Max Reisinger

Hollywood doesn’t know what’s coming. The Billion-Dollar Opportunity Hiding In Plain Sight: Full memo linked in bio 🔗

@bephrem bravo, this is awesome

@Nalden I like it

Purrrrrrfect.

A few months ago, we hosted a red carpet premiere in Yosemite w/75 creators & partnered with @Rivian to power the screening with the R1. Can 100% confirm the interest in film. In the past few weeks alone, we've had a few brands/start-ups approach us looking to sponsor a film Most are interested in the theatrical angle - and creating experiential moments/events that break through the noise. Excited for the next wave of bold brand-funded entertainment. Soap operas were started by P&G after all...

hi tech twitter last year, we made a movie this year, we're telling your story

@DeweyDWynn Two Sleepy People!

@Maxbrsee Genius idea Max. What’s the film?

A breakdown of how our film made $78,502 in the box office: -The cut the theaters take -What hidden costs pop up -How much we bring home after it all

@joshxvillarin Thank you !

@Maxbrsee I’m so excited for yall! I keep watching the journey on Instagram!

@Jvasey Thank you! We have a few theaters across Los Angeles, so hope you can make a show!

@Maxbrsee Hey, Max! Great to see your evolution in both storytelling and entrepreneurship from your early YouTube days up to present day! Best wishes on your theatrical marketing strategy for TWO SLEEPY PEOPLE! Hope to view it here in Los Angeles!

@gilly Thank you, Gil!

@Maxbrsee Great to see this broken down. Good luck this weekend!

@exsponged Thank you!

@Maxbrsee So cool

@CinemaRhymes Damn this made me tear up 🥹

9 freaking oscar nominations for sentimental value team Here are their live reactions 🤩

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@aidan_simonian Rooting for you. 🫡

For years, I was scared to post content because I wasn't the version of myself that I felt confident enough in presenting to the world. I was a nobody college kid in California struggling with constant self-doubt and ambitions much bigger than himself. I always knew I wanted to create content, but without a business or real subject matter to make content about, I felt stuck. I now feel that I'm at a point where I can share the things I've learned, but it took tons of time and work to get here. And surprisingly enough, I don't think the way out of that cycle is to push straight through it at all. I think that if the bottleneck is proof and experience, try your hardest to get those before proceeding. If you have no value to provide - and you know that deep down, but still feel like you should create content because it's an investment that will pay dividends in the future - while that might be true, your content will fall flat. You need to have something worth sharing, something of value to provide to your audience if you want to make compelling content. And I thought I'd blow up simply because my videos were cool and artistically driven in a niche that isn't typically structured that way. It just doesn't work. I took 9 months off of YouTube to build 2 companies (one failed) and worked at a startup for 3 months. I took the time to build myself in other areas of life and business, enough to obtain the value I now feel that I can provide to people. Unfortunately these things take time, and you cannot skip steps. That said, I'll be posting more regularly on YouTube moving forward. It's always been my greatest passion and creative outlet, and I can't wait to share what I've been working on. - Aidan

On Jan 23, our movie will be in 500 theaters across the world Goal: $1M box office. Problem: we’re trying to do it with a $0 marketing budget. The plan? Give away a % of box office to anyone crazy enough to join our team for the next 5 weeks… Dm me if this gets you excited.

Landoooooooooo 🏆 What a season @F1 …. bravo!

@drew_carson_ai @blakeandersonw I might be able to help 👋 Shoot me a dm (my team and I grew our IG to 189K via organic videos in the last few months)

@blakeandersonw I would like for my app's distribution to be solved. Alas.

Engineering is solved. Distribution is solved. Craftsmanship is the last frontier.

Our movie premiered in 3 theaters last week & 2,000 people showed up. It was incredible. But we're not done yet.. We wanted to see how far this movie could go.. The first test? Play the movie without anyone from our team, cast, or crew being there. The answer? This Friday, our movie is playing in 30 theaters across the country: Albuquerque, NM Atlanta, GA Austin, TX Plano, TX Charlotte, NC Chicago, IL Dallas, TX Denver, CO Eugene, OR Fort Wayne, IN Houston, TX Katy, TX Las Vegas, NV Miami, FL Nashville, TN New York, NY Orlando, FL Philadelphia, PA Portland, OR Richmond, VA Salt Lake City, UT San Antonio, TX San Francisco, CA Redwood City, CA Tiburon, CA Seattle, WA Toronto, ON (nov 15) Brandywine, MD Washington, DC Enjoy the show. Twosleepypeople.com

@samsnowden1 @americanbaron_ Hell yeah. Gonna be a blast!!

@Maxbrsee @americanbaron_ Excited to watch this in NYC🫡 love what you guys are doing and love to see you cookin up the trailer !

Creators are quietly building the future of cinema... @americanbaron_ , a TikToker with over 5M followers -- wrote, directed, and starred in his first feature film: "Two Sleepy People" - Made in less than 100 days - Produced for under $100K And It's going directly to his audience in theaters this November. The official trailer is out now: (lmk what you think, my girlfriend and I edited this in 24 hours)

@kurtjenkins no, but it often correlates & helps with discovery of talent (good stuff eventually rises)

@Maxbrsee is a large social presence a pre-req to working with camp?