Chris Everett is the founder of Speller Street Films, an independent documentary film production company. As a documentary filmmaker, Chris gained experience putting together a winning film crew, producing a feature film, submitting to film festivals, and self-distributing his film projects. He talks about the reality of film festival submissions and how he took inspiration from rappers and Spike Lee to develop his own feature film marketing strategy. Be sure to check out Wilmington on Fire and his upcoming film projects: http://www.spellerstreet.com/

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