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Fantasy and science-fiction indie filmmaker Ron Newcomb shares his insights on how you can get your own indie project off the ground—films, shows, comic books, you name it—and some of the new media platforms he’s helping to pioneer. We discuss the wide and passionate appeal of otherworldly storytelling and why monsters are necessary for it. E-mail Ron at [email protected] and find out more at these links http://thefantasy.network and https://www.theforgestudios.com

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