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SNEAK PREVIEW!! On May 1st, BETWEEN TAKES with AMANDA TROOP AND ZEHRA FAZAL drops. Since you subscribe to ALL OVER VO, I think you'd really love the insight and the comedy that runs throughout this unique show. Enjoy! You can subscribe to BETWEEN TAKES on Disctopia HERE .

Navigating the choppy seas of client relationships in the creative industry can be as complex as a baroque symphony. Ever bumped into a client who seems to turn a blind eye to your meticulously curated portfolio or, worse yet, balks at your pricing as if you quoted them the moon? Well, you're not alone. We've all been there, and in this session, we're discussing those red flags that should have you running for the hills. But don't fret, it's not all storm clouds on the horizon; we also share those heartwarming moments when a client not only gets it but suggests your golden talent is worth its weight in platinum.Now, let's switch from business to beats. Did you ever listen to a song that left an indelible mark on your soul? That's the kind of magic we felt when we first heard the emotional tempest of Thrice's "Hurricane" and the haunting narrative woven by Pony Bradshaw in "10 by 10." These artists have crafted something truly special, and we want to bring you along for the ride. Their powerful vocals and compelling lyrics have secured a spot in our "forever songs" trove, and we're eager to share this treasure with you. So, tune in, and join us for an auditory adventure that's sure to stir your spirit, with all tracks waiting for you on our "Between Takes" Spotify playlist.Song of the Week Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7lDyWnUnAmvuUkf8wj7ilK?si=df11343db17c4df0Follow us on social media- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/1413visuals/- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/1413visuals- TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@1413visualsWatch the Episodes: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNEbTpI9bZA7POvKaNto2RQ

Tune into the first episode of 'Between Takes with 1413' as we recount all the creative genres that we love -- and DON'T love. We'll even peel back the curtain on a unique experience where live music and live streaming melded within the walls of an airplane hangar, proving that the most unexpected venues can host the most memorable shoots.Strap in for a ride through the ethics of paid photography, the unwritten rules of capturing life's milestones for friends, and how sometimes, bestowing a photographic gift can be more rewarding than any paycheck. Then, let us transport you to the imaginative realm where music beats become visual feasts. Song of the Week Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7lDyWnUnAmvuUkf8wj7ilK?si=df11343db17c4df0Follow us on social media- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/1413visuals/- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/1413visuals- TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@1413visualsWatch the Episodes: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNEbTpI9bZA7POvKaNto2RQ

In this Between Takes episode, Shawn's 2023 Atlanta Film Festival coverage continues! He's joined by director Ramsey Telhami and writer/actor Alex Petkus to discuss their short film 'Would You Still Love Me?' and the joys and challenges of independent filmmaking.HOSTSSHAWN EASTRIDGEALEX PETKUSRAMSEY TELHAMIThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/3169661/advertisement

Kurt Vonnegut: Unstuck in Time is a documentary nearly 40 years in the making. On Friday, November 19, it will finally be released. In this Between Takes episode, Shawn speaks with the film's co-director Robert Weide, who first approached Vonnegut about making the documentary back in 1982. They discuss Weide's friendship with Vonnegut, why it took so long to get the film to the big screen, and some of Weide's favorite memories about Vonnegut. Learn more about Kurt Vonnegut: Unstuck in Time at vonnegutmovie.com, and follow the documentary on Twitter @vonnegutdoc and on Facebook @KurtVonnegutDocu.

Kurt Vonnegut: Unstuck in Time is a documentary nearly 40 years in the making. On Friday, November 19, it will finally be released. In this Between Takes episode, Shawn speaks with the film's co-director Robert Weide, who first approached Vonnegut about making the documentary back in 1982. They discuss Weide's friendship with Vonnegut, why it took so long to get the film to the big screen, and some of Weide's favorite memories about Vonnegut.Learn more about Kurt Vonnegut: Unstuck in Time at vonnegutmovie.com, and follow the documentary on Twitter @vonnegutdoc and on Facebook @KurtVonnegutDocu.

In this Between Takes interview, Shawn chats with author Melissa Maerz about her amazing new book 'Alright, Alright, Alright: The Oral History of Richard Linklater's Dazed and Confused.' The two discuss Linklater's initial reluctance about being interviewed about 'Dazed and Confused' AGAIN, the film's many production challenges and how this oral history ends up being even more of a Linklater-esque project than the film itself.Follow Melissa on Twitter: @MsMelissaMaerzPurchase Alright, Alright, Alright: https://amzn.to/2MDp6Hc

In this Between Takes interview, Shawn chats with author Melissa Maerz about her amazing new book 'Alright, Alright, Alright: The Oral History of Richard Linklater's Dazed and Confused.' The two discuss Linklater's initial reluctance about being interviewed about 'Dazed and Confused' AGAIN, the film's many production challenges and how this oral history ends up being even more of a Linklater-esque project than the film itself. Follow Melissa on Twitter: @MsMelissaMaerz Purchase Alright, Alright, Alright: https://amzn.to/2MDp6Hc

On this Between Takes episode of Missing Frames, Shawn chats with filmmaker Evan Kidd about his new movie Panda Bear It, which is now streaming on Amazon. They discuss the film’s production, the life of an independent filmmaker, how Evan got started and his ‘do it yourself’ attitude. Make sure to check out Evan’s YouTube channel for some of his other work too.

On this Between Takes episode of Missing Frames, Shawn chats with filmmaker Evan Kidd about his new movie Panda Bear It, which is now streaming on Amazon. They discuss the film's production, the life of an independent filmmaker, how Evan got started and his ‘do it yourself' attitude. Make sure to check out Evan's YouTube channel for some of his other work too.

In Episode 016 of Between Takes, Dennis Coffey talks about recording for the film "Black Belt Jones."

In Episode 015 of Between Takes, McKinley Jackson talks about working with hit producers, Holland–Dozier–Holland.

In Episode 014 of Between Takes, hear John Sinclair’s story about John Lennon and the John Sinclair Freedom Rally.

On Episode 013 of Between Takes, Amp Fiddler discusses being a session musician in the early 1990s, playing with everyone from Prince to Seal.

In Episode 012 of Between Takes, Dennis Coffey talks about working with Marvin Gaye and Stevie Wonder.

In Episode 011 of Between Takes, McKinley Jackson talks about his late son, Proof, and hip-hop samples.

In Episode 008 of Between Takes, record producer and arranger McKinley Jackson to describes what it’s like working on a hit record.

In Episode 007 of Between Takes, guitarist Dennis Coffey discusses his first session as a Funk Brother for The Temptations at Motown Records.

Actor and writer Olivia Sui has enjoyed considerable success as a member of the popular sketch comedy YouTube channel Smosh, but she didn't always feel comfortable writing sketches or even think she was funny. On this episode of “Between Takes,” Olivia sits down with her friends (and quasi roommate) Cameron Fuller and Hart Denton to talk about moving to the U.S. from China at age 2, her parents' atypical encouragement of arts education, how she got into sketch comedy and found her place with Smosh, her worst audition, advice for aspiring actors and writers, and more. Check it out!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In Episode 001 of Between Takes, a collection of Black pop artists from Detroit travel through the 1960's south.

Shawn's favorite film from the 2019 Atlanta Film Festival was Ruckus and Lane Skye's excellent thriller The Devil to Pay starring Danielle Deadwyler. (The film will be playing at drive-in theaters starting October 2nd, and will be available on VOD starting October 6th). Danielle's performance was phenomenal, but Shawn wouldn't get the chance to tell her until one whole year later - as in RIGHT NOW. In this Between Takes episode, Danielle joins Shawn to discuss her career (which includes amazing performances in Watchmen and the upcoming Station Eleven series) and her experimental short film CHOR(E)S, which premiered at the 2020 Atlanta Film Festival. They chat about Danielle's love of Jodorowsky and how this film is a deeply personal expression of the Black woman and the role of the Black mother in particular.Learn more about the Atlanta Film Festival at atlantafilmfestival.com.

Shawn's favorite film from the 2019 Atlanta Film Festival was Ruckus and Lane Skye's excellent thriller The Devil to Pay starring Danielle Deadwyler. (The film will be playing at drive-in theaters starting October 2nd, and will be available on VOD starting October 6th). Danielle's performance was phenomenal, but Shawn wouldn't get the chance to tell her until one whole year later - as in RIGHT NOW. In this Between Takes episode, Danielle joins Shawn to discuss her career (which includes amazing performances in Watchmen and the upcoming Station Eleven series) and her experimental short film CHOR(E)S, which premiered at the 2020 Atlanta Film Festival. They chat about Danielle's love of Jodorowsky and how this film is a deeply personal expression of the Black woman and the role of the Black mother in particular. Learn more about the Atlanta Film Festival at atlantafilmfestival.com.

Sam Lerner is not only a series regular on the hit ABC sitcom The Goldbergs, he's also Cam's longtime roommate! On this extremely irreverent episode of “Between Takes,” Sam sits down with his friends Cameron Fuller and Hart Denton to talk about growing up in a family of character actors, the unfair advantage his dad (Ken Lerner) gave him in auditions, how he met Hart and Cam and what it's like to live with Cam, his journey from guest actor to series regular on The Goldbergs, what filming has been like during the pandemic, and more. Check it out!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Before Skylan Brooks starred in The Inevitable Defeat of Mister & Pete and The Get Down, he was dancing professionally and acting was way down on the list of creative activities he enjoyed. On this episode of “Between Takes,” Skylan sits down with his friends Hart Denton and Cameron Fuller to talk about how he and Hart bonded while filming their upcoming movie No Running and why the movie is so important to our times, how his apathy towards acting transformed into a love for the craft, the early hate he received online for his commercial work, his experience carrying a movie as a young man, how his dancing and singing skills eventually paid off in his entertainment career, and much more. Check it out!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Olivia Liang has had to contend with cultural norms and limited opportunities for Asian actors while pursuing her dream of acting, but with the lead role in the CW's upcoming Kung Fu series reboot, she's on the verge of a major breakthrough. On this episode of “Between Takes,” Olivia sits down with her friends Cameron Fuller and Hart Denton to talk about landing her roles in Kung Fu and Legacies, how working four jobs made her a better actor, pushing back against her Tiger Mom's career expectations, the reality of opportunities for Asian actors, defying Asian stereotypes, how journaling her experiences has helped her, the importance of acting classes, and more. Check it out! See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Inanna Sarkis is a rarity: a social media star who has successfully transitioned to a mainstream Hollywood acting career. On this episode of “Between Takes,” Inanna sits down with her good friends Hart Denton and Cameron Fuller to talk about being pregnant and creative during the pandemic, how she went from mocking social media to mastering it, what writing and directing her own short-form videos for platforms like YouTube and Instagram taught her about filmmaking, how she made the leap to Hollywood actor, playing Molly Samuels in the 2019 film After and its upcoming sequel, After We Collided, and more! Whether you dream of following in Inanna's footsteps or just like a great story of Hollywood triumph, you need to check this episode out! See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Gregg Sulkin didn't dream of acting when he was young, but after trying it out as pre-teen in London, he fell in love with the craft and community. Since then, he's built an impressive film and television career with credits that include the Disney Channel shows As the Bell Rings and Wizards of Waverly Place, Pretty Little Liars, MTV's Faking It, and Marvel's Runaways. On this episode of “Between Takes,” Gregg sits down with his good friends Cameron Fuller and Hart Denton to talk about how he got his start in the U.K., his leap-of-faith move to Los Angeles, avoiding Hollywood's notorious pitfalls, landing his Wizards of Waverly Place role, his worst audition experiences, and more. Plus, the guys discuss Hart's road trip and Gregg's post-earthquake check-ins. Check it out! See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

For all of its privileges and advantages, being the child of a Hollywood star can also come with a lot of pressure and challenges. On this episode of “Between Takes,” Sistine Rose Stallone talks about her unorthodox upbringing as Hollywood megastar Sylvester Stallone's daughter, how Sly prepped her for acting without ever pressuring her to get into the industry, why she never wanted to live off of her dad's fame, how she prepares for auditions with him, the awful feedback she got from her worst audition, diving and acting in open water while filming the shark movie 47 Meters Down: Uncaged, why she walked away from her modeling career, her love of riding horses, and more. Check it out! See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

It's easy to look at Katherine McNamara — 24 and famous for her roles on the fantasy series Shadowhunters and the DC Universe superhero series Arrow — and think success came easy to her. In reality, she's where she is today because of years of hard work, drive, intelligence, a great approach to auditioning, and a kind heart. On this episode of “Between Takes,” Katherine sits down remotely with her friends Hart Denton and Cameron Fuller to talk about how she got into the acting in a family full of scientists and doctors, graduating high school at 14(!) and college at 17(!), the crazy — and occasionally embarrassing — casting process to become the lead on Shadowhunters, the helpful perspective a mentor gave her on auditions, playing the female Green Arrow on Arrow, and more. Check it out! See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

At age 20, Joey King is already a highly respected veteran actor with a long list of credits. Of her many roles across genres, none is more impressive — or life-changing — than her stunning Emmy- and Golden Globe-nominated performance as Gypsy Rose Blanchard in the 2019 Hulu series The Act. A powerful dramatic turn, it showcased her considerable range and instantly made her a must-see talent. That fact that she remains down-to-earth despite all the attention she now gets makes her even more of a treasure. On this episode of “Between Takes,” Joey sits down remotely with her old friends Cameron Fuller and Hart Denton and talks about how she got into acting at age 4, her first commercial job, when acting became work, the misconception of “overnight success,” how she handles the constant rejection of an acting career, auditioning for Quentin Tarantino and why not landing a part in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood ended up being a blessing in disguise, hanging with Christian Bale while working on The Dark Knight Rises, how she stays grounded despite her fame, and much more. Check it out! See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

On this debut episode of “Between Takes,” Riverdale star Madelaine Petsch sits down with friends and co-hosts Hart Denton (Riverdale, 13 Reasons Why) and Cameron Fuller (Crawlers) to share her story of breaking into Hollywood and what she's learned along the way. The trio discuss her struggles pursuing the arts growing up in a small town in Washington, moving to Los Angeles at 18, living in gang territory and working various jobs to stay afloat, the importance of taking acting classes, the difference between acting and auditioning, how to avoid getting too hung up on rejections, her expectations for acting jobs as the pandemic rages on, and why every actor should see a therapist. There is so much to learn from the conversation — don't miss out on a second of it! See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In Hollywood, the magic happens between action and cut. But what happens Between Takes is another story... and you've got a backstage pass. You won't want to miss it! See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

And Then We Danced was one of Shawn's favorite films from Sundance 2020. In this Between Takes episode, he chats with the film's writer/director Levan Akin. They discuss the controversy surrounding the film's production and how the film has helped open doors to reaffirm LGBTQ rights and protections in the country of Georgia. They also discuss the film's joyful tone, and why it was so important to Levan to tell an ultimately uplifting story. And Then We Danced opens in New York City this weekend and expands to Los Angeles and additional cities the weekend of February 14. Learn more about the film and when/where you can see it here: https://www.musicboxfilms.com/film/and-then-we-danced/. Follow Levan Akin on Instagram @levanakin Learn more about the Sundance Film Festival at sundance.org.

And Then We Danced was one of Shawn's favorite films from Sundance 2020. In this Between Takes episode, he chats with the film's writer/director Levan Akin. They discuss the controversy surrounding the film's production and how the film has helped open doors to reaffirm LGBTQ rights and protections in the country of Georgia. They also discuss the film's joyful tone, and why it was so important to Levan to tell an ultimately uplifting story.And Then We Danced opens in New York City this weekend and expands to Los Angeles and additional cities the weekend of February 14. Learn more about the film and when/where you can see it here: https://www.musicboxfilms.com/film/and-then-we-danced/.Follow Levan Akin on Instagram @levanakinLearn more about the Sundance Film Festival at sundance.org.

Shawn's Sundance Festival 2020 coverage continues! In this Between Takes episode, he chats with cinematographer Kristian Zuniga about his incredible work on the film Beast Beast. They discuss the visual aesthetic, coming up with different styles for each character and the pros and cons of shooting in such a kinetic style. Learn more about Kristian's work at his website: kristianzuniga.com. Follow Kristian on Instagram: @kristianzuniga To learn more about the Sundance Film Festival, visit sundance.org.

Shawn's Sundance Festival 2020 coverage continues! In this Between Takes episode, he chats with cinematographer Kristian Zuniga about his incredible work on the film Beast Beast. They discuss the visual aesthetic, coming up with different styles for each character and the pros and cons of shooting in such a kinetic style. Learn more about Kristian's work at his website: kristianzuniga.com.Follow Kristian on Instagram: @kristianzunigaTo learn more about the Sundance Film Festival, visit sundance.org.

Mark Pocock, PE teacher and Athletic Director, stops in to talk to Mr. Sahli and I about his obsession with movies, composing music and playing guitar for a rock band ("Between Takes" on streaming and iTunes), and what led up to his first teaching gig at Delview. I forget to ask him about being a poster boy in the late 80's for Nintendo but I'll post something on social media (@raideopodcast).

Mark Pocock, PE teacher and Athletic Director, stops in to talk to Mr. Sahli and I about his obsession with movies, composing music and playing guitar for a rock band ("Between Takes" on streaming and iTunes), and what led up to his first teaching gig at Delview. I forget to ask him about being a poster boy in the late 80's for Nintendo but I'll post something on social media (@raideopodcast).

In this final 2019 Atlanta Film Festival focused Between Takes episode, Shawn Eastridge compiles all his red carpet interviews into one epic supercut. Interviewees include: - Lulu Wang: Writer/Director of The Farewell - Joseph Cross, Audrey Tommassini and Hayden Szeto: Director, Producer and Star of Summer Night - Joe Berlinger: Director of Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Vile, and Evil - Dan Madison Savage: Co-writer and co-director of Them That Follow To learn more about the Atlanta Film Festival, visit atlantafilmfestival.com.

In this final 2019 Atlanta Film Festival focused Between Takes episode, Shawn Eastridge compiles all his red carpet interviews into one epic supercut. Interviewees include:- Lulu Wang: Writer/Director of The Farewell- Joseph Cross, Audrey Tommassini and Hayden Szeto: Director, Producer and Star of Summer Night- Joe Berlinger: Director of Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Vile, and Evil- Dan Madison Savage: Co-writer and co-director of Them That FollowTo learn more about the Atlanta Film Festival, visit atlantafilmfestival.com.

Comenzando el año decidimos compartirles el primer podcast del 2019 en nuestro “Between Takes”.  El mismo cuenta de dos capítulos y está enfocado en Cristian Proa, un joven cineasta cuyo trabajo se enfoca no solo en el de mostrarnos propuestas que nos pongan a reflexionar, sino también en preparar talentos dentro del área de actuación, guion y dirección cinematográfica en Miami.

Finalizando el año decidimos compartirles el último podcast del 2018 en nuestro “Between Takes”.  El mismo cuenta de dos capítulos y está enfocado en Cristian Proa, un joven cineasta cuyo trabajo se enfoca no solo en el de mostrarnos propuestas que nos pongan a reflexionar, sino también en preparar talentos dentro del área de actuación, guion y dirección cinematográfica en Miami.

In this very special Between Takes episode of Missing Frames, legendary director Richard Donner joins Shawn to discuss Superman's 40th anniversary. Along the way, they discuss: - The motivation behind Donner's decision to take Superman seriously and to treat the source material with respect. - How Donner convinced the amazing screenwriter and director Tom Mankiewicz to join his quest to bring Superman to the big screen. (Spoiler alert: it involves marijuana and a Superman suit) - Working with the incredible cinematographer Geoffrey Unsworth and production designer John Barry to craft the film's unique visuals. - Meeting Christopher Reeve and Margot Kidder for the first time and how they won Donner over. - Whether or not he ever got around to checking out Superman II, III or IV. You'll also hear the incredible story of how Donner helped get Superman creators Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster out of a tough spot as well as their reactions to the film.

In this very special Between Takes episode of Missing Frames, legendary director Richard Donner joins Shawn to discuss Superman's 40th anniversary. Along the way, they discuss:- The motivation behind Donner's decision to take Superman seriously and to treat the source material with respect.- How Donner convinced the amazing screenwriter and director Tom Mankiewicz to join his quest to bring Superman to the big screen. (Spoiler alert: it involves marijuana and a Superman suit)- Working with the incredible cinematographer Geoffrey Unsworth and production designer John Barry to craft the film's unique visuals.- Meeting Christopher Reeve and Margot Kidder for the first time and how they won Donner over.- Whether or not he ever got around to checking out Superman II, III or IV.You'll also hear the incredible story of how Donner helped get Superman creators Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster out of a tough spot as well as their reactions to the film.

In this special Between Takes episode of Missing Frames, Darren Moser and his wonderful daughter Elizabeth take point to discuss Elizabeth's first ever viewing of The Empire Strikes Back. Could this be the most adorable episode of Missing Frames ever? Why, yes. Yes it is. You can find more from this daddy/daughter team on the delightful Goodnight Moon podcast.HOSTSDarren MoserElizabeth Moser 

In this Between Takes episode of Missing Frames, Shawn Eastridge and his wife Sarah pass the time during their drive to Nashville to talk about their favorite road movies. In addition, they offer their reviews for new movies they've seen in theaters (A Quiet Place, Ready Player One) and their favorite new TV shows (LEGION!!). HOSTSShawn EastridgeSarah Eastridge 

Missing Frames host Shawn recently had the opportunity to see the new Power Rangers with his wife Sarah. As a child of the 90s, Shawn had something of a moral obligation to see the film; Sarah on the other hand has never seen a single episode of the series. In this Between Takes mini-episode of Missing Frames (recorded on Shawn's iPhone, so please forgive the audio quality), the two of them discuss the pros and cons of this reboot/requel/whatever, and whether or not a Power Rangers movie could ever truly be taken seriously.HOSTSShawn EastridgeSarah Eastridge