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Director's Commentary

@directorscommentaryTracked since May 2026

Observed Aug 6, 2026 · staleModeled revenue

creating a safe space for movies..

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Paid members
62
−6.1% · 30 days
Total audience
511
incl. free followers
Estimated monthly gross
$465

$310–$620 modeled range

Starting price
$5/mo
3 membership tiers
Membership tiers

Pricing and benefits captured publicly

Patreon is not exposing patron counts by tier for this creator, so this section shows public prices and benefits only.

$0/moFreePublic prices and benefits only
$5/moOfficial PatronBasicballs and beyond— You'll get access to all the episodes, including the Patron-only exclusives (special interviews, actual Director's Commentaries, community interviews), plus the video version of all the shows, so you don't have to imagine what people look like when they talk! And a discord full of beautiful souls just like you.
$10/moAll-access PatronEverything you get for $5 PLUS a chance to be the special guest on the show, and discuss anything you want about movies — yours, mine, anyone else's or any movie-related topic of your choosing!
Growth signals — Director's Commentary
−6.1%

62 paid members · past 30 days

Membership
706662
May 202614 weeks trackedNow
Director's Commentary62 members · $465/mo

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Creator comparisons

Where Director's Commentary ranks

5 creators shown
#88 of 9 cohort creators measured
Paid members in Recommended cohort

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8 of 9 cohort creators have a measured paid-member count; the other 1 remains unranked for this metric.Ranking data · includes stale rows
Director's Commentary's paid members rank in Recommended cohort
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Director's CommentaryProfileVideoPaid members position in Recommended cohort
62ReferenceAug 6, 2026Stale

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What they publish

Recent posts

121Profile posts0 postsLast month50%Members-only

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Video Latest post$5 tier & up#42 VIDEO: Streit Talk w/ Dan Streit

Watch as the master of shortform, Dan Streit and I discuss his filmmaking mania in this whirlwind episode!...

Mar 18, 2025 0 likes 0 comments
#42 - Streit Talk w/ Dan StreitJoin for free Buy episode $3 2 Share GiftArticle3d ago$5 tier & up 0 0#41 VIDEO: Views à Vewn w/ Victoria VincentPLEASE WATCH this episode of DC!!! Where you can SEE Vewn's work as we talk about it! ...VideoMar 2, 2025$5 tier & up 0 0View 0 comments#49 VIDEO: Trauma Cinema w/Michael Sarnoski June 27 I zoom out with the lovely and inspiring Michael Sarnoski about his cine-journey thus far, as his new film "The Death of Robin Hood" is released in theaters. We dive in on first movie loves, how a no-budget movie plan turned into an epic debut starring Nic Cage, how he transitioned into the Quiet Place franchise and made it his own, his interest in medieval ballads, the unexplored Robin Hood myth, The Virgin Spring as inspo, Joel Haver's work and more. Michael has def got the highest humility to success ratio of anyone I've ever met so there is a lot to love and learn here. Enjoy!... When yoArticleJune 27$5 tier & up 0 0#49: Trauma Cinema w/Michael SarnoskiDirector's Commentary #49: Trauma Cinema w/Michael Sarnoski June 21 View post I zoom out with the lovely and inspiring Michael Sarnoski about his cine-journey thus far, as his new film "The Death of Robin Hood" is released in theaters. We dive in on first movie loves, how a no-budget movie plan turned into a mini-epic debut starring Nic Cage, how he transitioned into the Quiet Place franchise and made it his own, his interest in medieval ballads, the unexplored Robin Hood myth, The Virgin Spring as inspo, Joel Haver's work and more. Michael has def got the highest humility to success ratio of anyone I've ever met so there is a lot to love and also learn from here. Enjoy!ArticleJune 21Public 0 0#48 VIDEO: Tuck Everlasting w/ Tucker BennettMay 29 View post WATCH FOR FREE as my close collaborator Tucker Bennett and I survey Phase 1 of his burgeoning filmography IN GLORIOUS 360. Why Are You Weird! Bloodrape! Candelabra! Planet Heaven! In The Glow of Darkness! The dirt, the glory, the inspiration –– all will be shown and explored. This is a story of cinephilia, camaraderie, ingenuity, perseverance and passion. I find Tucker's approach to filmmaking very inspiring and I know you will too once you feast your eyes upon every little frame, in this wide-ranging, no-holds-barred interview. Enjoy!VideoMay 29Public 0 0#48: Tuck Everlasting w/ Tucker BennettJoin me and my close collaborator Tucker Bennett as we survey Phase 1 of his burgeoning filmography. Why Are You Weird! Bloodrape! Candelabra! Planet Heaven! In The Glow of Darkness! The dirt, the glory, the inspiration –– all will be told. It's a story of cinephilia, camaraderie, ingenuity, perseverance and passion. I find Tucker's approach to filmmaking very inspiring and I know you will too. Enjoy!ArticleMay 29Public 0 1View 0 commentsWatch lots of exclusive visual material as I connect with Oscar Boyson, storied producer of Good Time, Mistress America, Funny Pages and more as he goes out on the road with his feature writing-directing debut, Our Hero, Balthazar. ...ArticleMay 15$5 tier & up 0 0#47: Oscar Buzz w/ Oscar BoysonDirector's Commentary #47: Oscar Buzz w/ Oscar Boyson May 15 View post Listen in as I connect with Oscar Boyson, storied producer of Good Time, Mistress America, Funny Pages and more as he goes out on the road with his feature writing-directing debut, Our Hero, Balthazar. We discuss his early love of musicals, getting his first job with the Neistat Bros, Buddy Duress, stealing shots with Noah Baumbach, mentors along the way, helicopter shenanigans with the Safdies, casting your first feature, writing collaborations, the benefits of rehearsal, talking some sense into Robert Pattinson, and much more!ArticleMay 15Public 0 0View 0 comments#46 VIDEO: A Room with a Zhu w/ Katarina Zhu May 6ArticleMay 6$5 tier & up 0 0#46: A Room with a Zhu w/ Katarina ZhuDirector's Commentary is HOPPING BACK INTO YOUR LIFE with the bunnylovr herself. Listen as Katarina Zhu and I discuss the path to her feature debut, acting/writing/directing balance, premiering at Sundance, Twilight as the gateway, immigrant mom encouragement, NOT BOOKING, editor-to-director pipeline, Utopia distribution, working with your friends, Miley Cyrus as a SIGN and much more!ArticleMay 6Public 0 0#45: Tucking on my Jon Clark til I BennettListen as Editor of Director's Commentary, Tucker Bennett, conducts an in-depth convo with Filmmaker and Video Artist, Jon Clark. They discuss, Jon's latest series The Last Drama (which just played in New Orleans), Video Art vs Film, the definition of narrative, and his time with luminaries Lloyd Kaufman, Tim & Eric, and the dude who played "Little Bitch" in BASEketball. ENJOY!VideoAug 31, 2025Public 0 0
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