Bruce Campbell, actor/producer talks with Joel and Kamala at the Fangoria Trinity of Terror Horror Conference in Las Vegas. He talks about getting started in film from his hometown of Detroit, Michigan and his relationship with high school buddy Sam Raimi. Films and television shows discussed include: Evil Dead 1 and 2, Crimewave, Army of Darkness, My Name is Bruce, Burn Notice. This frank and pragmatic interview with an independent film icon is not to be missed.
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Great points about home videos and how they no longer are home videos.
Excellent podcast! As usual. Thanks guys!
Bruce, as always, is the greatest movie philosipher of our time. Great tips for movie making, and I look forward to seeing a 4th Evil Dead movie!
One of the best commentaries I have EVER heard on Indy Film making.
I was absolutely amazed at how he was able to articulate so perfectly the entire making of indie film. Anyone who
wants to know about creating, investing, producing, distributing independent films, needs to listen to this commentary. Absolutely brilliant.
Podcast is great! I was at this Trinity of Terrors. Got my picture taken with Bruce and even got to ask him a couple of questions during the Q&A. He is extremely knowledgable about the film business and other actors should be shamed for for not knowing anything about the process.
I’m a big fan of Joel and Kam…and a big fan of Bruce Campbell. Soooo I’m pretty much in heaven. The discussion about financing movies, capping a budget and the potential for a distributor nightmare is a reality critical for us to hear. It’s too bad his films were made in Detroit BEFORE tax incentives – he would’ve benefited from the 50% rebate… Hooray for FatFreeFilm! (I can eat it up without breaking my New Year’s Resolution!)
Fantastic interview with Bruce Campbell, coolest guy on Earth. The independent filmmaking tips were direct and honest and incredibly insightful. Thanks – keep up the great work!