Rebel Without a Crew

Five first-time filmmakers are thrust into the world of pre-production and tasked with choosing locations, where an alluring location leaves one filmmaker considering rewriting his entire script.

Pre-production forges on as the filmmakers are forced to make huge decisions regarding everything from props and gear; exposing who has the experience when it comes to production, and who could fall behind.

Casting proves to be difficult as Alejandro’s main actor unexpectantly drops out of the film, forcing him to rethink the role and Scarlet succumbs to the stress of finding talent that will work under her budgetary restraints.

Alejandro gets creative with casting in order to fill one of his crucial roles, and the filmmakers put their negotiating skills to the test as they bargain to lock in the locations.

The filmmakers meet with Robert to get advice pertaining to their upcoming shoots, which leads BK to question if she really needs the creative help she hired, or if her first movie making experience should be braved alone.

BK clashes with her director of photography, as the two struggle to share a vision and Bola loses locations and her patience, while trying to balance being on a reality show, and being a director at the same time.