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How Not to Make a Movie (2013)

Genre : Documentary

Runtime : 49M

Director : Jay Bauman, Mike Stoklasa

Synopsis

Both entertaining and educational, “How Not to Make a Movie” chronicles how the Red Letter Media guys all met and started making movies together, which lead to the disastrous production of the 2003 feature film collaboration Gorilla Interrupted. “How Not to Make a Movie” also shows the restoration process of remastering this ancient schlock no budget flop.

Actors

Mike Stoklasa
Mike Stoklasa
Himself
Jay Bauman
Jay Bauman
Himself
Rich Evans
Rich Evans
Himself
Garrett Gilchrist
Garrett Gilchrist
Himself
Lisa Renley
Lisa Renley
Herself

Crews

Jay Bauman
Jay Bauman
Producer
Jay Bauman
Jay Bauman
Director
Mike Stoklasa
Mike Stoklasa
Producer
Mike Stoklasa
Mike Stoklasa
Director
Jay Bauman
Jay Bauman
Editor
Jay Bauman
Jay Bauman
Cinematography
Jessi Nakles
Jessi Nakles
Cinematography

Posters and backgrounds

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