Clay Liford: Indie Film Lessons, Coverage Secrets & The Future of Distribution
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Clay Liford: Indie Film Lessons, Coverage Secrets & The Future of Distribution
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Filmmaker and cinematographer Clay Liford (Earthling, Wuss, Slash) joins In the Room to share candid insights from a career in indie film. Clay reflects on his path from SXSW premieres to teaching film, why coverage is the most misunderstood part of directing, and how embracing happy accidents can change your filmmaking.
He also unpacks the challenges of modern distribution and output deals, offers perspective on AI’s impact on editing, and previews his upcoming dark comedy The Texas High School Regional Theater Festival Murders. Plus, we explore his new education initiative Those Who Do, designed to bring working filmmakers into the classroom.
A must-listen episode for anyone passionate about independent filmmaking, cinematography, and the future of the industry.