Most indie films don't fail in production. They fail because the scope was wrong before anyone called action.

In Episode 2, I'm breaking down the scope decision — the producing question most filmmakers skip entirely. I'll tell you exactly what went wrong on a LoveMyRoomie party scene I shot during Pride weekend in Manhattan, what I did differently on Don't Be Desperate, and the two questions you need to answer before you lock your production plan.

This episode covers:→ Why scope is a capacity question, not just a budget question→ The LoveMyRoomie Pride weekend story — what happens when people power doesn't match the vision→ Why paying everyone on Don't Be Desperate changed how the whole project ran→ The four factors that determine capacity: Time, People, Energy, and Money→ How to identify your production's three most complex elements — and what to do if you don't have the infrastructure to handle them

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The Producer's Blueprint is a 20-episode series for independent filmmakers ready to stop circling their projects and start moving them forward. Whether you're figuring out how to become a film producer, looking for filmmaking tips, or trying to understand how to make a short film that doesn't fall apart in production — this series is built for the producing side of the work, not just the creative.

Hosted by Yhá Mourhia Wright — producer with 75+ credits across indie film, series, and digital content. 2024 HBO Short Film Competition winner. 2025 NAACP Image Award nominated producer.

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