Podcast appearances and mentions of eric thirteen

Creating art kills humans. Other things that could be done For Your Consideration. Double Feature gets rained on. The happy warrior spirit of creation vs the nihilism of trying to get art made. Eric Thirteen performs for the patreons. Life … Continue reading →

Horror non-horrors (which, it should be noted, is different than non-horror horrors). Eric Thirteen spares everyone else his own depression. Addressing the brilliant, frustrating, vital experience of A Ghost Story. Time’s flat circle doesn’t make it any less fucking sad. … Continue reading →

October kicks in with the full force of mystic green Halloween energy. Two fantastical spooky-delights with very different receptions. Horror outsiders then and now. Hocus Pocus hits 25. Eric Thirteen’s film Disposition plays in a theater and heads for the … Continue reading →

A new look at two infamous directors. Michael for some reason believes people don’t really know who Danny Boyle. An update on Eric Thirteen’s new film Disposition, with a new round of theatrical dates in the upcoming weeks. Everything is … Continue reading →

Identity, duality, and the public eye. Reflections and persona. What is personhood? Eric Thirteen’s new film Disposition now has a trailer! Disposition (2018) Trailer. Perfect Blue as an insight to an Asia-centric phenomena. Working Perfect Blue backwards. The psychological thrills … Continue reading →

We go way back into the Blumhouse catalog and watch The Lords of Salem. We also go way back in Ashlee's family history to talk about her family's legacy with the witch trials! A special thanks this episode to Eric Thirteen of the Double Feature podcast for his review of our show. Listen to his podcast at DoubleFeature.fm. 

Paul Robinson – Motion Design for sports and broadcast. More specifically Paul is part of the WWE team providing motion design across the World Wrestling Entertainments stable of shows.    Show Notes: Compiled by Matt Lloyd 02.00 - WWE overview: multiple brands all designed in-house. 03.09 - Workflow at WWE, the life cycle of a typical project, design process. 04.20 - WWE has 2D and 3D design departments; the distinction between them being blurred. During the design process, after style frames have been created, “match-up” graphics are made, featuring the actual talent, to test that designs will actually work in practice. All manner of elements are created: transitions, lower thirds, snipes. 06.00 - Discussion of broadcast vs. online media and their relative importance to WWE. Live shows are still its bread and butter. 07.00 - How having a niche network can allow for visual experimentation. The diverse aesthetics to be found within the WWE network. 07.54 - The reason PR has worked as long as he has at the WWE (five years): he is given considerable creative autonomy. 08.24 - Comparison of trends in advertising motion graphics vs. the WWE. 08.50 - Discussion of the aesthetic influences of the WWE graphics teams. 09.30 - The team actively share inspiration and techniques. Open communication of ideas really helps the design process. Muse opening titles, a personal favourite of PR. 11.42 - Render engines and render farms Consider upload and download times when opting for render farms (eg Rebus, Pixelplow) 14.37 - Paul’s background story started in motion design at age 30. 15.00 - “My transition in to motion was a necessity…” 15.54 - People started hiring him off the back of his personal projects. 16.30 - “Motion graphics is something where you can sit in a room and make your art. Films are a great creative release as well, but more of a team thing… They're two different things”. 17.00 - Music videos PR has worked on: For the band Hollow Bones: Balance//Collapse 18.27 - Discussion of metal illness and the importance of removing the social stigma around it. 18.55 - Eric Thirteen episode 20.15 - FCB’s mental health campaign featuring John Kerwin. 21.23 - Paul’s fledgling years as a filmmaker. 22.00 - Paul’s originally intended to be a stuntman, and was introduced to this world by his uncle, a stuntman who worked on Loaded Weapon. 23.10 - WWE graphics teams structure. 25.35 - Opportunities for juniors/interns at WWE. 26.00 - Working culture at WWE. 26.55 - “Talent will get you through the door, but everybody has to get along.” According to Paul, there's no room for big egos on his team. 27.17 - “One of the reasons I love the industry so much is that the community is so welcoming, so helpful”.   27.40  - Pro Video Picks: Octane - OTOY provides GPU-based software solutions that aid in the creation and delivery of cutting-edge digital content. T-shirt design for Brograph by Gaetan DeSimone Postbox - Power Email App for Mac and PC.   30.44 - Inspirational Videos: Muse titles by Fernando Domínguez Cózar Offf London by Future Deluxe The uncanny valley - “We’re climbing out of it”   32.10  - Following Online: Brograph Grey Scale Gorilla Eyedesyn David Ariew - Twitter Jason Poley - Twitter 33:40 - Paul Robinson Online: Paul Robinson - Twitter Paul Robinson - Production Website Paul Robinson - Motion Website   33:50 - Pro Video Podcast Online: Blair Walker - Twitter Pro Video Podcast - Slack Pro Video Podcast - Facebook Group Pro Video Podcast - Twitter Pro Video Podcast - Website

Directing, Writing, Producing, Horror Films, Film Festivals, Hollywood, Depression, Passion and Success with Eric Thirteen. Host Blair Walker discusses these topics with Eric and the burning passion which has so many creating films. The conversation looks at the studio model and how change is rippling through the entertainment industry. Developing a script and then completing a film. The process is explored right through to the festival circuit.   Show Links: Pro Video Podcast: https://www.sharegrid.com/ Camera equipment sharing community.! Rent professional photography and film gear to and from local pros with instant insurance. Inspirational Video: Apple Intention Apple ad spot "Intention." Premiered as WWDC 2013 Intro. Designed by Apple in California. Who did you follow online: Michael Koester - Twitter One half of skeptic-bent film podcast @doublefeaturefm. One third of dirtyrockmess @sgmohawk. Ruby True - Twitter Twitch Partner | Live stream games and paint myself | Ⓥegan | @Oqportunitystreamer| Potato | Yogini | @playwarframepartner |rubytrue@gmail.com Erica The Fett - Twitter Model, Twitch Streamer, Cosplay on the weekends. http://twitch.tv/ericafett  & http://Patreon.com/ericafett The Movie Crypt Podcast - Twitter THE MOVIE CRYPT podcast with @Adam_Fn_Green, @TheJoeLynch, and @Arwen_Fn_Green. Support us on Patreon and keep new episodes coming every Monday! Where can we all follow you online: Eric Thirteen - Twitter Eric Thirteen - Instagram Disposition Film Pro Video Podcast Online: Blair Walker - Twitter Pro Video Podcast - Slack Pro Video Podcast - Facebook Group Pro Video Podcast - Twitter Pro Video Podcast - Website

Love and Bots. Double Feature is about to release something HUGE – sign up on Patreon before the next episode and find out what. https://patreon.com/doublefeature Even more news? Eric Thirteen has a new film, DISPOSITION, and it’s playing all fifty … Continue reading →

In this episode, Al interviews Hollywood producer Eric Thirteen. Eric describes the challenges of producing a suicide-themed short film while dealing with his own struggles of depression. Witty and down-to-earth, you'll enjoy this episode as Eric shares his insights into living and working with the illness. You can find much of Eric's work at ericthirteen.com and his IMDb page here. He is also the co-host of a podcast titled, Double Feature, in which he and his co-host, Michael Koester, discuss two movies of all genres in-depth. Sign up here to find out where his latest short film, Disposition, will be playing! Finally, you can also find Eric as he tweets at @eric_x13. If you enjoyed this episode, please click the 'like' button below. In addition, please know that comments are welcomed and encouraged! In addition to The Depression Files, you can find Al's blog at allevin18.wordpress.com. You can also find him on Twitter @allevin18.

New midnight movie Double Feature! Blood, guts, gore, scares and maybe a witch. Eric Thirteen, Double Feature host and executive producer of 31. More Zombie than Zombie. Seriously, maybe the most Rob Zombie film ever made. The 70s, a time … Continue reading →

A show about communism. Eric Thirteen announces the cinematographer of his next project, and it’s kind of unreal. No, really, that thing about communism from before is actually in there. Ok, fine, a show about women knowing what they want, … Continue reading →

The perils of human watching. Eric Thirteen is directing a new film. Finding the funding for your movie. David Cronenberg returns with Maps to the Stars. Actors who go for it without fear. Maps to the Stars is not a … Continue reading →

Cult films that disrespect their elders. Watch two movies that would otherwise be described as paying tribute completely disregard what has come before. Eric Thirteen spends time talking to Michael Koester. Los Angeles is destroying the film makers that work … Continue reading →

Cold war noir-era mystery thriller double feature. Eric Thirteen announces his new role as executive producer on Rob Zombie’s upcoming film 31. The Third Man’s deception. Orson Welles as the face and name of The Third Man. Everyone’s favorite ferris … Continue reading →

Tyler and David are joined by Eric Thirteen to talk about all sorts of stuff, including the changing digital and economic landscape of movies.

Universal Monsters once again meet Classic Science Fiction. Creation, control, and man made monsters. Eric Thirteen talks about being the Executive Producer of the upcoming horror film Director’s Cut. Two incredible names and one never before seen project. Just what … Continue reading →