Making a Microbudget Masterpiece | A Ghost Story

A Ghost Story, directed by David Lowery, was made on a measly budget of only $100k. He obviously had to call in a bunch of favors to get it made, but it became the biggest microbudget film of that year. It's kind of amazing that a movie that small could play in cinemas worldwide. I hope that you all learn some filmmaking lessons from this video, or, at the very least, you find it entertaining and informative. The Kino Corner will return. Disclaimer: I do not own the rights to a lot of the video content in here, but I am using it to educate and my commentary is transformational. I am using a minority of the original work and this video does not replace the movie in the marketplace. In fact, I want everyone to go watch this movie! You can get it on DVD or Blu-ray everywhere and I believe it's on some streaming platforms. Andrew's channel:    / @31rogue-9k   SOCIAL MEDIA Twitter:   / thekinocorner   Letterboxd: https://letterboxd.com/TheKinoCorner/ Instagram:   / isaac_mahaffey   Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=353781... Movies Shown: A Ghost Story Primer Upstream Color Ain't The Bodies Saints Pete's Dragon That white boy was Karsten Runquist (no this is not a collab)    • Reviewing My Own Short Films   Sources:    • David Lowery on Directing      • Live From Cannes: Rooney Mara,  Casey Affl...      • David Lowery’s A Ghost Story: 2017 Sundanc...      • THE OLD MAN & THE GUN Cast and Crew Q&A | ...      • House demolition | excavator demolishing f...