We recently had the opportunity to interview independent filmmaker Jed Brian for our PODCAST, Cinephiles and Cenobites; afterward, Ono had a few other questions regarding pre-production, as it pertains to FOUND FOOTAGE FILMS in particular.

​Jed was gracious enough to answer those queries, and below is the resulting information. We hope you find it as useful as we do.

- Nekko Media

click HERE to listen to the podcast interview.

NEKKO MEDIA: What’s the most challenging aspect of pre-production for a found footage film?

NM: Would you consider pre-production for a found footage film to be more tedious than a regular film?

NM: Do you pre-plan camera movement/shots when filming scenes or do you leave it up to the camera man to decide?

NM: How about the characters within a scene? Are they free to play out a scene or is each move dictated before hitting record?

NM: What keeps a found footage film fresh and entertaining?

Thank you very much, Jed, for your time and insights. Good luck with UNLISTED OWNER.

​We look forward to all your future projects.

You can hit Jed up on social media:

@unlistedowner on TWITTER

@mr.jed_brian on INSTAGRAM