Kevin Smith has his fingers in a whole lot of media pies. He has films, TV shows, and podcasts – he is quite literally a franchise in and of himself. He even has his own Movie Club, which distributes up to twelve films a year in Canada and the US. Kevin’s big break came in 1994 with Clerks, the first independent film he directed. He made it for about $25,000 at the convenience store where he worked at the time. It was shot when the store was closed, which meant the majority of the movie was filmed at night. Over the last 20 years, Kevin has gone on to direct, produce, and edit dozens of films. With two decades of filmmaking experience under his belt, this @CraftTruck article offers some of his thoughts on makings films as collected from interviews all over the interwebs.
Posted on: Thu, 30 Jan 2014 18:02:04 +0000
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