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In Defense of Lance Oppenheim
Over the past week, a controversy has erupted over my friend Lance Oppenheim and a short documentary he made nearly a decade ago for The New York Times called No Jail Time: The Movie. The accusation is that Lance “stole footage” for his doc...
Resource: Actual Documentary Budget and Schedule for Paramount
They don’t give you this information in film school.
Important context: this was a rough first-draft budget we built for Paramount+ so they could understand what the series might cost. The rates were assumptions. They had not been negotiat...
Real Muthaf@%^ G’z
Published in partnership with Ben Westhoff’s Drugs + Hip Hop Substack.
Prologue: “That Was Me”
Sometime after Ben Westhoff published Original Gangstas: Tupac Shakur, Dr. Dre, Eazy-E, Ice Cube, and the Birth of West Coast...
RMFG’z Budget for P+
Important context: this was a rough first-draft budget we built for Paramount+ so they could understand what the series might cost.
Important context: this was a rough first-draft budget we built for Paramount+ so they could understand wha...
MTV Greenlit It. Paid for It. Then Pretended It Didn’t Exist.
“Don’t Call Us.”
Guest Case File 007: Craig D’Entrone / MTV Doc-Series That Completely Vanished
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Ben Westhoff is the author of Fentanyl, Inc., about new synthetic drugs, and Original Gangstas, about the birth of West Coast Hip-Hop. He writes the Substack newsletter Drugs + Hip-Hop.
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