Smith: "I’m gonna be doing Q&A after the movie, first we’re gonna show the movie and then do the Q&A. To me I look at like I was going out on tour anyway, now I’m just bringing a free movie that you can watch, because these are the exact same prices that people are paying to see me Q&A anyway, so at that point I was like “Instead of keeping the money from the Q&A, like I normally do on tour, I’ll just put it back into the budget for the movie so we can pay our investors back.
And then we’ll come out, October 19th, and if people are like “I don’t want to pay $60 to see your dopey movie and Q&A” it’s totally cool, man. October 19th you’ll be able to see it for whatever the multiplex price is, or an arthouse price, we’re going to try to get it into as many screens as possible but you’ll be paying the ten bucks or whatever it is in your area."
It's a pretty meaty listen, where Smith again talks about his decision to self distribute his flicks from here on out, plus what his future plans beyond Red State are, including for what he says will be his final film, the hockey comedy Hit Somebody. He also discusses some last minute editing he wants to do before releasing Red State to the public.
Check out that interview here, and set your calandars to listen to my homies' Kevin and Josh every Friday night on 106.7HD2!
