NonIndustry Report Annotated Bibliography

YOUTUBE SOURCE
David Gordon Green Speaks at No-Budget Film School about the budgeting and inspiration for Geroge Washington.





JOURNAL SOURCE
Lucia, Cynthia. "A TOUCH OF THE NEOREALIST" Cineaste, v. 26 no4 (Fall 2001) p. 13-17.
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This interview with David Gordon Green about Geroge Washington reveals some of his methods for directing acting in the film, as well as budgeting solutions.

JOURNAL SOURCE
Daryl Chin and Larry Qualls. "Open Circuts, Closed Markets: Festivals and Expositions of Film and Video." PAJ: A Journal of Performance and Art, Vol. 23, No. 1 (Jan., 2001), pp. 33-47
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This article reiterates the difficulties independent films are faced with as far as distribution, and explores the film festivals and the temperal accptance process of Geroge Washington.

ARTICLE SOURCE
David Thomson. "Film & Music: David Thomson's Biographical Dictionary of Film #47: David Gordon Green made stylish, searching films in defiance of Hollywood methods. Then he teamed up with Seth Rogen - and had a hit" GUARDIAN FILM AND MUSIC PAGES; Pg. 14
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This article reflects on the phenomenal, and unprecedented success of George Washington and how the young director moved into larger projects, and different ones at that.

QUESTION:

What techniques were used to enable this film to be made on such a small budget, and be able to be exhibited on such a large scale.