low-budget film

The low-budget film went on to make back its production cost many times over.

After all, she was only 16 and had appeared in a single low-budget film.

Hollywood has come and gone in the form of low-budget film.

He, for his part, was interested in making another low-budget film.

Two earlier low-budget films had already been based on him.

The low-budget film became a huge box office hit and a cultural phenomenon.

It seemed unlikely that he would agree to be in such a low-budget film.

He points out the differences between a low-budget film like "Fresh" and a more expensive picture.

It was a low-budget film and garnered a low response.

There was a low-budget film adaptation released to video in 2004.

His trademark quickly became low-budget films with big budget effects.

We learn a great deal about low-budget film making and financial finagling.

He dropped out of community college after one semester and tried making low-budget films.

The low-budget film centres around the life of small town high school student Tammy.

He sang a few more songs in some low-budget films.

"I would eventually like to produce some low-budget films," she says.

The Commission has already established an exception for difficult low-budget films.

She worked steadily in low-budget films released during this period.

The Web site developed a cult following, which gave a boost to the low-budget film.

According to that decision this limit does not apply to difficult and low-budget films.

It often poked fun at itself or its low-budget film origins.

The vehicles were also rented out for use in a number of low-budget films.

Despite being a low-budget film, it has received much critical praise from audiences around the world.

They also want to define low-budget films as those costing less than $8 million.

In some cases of low-budget films, or community theater, actors may play more than one role to save money.