Radius Inspires my Filmmaking Juices

My Radius 2-disc set arrived on Saturday. I was able to watch it over the weekend. I must admit that although the actual movie is only 34-minutes long, I was impressed with the final result. Considering it was a first time director, with a largely unseasoned cast and crew, and a dismally low budget---the production value was high quality.

The best part was the “Making of Featurettes” which documented a lot of the behind-the- scenes-work.. The information from these segments was worth the price of the DVD set alone. It is always fun the see how movies actually get made.

The only drawback to the DVDs is that I was left wanting more, and the fact that you can’t just play the “Making of” clips as a whole. (You have to keep selecting each one as you watch them from the DVD menus.)

I think they everyone involved deserves a hand for coming together and making this short movie a reality. It is always inspiring to us aspiring filmmakers to see an example of someone who actually did it. And better yet how the did it. Thanks, Radius.