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I posted this thread about a year ago in the filmmakers subreddit and it seemed to get a good amount of interest. Since then we've got a small group going and meet frequently to make short films, but we're always looking for more people who are as passionate about the medium as we are! We're all working professionals/students who carve out some time on the weekends to shoot, so don't be shy to reach out if you don't have a lot of experience.

I posted this thread about a year ago in this subreddit and it seemed to get a good amount of interest. Since then we've got a small group going and meet frequently to make short films, but we're always looking for more people who are as passionate about the medium as we are! We're all working professionals/students who carve out some time on the weekends to shoot, so don't be shy to reach out if you don't have a lot of experience.

Hey all,

I posted a few months ago looking for people from this subreddit to shoot short films in NYC together: Thread is here.

Since then, we've formed an official group and are about to shoot our first short film together! However, we're a little short on hands for the time being, so if there's anyone still interested in making cool shit together, please reach out to me.

This is short notice, but we're currently looking to shoot this weekend (June 10-11, tentative due to air quality) and need people to help out on set with boom/gaff/etc. We have high-quality gear and have hired 2 amazing

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24M looking to meet anyone who is interested in making films for fun(any genre). Last time I tried I got a bunch of interest from people who were looking for a paid job or trying to make the industry.

I ran my undergrad filmmaking club and made a few films that won student film fests and miss how fun the process was. I have a full time job but I still want to scratch that itch outside of work and on the weekends. I'm open to spend some out of pocket for equipment/props/etc too to make a good end product, but also fine with just doing no budget stuff. Please DM me if you're in the area and interested!

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