Released my first feature film three months ago

Three months ago, I released my first feature film as a writer/director, Roses on the Vine.

It's a love letter to Los Angeles that follows a gig-working single father with a checkered past as he struggles to provide for his 7-year-old daughter and keep her out of the foster system.

I’ve lived in Los Angeles for 17 years pursuing a career as a filmmaker, so getting to make my first feature meant more to me than I can really put into words.

The film itself took three years to get to the screen. We shot in Los Angeles in 2023, in the middle of the strikes, under a SAG-AFTRA Interim Agreement.

After all this time pursuing filmmaking, I’m proud that I finally got to make a feature film and see it all the way through to release.

I hope it will be the first of many.

Roses on the Vine is available for rent or purchase on Amazon, and streaming free on Tubi:

https://tubitv.com/movies/100058175/roses-on-the-vine

u/ScriptLurker — 2 days ago

My First Feature Film Released 3 Months Ago

Three months ago, my first feature film as a writer/director, Roses on the Vine, was released.

I’ve lived in Los Angeles for 17 years pursuing a career as a filmmaker, so getting to make my first feature meant more to me than I can really put into words.

The film itself took three years to get to the screen. We shot in Los Angeles in 2023, in the middle of the strikes, under a SAG-AFTRA Interim Agreement.

After all this time pursuing filmmaking, I’m proud that I finally got to make a feature film and see it all the way through to release.

I hope it will be the first of many.

Roses on the Vine is available for rent or purchase on Amazon, and streaming free on Tubi (linked).

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u/ScriptLurker — 2 days ago

AI music station from a robot universe

Botflix Radioo

Botflix Radioo is a 24/7 station broadcasting original music from the fictional robot universe of Botropolis. The songs are fully generated with Suno.

Most of the songs take a lot of iteration and nearly breaking Suno to get something I find acceptable. For AI music, I think it's pretty good.

Would you actually leave something like this playing in the background?

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u/ScriptLurker — 10 days ago