Podcast appearances and mentions of joshua burge

We rarely get to hear Joel Potrykus talk about himself as an actor. The independent filmmaker of such beloved low-budget treasures as “Ape,” “Buzzard,” and “Relaxer” says he has, in fact, never talked about it. In his latest, “Vulcanizadora,” he once again co-stars with the man he loves to point his camera at, Joshua Burge. The two reprise their roles of Derek and Marty exactly ten years after they birthed those characters in “Buzzard.” On this episode, Potrykus explains the decision to take on the role in both films, why he loves working with the “machine” that is Burge, the part of directing actors he likes the least, how the end of “Field of Dreams” helped his acting process, and much more. Back To One is the in-depth, no-nonsense, actors-on-acting podcast from  Filmmaker Magazine. In each episode, host Peter Rinaldi invites one working actor to do a deep dive into their unique process, psychology, and approach to the craft.  Follow Back To One on Instagram

Hello everyone! I am no longer putting out episodes via Libsyn, they are now hosted right here at my Substack. Formerly known as the 5 Years Substack, this is now the hub for all-things Director's Club including a new URL. Learn about all this and more during my 8-minute preamble before we get to the subject at hand - indeed a very special one since today's guest is responsible for my favorite film of 2024 (soon to be released next year so stay tuned). I was lucky enough to spend a half hour talking with director Joel Potrykus, responsible for films that both Patrick and I have loved in the past particularly Buzzard and Relaxer which contain the same lead actor Joshua Burge. Burge and Potrykus are co-leads in his latest film, Vulcanizadora and we talk all about the experience of putting it all together and much more. We avoid spoilers so I encourage you to listen to this interview and seek out his work ASAP. Thank you to all for listening, the continued support and looking forward to sharing all content here from this point onward. 00:00 - 08:20 - Introduction / Changes To The Show08:21 - 44:48 - Interview with JoelDirector's Club is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. Get full access to Director's Club at directorsclub.substack.com/subscribe

Joshua Burge is one of the nicest human beings on this Earth. He joins Matt this week to talk about his role as Stubby Bill in The Revenant. Joshua tells us about auditioning for Alejandro Iñárritu  learning how to shoot flintlocks, throw axes, and ride horses through survival bootcamp, the origin of the name Stubby Bill, and having a call and response with Tom Hardy's character on set. Plus, in honor of the infamous CGI bear in The Revenant, Matt counts down his Top 3 Emotive Acting Moments Done with Computer Graphics. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Joshua Burge is one of the nicest human beings on this Earth. He joins Matt this week to talk about his role as Stubby Bill in The Revenant. Joshua tells us about auditioning for Alejandro Iñárritu  learning how to shoot flintlocks, throw axes, and ride horses through survival bootcamp, the origin of the name Stubby Bill, and having a call and response with Tom Hardy's character on set. Plus, in honor of the infamous CGI bear in The Revenant, Matt counts down his Top 3 Emotive Acting Moments Done with Computer Graphics. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

When extraterrestrial contact mixes with a commune environment, what usually occurs isn't considered healthy.  The commune usually turns into something more, specifically a cult.  Individuality and freedoms fade away and connection with family and old friends dissolves.  The new film, COSMIC DAWN (2022) from Canada, gives us a tale that is both a science fiction story of first contact but also the harm of what cults may be. Aurora (Camille Rowe) has fled from an alien abduction cult four years earlier.  When she was a child her mother disappeared where she believed the woman was abducted by the greys.  As she got older, she found a group of similar folk led by Elyse (Antonia Zegers) and soon fell into their sect.  After tragic events, she was able to escape but is still haunted by both them and the fear of being once more found. Director Jefferson Moneo also wrote the film.  The cast includes Camille Rowe, Emmanuelle Chriqui, Antonia Zegers, Joshua Burge, Miho Suzuki, and Philip Granger.  Released earlier this year, the Dark Discussions crew decided to take a look at the movie and give their thoughts and discuss the film's many topics.

Cosmic Dawn – Movie Review 98 Minutes, Not Rated Written and Directed by Jefferson Moneo   Synopsis: After witnessing an alien abduction as a child (and subsequently being told she's […]

Episode 267."The Revenant”Actor.Joshua Burge. Michigan native Joshua Burge has appeared in The Revenant opposite Leonardo DiCaprio and Tom Hardy, 20th Century Women opposite Greta Gerwig and Burden opposite Garrett Hedlund, which won the Audience Award at the Sundance Film Festival. Relaxer, Joshua's third collaboration with filmmaker Joel Potrykus, premiered to great reviews at SXSW. This collaboration follows Ape (2012) and Buzzard (2014), the latter of which also made its world premiere at SXSW and was named one of Indiewire's top film of the year. The Revenant is one of the most gorgeous movies in cinematic history. Welcome, Joshua Burge. Instagram: Monday Morning Critic Podcast.Facebook: Monday Morning Critic Podcast.Twitter:  @mdmcriticWebsite: www.mmcpodcast.comContact: Mondaymorningcritic@gmail.com

Hey everybody and welcome to another episode of The Wrinkled Rabbit Podcast! This week we're talking about Joel Potrykus' slacker comedy, Buzzard. The film is about a small time scam artist named Marty who flees his hometown and hides out in a dangerous Detroit. It stars Joshua Burge, Joel Potrykus, Teri Ann Nelson, and Joe Anderson.   Next Week's Movie: [REC] YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/c/WrinkledRabbitProductions Twitter: https://twitter.com/WrinkledRabbit Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wrinkledrabbit/

Actor Joshua Burge joins Craig and Bennett for a talk about Buster Keaton's career and legacy, 'Cops' and 'The Cook.' Following their recent interview together, Split Toother Bennett Glace and actor/musician Joshua Burge join Craig Wright to discuss a mutual favorite actor and director, Buster Keaton. One of the all-time great comedians, Keaton redefined what it means to construct a visual gag. Here they compare The Cook (1918), an early Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle collaboration, with Cops (1920), a classic Keaton-directed short film. They contrast Buster's work as Arbuckle's sidekick with his game-changing style in front of and behind the camera, and put his films in conversation with his rival Charlie Chaplin's. They also venture into Buster's life, career, and evolving legacy and, of course, why spaghetti is such a compelling film prop.

Don't hex us for this one! The boys are back with absolute king, actor and musician JOSHUA BURGE (Relaxer, the Revenant, Chance Jones) to discuss the 2016 arthouse film THE LOVE WITCH. We get into the mortuary industry, Josh's run-in with nefarious Wiccans, some Red Hot Chili Chat, and what repercussions cosplayers should face for their crimes. Josh also plays us an absolutely enthralling tune LIVE on pod, so make sure you tune in to the end! After dark, we get into Funny Games, Disturbia, Suspiria, Vamp, Little Joe, Only God Forgives, Jacob the Carpet Bagger, Adam the Woo, Jordan the Lion, Tell Them Anything You Want: A Portrait of Maurice Sendak, Los Lobos, Wrong Cops, Gimme the Loot, and To the Moon. Check out Kayla's google doc with links to tons of good short films in our linktree below. Featured song is "Insult to Injury" by Chance Jones. Find more of their music on Spotify or here: http://chancejones1.bandcamp.com And be sure to watch all of Josh's movies (obv) and support the Sob Noisse crew. Check out our episode on Relaxer from December, and also hit the ep on Babyteeth with Jackson Ezinga! Find us on instagram and everywhere else @screenvomit, links here: http://linktr.ee/screenvomit!

The actor & Filmwax Radio friend Joshua Burge ("The Revenant", "20th Century Women") is back on the show to shoot the breeze during the early days of quarantining. Joshua last appeared on the podcast on with the team from "Relaxer", one of several films he starred in directed by podcast regular Joel Potrykus.

Joel Potrykus, DP Adam J. Minnick, and actors Joshua Burge and Andre Hyland sit down with us to explain how they became collaborators, how they made Relaxer, and why making films for yourself is the only way to go.

Since 2012, Joel Potrykus has arguably become one of the most successful and unusual independent film directors to ever emerge out of Michigan and land on the global cinema stage. Despite all of his success, Joel says he “doesn’t enjoy the process of making a movie.” Doesn’t that seem like a weird thing for a film director to say? Maybe…but not after you listen to this episode. Joel and I take a deep dive into his filmmaking and writing process, why he makes films in Grand Rapids when he doesn’t have to, why he thinks of his tight-knit and frequent film collaborators function as more of a band than a production company, as well as the many reasons he loves casting the incredibly talented Joshua Burge as the lead actor in many of his films. Joel’s previous films Ape, Buzzard and The Alchemist Cookbook all established him as a genius writer & director of odd, offbeat and campy films. The tone and style of his films caught the attention of, and quickly forged a business and creative relationship with famed independent film studio, Oscilloscope Laboratories, which was founded by the late Adam Yauch of Beastie Boys fame. But it’s his latest film, Relaxer, that is kicking everything up a few more notches for Joel Potrykus. To see the portraits and video clips of our conversation, visit www.fullexposurepodcast.com VOD-Stream “Relaxer” here: relaxer.pizza Follow Joel: Twitter / Instagram This episode is presented by: Brian Kelly Photography & Film and Brian Kelly Productions.

Its time to look at one of the most defining films of the past decade, IMO. It is Buzzard. Directed by Joel Potrykus and starring Joshua Burge. It has been a Podcast for Two People favorite ever since we were made aware of it. Why don't you let us tell you why that is? Check out Bog Rot, the track from the film and used in this episode: https://bogrot.bandcamp.com/track/side-1-carmen-de-proelio-fleshbreath Twitter: https://twitter.com/Pdcst4TwoPeople Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/podcast4twopeople/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/podcast4twopeople/ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/podcastfortwopeople Teespring: https://teespring.com/stores/podcast4twopeople

Joshua Burge is an Actor known for Buzzard, The Revenant, 20th Century Women and Relaxer.

Joel Potrykus' Relaxer is an odd film to pin down - it's a slacker movie, a dark millennial comedy, a gruesome work of body horror, a harrowing interpersonal sibling drama, and a million other things. But the tale of a layabout twentysomething (a haunting Joshua Burge) stuck to a grimy leather couch, resolving to not eat, drink, sleep or get up until he reaches Level 256 of Pac-Man, on the cusp of the new millennium, is uniquely gut-wrenching in surprising ways. (You can read our review of Relaxer here.) A movie like this requires either no explanation or heaps of it, so we got Potrykus on the line to talk about the origins of the project, working with his muse Joshua Burge, the freedom (and restrictions) of filming in a single locked-down apartment, and more. (More of a Comment, Really… is a proud member of the Chicago Podcast Coop. Thanks to Cards Against Humanity for sponsoring this episode!)

Hollywood Makeout and The Ada Witch hang out and chat about a broad range of interesting and entertaining subjects. Songs are sung, magic is magicked and we open up a giant can of sandwich

País Estados Unidos Director Alejandro González Iñárritu Guión Mark L. Smith, Alejandro González Iñárritu (Novela: Michael Punke) Música Carsten Nicolai, Ryûichi Sakamoto Fotografía Emmanuel Lubezki Reparto Leonardo DiCaprio, Tom Hardy, Domhnall Gleeson, Will Poulter, Forrest Goodluck, Paul Anderson, Kristoffer Joner, Joshua Burge, Duane Howard, Melaw Nakehk'o, Fabrice Adde, Arthur RedCloud, Christopher Rosamond, Robert Moloney, Lukas Haas, Brendan Fletcher, Tyson Wood, McCaleb Burnett Sinopsis Año 1823. En las profundidades de la América salvaje, el explorador Hugh Glass (Leonardo DiCaprio) participa junto a su hijo mestizo Hawk en una expedición de tramperos que recolecta pieles. Glass resulta gravemente herido por el ataque de un oso y es abandonado a su suerte por un traicionero miembro de su equipo, John Fitzgerald (Tom Hardy). Con la fuerza de voluntad como su única arma, Glass deberá enfrentarse a un territorio hostil, a un invierno brutal y a la guerra constante entre las tribus de nativos americanos, en una búsqueda implacable para conseguir vengarse.