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In this episode of Documentary First, hosts Christian and Jake Taylor focus on the journey of "The Girl Who Wore Freedom" so far. They explore the challenges of independent filmmaking, the importance of event screenings, and the value of building relationships with audiences.
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Event screenings are crucial for audience engagement and fundraising.
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Independent filmmakers face unique financial challenges.
Pricing for screenings should reflect the audience's ability to pay.
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Every event is an opportunity to share stories and build connections.
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00:00 Introduction to Documentary First 02:53 The Journey of 'The Girl Who Wore Freedom' 11:08 Challenges and Strategies in Documentary Filmmaking 18:14 The Importance of Screenings and Audience Engagement 25:22 Merchandising as a New Revenue Stream 30:47 Expanding the Documentary Brand 31:12 Archival Footage and Storytelling 32:36 The Battlefield Cross: A Symbol of Sacrifice 35:27 Creating Meaningful Merchandise 39:15 Understanding Audience Preferences 41:04 Investing in Documentary Filmmaking 43:55 The Importance of Event Work 49:55 Finding Your Audience 52:13 Patience in Building a Brand 53:25 DocuView Déjà Vu
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