"Glander and producer Payson made Boys Go to Jupiter with a tiny team and a $30,000 budget, showcasing the potential of indie filmmaking in animation."
"The long festival run helped the film build momentum, recoup its budget through screening fees and prizes, demonstrating the value of persistence in indie distribution."
"Glander emphasized the importance of showing up in person for festival screenings and Q&As, as it can create a lasting impact on audience engagement."
"Navigating distribution required letting go of some control while still protecting the work, highlighting the complexities of bringing an indie film to market."
Julian Glander created the animated feature Boys Go to Jupiter with a $30,000 budget and a small team. The film premiered at Tribeca and underwent a 50-festival run, which helped build momentum and recoup costs. Glander utilized Blender and open-source tools to produce the film independently. He discussed the importance of in-person festival screenings and Q&As, the challenges of distribution, and the impact of critical response on theatrical success. Glander is also contemplating his next feature while managing industry pressures.
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