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Sue Collins

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In the 97th episode of the Moonshine Moonshot podcast, Sue is back with director and impact filmmaker Mike Hill. A slight twist this week, as it's Mike's turn to interview Sue, and the topic is building audiences for independent film projects.H
“...one of the beauties that I’ve experienced in making documentary films over 20 years, is that what you get, is usually better than what you imagine.”- a little pearl from Mike Hill, Director, Impact Filmmaker and special guest on this week's
In the name of lights, camera, action - and CUT 🎬 In the 95th episode of the Moonshine Moonshot podcast, your host Sue Collins talks about the importance of clear comms and the Production Bible - the ultimate assets for any production. A Produ
“Simplicity is the Ultimate Sophistication”- Leonardo da VinciIn the 94th episode of the Moonshine Moonshot podcast, host Sue Collins discusses the beauty of simplicity; an art that is at times overlooked or not considered, but in reality, keep
In the 93rd episode of the Moonshine Moonshot podcast, host Sue Collins discusses the fundamentals that make a story impactful in filmmaking, and how YOU can use impact storytelling to create films that inspire real-world change.From the import
With International Women’s Day approaching (on Friday 8th March 2024 to be exact!) we thought this would be a great topic for our 92nd episode. Your host, Sue Collins, discusses gender equality in filmmaking and emphasizes the importance of hav
So - you've got a script, a vision, and the passion to tell your story - what next?The 91st episode outlines the importance of planning your production journey before setting foot on the set.   That's so your film has the best chance of success
Welcome to your first Moonshine Moonshot podcast for 2024!In the 90th episode, I'm (Sue Collins) reflecting on my own journey in the film industry, and discussing the different paths you - as a filmmaker - can take to help kickstart your film c
The part 2 you've been waiting for all week!! Ok, so you may have just landed here and this episode is the second part of how to get views for your film.  We all know that feeling of putting our heart and soul into creating a film or video, onl
This topic is back by popular demand.  And it makes sense because when you create a film and post it to Youtube, you want people to watch it!  But Independent filmmakers didn't get into filmmaking to write copy so it's not second nature.This Ep
This week I'm talking all about consistency and debating if it's really that important to being a successful filmmaker?   If you're like me then consistency isn't your strength, which feels problematic considering so many thought leaders tout t
This week host Sue Collins delves into the art of interviewing with special guest, Mike Hill.  Mike's an award-winning documentary filmmaker and interviewer. Mike shares his experiences and advice for aspiring interviewers, emphasizing the impo
Looking for ways to stay motivated and make progress every day?We all need a little boost of motivation from time to time, and in this episode, Sue provides some tips and strategies to help you stay inspired and driven. So where does motivation
This week is about the steps to go from freelance independent filmmaker to running your own show and building a sustainable career.  Because what got you started isn't the same as what's going to get you to the next level.Dig in and start liste
Are you producing a documentary film?  You'll need to interview people, lots of people from all different walks of life.  Interviewing can be something that people find as scary as public speaking.  Something many people say they would rather d
Be adaptable and roll with the opportunities: One of the key lessons shared in this ep is the importance of being adaptable as a filmmaker. Sometimes, unexpected opportunities arise, like filming an unplanned interview when talent comes to town
In this episode, Sue dives deep into a topic that not typically covered in film school - the business of filmmaking. 🎥💼Here are three key takeaways from this episode:1️⃣ The Craft vs. The Business: While film school teaches us a lot about the
In this episode, Host Sue Collins does a dive deep into the world of impact filmmaking and how to make movies that truly matter. If you're someone who is passionate about creating meaningful work and making a positive impact on your audience, t
Are you a filmmaker struggling to find your way? Join me for this episode as I discuss how to have a long-term career in the industry.    Filmmaking has so many parts and I'm sharing what I've learned over the past 15 years in producing impact
In this episode, Sue Collins takes you through a 12-step plan to produce an indie film. The inspiration for this episode came from a post on the @MoonshineCommunicationsAcademy Instagram page, which had a basic outline of the 12 steps. However,
This week on the Moonshine Moonshot podcast, host Sue Collins discusses the power of independent filmmaking and how it can be applied to various fields. Using a case study of a documentary called "Conquering Cancer,"  Sue encourages listeners t
In this episode, Sue Collins gets into the importance of making money from the sale of your film and how marketing and distribution play a crucial role in this process. Sue emphasizes the need for independent filmmakers to become masters of mar
This week host, Sue Collins discusses outreach and why it's important when it comes to  making an impact with your film. She dives into five strategies you can use to start an outreach plan.  These are strategies Sue uses when she produces her
How do you successfully release an impact film?  If you're an upcoming filmmaker, an independent film producer or, you just want to know how to reach an engaged core audience,  then this episode will help you.  During the episode, I mentioned a
This week Sue shares a practical process for turning your dream project into a reality. With 15 years of experience in project planning, Sue finds that this system with five big moves can be applied to any project to get it started, planned out
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