Podcasts about bmw films

Get ready for the real story behind one of BMW's most legendary achievements – the Guinness World Record for the longest drift! In this exclusive interview, we sit down with Matt Mullins, BMW's Chief Driving Instructor at the BMW Performance Driving Schools. From his early passion for driving to over two decades of experience shaping drivers of all skill levels, Matt shares insights from a career that's taken him from racetracks to Hollywood film sets. We cover Matt's incredible journey, including: How he discovered his passion for professional driving. Why he's stayed loyal to BMW for more than 20 years. Training everyone from pro athletes to Secret Service agents. His experience performing high-octane stunts in the BMW Films revival “The Escape” with Clive Owen. Behind-the-scenes details from blockbuster movies The technical and mental challenges of setting BMW's Guinness World Record eight-hour drift, including the jaw-dropping mid-drift refueling stunt. Matt also shares advice for BMW M car owners on unlocking their vehicle's true performance potential through proper training, and offers inspiration for anyone dreaming of a career in performance driving or stunt work. Finally, we ask the ultimate BMW enthusiast questions: What's Matt's favorite BMW of all time? What's his dream track to drive it on? Don't miss this deep dive into the passion, precision, and performance that define BMW's driving culture – told by one of the brand's most accomplished insiders. 00:00 Welcome to Episode 14 with Matt Mullins 01:30 The BMW M5 World Drift Record Explained 03:45 Johan Schwartz's Original Drift Record Idea 06:20 The Car-to-Car Refueling Concept 08:15 Convincing BMW to Approve the Stunt 11:30 Engineering the Refueling Rig with Detroit Speed 15:10 GoPro Joins the Project, Testing Begins 17:00 Technical Challenges: Heat, Grip, and Control 20:30 Meet Matt Butts, The Man Hanging Out the Window 24:00 How They Pulled Off the 8-Hour Drift Record 28:15 Breaking the Tandem Drift Record 31:20 Johan Schwartz's Endurance Behind the Wheel 33:45 Behind the Scenes of BMW Films: The Escape 38:00 Driving with Dakota Fanning and John Bernthal 42:10 Matt Mullins' Racing Origins and Career Start 48:00 From NASCAR to BMW Chief Driving Instructor 51:45 Evolution of BMW's Driving Schools Since 2001 56:00 Why BMW's Schools Beat Traditional Track Days 59:45 Overconfident Drivers: The Reality Check 1:03:15 The Value of BMW's Teen Driver Training 1:07:10 Practicing High-Speed Emergency Maneuvers 1:10:30 Why Driver Skill Still Matters in Modern Cars 1:13:00 Even Pros Make Mistakes: Pike's Peak and MotoGP Crashes 1:17:45 Horatiu's X4 M Off-Track Moment 1:21:00 BMW's Culture of Pushing Limits and Learning Find out more at https://bmwblog-podcast.pinecast.co

Så kaster vi os over kortfilmene igen! Denne gang en serie af kortfilm, produceret for BMW. Clive Owen ER The Driver, en James Bond / Jason Statham-lignende karakter, der må grueligt meget igennem i løbet af 9 meget forskellige film, instrueret af nogle af Hollywoods sejeste instruktører. http://www.ikassenshow.dk/2023/11/i-kassen-1007-hire-bmw-films.html

In this episode of the Ad Nerds Podcast, our host Spanky brings you the latest news from the advertising industry. Elon Musk discusses his interest in exploring advertising as a means to expand beyond Tesla's existing user base. Get ready for an exciting lineup of stories, including Pepsi's partnership with Apple Music for the "Press Play on Summer" campaign, the return of BMW Films with the thrilling short film "The Calm," and Car Driving Schools in France going the extra mile to provide lifts to those in need. Stay tuned for all this and more on today's episode! Key Moments: Elon Musk's interest in advertising for expansion (1:25) Oscar Meyer Cuts The Wiener (2:59) Pepsi's partnership with Apple Music (4:04) BMW Films' return with "The Calm" short film (5:43) Car Driving Schools in France providing lifts to those in need (7:35) --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/adnerds/message

In Episode 66, we try to make our little podcast grow by looking back at 1986's Little Shop of Horrors. But we also take some time to sprinkle water on the other little buds we saw in July. So go git it!00:00:00 - 00:04:37 -- Intro00:04:37 - 00:18:06 -- The Loot of the Month: Little Shop of Horrors00:18:06 - 00:36:20 -- The Rest of the Loot00:18:06 - 00:19:35 -- Night and Fog00:19:35 - 00:22:22 -- Ben-Hur (1959)00:22:22 - 00:23:45 -- Seven (2018)00:23:45 - 00:24:53 -- Un obus partout00:24:53 - 00:25:47 -- Hedgehog in the Fog00:25:47 - 00:27:02 -- Listen00:27:02 - 00:29:43 -- Wet Hot American Summer00:29:43 - 00:31:17 -- The Day the Earth Stood Still (1951)00:31:17 - 00:32:30 -- Tanna00:32:30 - 00:33:21 -- Now00:33:21 - 00:35:02 -- Beat the Devil00:35:02 - 00:36:20 -- Goodbye Mommy00:36:20 - 00:38:56 -- Closing & OutroMusic: Tino Mendes & Yellow Paper - The HeistLittle Shop of Horrors clip (c) Warner Bros.Little Shop of Horrors songs (c) Warner/Geffen

Amanda Brinkman Amanda Brinkman makes the Energizer Bunny look lethargic. Fueled by fountain Diet Coke and a meticulous daily water intake, she's a revolutionary brand marketer, a passionate speaker and a respectable water skier. She believes all brands can build loyalty by doing good, and she's constantly on the lookout for new opportunities to share her “Do Well By Doing Good” mantra with audiences large and small. While climbing the ladder at leading creative agencies, Amanda's work on BMW Films kicked her career into overdrive. As a corporate marketing exec, she carved out a niche as an “intrapreneur,” cultivating creativity from the inside out at General Mills, Allianz and UnitedHealth Group, where she built an internal agency that now employs 150 at seven offices worldwide.

On this weeks episode, Dan and Brock talk about the BMW ad campaign from 2001, 2002, and 2016. These short films were produced for the internet and were directed by John Frankenheimer, Ang Lee, Wong Kar-wai, Guy Ritchie, Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu, John Woo, Joe Carnahan, Tony Scott, and Neil Blomkamp . "The Driver" is Clive Owen and we are going to "driver" you through these short films with the fury of a Dropped Culture Fuel Injected doozy of a podcast! What are you waiting for? Engraved Invitations? Hit Play!Questions, Comments, or Concerns?Reach us at www.droppedculture.comor at droppedculturepodcast@gmail.comand you can even reach us on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram!

Guests - Taylor Mahony (Feature Film Colorist) & Landon Sommese (Filmmaker) - a special episode, everybody! - camera talk - Last Dance recommendations - racing school bros - a big, long CarCast - car graveyards - Hoovie’s Garage shouts out - Clive Owen talk - getting caught doing Mockney - remembering movie theaters, again - talking branded content - no busted Porsches allowed - Ambush talk - John Frankenheimer & Newton Thomas Sigel - deep BmwCast - sultans love fancy cars - Chosen talk - Ang Lee talk - manifesting superhero gigs - car ballet - the ultimate Judo chop - the summer of semi-trucks and cars - The Follow talk - Wong Kar-wai appreciation - color grading overload - chasing the film look - the dark ages of Blu-Ray remasters - The Follow talk - Airstream! - Forest Whitaker appreciation - remembering the dew - Star talk - Guy Ritchie appreciation - Madonna talk - we don’t know much about fencing - James Bonding - Powder Keg - Robert Richardson talk - what makes a Coupe? - so much BMW - Iñárritu appreciation - Stellan Skarsgard appreciation - ranking the films - BlurCast - we somehow tie this all to About a Boy 

Greg Hahn is Chief Creative Officer of BBDO New York. Over the past year, Greg has helped lead BBDO to one of its most successful years ever, including a clean sweep of 'Network of the Year' honors across Cannes, D&AD, ADC and One Show. Greg joined BBDO as an ECD in 2005 and became CCO in 2013, leading some of the industry’s most ground-breaking work for brands like HBO, FedEx and AT&T. He did the award winning “HBO Voyeur,” which, was selected by the One Club as one of the “Best of the Digital Decade.” He also helmed the wildly successful “HBO Imagine” project, and the industry-changing "BMW Films." Prior to joining BBDO, Greg worked at Fallon Minneapolis, where he first connected with David Lubars to create many famous works, including the "Buddy Lee" campaign for Lee Jeans. Recently, Greg was named one of the “100 Most Creative People in Business,” by Fast Company, and he currently serves on the Creative Advisory Board for Snapchat.

BMW Films followed up their popular series of short films a year later, with an additional three and repping Asia and specifically Hong Kong this time was John Woo. And in 2016, BMW Films acknowledged the 15th anniversary of the project by debuting a brand new short called The Escape. With Kenny B and Paul […]

BMW Films followed up their popular series of short films a year later, with an additional three and repping Asia and specifically Hong Kong this time was John Woo. And in 2016, BMW Films acknowledged the 15th anniversary of the project by debuting a brand new short called The Escape. With Kenny B and Paul […]

In this episode of Render Time I connect with copywriter Alex Frecon. During our conversation, Alex discusses how he got his start at working at Fallon in Minneapolis. Fallon is behind some of the biggest spots in the world including EDS Cat Herders, BMW Films and Holiday Inn Express. Alex also discusses his side projects including rapping, producing music videos and traveling to North Korea to play the mens national team in hockey and how these projects have helped shaped his voice as a creative.

Em 2002, o case BMW Films chacoalhou a indústria de comunicação ao unir propaganda e entretenimento. Acontece que, 15 anos depois, o tão desejado Branded Content parece que continua no campo das tendências, passando até por uma crise de identidade no Festival de Cannes. No Braincast 230, Carlos Merigo, Luiz Yassuda, Cris Dias e Andre Passamani discutem o futuro do formato. As pessoas querem bom conteúdo, mesmo que seja feito por uma marca? O que mais importa: resultados ou criatividade? OUÇA TORNE-SE UM PATRONO DO BRAINCAST Patreon: patreon.com/braincast Apoia-se: apoia.se/braincast ======== Críticas, comentários, sugestões para braincast@b9.com.br ou nos comentários desse post. > Edição: Caio Corraini > Sound Design: Caco Teixeira > Arte da Capa: Johnny Brito