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“First Signal”: Mark Lund on building a universe of stories Taking the reins to getting his projects done

“First Signal”: Mark Lund on building a universe of stories Taking the reins to getting his projects done

November 7, 2020 By Summer Brooks Leave a Comment

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Writer/Director Mark Lund stops by to talk about First Signal, his newest movie that’s a prequel to his earlier story First World, and expands on the story told in First World and his upcoming surrounding stories.

Mark talks about all the work and story crafting that has gone into all the stories, the work he pulled together when he decided to fund the films himself, using Blackmagic cameras, getting the sound & score right, and so much more.

First Signal also won Best Sci-Fi Movie at the Beyond the Curve International Film Festival

Web: First Signal Official Website
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Twitter: @MarkAshtonLund

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