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  <title>017: Democratizing Film Funding with WRITERS &amp;amp; FILMMAKERS</title>
  <description>Are you a filmmaker? Want $50,000 to shoot a movie? Of course you do!&#13;
Are you a writer? Want to win $20,000 for your film script &amp;amp;ndash; and see it produced? Sure you do!&#13;
Jonathan Krimer is a Canadian filmmaker, writer, and photographer, as well as founder of Writers and Filmmakers, a new and exciting model for film development and financing.&#13;
From the Writers and Filmmakers site:&#13;
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Writers judge filmmakers. Filmmakers judge scripts. Winning script is shot by winning filmmaker. We fund you to collaborate.&#13;
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In this wide-ranging conversation, we discuss:&#13;
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The number one problem for filmmakers and writers&#13;
The founding and funding of the Toronto Film Association&#13;
The process of submitting and participating at Writers and Filmmakers&#13;
The psychology of talent and self-delusion&#13;
The pros and cons of piracy&#13;
The impending collapse of Hollywood&#13;
The future of film, and the eventual fate of theatrical distribution.&#13;
The challenge of staying creative while raising young children&#13;
Jonathan&amp;amp;rsquo;s current film project&#13;
The sorry state of Einstein&amp;amp;rsquo;s brain&#13;
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  <author_name>Anywhere But Hollywood: Working in Film, Living in the World | Filmmaking,Crowdfunding,Animation,Screenwriting</author_name>
  <author_url>http://anywherebuthollywood.com</author_url>
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