Podcasts about filmapalooza

On the forty- first episode of All the Film Things, I talked with the Film Production Coordinator for the City of Jacksonville, director/ editor Adam Madrid! Adam Madrid, who some of us regard as “the king of Jacksonville”, is an integral figure in Jacksonville who started out working as a freelancer making films, music videos, and even commercials for the Jacksonville Jaguars before becoming the Film Production Coordinator for the City of Jacksonville last year. He has been awarded the Art Innovator Award by the Cultural Council of Greater Jacksonville in 2023 and is amongst this year's Leadership Jacksonville class. Alongside his wife Monique, Adam is the City Producer for the 48 hour film project in Jacksonville and the co- founder of the LOL Jacksonville Film Festival. Adam is also the co- founder of the production company Argyle Forest Films and directs, co- produces, and co- edits every versatile film made under the company including “A Novel Idea” and “No Laughing Matter”, which won the Jacksonville 48 hour film project in 2014 leading the short to be screened at Filmapalooza in Hollywood the next year.Adam's directorial feature debut, Let Me Be Corey, is a comedy film that's been six years in the making! The film will be out very soon and I'll keep you all updated on its release on the ATFT Instagram! While you're waiting for Let Me Be Corey to premiere and later hit streaming, check out some of Adam's past work on the Argyle Forest Films Youtube channel by clicking this link!: https://www.youtube.com/@ArgyleForestFilms This is Adam's first appearance on ATFT! Adam and I met about a year ago at Jax Film Bar. It was very casual as, if I remember correctly, we were just eating dinner and someone between us had got up so we briefly talked and now, as I've gotten to know him a little more, I am seriously in awe of his journey and his passion for Jacksonville. He is the community leader this city needs and his dedication along with his motivated mindset is going to elevate Jacksonville to the film city it is. Every time I have the pleasure of chatting with him I feel inspired and motivated, especially since he's been a champion of this podcast which I cannot be more grateful for his support. This episode was recorded on April 24, 2025. In this episode, Adam talks about how his motivation and passion for filmmaking got him to where he is today, as a leading figure in the Jacksonville film industry. Filmmakers, specifically those in the 904 area, will especially benefit from Adam's interview and will be inspired to keep making films and spread the word about the city. Adam also explains the tax incentives for filming in Jacksonville, the current state of the arts in Jacksonville universities, and how he's spread the word about Jacksonville all around the world. We also discuss beloved comedy actors in stellar dramatic roles, our shared appreciation for Claire Danes, and teasing what's to come for the Jacksonville's film scene, and much more! All this and much more on the latest episode of All the Film Things!Background music created and used with permission by the Copyright Free Music - Background Music for Videos channel on YouTube.Sound Effect by freesound_community from Pixabay 

David Cortés nos cuenta como hizo el cortometraje 'Contigo Siempre', los orígenes de Murphy Studios y su participación en Filmapalooza 2024. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/emanuel-pag341n-col363n/support

In this episode, Krk and Indra discuss how the podcast played out in 2022, why there was s stall in episodes and how they plan to address it in 2023. They also talk about Filmapalooza 2023 in Los Angeles, their crazy road trip from Seattle to Filmapalooza, and our new Patreon site!

Scott Mason talks with Playlikeajet.com film and draft analyst Luke Grant about his All-22 film review of Ohio State WRs Garrett Wilson and Chris Olave as well as NC State OL Ikem Ekwonu! Luke breaks down what he saw from Wilson, Olave, and Ekeonu on All-22 including strengths and weaknesses, potential fit with the Jets, skillsets, whether they'd be worth considering taking in the top 10 of the 2022 NFL Draft, and more! Check out the Play Like A Jet YouTube channel featuring Luke's film breakdowns of Wilson and Ekwonu and subscribe to the channel if you haven't already! https://youtu.be/Hf8cqCLU0a8 https://youtu.be/vudN0onlmXY Check out the Play Like A Jet store and get your "Zach Says Go Long" shirt (artwork courtesy of the incredible _@canibefrank on instagram) RIGHT NOW! Hoodies, hats, mugs, etc.....also available! https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/24734143-new-york-jets-zach-says-go-long-t-shirt?store_id=717242 To advertise on Play Like A Jet, please contact: Justin@brokencontrollermedia.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this very special Freaky Friday episode of 48 Hour Heroes: Origin Stories, Olivier Dussausse, the producer for 48HFP France and guest on Episode 5, interviews Krk. They discuss the more rewarding aspects of being a 48HFP city producer, our goals as city producers, favorite Filmapalooza moments, the time Krk fell down on stage and hit his head, and much much more. Episode 5 - Olivier Dussause https://audioboom.com/posts/8030091-olivier-dussausse-48-hour-film-project-producer-france Seattle 48 Hour Film Project https://48hourfilm.com/seattle-wa Paris 48 Hour Film Project https://48hourfilm.com/paris Filmapalooza https://48hourfilmproj.zohobackstage.com/Filmapalooza2022-WashingtonDC

In this episode I chat with Woouter Van Gestel, City Producer for Arnhem and Eindhoven, NL as well of the director of technology for the 48HFP. We discuss his journey to the world of filmmaking and to the world of the 48HFP and ultimately to director of web operations and technology for 48HFP HQ. There's talk of Filmapalooza, road trips, what's upcoming for 48 City Producers and participants... and Covid.

In this episode I have TWO special guests, my 48HFP co-producer, Kris Flink, and the winner of the inaugural Montana 48 Hour Film Project, Dave Flores. We chat about Dave's filmmaking background, making movies in Montana, Filmapalooza, why it's risky to use firearms on a set without a location permit, and beer. I also want to give a shoutout to the trailer for an upcoming indie film project that Dave is working on! https://vimeo.com/677566992

In this episode, Chad and I discuss Filmapalooza, the tribulations and rewards of being a city producer, Better Call Saul, and I name drop Charlie Benante, Frank Bello, Mark Osegueda, and Lacey Leavitt.

In this episode Krk chats with Brian Bowers, the Assistant Director of Operations for the  48 Hour Film Project. The discuss the awesomeness that is Filmapalooza, the myriad things they have each learned through being 48HFP City Producers, and what 48HFP HQ is looking for in new city producers.

Olivier and I discuss the backstory of how he became involved with the 48 Hour Film Project, going from participant to City Producer of Paris, to running the entire operation in France! We also chat about what it's like to hold a Filmapalooza event in your city as well as gush about how much we love both the filmmaking events as well as Filmapalooza. We also dig a bit into how the Covid pandemic has brought about some changes to the 48HFP that may or may not have eventually happened organically.

In this episode, Krk chats with Dino Moore, the City Producer for the Atlanta 48 Hour Film Project. They discuss Dino's rather unorthodox entry into the world of filmmaking, his time working on HBO's "The Wire", participating in the 48HFP, Filmapalooza, and his new family of fellow 48HFP City Producers.

In this episode I chat with Kevin and Phillip Harvey of the multiple year Best in Seattle 48HFP team, Challenge Accepted. We talk at length about how the 48 Hour Film Project helped shape the trajectory of their professional careers in filmmaking, and the myriad benefits of attending Filmapalooza whether a team has won its city or not.

Welcome to 48 Hour Heroes: Origin Stories! Episode 1: Mark Ruppert - Co-founder and Executive Producer of the 48 Hour Film Project. In this episode I talk with Mark Ruppert, the co-founder and executive producer of the 48 Hour Film Project. We'll discuss the origins of the 48HFP, Filmapalooza, and in particular, what makes Filmapalooza a must-attend event for 48HFP City Winners as well as all other participants.

Ariel Lavi started his way as an actor in The Studio Theatre at Haifa. He played in a variety of genres like Shakespeare, Muller and so on. Afterwards, he studied acting at The Lee Strasberg Film & Theatre Institute for one year. Later on, he studied Screenwriting in a National Film and Television School at a Major University in the UK. He is a union actor and screenwriter in the Equity actors guild the UK, Writers Guild of Great Britain, Australian Writers Guild, Dramatist Guild in America on Broadway. Ariel Lavi decided to change his life and to create his films independently. he has produced films all over the world. His best list is InHouse -an American Short film that was accepted to the international film festival “Habayta” which was in collaboration with The Jerusalem Film festival. In these festivals were Hollywood judges like Ayelet Zorer, Nancy Spielberg and more. In addition, he also produced an Israeli short film called “Race”. This film was nominated for the Improaction film festival in Israel. Together with Shira Hadad and a huge production department in the US. He has also won the 48 hours film festival in NYC for the best film called “Salad For Soulmates”. This film will represent NYC in Filmapalooza international film festival in Washington against the winners from each country in the 48 hours film festival. He produced the Sci-Fi film “Metanoia” in Mexico with a local crew that included 30 people in Mexico directed by Moran Avni. The cast included the famous actress: Jessica Decote, Laura Di Luca, and Carlos Hendrick Huber. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Catarina Lima vence prémio no Festival Internacional de cinema "Filmapalooza". A distinção foi recebida com o filme “À Vida”, gravado em 48 horas e onde "tudo girou à volta de uma única frase". See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Neste episódio: A curta metragem portuguesa 'À Vida' venceu o prémio do público no festival internacional Filmapalooza e está agora a caminho de Cannes, para o Short Film Corner. Catarina Lima, atriz e produtora no filme, fala sobre o projeto e a caminhada até ao festival; O documentário 'Seaspiracy' leva-nos até aos oceanos para mostrar como as pescas estão a contribuir para a degradação geral dos mares e Gabriela Luís (podcaster no EF) junta-se ao painel para debater esta temática; A TVI está desconfiada relativamente às audiências. Afirma que, pelos números internos das operadoras, lidera face à concorrência e estranha os números recentemente revelados pela GfK, que têm um formato anteriormente acordado pela TVI. Gonçalo Marques Barbosa (cronista do EF sobre audiências e mercado televisivo) analisa as declarações da estação e explica o atual método de medição de audiências. Este podcast é conduzido por Pedro Miguel Coelho, Tiago Serra Cunha e João Malheiro. Segue o Espalha-Factos. Site: https://espalhafactos.com/ | Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EspalhaFactos | Instagram: http://instagram.com/espalhafactos | Twitter: http://instagram.com/espalhafactos

The 48 hour film project is a great starting point for filmmakers to get their feet wet test crew members and their ability and at best it is a great team building exercise and experience for film makers.  I have participated and have run several teams and also been a writer for several teams and it was fun to chat with Robyn and Duane from the SD 48 to talk about the changes to it the new world of movie festivals and competitions and about what Filmapalooza is all about.

In this episode Bill and Sergio get together remotely to chat about Belgium, Netherlands and this year's Filmapalooza in Rotterdam.

The New Haven 48 Hour Film Project is a crash course in speed filmmaking. On episode 34 of Full Exposure, learn from a veteran TV and film producer how speed-filmmaking can help hone your film production skills AND having fun! Host Jim Kamp speaks with Trish Clark, regional producer in New Haven, Conn. for the 48 Hour Film Project, an international yearly timed competition and the longest-running competition of its kind. The 48 Hour Film Project pits aspiring film and videomakers from across the country and in Europe to a test of rapid fire filmmaking in a whirlwind two days being challenged to develop a story concept, cast, shoot, edit and deliver a short film. The head-spinning race culminates in a night of screening the entries followed by a judging to determine the finalists to see who will advance to the national Filmapalooza festival. The 48 Hour Film Project New Haven is July 26th to the 28th, 2019.   Today's Guest: Trish Clark https://www.48hourfilm.com/newhaven/ @newhaven48hfp Host & Producer: Jim Kamp http://polychromemedia.com/jameskamp/ @kampjames

The New Haven 48 Hour Film Project is a crash course in speed filmmaking. On episode 34 of Full Exposure, learn from a veteran TV and film producer how speed-filmmaking can help hone your film production skills AND having fun! Host Jim Kamp speaks with Trish Clark, regional producer in New Haven, Conn. for the 48 Hour Film Project, an international yearly timed competition and the longest-running competition of its kind. The 48 Hour Film Project pits aspiring film and videomakers from across the country and in Europe to a test of rapid fire filmmaking in a whirlwind two days being challenged to develop a story concept, cast, shoot, edit and deliver a short film. The head-spinning race culminates in a night of screening the entries followed by a judging to determine the finalists to see who will advance to the national Filmapalooza festival. The 48 Hour Film Project New Haven is July 26th to the 28th, 2019.   Today's Guest: Trish Clark https://www.48hourfilm.com/newhaven/ @newhaven48hfp Host & Producer: Jim Kamp http://polychromemedia.com/jameskamp/ @kampjames

Gorilla Film School. On our podcast, the Dailies give you short bits of filmmaking and acting advice almost every day, plus our longer form interviews and trainings with filmmakers and actors. Get instant access to all of our training at http://gorillafilmschool.com. Watch the top 2018 48 Hour Film Project films from around the world: http://48hourfilm.com/filmapalooza  

Gorilla Film School. On our podcast, the Dailies give you short bits of filmmaking and acting advice almost every day, plus our longer form interviews and trainings with filmmakers and actors. Get instant access to all of our training at http://gorillafilmschool.com. Join us at Filmapalooza: http://48hourfilm.com/filmapalooza  

A Conversation with Motke Dapp Now Available @ApplePodcasts and at our page in our bio (bonsai.film/makeit) Motke Dapp is an award-winning filmmaker (Director, writer, producer, editor, and sometimes actor, but only sometimes.) He is co-owner of Paper Ghost Pictures, which he runs with his business partner and producer, Ryan Hartsock. He is often hired as an independent director in Nashville, Cincinnati, and around the world. His feature film  Other Versions of You, which he wrote and directed is currently in distribution via Gravitas Ventures. Motke's most recent short film, The New Mister Princess, won Best Film and Motke won Best Writer at the 2017 Nashville 48 Hour Film Project. It won 8 awards in total including Best Cinematography, Best Ensemble Cast, Best Wardrobe, and Best Art Direction. It will represent Nashville at Filmapalooza in 2018 in Paris. The film is also the first official selection of the Nashville Film Festival for 2018. You can learn more about Motke at his website motke.net, or at bonsai.film/filmmaker-spotlight You can follow his #Insta page @motke and follow his film progression at IMDb and Facebook by searching “Motke Dapp.” Our conversation is available on Apple Podcasts. New episodes are published every Friday. Listen+Subscribe+Rate = Love Enjoy! Questions or Comments? Reach out to us at contact@bonsai.film or on social and the web at https://linktr.ee/BonsaiCreative #MAKEIT   Links: Website IMDb Another Version of You (film) Everyday Yeti (short film) Contrary to Likeness (short film)   The 48 Hour Film Project Dwayne Johnson (actor) The Fall (film) Lee Pace (actor) Micah Simms (cinematographer) Nashville Film Festival Green Room (film) Jeremy Saulnier (director) Edgar Wright (director) David Fincher (producer) Every Frame a Painting (YouTube) The Royal Ocean Film Society (YouTube) Lessons from the Screenplay (YouTube) Masterclass Letterboxd app  

What more could you ask for in one episode? We cover "Filmapalooza", Emerald City Comic-Con, and then review and rate "Beauty and the Beast"! This episode features Mark Ruppert, Dr. Andy, and Tim Hall as guests.