The Wolfpack Film Group is a collective group of local independent filmmakers, who have a driving goal to produce large budget feature films in the Austin area. The Wolfpack is comprised of a combination of professional and semi-pro filmmakers and artists working in all facets of the filmmaking process that have joined forces, pooling their resources, and are dedicated to creating quality independent films. Wolfpack members collectively have the resources to take large or small film projects from concept to completion. Our goal for the group is to create an awesome network of filmmakers and artists who can come together, work together, and really show what independents are capable of.

Robin Blesch, the creator of the Wolfpack, is interested in meeting other Independent filmmakers in the Austin area, that are interested in learning more about the filmmaking group.

"I'm NOT ONLY looking for standard CREW MEMBERS. My group is open to people who do anything that is a resource to filmmaking. Some members in the group include: costume designers, seamstress/tailors, SFX makeup artists, stunt men, fight choreographers, costumers, weapons masters, web designers, artists, CGI artists, Compositors, Etc.

I'm ONLY looking for people with a good work ethic who expect to put into the group as much as they will get out of the group; People who can get along with others; people who work hard, but know how to have fun.

My group is an easy way to network with other filmmakers, build up your reel, get your film produced, and have a great time!"

Submit your resume, a list of possible assets to the group (skills, equipment, locations, etc.), and a reel, if you have one E-mail me Here or Here.

Potential members must work with the group on a production, and then be accepted into the group.

If a member of the group needs help on a project that is not a profit making production, members volunteer to work on that project for the other member. If the project is a profit-potential project, then the members who work on it are given a back end percentage. If it is a for-profit project, members will be paid to work on that project.

Once in the group members may submit projects for production. If they meet certain criteria the project will be put on the slate for production. That member must pay the associated costs for their project (food for the crew, etc.).

Members must also submit their finished projects to film festivals.

If a member is not contributing to the group, or cannot get along with other members of the group they can by voted out of the group.

There are a number of other perks to being a member of The Wolfpack!