Beating Those Indie Filmmaking Odds
Oct 30th, 2009 by Peter D. Marshall
“It can be hard to make a mark as a young filmmaker. Seems even when you have a decent idea, the funding drops out. Or, once you’ve finished your masterpiece, no one is interested in distributing it. It really does take a special kind of person to try and persevere against these odds. Yu Irie, it seems, is just such a person.”
Read this article from Rover Arts.
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Thanks for the article about Yu Irie (written by James Gartner in Montreal). It’s a relief to see someone taking the care to publish the good news.
As always, I admire your perseverance and contribution to Indie filmmaking.
John Gaskin
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