00:00  Intro to Devon Bray 00:30  From Music videos to feature films - Devon’s journey 03:19  What did Devon bring from Music videos to Feature Film production? 04:59  A good way into filmmaking 05:29  Does Devon stick to one genre? 07:42  Female black audience on Tubi 10:19  Trap 48 - Sci Fi and moving through genres 11:54  Start by thinking about your audience 12:20  Keeping track with repeating events 15:39  Budget level on each film 17:41  Directing - a planner or feeling

Mr . Wonderful is a deeply intimate, humanistic feature film that offers an intense character study of three generations of the Fenton men. Patriarch Robert (Robert Miano), his son Brian (Michael Madsen)—a worn-down history professor struggling to hold onto both his career and his sense of purpose—and Brian’s son Danny (Robert Laenen). The Fentons navigate unresolved wounds that continue to shape their family, including Danny’s struggle to define his own path as an adult liv

The title of Blake Ridder’s movie has an old-fashioned quality to it that brings to mind classic Hammer Horror productions from the 1960s and ’70s. This may not be entirely coincidental considering the vibe here. Frightening incidents, like water from a shower suddenly turning to blood, pepper “Manor of Darkness.” And that’s even before a quartet of crooks case a spooky grand home in the British countryside under the pretense of shooting a documentary. Once inside, they find