“The Line Where Independent Artists & Independent Filmmakers Meet” – Comics Cast Roundtable

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This is a roundtable I did last week with the fellows over at Comics Cast. Featured are indie comics publishers, artists, and writers Jim O’Riley, Michael Oden and Nick Garber. We discuss building and finishing indie comics working with artist and writers and generally the challenges behind all things Indie Comics and where that line goes when it comes to independent filmmaking.
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