So a big thank you to Joe. On the topic of the short, we are still looking for an actres

We have a few updates. First off, since we missed it, Happy New Year. It’s already shaping up to be a good one for us, so I hope it’s the same for you. First bit of news... we have procured funding for another short film. This one is a prequel to our future feature length film Project Curlow. This short will be our fourth official Inner Nerd Studios project and we’re looking forward to sharing with all of you. The story takes place a few weeks before the story in the feature

Writer - Director - Co-Owner Since he began his journey in 2008 to become a rebel indie filmmaker, Brian has had one goal. Make entertaining films like the ones he watched growing up. He never wanted to chase awards, critical acclaim, or even peer praise. All he wants to do is entertain the audience. He often says, “...no one ever said Indiana Jones  changed my life, but people love that movie… no one claims Back to the Future  revolutionized filmmaking, but people love that

Independent filmmaking offers a unique chance to tell stories without the constraints of big studios. Yet, working with limited funds can be challenging. Success depends on creativity, planning, and smart choices. This guide shares ten practical tips to help indie filmmakers make the most of their budget while producing compelling films. Small indie film crew preparing camera equipment on a budget Plan Every Detail Before Shooting Careful planning saves money and time. Write

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