ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Guest: Rebecca Rogers
Industry: Film
Project: Financing an Independent Film
Well, we’re almost at the end of Constraints - just one more episode left after this one. So it’s fitting we get a guest from a repeat sector to allow a bit of a deeper dive into a particular creative industry. Rebecca Rogers shares the details and challenges of the development and finance phases, and describes how creativity is as much a part of those as in the production and post-production phases. Learn more about the expansive producing chops Rebecca has at www.rebecca-rogers.com.
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