Podcast appearances and mentions of jason winer

On the first day of July, Mustache Tales welcomes Jason Winer, the director of Modern Family's pilot. From his early days working on a short film with Hayes to directing comedies on TV networks, Jason shares stories of the behind the scenes of movies and television, the casting proccess of Eric Stonestreet as Cameron and what he expects for the future of TV shows and entertainment. Listen and watch now!

HO, HO, HO! The holiday season is upon us and what better way to kick it off on BEHIND THE LENS than talking all things Santa and Christmas with JASON WINER and THE SANTA CLAUSES Season 2, and ALBERTO BELLI and THE NAUGHTY NINE! You loved the films. You loved Season 1 of THE SANTA CLAUSES, and now we've got Season 2! And what a season it is as we follow the ongoing adventures of Scott Calvin and his family who have returned to the North Pole after Scott's ridiculous idea of retirement as Santa. Listen as director and Executive Producer JASON WINER discusses what goes into the series, the story and growth of the characters and the adventures, relatability to the audience, walking the dark line of Mad Santa, bringing back franchise favorites, Easter Eggs, score and needledrops, and so much more. Then get ready as there's a new Santa in town thanks to ALBERTO BELLI and THE NAUGHTY NINE! Talk about a fun-filled film! It's holly jolly from beginning to end as we follow a group of kids unhappy that they were on the "Naughty List" and didn't get what they wanted for Christmas. Of course, the solution is to trek to the North Pole, sneak in, and steal the presents they wanted to find under the tree. Led by 5th grader Andy (who reminds you of a younger Ferris Bueller with his antics), the casting of our Naughty Nine is perfection with production values first-rate (especially with costuming) and how about Danny Glover as Santa?! Listen as Alberto and I really dig into his director's bag of tricks talking every aspect of the film from working with kids and live reindeer to creating the North Pole, and most notably a marriage of cinematography and sound design in the third act that is beyond amazing. http://eliasentertainmentnetwork.com

Emmy award winning producer director Jason Winer bears it all on this episode of EVPC. Learn about his path to success and what success really means. He is an inspiration and a genius. And he also just happens to be my husband and father to our two magical children.

So many firsts this week!   We cover our first fake TV president with 1600 PENN's "Dale Gilchrist."   We have our first guest with 1600 PENN writer, Dan Hernandez (POKÉMAN DETECTIVE PIKACHU, THE TICK, ONE DAY AT A TIME) to shed some light on what it's actually like to write for a fake president.   And we have our first discussion about Hall of Fame POTUS Bill Pullman, who played President Gilchrist in the TV series 1600 PENN which Dan Hernandez wrote for! It's all connected!   The show was created by Josh Gad (who also stars in it), Obama speechwriter Jon Lovett, and MODERN FAMILY director Jason Winer. Oh, and Jenna Elfman's in it, too, as the First Lady. So much talent! How did this show only last 13 episodes? Let's find out...   Find us on Twitter: @Fake_Presidents

This podcast covers New Girl Season 1, Episode 9, The 23rd, which originally aired on December 13, 2011 and was written by Donick Cary and directed by Jason Winer. Here’s a quick recap of the episode:It’s almost Christmas and the whole gang is ready to go home to spend it with their families but their last hurrah before they go is always Schmidt’s office holiday party. Paul tells Jess he loves her and she struggles to deal with what that means for their relationship and opens up to Nick about it. Meanwhile Schmidt is subjected to being the “Sexy Santa” at his Christmas party because he’s the only man.We discuss Pop Culture References such as:She & Him - The song “I’ll Be Home for Christmas” by She & Him plays near the end of the episode while the gang is visiting Candy Cane Lane. She & Him is a band composed of Zooey Deschanel and M. Ward.Cecelia No. 5, play on Chanel No. 5 - Schmidt called the perfume he made for Cece “Cecelia No. 5”, which is a riff on the famous perfume “Chanel No. 5”.Additional Pop Culture References such as:Salzburg Festival - Paul gets Jess tickets to the Salzburg Festival for Christmas in Vienna. This is a festival of music and drama that especially highlights works by Mozart.Lebron [James] - Winston befriends Schmidt’s boss’ son, Elvin, who calls Winston “Lebron”. Lebron James is an American professional basketball player and is considered one of the greatest of all time.The Temptations - Nick asks Winston if he’s in the Temptations because he’s dressed nicely going to the office party. The Temptations were a well-dressed group from the 1960s and 1970s who released Motown style music.We also cover “Schmidtisms” when Schmidt is talking to Winston about getting a job and when he explains the makeup of his perfume for Cece, Cecilia #5. For “Not in 2020” we discuss Schmidt’s mother pulling him out of figure skating after she “realized he was a boy” and Schmidt being forced into playing Sexy Santa at work. We also take a look into Stephen Amell, the Guest Star we feature in this episode.This episode got a 8.5/10 Rating from Kritika whose favorite character is Nick (and Cece) and Kelly rated this episode a 9.5/10 and her favorite character was Nick!Thanks for listening and stay tuned for Episode 10!Music: "Hotshot” by scottholmesmusic.comFollow us on Twitter, Instagram or email us at whosthatgirlpod@gmail.com!

This podcast covers New Girl Season 1, Episode 3, Wedding, which originally aired on October 4, 2011 and was written by Donick Cary and directed by Jason Winer. Here’s a quick recap of the episode:The episode starts off with Nick and Schmidt getting Jess dressed to pretend to be Nick’s girlfriend at the wedding of one of their friends. Winston’s the usher and gets into a fight with an 8 year old while Jess does so great at pretending to be Nick’s girlfriend that he uses Caroline’s jealousy to try and get back with her. Schmidt spends the episode pretending to be sober to hook up with someone he has liked since college but it doesn’t pan out. Eventually Nick finds out that Caroline has a boyfriend and gets really drunk but Jess convinces him to move on and they dance it out.We discuss Pop Culture References such as:Simon & Garfunkel - Schmidt says to Jess in reference to Nick, “Have you ever seen a grown man cry to Simon & Garfunkel?”Chicken Dance - Jess shares with Nick and Schmidt that she has her own move in the Chicken Dance, to bob her head instead of clapping her hands, because “it’s more realistic.” Jess and the guys also dance the Chicken Dance on their own to a Phil Collins song at the end of the episode at the wedding.We also cover a “Schmidtism” when Schmidt is telling Jess what people should think when they looked at her in this wedding. For “Not in 2020” on this episode we discuss “Fat Schmidt” and how Schmidt thinks he should “deserve someone like Brooke” and how he wanted to “sit Indian style” with her. We also talk about how the guys tell Jess to “Suppress the Jess”, the little kid who wouldn’t take no for an answer leading to a Jess sandwich and how everyone should be able to cry listening to whatever music they want. We also explore the careers of Katie Cassidy and Natasha Lyonne, the guest stars of this episode.This episode got a 6/10 Rating from Kritika and 7.5/10 from Kelly and we both had the same favorite character: Jess!Video Link for Full Theme Song with Behind the Scenes: https://youtu.be/Iscj5IvKCN4Thanks for listening and stay tuned for Episode 4!Music: "Hotshot” by scottholmesmusic.comFollow us on Twitter, Instagram or email us at whosthatgirlpod@gmail.com!

SYS Episode 295 On this episode of the SYS Podcast I interview director Jason Winer about the early days of his career, and how that lead him to directing, and eventually his latest feature, An Ode to Joy, starring Martin Freeman.

Read 'SYS Podcast Episode 295: Director Jason Winer Talks About His New Romantic Comedy Feature: An Ode To Joy' at http://www.SellingYourScreenplay.com. Director Jason Winer comes on the show to talk about the early days of his career, and how that lead him to directing his new Rom-Com feature film, An Ode to Joy, starring Martin […]

As an actor, improvisor, and photographer, Jason Winer took an adventurous route that led to his work as a director. Winer is known for his work on ‘Arthur,’ ‘New Girl,’ ‘The Crazy Ones,’ ‘Life in Pieces,’ and for directing the pilots for both ‘Modern Family’ and ‘Don’t Trust the B—— in Apartment 23.’ His latest film, ‘Ode to Joy’ is a fresh take on the romantic comedy. Starring Martin Freeman and Morena Baccarin, the story actually comes from a segment on Chicago’s “This American Life.” The official summary reads, “Charlie suffers from cataplexy, a symptom of narcolepsy that causes sudden bouts of paralysis whenever he experiences strong emotions - in particular, joy. He develops a variety of techniques to deny himself too much pleasure and happiness, but they're put to the ultimate test when he falls in love.” In this interview, Winer discusses his route to the director’s chair, why technical aspects can wait, how directing television helped him make decisions quickly, the complications of the studio business, the importance of camaraderie on set, and how to make an original obstacle in a genre film. If you enjoyed this interview, join thousands of viewers for the new YouTube series, Creative Principles, which dissects new films, series, and more: bit.ly/2FARJz5

Big Little Lies star James Tupper & Ode to Joy director Jason Winer

In this episode of Adapt or Perish, we discuss the many (intoxicated) faces of Arthur! For this episode, we watched: The 1981 original, written and directed by Steve Gordon, and starring Dudley Moore, Liza Minnelli, and John Gielgud. Watch it on iTunes or Amazon. Sharaabi, the 1984 Bollywood remake, directed by Prakash Mehra and starring Amitabh Bachchan. The 2011 American remake, directed by Jason Winer, written by Peter Baynham, and starring Russell Brand, Helen Mirren, Jennifer Garner, and Greta Gerwig. Watch it on iTunes, Netflix, or Amazon. Footnotes: “The New Wave of Nicecore: How the Dark Age of Donald Trump Is Inspiring Movies to Choose Kindness Over Conflict” from IndieWire Paddington and Paddington 2 The Wikipedia page for Sharaabi You can follow Adapt or Perish on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook, and you can find us and all of our show notes online at adaptorperishcast.com. If you want to send us a question or comment, you can email us at adaptorperishcast@gmail.com or tweet using #adaptcast.

“Let things play.” Today’s guest on “ADD Comedy with Dave Razowsky” is Jason Winer. Jason is best known as the Emmy Award-winning director and co-executive producer of “Modern Family,” having directed the pilot episode as well as 20 episodes of the amazingly popular show. He is a director, an Emmy-award wining producer, and writer. He directed Robin Williams in Robin’s last television series, and directed Russell Brand in the remake of “Arthur.” Jason’s an alum of iO Chicago which is where I met him. We talked about the challenges of working with creative forces like Russell Brand and Robin Williams, the battles of making a studio film, and how he figured out how to give “Modern Family” the realistic look while staying within budget. This is one strong episode. But what else would you expect? Enjoy.  

Jason Winer is a director, an Emmy-award wining producer, and writer. He has directed and produced such hit sitcoms at Modern Family, Life in Pieces and The Crazy Ones. Jason studied at iO Chicago back in the late '90s and was part of the team The Tribe. Jimmy talked to him about learning to improvise at young age thanks to his supportive parents, his initial reaction to Modern Family, and he how he works with actors.

Our guest will be Emmy Award-winning director Jason Winer, who serves as executive producer, co-creator and helmed the pilot and eight additional episodes of “1600 Penn” during the show's inaugural season.Winer served as the producing director on the first season of “Modern Family” and during his collaboration with the show, has received an Emmy Award (2010), Peabody Awards (Excellence in Television: 2009, 2010, 2011), PGA Awards (2011, 2012), and an AFI Award. !600 Penn airs Thursday nights 9:30 - 10pm Eastern on NBC.