# Andrew Bujalski
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andrew bujalski (born April 29, 1977) is an American film director, screenwriter and actor, who has been called the "godfather of mumblecore."
== Life and career ==
Bujalski, born in Boston in 1977, is the son of artist-turned-businesswoman Sheila Dubman and businessman Edmund Bujalski. His father is Catholic and his mother is Jewish. Bujalski studied film at Harvard's Department of Visual and Environmental Studies, where the Belgian filmmaker Chantal Akerman was his thesis advisor.
Mumblecore
EPISODE 034: LESSONS IN FILM HISTORY (FILM MOVEMENTS)
Featuring: Funny Ha Ha (2002), The Puffy Chair (2005), Mutual Appreciation (2005), Nights and Weekends (2007)
Ryan and Kevin explore the Mount Rushmore of Mumblecore by focusing on films by Greta Gerwig, Andrew Bujalski, the Duplass Bro…
Mumblecore pt. II
EPISODE 057: LESSONS IN FILM MOVEMENTS
Featuring: Cyrus (2010); Drinking Buddies (2013); Frances Ha (2012); Computer Chess (2013)
Per our initial “Mumblecore” episode, WR&P examines the original Mumble-corps in the years following their break onto the scene. Andrew Bujalski, Joe Swanberg, …
How They Made a Full-Length Movie for $7,000 | The Microbudget Filmmaking Miracle of BURT!
The Microbudget Filmmaking Miracle of BURT!
$7,000 might buy you a used car—but in Hollywood, it barely covers a single day of craft services on a studio film set.
But in the world of microbudget filmmaking, $7K became the entire production budget for filmmakers Joe Burke and Oliver Cooper, who…
Ep 41.5: Birthday Picks: "The Life of Chuck" (2024) & "Computer Chess" (2013)
With our birthdays both being this week, we decided to do a birthday movie swap! Ryan offered up Mike Flanagan's "The Life of Chuck" for the duo to watch and explore, while Shane brought "Computer Chess" by Andrew Bujalski to the table. Both movies are very unique in their own ways, and there is a…
How They Made a Full-Length Movie for $7,000 | The Microbudget Filmmaking Miracle of BURT!
The Microbudget Filmmaking Miracle of BURT!
$7,000 might buy you a used car—but in Hollywood, it barely covers a single day of craft services on a studio film set.
But in the world of microbudget filmmaking, $7K became the entire production budget for filmmakers Joe Burke and Oliver Cooper, who…
Andrew Bujalski
For this episode, Screenwriting Professor Luke Garza welcomes filmmaker Andrew Bujalski to an in-class conversation. Andrew Bujalksi has written and directed seven feature films. He types 89 words per minute. His brief bio doesn't begin to cover the breadth of his experience. Andrew talks about a …
21 - The Beast (2023)
Tim and Ben continue the Spring of Love with another low budget, sci-fi romance horror (?) Bertrand Bonello's brutal 2023 film "The Beast". We dig into the insane generation spanning plot, marvel at the beast mode level acting performances, question how much this actually adapts from the Henry Jam…
22 - Results (2015)
The boys are back this week for one of Ben's all timer favorite romcom's, Andrew Bujalski's beautifully demented look at love and personal training, "Results". We talk about Bujalski's catalog, this movie as a response to "Computer Chess" being called mumblecore, marvel at how great all of the per…
Episode 21- Support the Girls ft. Gordon Inman
In which our hosts are joined by GORDON INMAN to discuss Andrew Bujalski's 2018 film SUPPORT THE GIRLS, and also get excited about physical media. We also say goodbye to mumblecore and Greg talks about a couple times that he went to Hooters (related to the movie).
Computer Chess (with actor Patrick Riester)
In a world where nerds aren't cool... where computers play chess and their technicians debug them... can this ragtag group of superstar programmers defeat the secret Russian plot to overthrow the world while simultaneously avoid triggering the AI Singularity? Can an algorithm predict which hotel r…
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