Whether you've shot a movie on an iPhone or a Sony FX3 or an ARRI Alexa you have lots of ways to get it seen today on Tubi and more - and without using a traditional distributor.

I've always liked to experiment and be an early adopter of new tech, and that goes all the way back to when I started making films in the mid-90s after I got out of college. Today it's shooting with iPhones. Back then it was shooting on Mini DV.

I sat down for a conversation with Noam Kroll for a new podcast interview to talk about YouTube, indie film and making my feature film "Casey Makes a Mixtape."

What really happened to Filmic Pro? The app that was once the industry leader became an afterthought almost overnight.

My latest indie feature film "Casey Makes a Mixtape" is now available on Blu-ray!

I've been experimenting with new (cost-effective) tech every since I began working as a filmmaker and that continues today using iPhones... Back in 2001 I shot & directed a film shot on Mini DV.

I didn’t just want Casey Makes a Mixtape to be set in the 1980s—I wanted it to look and feel like it was made in the 1980s.

Congrats. You've made a movie. But that was the easy part. Now you've got to sell it.

Tech & gear and "how to" are important... But what you create with that tech & gear are the most important.