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This episode features the industry legend Michael Lerman. 1st AD Michael worked on the biggest pictures possible such as the Bond movies "Quantum of Solace", "Skyfall" and "Spectre". But also on "1917", "Jurassic World", "Doctor Strange", "Man in Black" or "Garden State".  We are talking about firsting the world's biggest franchise not once, not twice but three times. And we are getting an insight on when you get to say no to DoP Sir Roger Deakins. From PA to 1st AD we are learning about Michaels impressive career, his experience in shooting in multiple countries with thousands of extras and about the biggest challenges he ever faced on set. Sit back and enjoy this very inspiring conversation with Michael Lerman - someone we learned to admire in so many ways possible and wanna thank again that he took the time to talk to us. Enjoy!   As always, if you have any thoughts, ideas or guest requests for the future, we are always happy to hear from you. Write to us: podcast@ad-union.org INSTAGRAM: Podcast: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@meettheads_podcast⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Julia: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@juliaeiber⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Tim: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@tim.schaer⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Music: Daniel Herget (⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.blacktriaudio.de⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠) Logo Design: Benjamin Probst (⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.benjamin-probst.de⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠) Powered by the ADU (Assistant Directors Union) Germany: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@adu_germany⁠

Welcome to Trilith Institute Talks!   This episode of Trilith Institute Talks features a detailed conversation with Producers John Blanford, and Dan McDonough of Pastime Pictures, who share their journey in the film industry, from starting as set production assistants (Set PAs) in Atlanta to producing their first feature film, 'The Boys of Summer.' Host Hunter Barcroft, alongside recent film graduate Aaron, delves into various aspects of filmmaking, including the transition from AD's (Assistant Director's) to Producer, the importance of a supportive and communicative set environment, the impact of technological advancements like virtual stages, and maintaining a healthy work-life balance in the demanding film industry. The discussion touches on themes of empowerment, creativity, and the evolving landscape of film production.     Episode Timestamps   00:00 - Welcome to Trilith Institute Talks: The Journey of Filmmakers 00:46 - Introducing the Producers of Boys of Summer 01:26 - The Unique Paths into the Film Industry 08:26 - The Power of Adaptation and Learning on Set 10:18 - Transitioning from AD to Producer: A Learning Curve 13:19 - The Continuous Learning Journey in Filmmaking 15:52 - Navigating Challenges and Trust on Set 17:41 - Creating a Positive Set Culture with Pastime Pictures 23:03 - Reflecting on the Evolution of Set Culture in Atlanta 27:12 - The Importance of Experimentation and Learning in Filmmaking 29:04 - Overcoming Nervousness and Learning to Communicate on Set 30:46 - Navigating the Rolodex: Climbing the Industry Ladder 31:31 - The Coffee Catastrophe: A Lesson in Persistence 35:43 - From PA to Producer: Building a Brand During COVID 39:20 - Securing Mel Gibson: The High-Stakes Journey of 'Boys of Summer' 44:21 - Navigating Challenges: Animals, Budgets, and Work-Life Balance 51:19 - Embracing Change: Learning from the Next Generation 57:12 - Shifting Industry Paradigms: A Vision for a Better Work-Life Balance       Film Industry Terminology In This Episode   Set PA's: non-union, bottom of the totem pole workers on a film set (set production assistants) First Team: a slang term referring to the cast/ acting talent on a film of movie Day Playing: the act of working occasional days on a film set as part of the production staff AD'ing: the act and/ or job of Assistant Directing on a film set  "Surfing The Channels": the act of flipping from channel to channel on a walkie talkie, which is widely used to communicate across departments on a film set   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

Welcome to Trilith Institute Talks!   This episode of Trilith Institute Talks, hosted by Hunter Barcroft, features an engaging conversation with Kurt Kornemann, a seasoned Key Grip with experience on high-profile films such as Spy Kids, Zero Dark Thirty, True Grit, Rushmore, Selena, and Guardians of the Galaxy: Volume 3... Kurt walks us through his role on set, the responsibilities of being a Key Grip, and the creative and technical challenges that Key Grips face in the film industry. The discussion also explores Kurt's career journey, from his early fascination with film to his experiences on various movie sets, including his work on Selena and with visionary directors like Quentin Tarantino... He shares insights on the evolution of filmmaking, the impact of filming location on production, and the essence of teamwork in creating cinematic magic. Additionally, film students Matt and AJ share their aspirations and experiences in the industry, highlighting the influence of figures like Robert Rodriguez on their careers. The episode delves into the changes in movie-making techniques, the importance of keeping a crew well-fed, and the future of storytelling in the era of short-form content. Kurt's stories reveal the gritty, thrilling, and often unpredictable world of film production, emphasizing the passion, resilience, and creativity required to succeed in the industry we all love.     Episode Timestamps   00:00 - Sunday Mornings with Selena: A Nostalgic Start / Cold Open 00:16 - Welcome to Trilith Institute Talks: Behind the Scenes with Kurt Kornemann 00:43 - The Life of a Key Grip: Kurt's Journey in Film 03:42 - From PA to Key Grip: Kurt's Path to Success 07:31 - Inspiring the Next Generation: Trilith Institute's Script to Screen Summer Camp 09:04 - The Magic of Filmmaking: Personal Journeys and Inspirations 15:51 - Craft Service: The Unsung Heroes of Film Sets 17:30 - The Evolution of a Film Career: From PA to AD 19:56 - The Future of Filmmaking in the Age of Short-Form Content 20:29 - Exploring the Evolution of Movie Runtimes 21:14 - The Business Model of Short Films 22:24 - Navigating Hollywood's Consolidation and Its Impact 24:11 - Screenwriting Essentials: A Course Overview 24:24 - The Dynamics of Film Production: From Indie to Blockbuster 25:12 - Crafting the Film: The Key Grip's Perspective 30:14 - Adventures and Challenges on International Sets 31:59 - The Economic and Cultural Impact of Filming in Georgia 36:12 - The Personal Journey of a Filmmaker in Georgia 42:52 - Reflecting on the Evolution of Film and Television 45:30 - Closing Thoughts and Podcast Information     Film Industry Terminology In This Episode   Boom - the microphone pole that Boom Operator's (Sound Dept) use to capture sound above actor's heads or outside of the image/ frame of any given shot on a movie or TV show. Key Grip - the leader of the Grip Dept, Key Grip's are typically responsible for all rigging and the shaping of light in any given camera shot. Condor - a very large crane; typically used to hold rigging and light shades/ screens above or to the side of a film set to help shade or shape the light you see on camera Locking Up - the act of making sure a film set is secured and cast/ crew are not needlessly walking around during a take. Could also mean traffic control, if shooting on or near an active roadway.  Dolly - a typically large piece of machinery on wheels that is designed to move a camera along a track at a slow, steady pace. Dollies are used for long tracking shots where the camera "floats" through a set. Color Pass - the edited cut of a film or project that has been processed through color grading, to add whatever changes filmmakers might want to help or change the "look" of the shots that were captured while filming. AD - an abbreviated name for the title of Assistant Director. This term is widely used to address or refer to both the title of Assistant Director itself, or the entire Assistant Director department on a film crew (AD Dept). Keying - technically speaking, this lingo has two separate meanings! In this episode, keying refers to the act of being second in command in a department.. "Keys" is a term widely used as a second in command of most departments on a film crew.  Best Boy - the "Key" or second in command of the Grip department (or Set Lighting department).  Giraffe Crane - a large crane with a long neck, that can be used on a film set for a variety of purposes. Walk & Talk - a scene in a show/ movie where two or more actors are walking from point to point while having a conversation with eachother.  Jib - a camera crane that can raise and lower a camera in and out of a shot as needed Stakebed - a large utility vehicle that is made to move a large amount of gear to and from set/ filming location.     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  

Hey everyone, welcome to episode 168 of the Antler Up Podcast! On this week's episode I was joined by Lane Housner from In the Presence. Lane is a PA native that runs the YouTube channel In the Presence Hunt. He and his crew hunt all over and film their awesome hunts. From PA, MD, KS, and many more states! These guys get the job done and have a blast doing it. Lane and I just have a straight up BS session of what is going on currently for him and what to expect for next season!  When we kick off this podcast we chat about when Lane first started to film his hunts and get into his internship with the guys from the Untamed. Lane gave up a lot to take this position so he shares things he learned from the filming side and the hunting tactic side. Following this, Lane shares what he is up to currently for scouting and how he breaks down pieces for scouting with boots on the ground and e-scouting. From here we get into how he manages to hunt a bunch of different states come fall.  We also get into listener questions from what food sources Lane keys in on in the big woods and various states he hunts, what his dream hunt schedule looks like and recapping a few hunts from this past season! Be sure to check out what Lane and his crew are doing come next fall! Thanks again for all the support and best of luck out there and Antler Up! Check out the Sportsmen's Empire Podcast Network for more relevant, outdoor content! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hey everyone, welcome to episode 168 of the Antler Up Podcast!On this week's episode I was joined by Lane Housner from In the Presence.  Lane is a PA native that runs the YouTube channel In the Presence Hunt.  He and his crew hunt all over and film their awesome hunts.  From PA, MD, KS, and many more states! These guys get the job done and have a blast doing it.  Lane and I just have a straight up BS session of what is going on currently for him and what to expect for next season! When we kick off this podcast we chat about when Lane first started to film his hunts and get into his internship with the guys from the Untamed.  Lane gave up a lot to take this position so he shares things he learned from the filming side and the hunting tactic side.  Following this, Lane shares what he is up to currently for scouting and how he breaks down pieces for scouting with boots on the ground and e-scouting.  From here we get into how he manages to hunt a bunch of different states come fall. We also get into listener questions from what food sources Lane keys in on in the big woods and various states he hunts, what his dream hunt schedule looks like and recapping a few hunts from this past season! Be sure to check out what Lane and his crew are doing come next fall!Thanks again for all the support and best of luck out there and Antler Up!Check out the Sportsmen's Empire Podcast Network for more relevant, outdoor content!

Yogi Roth is a Pac-12 Networks college football analyst, Emmy award-winning Filmmaker, Scholar, New York Times Best-Selling Author, accomplished Coach, Motivational Speaker, Media Personality, Host and World-Traveler. Over the past 20 years Yogi has been driven by the power of sports and story. Yogi began his storytelling career after coaching football at USC, co-authoring the New York Times best-seller Win Forever with Pete Carroll, as well as his second book From PA to LA. As a filmmaker, he recently Executive Produced and Hosted All American Stories on the CW and has produced or directed multiple documentaries with the Pac-12 Networks, NFL Films, Bleacher Report and ESPN, including the Emmy-nominated film Keep Climbing: 2013 Elite 11, and the award-winning film Life In A Walk.  A graduate of the University of Pittsburgh, Yogi walked-on to the football team and earned a full athletic scholarship. He transitioned to coaching and joined the USC Football staff while earning magna cum laude with a master's degree in Communications Management at the Annenberg School for Communications and Journalism. He also teaches a class titled Storytelling: The Internship to Pac-12 student-athletes. He was also the co-founder of Win Forever, LLC with Pete Carroll, which was a company dedicated to coaching coaches on the development of a philosophy. As an actor Yogi has appeared on Comedy Central, multiple national commercials and in various independent films. Show Notes: www.thedadedge.com/friday83

Dr. Matthew Sowcik has been teaching for over 20 years and is currently an assistant professor of Leadership Development at the University of Florida. Author of “The H-Factor” - Exploring the Intersection of Humility and Leadership to Move from Good to Great Dr. Matt focuses his research on humility and the creation of organizational leadership programs. He also teaches both undergraduate and graduate-level courses concentrated on interpersonal leadership development, organizational leadership and advanced leadership theory. Leadership Journey Liked the idea of human behavior and leadership; From PA, went to NYC, got his PhD from Gonzaga; Wilkes U right out of his PhD; was recruited to come down to Florida to teach other PhDs on humility In the book, talks a lot about being present. The XFactor example of humility and how the singer's lack of humility played a role in the discussion with his daughter. Jim Collins - humility and determination is what we need to move from good to great. …companies like the Kellogg Company, Tinder, Kronos, E. & J. Gallo Winery, World Wide Technology, and Teach For America are just a few other successful companies that have committed to “humility” as a core organizational value. (from Matt's research) Humility as a mindset We are incomplete until we take our last breath …and where is it “taught” in the curriculum? Humility allows you to take risks. Why isn't humility at the front and center? Possible western culture of winning versus introspection. What top two skills do you recommend that new educational leaders need to have at the ready? Questions and action in the book will provide guidance. Go back to humbling yourself. Our perspective is just one POV. Grow from your mistakes. We need each other. The Undercover Boss is a great example to observe without limits. Ask, How do they need me? Collective humility as an organization. HOPEFUL My own kids - my two boys, that they grow up and be wonderful humans. Buy the Book - “The H-Factor” - Exploring the Intersection of Humility and Leadership to Move from Good to Great CONNECT WITH MATT Matt Sowcik on LinkedIn Email: sowcik@ufl.edu CONNECT WITH THE HOSTS INSTAGRAM Dr. Jeff Prickett Adam DeWitt TWITTER Dr. Jeff Prickett Adam DeWitt FACEBOOK Principal Leadership Lab Dr. Jeff Prickett Adam DeWitt

Sparking a moment long gone, episode 12 pays a visit to mother & son. From Pa to Ny, climbing mountains in common step brings a smile worth sharing.

Yogi Roth is a storyteller, a Pac-12 Networks college football analyst, former college coach, Award-Winning Filmmaker, Best-Selling Author, World-Traveler and podcast host. In this conversation, Evan Burk talks with Yogi about what he learned working for Pete Carroll at USC, what separates the great athletes he's worked in his career, and how he elicits a wide-range of emotions through his storytelling. -- Learn more at YogiRoth.com Yogi's books: From PA to LA, and Win Forever with Pete Carroll Evan's book: Finding Intangibles Tune into this episode to hear: How Larry Fitzgerald set himself apart as a college player at Pitt What it's like to work with Pete Carroll The common misconception of Pete Carroll Adding competitive players and coaches to the USC football team How traveling the world shaped Yogi's worldview Yogi's next chapter as a storyteller and TV football analyst Getting his big break on the Red Carpet at the ESPY's Yogi's next chapter as a storyteller and TV football analyst The trait that separate 5-star athletes that have success Yogi's upcoming children's book release -- The Highest Level was named one of the Best 5 Sports Leadership Podcasts in 2022

When it comes to discussing the differences between physician assistants (PAs) and physicians, there is no one better to address the issues than someone who has trained and worked in both professions.  Christin Giordano MD was a PA before deciding to return to medical school to become a physician. She has since completed residency training and a fellowship to become a nephrologist.  We are also joined by Elizabeth Ennis, PA-C, a former classmate of Dr. Giordano, who is currently practicing in California.  Together, we discuss the state of the PA profession, including the proposed name change from 'physician assistant' to 'physician associate' and independent practice for PAs.Read Dr Giordano's KevinMD post:  From PA to MD: An appreciation for physician educationGet the book Patients at Risk!

From PA to LA isn’t like anything you’ve read before. Expect this book to cut deeper than your traditional tell-all. Built around a detailed, inside look at the Pitt and USC football programs, it is at heart a story about a small town kid from Pennsylvania who uses sports, travel and adventure as a way to develop his own winning philosophy of life. The underlying themes reveal a different, yet exhilarating path to getting the most out of each day in both our personal and professional lives. Anyone open to inspiration from someone who has worked tirelessly to get everything he has, while helping others and competing each step of the way, needs to read this book. Yogi Roth is a storyteller who seeks and uncovers the humanity in sports around the globe. He’s a Pac-12 Networks college football analyst, Emmy award-winning Filmmaker, Scholar, New York Times Best-Selling Author, accomplished Coach, Motivational Speaker, Media Personality, and Host and World-Traveler. Over the past 20 years Yogi has been driven by the power of sports and story. The post From PA to LA – Ep 88 with Yogi Roth appeared first on Read Learn Live Podcast.

The guys recap recent PBR events. You will hear about Colten Fritzlan, Cooper Davis, Smooth Operator, Ridin Solo, Prize money changes, management curve balls and tons more. They also give Super Bowl picks, insight on the 2021 Western lifestyle season, Hockey updates and opinions on South Dakota being wide open. As well as a tribute to the late Sharon Shoulders. At 42:22 Comedian Kelly Taylor joins the boys for lots of laughs. Kelly shares the path he took from getting his start in comedy to where he is now. From PA to New York to LA and everywhere in between. His acting career, some bad ass old-time hockey stories and his infamous story of ripping his nut sack. Big Bull Riding fan and all around great guy Kelly Taylor. 

MeMe is honored to have the other half of the Pioneering Pod Duo KATG -> Keith Malley! From PA to NYC Keet is not in Kansas anymore! | Pod Pioneer Partnerships with Chemda from "Life Partners" to Biz Partners | Growth Through Trauma => Daddy Issues Pod? | "Mommy Issues" Game | Step Daddy Pop Up Quiz aka Keith almost makes MeMe Cry | Speed Round! KATG Twitter  

Today's guest is based in London and is someone I’ve known for many years, she has been called a fashion bouncer, by Kim Jones, Artistic Director at Dior Men's; Ponystep Magazine described her as 'someone who is universally liked', both are accurate, however, she prefers to call herself The Connector. From PA to DJ, from working with not 1 but 2 Freuds to co-founding the knitwear label, SIBLING, to becoming a Brand Ambassador and now talking about her latest project, the EMERGENCY DESIGNER NETWORK, where together with designers, Phoebe English, Holly Fulton & Bethany Williams, they galvanizing local production help create scrubs for the UK Hospitals I’m happy to welcome today's guest, Cozette McCreery Follow Cozette McCreery on Instagram: @cozettemc Find out more about the Emergency Designer Network: @emergencydesignernetwork https://www.gofundme.com/f/emergency-designer-network

Pat Egan, with his wit and all around BS, shares his experiences working numerous jobs on film production sets. From PA to Director, Pat reveals essential tips on what not to do on set while admitting he doesn't always follow his own advice.

I came into tonight a huge Amy Aquino fan. I left loving her a gazillion times more. How is that even possible. We started with Bosch. If you’ve yet to watch this stupendous Amazon series, pick up your remote right now. Well, after you check out Amy here… lots of behind the scenes there… here, and everywhere. From Working Girl, Moonstruck, Freaks & Geeks, Brooklyn Bridge with Marion Ross, who’s celebrating her 90th and will be doing so with us at Tuesday’s Women Who Write, and, hopefully. If Amy can slip away from filming, she’ll be with us, too… From PA to Harvard, pre-med, I know, to Yale grad school with Courtney B. Vance and Patricia Clarkson to MN, to non-stop working actor… stage and screens large and small. The girl who was too busy killing school and life to watch TV, Amy’s not just guested on dozens and dozens of shows, she’s had recurring roles on just about all of them, four at once, at times. From ER, Picket Fences, Everybody Loves Raymond, Felicity… on and on and on. From SAG vice-president to assisting to mobilize and facilitate the SAG-AFTRA merger, Amy’s a woman of superior intelligence, conscience, and talent. I have never, ever caught this woman acting. Technically savvy, Stylist and costumer, Craig Ames, remembered a trick she taught them a million years ago on a show they did together… a little white close to the face reflects light… I wore some for both of us. Amy shared a little nugget she picked up from Lindsay Wagner, the secret of her Oscar night lemon bars, and, her neighbors’ dog Jackson, who almost stole the show. What’s next? If Amy has her way, a role on The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel. Her best friend, and series co-star, Tony Shalub, has been doing his part to help. Amy Sherman-Palladino, something tells me this Amy Aquino's gonna win this. I can’t imagine anything this powerhouse can’t find her way to do. Amy Aquino on Game Changers with Vicki Abelson Wed, 10/24/18, 7pm PT/ 10pm ET With Christinna Guzman Live on the Facebook Full show replay here
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Danelle Hunter is the Managing Director of Biggin & Scott Knox, an Award winning Property Manager and Real Estate Entrepreneur. Danelle is recognised as one of Melbourne’s most successful Property Managers and franchisees, having grown the business from two offices to four, increased revenue by 700% and doubled the rent roll, within just two years. Danelle has also developed her own Property Management training, ‘From PA to PM’, which has resulted in the property management department growing by 46.3% in just 12 months.

From PA to Principal & Top Performing Agent. D'Leanne Lewis has been #1 at Laing & Simmons 15 years in a row and wrote over $165m in sales last financial year. She's won REI NSW agent of the year 3 times and REI Australia agent of the year in 2006. Starting as a PA, she is now the Principal of 2 real estate offices.