The Vicious Brothers on LA Talk Radio's Film Courage (Ep. #148)

Mon, 2012-01-23 01:01 — Filmcourage

Filmmakers Colin Minihan & Stuart Ortiz aka The Vicious Brothers call into Film Courage to tell us why they hate film school, whether self-distribution was ever an option for their debut feature Grave Encounters, how they got 20 million views to their trailer, their story process from conception to post and why they elected to go with Tribeca Film as their distributor.

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