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<p><b>If you want to become a film director in India, without a film school, without industry connections, and without waiting for someone to hand you a budget, this is the book that shows you how.</b></p>
<p>Ashik Kumar Satheesh directed Kerala's first iPhone feature film over five years. Without a film school. Without a large crew. And without a studio. He finished it. He submitted it to festivals. He sold it to OTT. He did it for Rs. 5 lakhs.</p>
<p><b>The Indian Indie Film</b> is a practical film direction and production guide for beginners. The only one written from inside the Indian indie industry, not adapted from a Western textbook or borrowed from Hollywood.</p>
<p><b>Inside this book:</b></p>
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<li>A step-by-step blueprint for low budget independent filmmaking. From story development through to post-production, written in simple language for first-time directors.</li>
<li>How to make a micro-budget film for Rs. 5 lakhs on a smartphone, and avoid the mistakes that stop most first-timers before they finish.</li>
<li>Film direction essentials. The dos and don'ts of shooting, what you actually need and what you don't, from pre-production through to post.</li>
<li>How to build your story, develop your filmmaker mindset, and produce your first feature without stars, VFX, or extravagant budgets.</li>
<li>How to submit to film festivals and navigate OTT distribution in India. Including how to get your film on Amazon Prime and reach international audiences.</li>
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<p>This is not theory. This is the documented process of a self-taught Indian filmmaker who made it happen. And condensed five years of learning into 184 pages for aspiring filmmakers who are starting out.</p>
<p>Rated 4.6 out of 5 by 60+ verified readers. Used by filmmakers across India as their first practical guide to film direction and independent filmmaking.</p>
<p><i>"The right book to pick up if you are looking at making your first independent feature film."</i><br/>- Rajiv Mathew, Filmmaker</p>
<p><i>"Extensively documented. Many interesting insights."</i><br/>- Rahul Riji Nair, Filmmaker</p>
<p><i>"More important than film history and aesthetics."</i><br/>- Harshitha S, Filmmaker</p>
<p><i>"An inspiration."</i><br/>- Raj BK, Actor and Filmmaker</p>
<p>184 pages. Practical. Structured. Built for the Indian filmmaker who is starting out without a film school and without a big budget.<br/>
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