Podcasts about film students

Welcome to Trilith Institute Talks!     In this episode of Trilith Institute Talks, host Hunter Barcroft discusses the intersection of storytelling and visual effects with guest Austin Baur, a filmmaker with experience in VFX, animation, and color grading. Joined by film students Andres and Baker, the conversation covers practical filmmaking on a budget, the evolution of visual effects technology, and the future of the film industry in terms of smaller, more efficient teams. Austin highlights his career journey from a VFX artist to a director, emphasizing the importance of creativity and decisiveness in the filmmaking process.       Episode Timestamps     00:00 Introduction to Trilith Institute Talks 00:50 Meet the Guests: Austin Baur and Film Students 02:06 Austin Baur's Journey in the Film Industry 05:21 Challenges and Growth in Visual Effects 07:46 Innovative VFX Techniques and Practical Effects 10:12 CT Cantina and Taqueria: A Culinary Experience 22:10 Andres' Thesis Film: Ambitious VFX on a Budget 27:02 Future of Filmmaking: Technology and AI 31:57 Unexpected Career Shift: From VFX to Color Grading 32:46 Challenges of Color Science and Display Technology 33:44 Practical Effects vs. Digital: A Filmmaker's Dilemma 36:12 The Evolution of Visual Effects in Filmmaking 43:25 The Rise of Small Teams in High-Quality Productions 53:31 The Future of Filmmaking: Technology and Collaboration 57:47 Conclusion and Final Thoughts     About Trilith Institute Support The Next Generation of Storytellers Take A Professional Education Course Get Involved With Trilith Institute Contact Us Follow Us On Social Media! Trilith Institute Talks Instagram Trilith Institute Instagram Trilith Institute Facebook Trilith Institute LinkedIn

#1361 A Uber/ Taxi passenger shares his dreams, struggles in film school in New York, America. The policitcs drama while learning at the sharpe end. info@Taxi-Chronicles.com

In this episode, I'm diving into the world of must-read books for film school students and cinema enthusiasts alike. We'll be exploring memoirs and insights from some of the industry's most influential figures. I've read a huge range of books, covering everything from the intricacies and history of Hollywood to the personal journeys of famed directors, Golden Era Hollywood mysteries, and more. Whether you're a film student looking to learn the ropes or a seasoned professional seeking deeper knowledge, this episode is packed with rich recommendations to enhance your understanding of the film industry. You can purchase all the books here: https://www.amazon.com/shop/kimwannop/list/172VSNWFF97G1?ref_=aip_sf_cur_spv_ons_d One standout recommendation is "Life's Work" by David Milch, a poignant memoir detailing the creative process behind shows like Deadwood and NYPD Blue, while shedding light on the personal battles Milch faced. Another must-read is "Directed by James Burroughs" by James Burroughs, offering an inside look at the evolution of sitcoms and invaluable insights into TV directing. For those interested in Hollywood's golden era, "The Castle on Sunset" by Shawn Levy reveals the fascinating stories behind the iconic Chateau Marmont. Additionally, Griffin Dunne's "The Friday Afternoon Club" intertwines personal and cultural narratives, exploring his family's entertainment legacy. Each book is an essential resource filled with lessons and stories that any film lover or professional will find compelling and informative. Are you passionate about TV and film production? Fascinated by the behind-the-scenes magic that brings your favorite shows and movies to life? Look no further than the Decorating Pages podcast! Join Emmy-winning set decorator Kim Wannop as she guides you through the world of visual storytelling in each episode. With exclusive interviews featuring top industry professionals—from production designers and set decorators to prop masters—you'll gain unparalleled insights and appreciation for the craft. Whether you're a film enthusiast, a design lover, or simply curious about the creative process, Decorating Pages podcast is your essential guide to the art of TV and film production. Don't miss out—subscribe today and embark on a captivating journey behind the scenes! #DecoratingPagesPodcast #TVProduction #FilmProduction #BehindTheScenes #VisualStorytelling #SetDecorator #ProductionDesigner #PropMaster #DesignEnthusiast #FilmBuff #PodcastLove #SubscribeNow Subscribe to Decorating Pages Podcast on Apple, Spotify, Pandora, Stitcher, TuneIn Radio, and iHeartRadio. Follow me: Instagram: @decoratingpages YouTube: Decorating Pages Podcast TikTok: @decoratingpagespodcast Reach out to Kim Wannop at kimwannop@decoratingpagespodcast.com and visit www.decoratingpagespodcast.com for more information.

What happens when Tulane film students Joey, Jack, and audio engineer Riley take over the NOLA Film Scene Podcast? Find out as these budding filmmakers join us to discuss their journey and motivations behind starting a podcast that highlights the vibrant film industry of New Orleans. We dive deep into our backgrounds in acting and voice acting, and discuss the unique cultural richness that sets the NOLA film scene apart from other markets. You'll hear about the collaborative spirit within the local industry and the exciting opportunities for growth, such as the potential for building new sound stages and expanding the market.  This heartfelt exchange is bound to inspire and resonate with filmmakers and film enthusiasts alike.Support the Show.Follow us on IG @nolafilmscene, @kodaksbykojack, and @tjsebastianofficial.

Josey Wales (his nickname that was affectionately bestowed upon him by the 6666s cowboys) came to the US for the first time in 2017. Ever since he was young, Josey wanted to be a cowboy. However, he was not born in the heart of Texas, rather the rural hills of Wales. After graduating from university, Josey decided to pursue his boyhood dream of cowboying and went to Texas. This led him to the 6666s ranch of all places where he would meet cowboys such as former guest, Dusty Burson, and cowboy legend, Boots O'Neal. Though the road wasn't easy and the learning curve was steep, Josey continues to pursue the craft of cowboying today. Join Ben and Joe as they sit down with Josey to discuss this tale of determination, toughness and a man who is turning himself into a true Texas cowboy, despite the odds.

Film student Savanna Mai Rust and drama student Navi Dixon discuss their journey as emerging artists.

Film student Savanna Mai Rust and drama student Navi Dixon discuss their journey as emerging artists.

2024 Oscars Preview and Predictions Show Hosts: Steve Boese & Trish Steed Guest: Patrick Boese, Film Student at Boston University & Content Creator The 2024 Academy Awards are just around the corner and we can't wait to see who will take home the top awards. On this episode, we break down all the nominees and give our expert predictions on who will win big. From Best Picture to Best Original Song, we've got you covered. Let's get ready for Hollywood's biggest night! Thanks for listening and be sure to subscribe on your favorite podcast app! This episode of At Work in America is sponsored by Paychex, one of the leading providers of HR, payroll, retirement, and insurance solutions for businesses of all sizes. AI and automation can finally offer significant time-savings on daily HR management and transform hiring, reporting, and managing your workforce. But, you're probably wondering, “Where do I even begin with upgrading my HR tech?” We've worked together with Paychex and 9 of our HR insider friends to assemble a comprehensive guide to HR tech in 2024. It features insights to help you assess, shop, and onboard new software that can save you time, resources, and money. With so many new technologies hitting the market and what's quickly becoming an AI- obsessed work culture, it can be hard to find a starting point. This toolkit is the first step in cutting through all that noise. So, if you're ready to streamline your processes and save time with a strategic investment in new HR tech, don't wait another minute. Grab your free copy today at paychex.com/awia. 

In this episode, I'm joined by writer/director Spencer Whiteout, producer Andrew Baer, and editor Alex Vollman - the filmmakers behind Space Waves, a feature film.This inspiring filmmaking team produced their first feature film while still in film school, beginning with a budget of just $8K. Over three years they faced massive obstacles, but ultimately overcame every setback to create a fantastic debut film. Throughout the interview, we discuss the film at length from concept to completion, how they pulled it off, and critical lessons learned.Links from the show:Space Waves - https://spacewavesfilm.com“Beast Mode” Making Of Video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F9ik1khvUjQSpencer Whiteout Podcast - https://open.spotify.com/show/0TSyyEp6IiA4PwbhtOJerC?si=e2e0082f10aa430eSimmering Studios - https://simmeringstudios.comFor more exclusive content like this, sign up for my newsletter at https://noamkroll.com/newsletter

Chapman is known to host a wide variety of travel courses from full semesters abroad to summer or interterm courses. This last summer, over 20 film students had the opportunity to produce films in Greece for the class FTV 393: Cultural Filmmaking, Greek Myths from Page to Screen. Podcast Editor Abby Little sits down with one student filmmaker on this trip who had the privilege of getting their script realized and produced as a film. Created by ABBY LITTLE, Podcast Editor

The College of the North Atlantic's Television and Film Program is underway, and Heather visits some classes to see what's happening.

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The CJNG began as El Chapo's Sinaloa cartel's military wing, but it has since broken away to become Mexico's most powerful criminal organization. After the murder of three Jalisco film students, the group gained international attention. As the crew was leaving, their car broke down, and out of nowhere two CJNG hitmen in police uniforms appeared. The students were herded into another car by the assailants, who then drove off. A rapper named QBA, who was a rising star with up to five million views per video on YouTube at the time of his arrest, is the one who was paid to dissolve their bodies in acid. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/deeploretv/support

The Bois R'Us https://linktr.ee/theboisrus Official Merch Shop at https://theboisrus.myspreadshop.com/ Welcome back listeners! We are extremely excited to be kicking off the premiere of Season 4! We couldn't have come this far without your ongoing support, and if your new stick around as we have an incredible line up for you this season with fun episodes and amazing guests. To start, we have Adam Duffy joining the show. He is here to share his experience as a film student at Asuza Pacific University along with the many projects he has worked on, and some have been screened for Warner Bros! He is now leading is own production company Three Point Pictures so you get to hear how that got started and the direction its going. Our merch is officially here at Spreadshop! Show your support for our show on Patreon! Get exclusive accesses to full episodes and extended content, all available only on Patreon. Included you get to hear the one word that our guests would describe themselves, and how social media has changed the landscape of their career, and to include the bit of advice they will leave our listeners like you. Don't miss out and join The Bois R'Us crew on Patreon! Guest: Adam Duffy @duffyboat at Three Point Pictures @threepoint.pictures IG: @theboisrus Host: Ian Tesdall @iantesdall

In episode 42 of Reel Friends, Madison & Emily are returning to their roots to chat 'Citizen Kane' & Other Movies Film Students Won't Shut Up About. Join them as they talk through the staples of cinema education, hear an excerpt from Emily's 'Citizen Kane' thesis paper, and of course, get into the "Rosebud" of is all. Plus, join us next week for 'Arrival' & Other Plot Twists I We Didn't See Coming.

In early April 2022, Kat Zabecka spoke to University of Edinburgh MSc Film Studies students Niamh Carey-Furness and Yvonne Wang, founders of The Film Dispatch magazine, an exciting student-led initiative.

Why plagiarism is never okay…what happens when you criticize classic scenes from the Godfather, Canon's new feature two years post release, and why $9K isn't enough to finish your film… In this episode, we talk about… The ethical obligation of creators to avoid plagiarism at all costs  Opting for collaboration instead of stealing someone's work What happens when the internet calls out the darkness of The Godfather Inherent desire to make the right choice when filming   Learning in public and remembering aesthetics change over time   Orson Welles diaper baby and the value of cross-disciplinary skills in filmmaking  Unlocking the context of past work to understand the evolution of film  Canon's new internal RAW update to the C70, 2 years after its release  Recognizing the increasing upgrade speed of cameras, lenses, and lighting  Ask No Film School: Where can I go to get my film through post for $9K?  Resources on NoFilmSchool.com to learn editing and filmmaking skills yourself Links to Resources:  https://www.nofilmschool.com/money-survey Find No Film School everywhere: On the Web https://nofilmschool.com/   Facebook  https://www.facebook.com/nofilmschool   Twitter  https://twitter.com/nofilmschool   YouTube  https://www.youtube.com/user/nofilmschool  Instagram https://www.instagram.com/nofilmschool   Get your questions answered on the podcast by emailing editor@nofilmschool.com! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Television, film and voiceover actress Montse Hernandez joins us on the show this week to talk all about her latest project, the horror-thriller 'Student Body'. She shares some of the biggest challenges she experienced while filming, some of the obstacles she faced in the earlier days of career, and why every actor needs to be kinder to themselves in this incredibly competitive business. Thanks for tuning in, don't forget to subscribe to the show! "Student Body" will be available to buy and stream on iTunes, Prime Video and Apple TV on February 8th. Check out our YouTube channel: https://bit.ly/3nR1DBT Follow us on Instagram @actorswithissues

Kat Zabecka speaks to Mira Nemcikova and Rici Wenger, former MSc Film Studies students at the University of Edinburgh, about romantic comedies. They discuss You've Got Mail (Nora Ephron 1998), Ever After: A Cinderella Story (Andy Tennant 1998) and The Proposal (Anne Fletcher 2009). Please note this episode includes spoilers.Sources mentioned:Ruti, M., 2016. Feminist film theory and Pretty Woman. London: Bloomsbury PublishingShreiber, M., 2014. American Postfeminist Cinema: Women, Romance and Contemporary Culture. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University PressVerevis, C., 2006. Film Remakes. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University PressThree Wishes for Cinderella (Vorlicek 1973)

After playing rugby in college, working an unpaid filmmaking internship, and switching into recruiting, Michael Poage was feeling burnt out. But after teaching himself how to code, Michael was able to land a job at startup Teachable without a computer science degree or coding bootcamp experience. In this episode, Mike talks about how he got his job at Teachable, what internal tools are and why they matter to a company, and his experience watching a brand new startup grow into a 200+ employee company. To learn more about Michael Poage, Laurence Bradford, and today's key takeaways, visit learntocodewith.me/s8e8. Thank you to our sponsor for this season, Linode. Host your app, website, or service on the cloud from just $5 a month, plus get $100 in credit when you create a new account at linode.com/learntocode.

Tap-dancing, anti-authoritarian, religious penguins? Join Mon and Nick as they descend down the rabbit hole of George Miller's best film series, connecting it to the highly inferior* Mad Max series, penguin boobs and the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. *Please don't kill me Billy, I was being sarcastic Warning: References to suicide, but this time they're not jokes. If you're in Australia, the number to Lifeline is 13 11 14. Hosts: Monica Ouk, Nicholas Arnott Editor: Monica Ouk Works Cited: George Miller Interview on Mad Max: Fury Road “On the politiques des auteurs” – André Bazin, 1957 , Precious Bodily Fluids How Generation Gaps Work. HowStuffWorks Our society is obsessed with masculinity, and it's making me tired , Dejan Jotanovic Masculine traditions still rule in study of Australian men, Televangelists: Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (HBO) Anti-Religious Symbolism in Happy Feet Institutions of the Offensive, Domestic Sources of Dispute Initiation in Authoritarian Regimes - Brain Lai and Dan Slater. NRSV Catholic Edition Bible. Happy Feet: The Movie Storybook See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, the turtles were unable to get together… but that doesn't mean we don't have something under our SHELLS! LMFAO! Long ago, we recorded a very special turtle talk, elegantly discussing the work of beloved auteur, Christopher Nolan. Inevitably, this episode was a mess, and, like Nolan's work, too complex to comprehend. These factors caused this turtle talk to be swept away by the current… until now! Featuring the one of a kind, Self Proclaimed Philosopher, Edward George Haag!

In this week's episode, we are talking with Nick Kasander of Bethlehem Township. We talk all about the fun things at Musikfest, what it's like to work at Artsquest, and talk about how the Freddy Awards have impacted Nick's life. A student at Temple University, Nick Kasander majors in Psychology and Film and has recently created a short film called “In His Skin”, which is available on his YouTube channel (and below). Nick talks about his volunteer work with ArtsQuest and what he loves about living in the Lehigh Valley. You can check out his work on YouTube (Nick kasander) and Instagram (@nickk518)! Thank you to our partners: Burke Insurance Agency  Michael Bernadyn of RE/MAX Real Estate and our Season Featured Partner, Venture X Take it from a Local, a Lehigh Valley with Love Podcast, is hosted by Allison Pittenger, a 20-year-old college junior. “A Bethlehem native, I grew up going to Musikfest every summer, seeing shows at the State Theatre, and experiencing all that the Lehigh Valley has to offer. I’m a current student at East Stroudsburg University studying Video & Television production. I love theme parks, musical theatre, traveling, and of course creating content for people to enjoy. I began as an intern with Lehigh Valley with Love in early 2020 and have continued to work with them on various projects, and now this podcast! The goal of Take It From a Local is to hear from Lehigh Valley residents of past and present and to get their views and opinions on the many things to experience in the area. You can find me and follow my journey through life over on my Instagram @alli.pitt. I hope you enjoy the podcast!” – Get all of our links here. https://linktr.ee/lvwithlove – Subscribe to the Lehigh Valley with Love Podcast. – Want to be a guest on the Lehigh Valley with Love Podcast?

The Master asks you to recall back to a time where you didn't see Joaquin Phoenix fuck sand and, despite what the title says, nobody is having a Good Time, while you don't need depression to feel utter despair when you have Manchester By The Sea.The study session starts in 3...2...1...BINGE! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/3-2-1-binge/message

Misbah joins Immad to discuss his filmmaking journey, as well as overcoming challenges that present themselves.

Tune in as I talk with Dylan, a film student and fellow podcaster, about all of the people that make our favorite movies, as well as our life journeys, so great. We can all benefit from the help of others, and who we are surrounded by can have a huge impact on who we are! Would you like to thank Dylan for spreading some wisdom today? Check Out his channel and podcast here! https://www.youtube.com/user/DylanJr98/featured Be Awesome and Enjoy Life! Love ya'll, CB --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Subscribe to our YouTube channel: https://youtube.com/ghpodJackson is a cinematographer and tech YouTuber who is currently in film school. In our conversation, we talk about camera gear, tech, YouTube life, and whether film school is still worth it.LINKShttps://www.youtube.com/jacksonhayeshttps://twitter.com/jacksonhvisualshttps://twitter.com/davemaze

Babar Mangi is a Sindhi Rapper and Film Student. We spoke about the disparity between the clout afforded to regional musicians as opposed to musicians that produce music in Urdu, about the subversive spirit of rap, about investing in our dreams, about the importance of working hard and the power of familial support.

Barbara Hamburg was murdered outside her home in 2010. The police investigated, but no one was charged. As her family grieved, her son, Madison Hamburg, began digging into and documenting his mother’s investigation for a school film project. In 2020, Madison’s docuseries “Murder on Middle Beach” premiered to rave reviews on HBO. Kristi Piehl sat down with Madison to discuss how loss can be the inspiration to turn the page. 

This is a small piece of a three-hour interview Houston did with the fine folks at Film Courage (https://www.youtube.com/filmcourage). The interview was wide-ranging, but this chunk was specifically about the essential elements to creating a Storyworld that is viable to produce stories across a myriad of platforms. Enjoy PS: If you want to see the actual filmed interview, be sure to go to the Film Courage YouTube channel and show them some love. Be sure to send in a voice message that we may include on a future episode: https://anchor.fm/superstoryworks/message One 3 Creative Website - http://superstory.works The Super Story Vidcast - https://youtube.com/one3productions Twitter - @one3creative --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/superstoryworks/message

To 2029 we go! At least it's not as bad as 2020. We watched The Terminator and Terminator 2: Judgement Day starring Linda Hamilton and Arnold Schwarzenegger, directed by Jimmy Cameron. *SPOILER ALERT* If you haven't seen these and don't want to know the ending, we recommend watching it before listening to this podcast.  Timestamps: Movies We Watched This Week: 31:21 Our Prescription for Next Week: 37:09 Deleted Scenes from The Terminator:   We are now accepting emails to offer advice! If you have a question or need advice that you want to be aired on the podcast, email us at . Each week we will read questions on air and offer our “professional” advice. We will prescribe you a great movie to watch to help you out! Follow us on Instagram @filmtherapypodcast  Watch our YouTube channel Film Therapy Podcast Be sure to like, subscribe, follow, rate, and review us! Music in episode: Someday - Acoustic Folk Background Music Edited by Madison Verhulst

I did a live show today, where I attempted to film scenes from my new indie film in peoples’ yards. Apparently nobody supports…

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I sit down with Filmmaker, Film Student and overall Film Enthusiast Josh O'Gorman to discuss how Covid-19 has affected the film making industry. Josh is so knowledgable about movies that this isn't our first time talking about films and filmmaking. I wished I knew half of what he's already forgotten about films. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/creativeliberty/support

Ellen Olis is a student at the Savannah College of Art & Design. The Athens TV Virtual Speaker Series connects film and TV students in the Athens TV class at Troy Athens High School in Troy, Michigan. If you work in the creative field and would like to share your experience with students, email us at tvathens@gmail.com.

Today I interview Emma Hall, film student at Salt Lake Community College. Find out what Emma's mom did to prepare her to watch scary movies, and how this played into her interest in film production. And did you know students at SLCC get the chance to work on film productions in Utah? Links: http://www.slcc.edu/film/index.aspx https://film.utah.gov Find me on Instagram! @careerchatpod

ORIGIN STORY: How Ross got into storytelling, screenwriting, etc. (3:50)Combining TECH AND STORYTELLING: How writers can use tech to enable better writing or overcoming writer's block (5:35)How to make a story interesting (drama) and meaningful (theme)? (12:30)What makes a great story? (13:50)Using “dramatic questions” — or questions that make the audience want to know what the answer is— to retain audience interest and to push forward a story (18:30)Importance of theme (24:00)Is exploration of moral questions necessary for a great story? (31:20)What is your process of getting your ideas to paper — how you actually start writing the script itself?(43:10)Snowflake method of writing (46:00)Ross, what is the meaning of life?! (51:30)Preorder Ross's upcoming book "The Structure of Story" here: https://kiingo.co/preorderMore about Kiingo here: https://kiingo.com/Connect with Kiingo on Instagram  here: instagram.com/kiingocreative/Connect with Ross on Instagram: instagram.com/ross_hartmann  

#41: Writer, Director, and Actor Richie Imburgio joins BF v GF for our longest episode yet to share his journey in the film industry thus far as a student at Brooklyn College. From a young age Richie was enamored with storytelling and would make short parodies with his friends on a flip camera. Today, Richie produces high-quality short films, work for clients, and music videos, all of which can be viewed on his website Messenger-Studios.com. In this episode, we talk about crazy production stories, the impact of TikTok on consumer media, some of our favorite films, breaking into the film industry, and Richie's personal works. For anyone interested in film production, this episode is a must listen! Follow Richie on Instagram: @rich__e_rich Follow BF v GF on Instagram: @bfvgfpodcast --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Have you seen literally any Hollywood rom-com set in a high school? Then you've seen The Kissing Booth, so there's no need to pre-watch as you join Mon and Nick talking about toxic men, the examples we set for the youngins and Freud being a cuck. Warning: Mon drops the C-word. We're just surprised that Nick didn't say it first. HOSTS AND EDITORS: Monica Ouk and Nicholas Arnott Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/user-66598247-303092364 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/asfilmstudentpod/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/asfilmstudent Facebook: As A Film Student Podcast Letterboxd: https://letterboxd.com/asfilmstudent/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A kidnapped dog, an alcoholic writer, his weird mate, his weird mate's weird mate, one pissed off mob boss, and seven psychopaths. No, it's not a pre-pandemic weekend with Nick, it's Martin McDonagh's third feature film: Seven Psychopaths! Come with Monica and Nicholas as they talk about race (again), feminism (again), meta-writing (ooh that's new) and that one guy in high school who made everybody uncomfortable by being a thinly-veiled racist. Works Cited Is 'Seven Psychopaths' being meta or just reinforcing stereotypes? | Pop Life Seven Psychopaths: 'You can't kill dogs in Hollywood' Sam Rockwell – last of the goofballs | Film Butler, J. Gender Trouble (1990) Ferguson, M. “I Retract that Bit…”: Hypermasculinity and Violence in Martin McDonagh's Films (2019) Further reading Contrapoints    HOSTS AND EDITORS: Monica Ouk and Nicholas Arnott Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/user-66598247-303092364 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/asfilmstudentpod/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/asfilmstudent Facebook: As A Film Student Podcast Letterboxd: https://letterboxd.com/asfilmstudent/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Yalllll welcome back! We’ve done a few darker topics recently so we’re gunna lighten it up this week. We’ve got a trio of awesomeness: Eric, Ashley and Dylan are here to talk movies. Why do we, as a culture, love movies so much? You’ll find out quickly, I don’t watch near as many as these three do, and Ashley and Dylan both have been involved in making full length films, so they bring legitimate experience to the table. Dylan has been on the show before, but we didn’t talk about God then, so of course I had to bring it up near the end to cap things off. Thanks for listening, enjoy! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/joe-von-kennel/support

Twilight! The cultural phenomenon that changed the way we laugh about vampires. Join Nick and Mon as they discuss Twilight through the nostalgia, the domestic abuse, the racism, the baseball scene, and the bangin' soundtrack that had no right to be as good as it was. Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/user-66598247-303092364 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/asfilmstudentpod/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/asfilmstudent Facebook: As A Film Student Podcast Letterboxd: https://letterboxd.com/asfilmstudent/ HOSTS AND EDITORS: Monica Oak and Nicholas Arnott   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Knives Out is a mystery murder film that takes you on a journey from the very start. We will dig into the makings of why this story is so outstanding. If you are a fan of "Whodunit" films, you will love how this film weaves into our imagination. The film stars Daniel Craig, Chris Evans, Ana de Armas, Jamie Lee Curtis, Michael Shannon, Don Johnson, Toni Collette, Lakeith Stanfield, Katherine Langford, and Christopher Plummer.

Welcome to Take 18! We are so excited you're here to join us to talk about everything movies! In this episode, we have a great talk with Jacob Gustafson, film teacher at Righetti High School in Santa Maria, but also author of Awful Awesome Action Volume 1: A Journey Through the Wild World of So-Bad-They're-Good Action Films. The book is now available on Amazon right here. For those in the industry, check out the Covid-19 Entertainment Industry Response website for more details on assistance during the COVID-19 Pandemic. We want to hear from you!! Be on the next show from the comfort of your home. Leave a question, comment or anything you'd like from your home right here and be featured in the next edition of Take 18! Send in a voice message here or just e-mail info@centralcoastfilmsociety.org if you want us to talk about something you want to hear about! ​Take 18 is a production of the Central Coast Film Society, a 501(c)3 organization. Please considering donating, becoming a member or just attend our events. Support this podcast:https://anchor.fm/take18/support --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/take18/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/take18/support

Interview with Elysha Mitchell: Film Student and future Director from AustraliaTo reach Elysha on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/elyshaj13To reach Elysha on Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/elyshaHere is Elysha's short film IN TIME: https://vimeo.com/315151919Email Elysha at: mailto:elyshamitchell13@gmail.com To reach Elysha on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/elyshaj13/ Support the show (https://paypal.me/jar1972?locale.x=en_US)

Listen as I interview good friend and film student Tory Skordas about going to college during a pandemic. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/michael-kruger/support

Poprvé pro vás po ukončení nouzového stavu vybíral svá kulturní doporučení také dokumentarista Bohdan Bláhovec. Vaší pozornosti by po opětovném otevření českých kin nemělo ujít pásmo krátkých filmů Nikdy nevíš studentů pražské FAMU. Otevírá ho film režiséra Ondřeje Šáleka, který poukazuje na zprávy amatérské televize se zaměřením na konspirační teorie.

Poprvé pro vás po ukončení nouzového stavu vybíral svá kulturní doporučení také dokumentarista Bohdan Bláhovec. Vaší pozornosti by po opětovném otevření českých kin nemělo ujít pásmo krátkých filmů Nikdy nevíš studentů pražské FAMU. Otevírá ho film režiséra Ondřeje Šáleka, který poukazuje na zprávy amatérské televize se zaměřením na konspirační teorie.

My guest this week is Margaux Soumoy. Margaux is a Film Student from France, currently in Montreal with an insatiable passion for Old Hollywood and Film History. She has a very special interest in Actress, Marisa Pavan. https://www.marisapavan.comMarisa Pavan's story is one of incredible strength and talent, being an Actress in the 1950's was not easy -- especially as the twin sister of Actress Pier Angeli. Pier Angeli was an Actress and James Dean's only real love during life. Margaux and I discuss Film History, Old Hollywood, Marisa's life and Acting career, as well as Pier's life and Acting career. Margaux also talks a bit about the book she is working on and the time she interviewed Robert Wagner.....Don't miss this episode!Available Friday, 06.05.20 @ 6pm PST via Racketeer Radio, and on calligoldhollywood.com & Apple Podcasts, Spotify + all streaming platforms following the live broadcast. Second & Third Photo : Margaux & Marisa PavanFourth Photo : Marisa Pavan & Pier Angeli.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/callingoldhollywood)

On our 20th episode we carry on our tradition of shooting a solo episode with just the two of us where we look back and recall the highlights of all the episodes in the past! It truly is a fun experience, and we hope you enjoy this episode just as much as did making it! FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/twotimezonespodcast/ The FILM Student who Learned Korean For BTS? - Episode 19 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G4fttXwED04&t=1037s HOW THIS FIGHTER DOMINATED THE MMA WORLD (Brave MMA Federation) - Episode 18 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ihk1GG44j9k PILOT NEARLY CRASHED HIS PLANE MID FLIGHT (Almost Died) - Episode 17 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5xqqtiyyrAc

Meet Rahmah, an aspiring film maker who is obsessed with her craft and is determined to make a positive impact in the world through film, and visual arts! Her passions span across multiple disciplines including video games, and music, where her love for the popular band BTS outshines it all FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/twotimezonespodcast/ HOW THIS FIGHTER DOMINATED THE MMA WORLD (Brave MMA Federation) - Episode 18 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ihk1GG44j9k PILOT NEARLY CRASHED HIS PLANE MID FLIGHT (Almost Died) - Episode 17 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5xqqtiyyrAc HUMZA AMIN ON HOW TO MAKE IT ON YOUTUBE - Episode 16 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e7v7yNPbY0k

Paula Vaccaro, an award-winning producer and screenwriter, takes us on her journey from growing up in Argentina to establishing her own production company in the UK (Pinball London). Although an Italian family migrating to Argentina is not unusual, the story behind how Paula's family came to be there is a very interesting one. Paula's work ethic meant that by the time she was in her mid-twenties, she had already become a successful journalist and broadcaster. Longing to spread her wings, we learn what it was that brought Paula to Europe and the lessons she learnt along the way. "Things became super different. Going out for lunches and dinners became a luxury. I would never forget waiting for public transport and having my feet soaking wet and being cold - extremely cold - like I've never imagined one could be. So, London was a full-on reckoning. And yet, I fell madly in love with the place."We hear what it takes to be successful in the media industry and what advice Paula has for anyone wishing to set-up their own production company. 

In this episode of UnCOMMon Grounds, host Chris Roush interviews senior film students Liana DiMitri, Gabe Walerysiak, Angela Letizia and Matt Scoopo. They talk about their capstone film project, and how they had to change up the entire production process because of the pandemic -- and through it all, they’ve become close friends. UnCOMMon Grounds is hosted by Chris Roush, dean of the school of communications at Quinnipiac University, and produced by David DesRoches, director of community programming.

I went back to being a film student to learn how to make films myself. Learning every aspect of filmmaking

Kat Zabecka speaks to current 2019/20 MSc Film Studies students Betty, Elisa and Thaddeus. They discuss the controversy and cinematography of Antichrist (2009) while taking a trip down Lars Von Trier's filmography. [This podcast is not funded, endorsed or supported by MUBI in any way.]

Este episodio llega a ti gracias al apoyo de:www.danmura.com & luzalma.comTienes una historia, traes toda tu experiencia como artista plástico, y junto con tu amiga, que es maestra en artes escénicas, te animas a escribirla, quieres hacer cine y convertir ese relato en formato de animado, en stop motion.Haces tu corto, se llama la tortuga de plástico…lo presentas a un festival para cine hecho con celulares…pasas la prueba. Pero quieres más. Te presentas a una convocatoria que entrega al primer puesto 50 mil dólares para producirlo. ¡Te lo ganas!. Te dan ese dinero en equipos de rodaje, en post y en numerosas y valiosas asesorías con gente muy dura en arte, sonido, música y postproducción. Ahora…Tienes un año para hacerlo. Esta historia es real, la vivieron Miguel León y Claudia Osejo con su colectivo Animado y su cortometraje la Tortuga de Plástico con el que ganaron el premio para jóvenes realizadores ¨InVitro BOGOSHORTS Film Market¨ en la versión 2018 de BOGOSHORTS Bogotá Short Film Festival.Lanzaron precisamente su corto en diciembre de 2019 luego de un año de fuerte trabajo y eso es lo que nos van a contar en el episodio 63 de Gente que hace Cine. Conoce más de su trabajo aquí:https://www.facebook.com/tortugadeplastico/

Juan de la Mar, junto a su equipo de compañeros de la Escuela Nacional de Cine (Talena, Lauri y Baihú), nos relata la historia de un documental personal desde su diagnóstico de VIH y el uso del cine como herramienta para volver a la vida. Conoce más de su proyecto aquí https://www.facebook.com/DeGrisAPOSITHIVO/Instagram @degrisaposithivoMúsica incluida en el episodio por Manuel Acevedo (original para el documental) y Diego González (sountrack GQHC)

Kat Zabecka is joined by Jessie Taylor and Patrick Callaghan, current MSc Film Studies students. They chat about dissertations, choosing topics, research process and academic writing. 

This week’s guest, Marco Bacchetta, puts a whole new perspective on the study abroad experience. Marco is an Italian student, raised in Switzerland and France and now in his 2nd year studying at the UAL in London. He shares his journey from a struggling high school student not knowing what he wanted to do, to listening to that inner voice that opened him to his passion for studying film. Marco talks openly and vulnerably about his fear of failure and how he overcomes it each and every day and how much pressure he puts on himself to succeed and why. Marco offers a piece of advice for you and talks deeply about how he defines success and failure. As we begin to wrap up our interview, Marco shares vulnerably about the overwhelm he feels when he thinks about possibly failing and how his perspective has evolved over the years and opened him to stepping into his fear rather than running from it.

Your Boom Is in the Shot is a lighthearted film and television discussion podcast hosted by film school grads TJ Gibson and Ben Lagasse. Come laugh with us as we discuss each of our top five favorite Halloween movies ever! THIS EPISODE WAS ORIGINAL PUBLISHED ON YOUTUBE ON OCTOBER 31st, 2018. LINKS: https://www.instagram.com/yourboomisintheshot/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9I4Jn0jKcVJv65k6wkGOsQ https://yourboomisintheshot.simplecast.com/ https://tjgibsonfilmsgamesmusic.weebly.com/podcast.html

Kat Zabecka is joined by our current MSc Film Students Callum Simpson, Laura Tribaudino and Tina Kandiashvili. They discuss Wim Wenders' iconic Paris, Texas (1984) and explore the film's characters and themes of existentialism. They also touch on the students' film and academic background and discuss why we talk about films in the first place. 

In this episode, Kat and Dr David Sorfa are joined by Dr Pasquale Iannone, Teaching Fellow in Film Studies. They look back at 2018 and discuss some of the best films of the year, including The Favourite, Roma, Bumblebee, Apostasy, Cold War and many more.

Charla con Mónica Molano, organizadora de ESTUCINE y dos de los estudiantes del equipo de producción de este encuentro: Exler Puerta y Laura Cataño. A través de la conversación realizamos el balance general de este primer encuentro, único en Colombia, que reunió a 200 estudiantes de carreras relacionadas con el cine y el audiovisual en nuestro país. El evento se realizó en el marco de el Festival Bogoshorts en diciembre de 2018.Visita el fanpage de Estucine aquíhttps://www.facebook.com/estucinecol/O la página de la Escuela Nacional de Cinehttps://www.enacc.co/index.php

Have you noticed all of these online courses, master classes, and tutorials that promise to help you get clients? They seems to be all that is in our instagram feed lately. "If you buy our APP you will become a better filmmaker!" "We have the secret to you finally being able to make money!" Mike gives his opinion on the recent rise of what he refers to as "snake oil salesman" that prey our your insecurities as an artist. He also talks with Taylor Thum, a talented film student that has to interview a working industry professional for her class assignment. They discuss film school, documentaries, on set experience and how to get solid filmmaking experience. Loaded with brutal honesty, this episode is a must for young filmmakers or students thinking about going to film school.

Joel McCarthy, Vancouver writer, director, teacher at Vancouver Film School and festival director of the Run n' Gun 48 Hour Film Competition stops by to talk about the benefits of doing a 48-hour competition, crafting strong films with the tools you have, setting films up for success on YouTube, and the one thing he hopes his students learn from his director's class.

PhD students Eszter Simor and Chantal Bertalanffy talk to Kat Zabecka and Dr David Sorfa about their  new film festival News From Home 2018. More about the News from Home Festival is available here: http://www.film.llc.ed.ac.uk/news-from-home-film-festival/

Kat Zabecka and Dr David Sorfa discuss their reasons for starting a new season of the Edinburgh Film Podcast and highlight events, screenings and seminars that are happening in November.

Halloween came and went. Nick and Karilyn recount their experiences on the night. Nick went to a halloween party on his own and arrived way too early. Karilyn attended a short film screening and intercepted a hug intended for someone else. Also, GO VOTE AMERICA.

This week Patrick joins us to talk about his list-making and documenting the films he's watched. 

Emily and Marc talk about Peter Strickland's soundscape horror flick, "Berberian Sound Studio."

Jessie and Emily discuss why you should study film!

This week Kat and Emily talk about the many uses of sound in film. 

In this episode, Daniel and Victor go over some movies they like, some movies they don't like, and some movies they really don't like. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/its-an-adventure-with-daniel-and-victor/support

    Caullen Hudson is always seeking to inspire - it's just a little different from place to place. In the gym, he's encouraging fitness enthusiasts and flipping tires. Outside of the gym at the company where he's Founder and Executive Producer - SoapBox Productions - he's encouraging youth and flipping aldermen. On this week's episode of #WeGotGoals, Hudson talks about the intersection of wellness, race, and media. His spot on the Venn diagram is right where those worlds intersect and he uses his spot to spread ideas and encourage action. In naming and branding his company, the soapbox sends a pretty clear message about what he and his business partner David A. Moran are creating. SoapBox Productions creates media - or micro-docs, as the teams calls them - to spread an idea and encourage incremental change. It all started with a documentary that Hudson produced as a Film Student at DePaul University when he studied and documented the parallels between drill rap and activism in Chicago. That project - Chi DNA - continues to live on as a multi-media project from film to editorial to a web presence. And if you're wondering what "drill rap" is, it's a form of rap that's steeped in Chicago's south side and often includes themes of violence and gang references - Chief Keef is widely associated with popularizing this form of hip-hop. Also discovered at DePaul - his love for fitness. It all started when a friend asked him to take on Shaun T.'s Insanity workouts. When he did, he fell for the kind of cardio that comes with bodyweight workouts, high knees and burpees. And as soon as he saw that DePaul was auditioning new fitness instructors for a bodyweight-specific fitness class, he took it as a sign. As those two vocations grew in parallel, Hudson saw opportunities to fight against racism, fascism and sexism in big and small ways. Inside the gym, it's as simple as renaming an exercise "person-maker" instead of "man-maker." As a producer and community organizer, he's supporting high school aged students in West Garfield Park who are organizing to fight against the erection of a Police Academy. Throughout this week's #WeGotGoals episode, you'll hear Hudson reference the project, #NoCopAcademy. To fully understand it, spend 3.5 minutes on this video. If you were moved by that short video, it's on purpose Hudson said. The arts help people understand larger social issues. “They may not read a research paper, but they’re going to watch a documentary that will help them understand,” he said.   You can listen to #WeGotGoals anywhere you get your podcasts — including Spotify! If you like what you hear, please leave us a rating and a review. Make sure to listen all the way through, because at the end, we heard from a real-life goal-getter just like you. (Want to be featured on a future episode? Send a voice memo with a goal you’ve crushed, a goal you’re eyeing, or your best goal-getting tip to me at cindy@asweatlife.com.)

Welcome to the first episode of Back to One, the film podcast from the insider's point of view, where we talk about what to name the podcast, the ABC blood blath, a possible Fantastic Four sequel, Natalie Portman leaving Thor: Ragnarok, the Assassin's Creed trailer, and the problem with video game movies. Icelander's Youtube Channel: www.youtube.com/user/mcicecreamers Hector's and Jorge's upcoming projects: www.youtube/channel/UCYrV3CuvmEmow_M4FN_CoyQ Email the show: backto1pod@gmail.com

Fresh off a huge 16 day shoot, I chat with filmmaker Tony Franklin. He started as an art director, working for Target's in-house creative department. He has quickly and successfully transitioned into a full-time commercial filmmaker, and luckily for us, Tony shares his journey with us. We chat about when to sign and why not to sign with a commercial production company, as well as how to measure if you and the company are a good fit. We also discuss craft, and how he gets natural performances out of non-actors. We're like minded, as we both always want to get a new spot for the reel. Enjoy a Tony Franklin spot, his director's cut for Academy Sports, at his site or at jordanbrady.com. My next Commercial Directing Bootcamp will be in Dallas, Texas on Saturday, December 19th, 2015 - so sign up. Read the reviews on this site. Pretty flattering. #blush. Get the "Maserati of iPhone Cases" called IOMCases. Buy one. Super cool, stainless steel. And I'm offering all currently enrolled Film Students and those in Ad School a whopping $75 Student Discount on my Bootcamp. thanks, Jordan This episode is 90 minutes, give or take, of our chat. Please like the show on iTunes.

UCSB’s Script to Screen visits Comic Con 2015 in San Diego. Series: "Carsey-Wolf Center" [Humanities] [Show ID: 30030]

UCSB’s Script to Screen visits Comic Con 2015 in San Diego. Series: "Carsey-Wolf Center" [Humanities] [Show ID: 30030]

Editor Rob Watzke has cut many of your favorite tv spots over the years, but on nights and weekends, he teaches improvisation. We saw his show the night Helen Hunt played along with Rob and his troupe. The 100% riffed show was amazing. Back in the editing bay, Rob deftly cuts on any tool invented, and works with his agency clients to bring out the best in the footage. We chat improvisation, editing and discuss the birth of the Frankensteinization of multiple versions of edits in one cut. Is it really better? You'll enjoy this episode. Admittedly, I babbled too much. Two cool things: my pal launch the Maserati of iPhone Cases" called IOM Cases. Buy one. Super cool, stainless steel. And I'm offering all currently enrolled Film Students and those in Ad School a whopping $75 discount on my Bootcamp. My next Commercial Directing Bootcamp will be in Dallas, Texas on Saturday, December 19th, 2015 - so sign up today! You're worth it. thanks, Jordan This episode is 85 minutes, give or take, of our banter. Please like the show on iTunes.

Today's Guest: Jason B. Kohl, film director and author of Film School: A Practical Guide to an Impractical Decision.Order Film School: A Practical Guide to an Impractical Decision by Jason B. Kohl: http://amzn.to/1Jum4WlJASON B. KOHL podcast excerpt: "Film school is a not a two- to four-year slog to become famous! It's about learning to be a complete human being and how to communicate with the world."Key interview moments:• 6:10 Film School author Jason B. Kohl advises prospective film students to "find your voice" before starting the the application process;• 18:05 Students need to understand that applying to film schools -- and film festivals -- require patience and strategy;• 26:50 Don't apply to film school with the single goal of becoming rich and famous; that's a sure way to fall flat on your face (or elsewhere).Subscribe to Mr. Media for FREE on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=MrMediaRadioFor more interviews like this one: http://www.MrMedia.com What is Mr. Media® Interviews? The calm of Charlie Rose, the curiosity of Terry Gross and the unpredictability of Howard Stern! Since February 2007, more than 1,000 exclusive Hollywood, celebrity, pop culture video and audio comedy podcast interviews by Mr. Media®, a.k.a., Bob Andelman, with newsmakers in TV, radio, movies, music, magazines, newspapers, books, websites, social media, politics, sports, graphic novels, and comics! Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/andelmanFacebook: http://www.facebook.com/MrMediaRadio

CineNation Episode 8: SXSW and Music Streaming SXSW Aaron Reed Ice-Bound Mark Duplass talk Going out and doing it Most film school people aren't competing with other film school people Tangerine - shot entirely on iPhone SXSW Interactive: Gimmicky is this the future?       -Buzzfeed experiments with couples trying to defuse a bomb: Music Streaming   Spotify 100-200x streams vs sales Long tail Taylor Swift is opposed to the free tier of Spotify Lowers the expectations for the cost of music David Bazan Jay-Z's streaming service Tidal $20/month high quality audio Taylor Swift is streaming on it CNN- Taylor Swift goes to Jay-Z's service: If you don't appear on spotify you risk not being heard When you think you have a hit, you want everyone to be able to hear the hit Tying streaming music back into Film Students are not buying films Why put your indie movie on a streaming service? Fans, is film creating fans like music does?

Special thanks to Taylor Higgins (@TaylorHiggs) for our logo!  Episode 15 of the Is This a Thing? Podcast!"Operation Slap 'n Tickle"Starring: Marc, Akshat, and DanPotential Things this week:  Movie Trailers: Sure this is a nuanced topic. But you know how we can solve it? By relying on our nation's true warriors. The ones that lead us out of darkness. The brave souls who show us the true way to freedom. We speak of the Film Students.  Supporting Things: Listen to us weave a web of cynicism that is both useless, and baseless. Also, nothing matters and everything is terrible. Taxis: The best thing to come out of the demise of taxis and the rise of Uber and other unmarked taxi services, is the occasionally experiencing the first half of getting carjacked by drunk people.  It's Episode 15 of the Is This A Thing Podcast! This week, we discuss whether movie trailers are a thing. It's a heated discussion, touching on Proust. Seriously, Proust. No, for real go listen, we talk about Proust. We then move on to supporting things with money. Have you ever wanted to heard Dan accosted for his beliefs by two belligerent, sad and cynical people? Well want no longer you can hear it all in this episode. Finally, we discuss taxis,  which we (along with the rest of the world) have nothing but contempt for. Instead, we all like Uber, especially when people assume you are their uber ride, and accost you, and you pretend to put on a brave face and drive away, and then cry a little and call your mother. It's a week of fun! A week of mystery! A week of praising Film Students! Hey come on, be nice. They need a break from bringing people coffee and making a frame with their fingers and looking through it all the time. "Roger Mr. President. Operation Clown Farts is go. Godspeed men."   Special thanks to Fletcher Magellan for our new theme song, "Oh, No!" off his upcoming album. Listen to it, and other singles like it on his Soundcloud.

UCSD students and alumni showcase their finished videos and video projects in process. March 2015. Series: "Up&Coming Wired" [Humanities] [Arts and Music] [Show ID: 29410]

UCSD students and alumni showcase their finished videos and video projects in process. March 2015. Series: "Up&Coming Wired" [Humanities] [Arts and Music] [Show ID: 29410]

UCSD students and alumni showcase their videos. December 2014. Series: "Up&Coming Wired" [Humanities] [Arts and Music] [Show ID: 28919]

UCSD students and alumni showcase their videos. December 2014. Series: "Up&Coming Wired" [Humanities] [Arts and Music] [Show ID: 28919]

On this week's episode, we're talking to Chris Eller and Deborah Williams about the Fall 2013 Student 3D Film Showcase.

Paul Montgomery joins the podcast for this episode and talks about his history with iFanboy and their positive brand of comic journalism, as well as extended talk about animation. The trio also discuss the barriers for entry that exist for new fans but don’t come up with any concrete solutions. Whoops! You can follow Paul Montgomery’s online exploits at iFanboy.com as well as @fuzzytypewriter on Twitter. Also check out his podcast, Fuzzy Typewriter. Music: “Sprawl II (Mountains Beyond Mountains)” by Arcade Fire "Film Students: It Gets Better" originally appeared at http://mattandbrettlovecomics.com/podcast/2012/it-gets-better.html

If wondering how to introduce yourself at the Aberdeen Actors and Directors networking event is holding you back from attending, then try Jenni Wright's approach: just get off your bum and do it! I was speaking to someone in the downstairs bar at the Belmont, when she strode up and stood there...beside us...waiting. In my experience, that's the best way to do it. She's got interesting things to say about the difference between the acting/filmmaking scenes in Glasgow and Aberdeen, eg. groups don't seem to mix so much here in the North East. I think most people would agree that's true - never mind the reason why. That's why Kim Temnpleton and Jamie Rodden's monthly networking event is important. Thanks, Jenni.

It’s that time! Crack open a cold one and listen to us ramble on some more about True Grit, what we got for christmas, Internships, Film Students and the documentary Exit Through The Gift Shop.

With the music video and after-party behind them, the boys have to resolve a delicate payment negotiation to shoot the remaining scenes in "Invasion Q". See the full film at http://www.LowBudgetComedy.com

Having completed their casting session and assembled a crew, Jaye and Jason start their first day of principal photography on "Invasion Q".

After arriving in Canada and filming the first segment of their travel show, the J's begin casting for their Sci-Fi blockbuster "Invasion Q". Find out more about the show at: http://www.LowBudgetComedy.com

Jay and Jason of Double J Filmworks Entertainment Group get a phone call that might just save their company and launch their film making careers. See more at http://www.LowBudgetComedy.com

Lisa shares about Pope Benedict XVI's trip to the US and the audio from her interview on CNN and interviews Rebecca Christian of the blog on the topics of Christian film making and World Youth Day. shares a reflection "Thoughts on Two Popes". Share your feedback at 206-339-9272 or email lisa@catholicmom.com.Links for this episode: