THE indie drama “Loudmouth Soup,” about a Hollywood party thrown by a married couple newly transplanted from New York after hitting it big with a film at Sundance, was shot in one night with seven actors, eight cameras and no script.

The director, Queens-born Adam Watstein, who also edited and co-produced, deserves credit for making a film with modest resources.

Unfortunately, the characters are clichés – an actress who uses her body to get roles, a sleazy producer who wants to make it with his female assistant, etc. – and the story, what there is of it, adds little to an overused genre.

So, “Loudmoth Soup” tells us, La-La Land is a nest of vipers. Who woulda guessed?

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LOUDMOUTH SOUP [**] (Two stars)

Running time: 96 minutes. Not rated (mature subject matter). At the Two Boots Pioneer Theater, Avenue A and Third Street.