Ian McFarland, a filmmaker known for his documentary 'The Godfathers of Hardcore', shares his unique journey from punk musician to visual storyteller. He discusses the intricate process of filmmaking, including the creative challenges and logistical hurdles of capturing the hardcore music scene. With insights on networking, the importance of community, and the emotional depth of storytelling, Ian emphasizes the significance of preserving cultural history. He also delves into the complexities of licensing archival footage, stressing the value of relationships in indie filmmaking.
