Summary: Director Paul Bright (<a href="http://twitter.com/paulbrightfilms">@PaulBrightFilms</a> on twitter) sits down with host <a href="http://realitycheck.therealistsguide.com/craig-price/">Craig Price</a> to discuss digital filmmaking. Comicpalooza premiered Paul's latest film "Long Term Parking" on May 23rd. Little did he suspect that his trip to Houston would force him to cross paths with Craig! The two discuss creating films for the small, small screen (phones and tablets), how you think about shooting films with unlimited recording capabilities, auditioning actors a foot away from a cell phone camera and some of the pros and cons of the available distribution outlets for independent filmmakers. They also discuss how the new, smaller high definition cameras allow for more shot flexibility and how actors act knowing that they can do unlimited takes (in theory) without having to start the scene all over. Also, Craig blatantly tries to get cast in Paul's next film. Pathetic, really. It's a great discussion for anyone interested in making their own independent films. You can find Paul and his movies at <a href="http://PaulBrightFilms.com">http://PaulBrightFilms.com</a> and check out his vlog <a href="https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLabgjJDtaD3kLOQmlQ0WQyn478dLV_x1e">Paul's Tub Talk</a> on Youtube.
