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The Mistake This Filmmaker Made After His Film Was Pirated

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Ryan McCoy's first feature found an audience worldwide, but he's never made a dollar from it. It's a filmmaker's worst nightmare as well as a paradox. You want people to know your work, and you want people to watch it. But if someone steals your work from you and takes on a life of its own separate from you, you don't benefit at all, monetarily or otherwise. McCoy wrote, produced, and starred in Evidence , a found-footage horror film directed by Howie Askins and shot on McCoy's days off from his regular job. It played Glasgow FrightFest in 2012, per Eye for Film . Its first sale was in the U.K

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