Podcast appearances and mentions of Joshua Caldwell

In this vlog, I dive into the process of recalibrating deadlines for the development phase of our animated film, making sure we stay on track while allowing room for creativity to flourish. I also share exciting updates as we gear up for LA Comic Con, along with progress from our recent writing sessions. On a personal note, I talk about how I recently discovered Joshua Caldwell's debut feature Layover and absolutely loved it—it reminded me of the spirit and raw energy of my first two films. Tune in for insights on balancing creativity with deadlines, preparations for major events, and a nod to indie filmmaking! Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe! Yours truly, Phil Svitek Filmmaker, author, podcaster & 360 Creative Coach ⁠http://philsvitek.com⁠

If your film makes it to number one on Netflix, you get a re-release of your podcast episode. Congratulations to Joshua on the success of this film.From 2023: I talk with Joshua Caldwell, director of MENDING THE LINE. We talk about making films in high school, the film school of just making films, and how he brought MENDING THE LINE to life in an industry that doesn't fund military and veteran films.How did he do that? What choices did he make to appeal to the widest audience? Every director who wants to film post traumatic stress scenes should listen to the care Joshua gives the topic in his film. It's a must-listen. we talk short films, film school, crowdfunding, and what he calls live environment filmmaking.In an uncertain environment for emerging filmmakers, he offers hard-won lessons in the trenches of independent film.Support the Podcast Through Membership (https://app.redcircle.com/shows/9ddc691d-2273-47d5-a1b9-5a4acb0670f5/exclusive-content)Links:Watch MENDING THE LINE on Netflix (https://www.netflix.com/title/81768966)MENDING THE LINE (https://www.sonypictures.com/movies/mendingtheline)Joshua Caldwell Website (https://www.meyd-ent.com/)Joshua Caldwell, 6k Filmmaker Site (https://www.6kfilmmaker.com/enroll)Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/first-time-go/exclusive-content

This week around the Sonic Campfire, we are joined by award winning film director Joshua Caldwell.  Josh is the director of a movie we found on streaming on Netflix, Mending The Line.  This movie has a great message about veterans and healing through the outdoors...in this case, through fly fishing.  It's a great conversation about important topics.  Check it out...  Instagram: joshuacladwelldirector For more In The Currents go to https://rutandriverpursuits.com/ 

Our guest this week was filmmaker Joshua Caldwell. Joshua's latest film "Mending the Line" just premiered on Netflix in the #1 spot! Joshua began his feature filmmaking journey with a film he made for $6000. He talks about all of that and so much more! To obtain the Zoom link for upcoming live interviews, you must register at The Filmmaker's Life webpage at https://www.filmmakersuccess.com/The-Filmmakers-Life-Home . Enter your name and email address at the bottom right of the page to register. You will then receive a welcome email with the relevant Zoom information. Joshua has been in the industry for over 23 years as a writer/producer/director. In 2006, his short film "Beautiful Lie" won an MTV Movie Award. His debut feature film "Layover," a French language film about a young woman stuck in Los Angeles overnight, had its World Premiere to sold out crowds at the 2014 Seattle International Film Festival where it was nominated for the prestigious FIPRESCI New American Cinema Award. His latest film, MENDING THE LINE, stars Golden Globe Winner® Brian Cox (HBO's “Succession”), Sinqua Walls (The Blackening, White Men Can't Jump), Perry Mattfeld (“In The Dark”, “Shameless”), Patricia Heaton (“The Middle”, “Everybody Loves Raymond”), and Academy Award Winner® Wes Studi (The Last of the Mohicans, Dances With Wolves) was distributed theatrically by Sony Pictures and is currently on Netflix.To learn more about Joanne Butcher and her company visit https://www.filmmakersuccess.com

In this episode, we speak with a guest unlike any other we've had before. Movie director Joshua Caldwell explains everything that goes into directing and creating a phenomenal movie with fly fishing at its heart. "Mending The Line" is a story about wounded veteran John Colter, who returns to the States, still carrying the demons of war, hauntingly disturbed by the everyday expectations of friendships and love interests. In Livingston, Montana, he meets Ike, a surly, headstrong fly-fisherman more than twice his age, and Lucy, a talented photographer turned librarian who reads aloud to veterans, both damaged in their own way. While getting treatment for his physical and psychological wounds, Colter wants only to re-enlist, to have something to die for. But the real challenge is finding something to live for. In our conversation with Josh, we discuss all that goes into making a great film and hear some great behind-the-scenes stories. "Mending The Line" will be available on Digital and On Demand starting September 26th. Follow Josh on Instagram @joshuacaldwelldirector Find out more about the upcoming Forks of the River Fly Fishing Festival: https://headwatersoutfitters.com/event/forks-of-the-river-fly-fishing-festival-2/ Find Dads On The Fly online and sign up for our newsletter at https://www.dadsonthefly.com/ Support Dads On the Fly on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=84380068 Check out our sponsors: https://troutinsights.com/ https://catchcamnets.com/ https://turtleboxaudio.com/  --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dadsonthefly/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dadsonthefly/support

Director Joshua Caldwell discusses his new film, Mending the Line, with fellow director Bryan Woods in a Q&A at the DGA theater in Los Angeles. In the conversation, Caldwell discusses how his own passion for fly fishing informed the making of the movie, how his research into PTSD and feedback from veterans affected the script, and facing difficulties while shooting in the Montana wilderness. The film tells the story of Colter, a Marine who returns to a VA hospital in Montana after being wounded in Afghanistan. There he meets a Vietnam vet who teaches him fly fishing as a means of coming to terms with his physical and emotional trauma. Please note: spoilers are included. See photos and a summary of this event below: https://dga.org/Events/2023/August2023/MendingTheLine_QnA_0623.aspx

Hey, Scuttlebutt listeners. We had the recent pleasure of sitting down with director, producer, writer Joshua Caldwell to talk about his newest movie, Mending the Line. The film follows his

Hey, Scuttlebutt listeners. We had the recent pleasure of sitting down with director, producer, writer Joshua Caldwell to talk about his newest movie, Mending the Line. The film follows his

It is the start of the summer slowdown where I'll post less often as I try to catch up on my sleep and elocution skills. I've been talking a lot lately and I can hear multiple imperfections.  Really a bad idea to do five things at the same time.    Anyway, last week's error has created this episode. As a standing warning. Never upgrade as you are working on a project. I've gotten away with it before but not last week. It destroyed my audio file. Totally my fault. I knew better but didn't do better.   This week is the definition of PTSD and some but not all of the accessible resources you might want to check out if you don't know about the condition. If you need support contact the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 988 or 1-800-273-8255, the Trevor Project at 1-866-488-7386 or text “START” to 741-741. Resources Mentioned:  Mending the Line  Blue Sky Entertainment official movie trailer on YouTube.   Field and Stream interview with director Joshua Caldwell about the movie and the challenges in bring it to the screen. PTSD Resources Books   For African Americans, there is a book called The Pain We Carry, Healing from Complex PTSD for People of Color. by Natalie Y. Gutierrez and published by New Harbinger Publications.   Very Well Mind List of Books About PTSD   National Institute of Mental Health information page about PTSD, you can download the NIH booklet. The Center has podcast called PTSD Bytes where you can get small audio chunks of information about the condition and tips for handling it.    Audio/Video   The Veterans Administration has a short whiteboard video that explains the basics of PTSD for military folk.  Psych2Go has an explainer video on Complex PTSD or C-PTSD.   This is a link to the Audible.com search page on audiobooks that deal with PTSD topics.   The podcast Talking Later Veteran Stories of Late Life PTSD. You can listen via Spreaker or Apple Podcast   Informational   What are the symptoms of PSTD from ADAA.org. There is also a ADAA.org PTSD support group that you can join to ask questions or share concerns.    Helpguide.org page on what is Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and your treatment options. This site also has veteran specific information and has info on the various types of PTSD.  Psychology Today post on Conquer Anxiety, One Small Step at a Time, A solution-focused approach to overcoming fear, worry, and stress. Disclaimer:  Links to other sites are provided for information purposes only and do not constitute endorsements.  Always seek the advice of a qualified health provider with questions you may have regarding a medical or mental health disorder. This blog and podcast is intended for informational and educational purposes only. Nothing in this program is intended to be a substitute for professional psychological, psychiatric or medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.  

Director Joshua Caldwell discusses with Jan Price his new drama, "Mending The Line," starring Brian Cox, Perry Mattfeld, Sinqua Walls, and Patricia Heaton! "Mending The Line" is currently playing in theaters!MENDING THE LINE is a story about finding something to make living worthwhile. Wounded Veteran John Colter returns to the States, still carrying the demons of war, hauntingly disturbed by the everyday expectations of friendships and love interests. In Livingston, Montana, he meets Ike, a surly, headstrong fly-fisherman more than twice his age, and Lucy, a talented photographer turned librarian who reads aloud to veterans, both struggling in their own way. While getting treatment for his wounds, both physical and psychological, Colter wants only to re-enlist, to have something to die for. But the real challenge is finding something to live for. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today, I'm thrilled to have Joshua Caldwell return to the show to discuss his latest feature film Mending The Line. Josh is a prolific filmmaker who got his start with the $6000 feature film Layover, before leveraging its success to develop numerous subsequent features that have each grown in scope and budget. His latest feature Mending The Line (now in theaters) marks his biggest production to date, and stars Brian Cox and Sinqua Walls.Throughout the interview, we discuss Josh's process developing, producing, directing, and selling his latest feature. Josh also shares critical lessons for filmmakers looking to build long term careers - from managing rejection to navigating the business of film, and much more.Links from the show:Joshua Caldwell - InstagramMending The Line - Instagram6K Filmmaker - Course Sign up for my newsletter for exclusive filmmaking insight each Sunday.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5470278/advertisement

One of our favorite topics to talk about is transition. The dictionary defines transition as “a change or shift from one state, subject, place, etc., to another” (Webster's Dictionary, 2023). This is a bare-bones, foundational understanding of the concept. Transition is one of the universal truths of the human experience. Just for a moment, think about how many transitions you have already faced in your lifetime based on this definition. It is a bit mind-boggling. Whether it was living the experience or designing programs to assist, we both have tremendous experience with the transitions that wounded, ill, and injured Active Duty military members and Veterans face. Welcome to Episode Eighteen of The Nature of Wellness Podcast. On this episode, we sat down with the accomplished director, writer, producer, and MTV Movie Award Winner Joshua Caldwell. Josh took time to discuss his incredible new film, MENDING THE LINE, which stars Golden Globe Winner® Brian Cox (HBO's “Succession”), Sinqua Walls (The Blackening, White Men Can't Jump), Perry Mattfeld (“In The Dark,” “Shameless”), Patricia Heaton (“The Middle,” “Everybody Loves Raymond”), and Academy Award Winner® Wes Studi (The Last of the Mohicans, Dances With Wolves).  This film captures the story of a US Marine who is wounded in Afghanistan. During his healing and transition process, he discovers the healing power of nature. After befriending a Vietnam Veteran who teaches him the art of fly fishing, he begins a journey of healing and trauma management. The film was released in theaters one week ago (June 9). Join us as we talk about the ins and outs of the movie-making process, how the movie was able to accurately portray the trauma and healing process, how time in nature has impacted him personally and professionally, and the power of human connection.We definitely got waist-deep in this conversation (that's a fly-fishing joke). Please subscribe, rate, and leave a review anywhere you listen to this podcast. It will help us extend the reach of these powerful messages. https://natureofwellness.buzzsprout.comWe appreciate you all.Be Well-NOWJoshua Caldwell Website: https://www.meyd-ent.comAbout Mending the Line: https://www.bluefoxentertainment.com/films/mending-the-lineWarriors and Quiet Waters: https://warriorsandquietwaters.org* The Nature of Wellness Podcast is produced by the remarkable Shawn Bell.** The NOW theme song was written, performed, produced, and graciously provided by the incredibly talented Phil and Niall Monahan. 

Welcome to another episode of The Following Films Podcast! I'm your host, Chris Maynard and today I'm joined by director Joshua Caldwell to discuss his latest film, MENDING THE LINE. In the film, a wounded veteran (played by Sinqua Walls) returns to the States still carrying the demons of war, hauntingly disturbed by the everyday expectations of friendships and love interests. While in Livingston, Montana, he meets Ike (played by Brian Cox), a surly, headstrong fly-fisherman more than twice his age, and Lucy (Mattfeld), a talented photographer turned librarian who reads aloud to veterans, both damaged in their own way. While getting treatment for his wounds, both physical and psychological, we follow a man who wants only to re-enlist, to have something to die for. But the real challenge is finding something to live for. But before we dive into our conversation with Josh,, I'd like to take a moment to thank our sponsor, Bookmans. Bookmans is your go-to independent bookstore, where you can find an extensive selection of books, movies, music, and more. They truly believe in the power of storytelling and the magic of the cinematic arts. So, if you're looking to expand your film collection be sure to visit your nearest Bookmans. Have you followed the Following Films Podcast on Spotify? If you have, thank you! If you haven't head on over to Spotify, search for Following Films, and give us a follow. It really does help the show. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/followingfilms/support

In today's episode, Col. Sam Whitehurst (Ret.), your host, is joined by Joshua Caldwell and Stephen Camelio. Joshua and Stephen are the director and writer of the new film Mending the Line. Joshua and Stephen discuss their new movie, which will be launched in theaters on June 9th, 2023. Mending the Line is the story of a marine who's been wounded in Afghanistan and has now been sent to a VA facility in Montana, where he meets a Vietnam veteran who teaches him how to fly fish to deal with his emotional and physical trauma.   Key Takeaways: [5:23] What brought Stephen to this particular subject? [7:42] Joshua shares his motivation to get involved in the topic of veterans. [10:10] Actual veterans participated in the movie; how could they contribute to the project? [14:35] Stephen shares what surprised him during the research for the movie. [16:02] Joshua speaks of their partnering with the marine. [18:40] Joshua opens up about what surprised him about what it meant for a soldier to get wounded in war. [22:11] Col. Sam Whitehurst (Ret.) highlights the character's fear of losing his identity. [22:52] Military is not the whole story; it is just a chapter. [24:08] Being wounded is a forced exit from the military. [25:43] Stephen talks about the research he did on PTSD. [28:30] The movie shows the separation between Vietnam veterans and the post 9/11 and how they need each other to heal. [32:50] Joshua talks about a particular character: Lucy. [34:57] Col. Sam Whitehurst (Ret.) singles out the character who really connected with him. [36:10] Stephen shares what he considers the best scene in the movie. [37:33] Joshua clarifies it was never their intention to demonize the VA. [40:21] Col. Sam Whitehurst (Ret.) discusses his favorite scene. [43:55] What is next for Mending the Line?   Mentioned in this episode: Dixon Center: Reaching America At Dixon Center for Military and Veterans Services, we believe our veterans and military families can succeed where they live. Dixon Center is named after Staff Sergeant Donnie Dixon, who was killed in action on September 29, 2007, in Iraq. Staff Sergeant Dixon was a father, husband, and Soldier who always placed the mission first and the safety of his fellow Soldiers above his own. Dixon Center for Military and Veterans Services stands as a testament to his example and leadership. Dixon Center on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram   Warriors and Quiet Waters   Tweetables and quotes: “After recovering from a wound, you can feel that physically you are ready, but mentally, you are not, and the mental wounds are the dominating factor.”   “Military is not the whole story; it is just a chapter.”   “Five percent of active duty military actually see combat; still more than 50% experience PTSD.”   “We may not all experienced combat, but we all experience loss at some point in our lives.”

Feedspots' 25 Best PTSD Podcasts Worth Listening to b2b 2022/2023!  "Fly-fishing has given them (Veterans) a sense of hope about their ability to manage it (PTS) or eventually overcome it," Joshua Caldwell, Director - Mending the Line This week's #PTSDandBeyond Podcast episode, I chat with MTV Movie Award Winner and Director Joshua Caldwell of the movie, Mending the Line. Mending the Line is an inspiring story about 2 Veterans and a civilian healing from trauma. Joshua and I talk about the healing journey, bringing awareness to Post-Traumatic Stress, and finding healing from unexpected people in unexpected places like peer-support and fly-fishing. We cover the tapestry of the healing journey from where a person may begin with their wounds and then rediscovering themselves; finding something to live for...and to live...again. Mending the Line releases in theaters Nationwide June 9th by Blue Fox Entertainment Staring the amazing cast: Brian Cox Sinqua Walls Perry Mattfeld Chris Galust Patricia Heaton Wes Studi Irene Bedard Directed by: Joshua Caldwell Written by: Stephen Camelio Produced by: Kelly McKendry, Scott MacLeod, Carl Effenson Special #ShoutOuts to: Warriors & Quiet Waters, US Marine Corps Entertainment Media Liaison Office (EMLO), Camp Pendleton, Stephen Ramirez, Falco Ink for their support! Remember to hit that subscribe button, like, comment, and share! As always…take what resonates, and Go Beyond! ~ Dr. Deb Lindh To learn more about upcoming #PTSDandBeyond #peersupport groups, and other events connect with us at PTSDandBeyond.org or bit.ly/3YUsbDp Follow Joshua Caldwell at: Twitter - @Joshua_Caldwell Instagram - JoshuaCaldwellDirector Movie - Mending the Line  Connect with Dr. Deb Lindh and PTSD and Beyond at: Website - Dr. Deb Lindh Twitter - @DebraLindh Twitter- @PTSDandBeyond LinkedIn - Dr. Deb Lindh Support our indie PTSD and Beyond Podcast - Buy us a Ko-fi cuppa

FIND ALL OF OUR INFO HERE & HONEY HOLE HATES TRASH: https://linktr.ee/honeyholeangling   Honey Hole Angling is the collaboration of four fly fishermen who somehow afforded podcast equipment and figured out how to release content on the internet. These are their stories, opinions, and perceptions of outdoor pursuits in the modern sporting world.   On our podcast, Honey Hole Hangout, we talk about hunting, fly fishing, and outdoor misadventures. Listen as we answer submitted questions, review whiskey, interview guests, and cover some of our favorite stories: On Patrol, Florida Man, Creature Watch, Conservation Corner, Neat Things in Nature, and More.   Follow Joshua on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/joshuacaldwelldirector/   Follow Mending The Line on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/mendingtheline/   Be sure to purchase some fantastic coffee that supports conservation!  Use our promo code ‘honeyhole' to get 15% off your order! Wild Rivers Coffee Co https://wildriverscoffeeco.com/   Please leave us a review if you liked our podcast!   Send us your thoughts, opinions, and concerns, or just say Hi! info@honeyholeangling.com   Join our Discord server and chat with us any time: https://discord.gg/Fube2NYCwd

The Art of the $6000 Feature Film with Joshua CaldwellI had the pleasure of meeting Joshua Caldwell, a brother in "indie filmmaking" arms. He directed a $6000 feature film called LAYOVER, which World Premiered at the 2014 Seattle International Film Festival where it was nominated for the New American Cinema Award.The story of how he made the film was education, rebellious and funny. Many things he said mirrored my experience making This is Meg. Josh really has a great philosophy about making films and content. Check out the trailer below to see what a $6000 feature film in today's world looks like.If you are going to make a feature film in the near future you need to listen to this podcast. It will change how you think about making indie films. Below, I also included a talk the Josh Caldwell did at the Seattle International Film Festival that is AWESOME! After you listen to the podcast watch the video below.Right click here to download the MP3Download on iTunes DirectJoshua Caldwell - The $6000 LAYOVER: Rethinking Indie FilmDirector Joshua Caldwell discusses making his debut feature film, LAYOVER, for only $6000 and how filmmakers need to rethink their role in the ever shifting paradigm of independent filmmaking.Here's a bit more about Joshua Caldwell:Joshua Caldwell is an accomplished director, writer, producer, and MTV Movie Award winner. He has worked with a number of high-profile producers, including CSI: creator Anthony E. Zuiker, for whom he produced CYBERGEDDON, the online global motion picture event for Yahoo!, and directed all of the film's ancillary content for its immersive website.His award-winning short film DIG, starring Mark Margolis of BREAKING BAD, was featured in numerous film festivals, and his latest short RESIGNATION screened at Comic-Con.Slamdance Workshop Discussed on the ShowJoin Blackmagic Design, Slamdance Grand Jury Award winner Andrew McPhillips, and filmmaker and host of Indie Film Hustle Alex Ferrari on Saturday, January 21 from 2:30pm to 4:30pm at the Filmmaker Lounge in the Treasure Mountain Inn for an in-depth workshop on the tools and techniques essential to the independent filmmaker.Andrew McPhillips will discuss lessons learned from shooting his upcoming film “The Doll,” including how to seamlessly switch from production to post. Andrew used an URSA Mini 4.6K to shoot the film, DaVinci Resolve for editing and grading, and Fusion for the VFX. Along with serving as CG Supervisor at SPINVFX, Andrew's work includes his animated short film “Blood Will Tell” which previously premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival and took home top awards at Slamdance.Alex Ferrari will discuss how filmmakers can make the most of DaVinci Resolve as a professional editing solution. Alex recently shot, edited and graded his new film “This Is Meg” using Blackmagic Design. He will dive into the ins-and-outs of what filmmakers need to know when editing with Resolve and how it can best fit into their workflows.A brief Q&A will follow the presentations along with raffles for prizes, including a Micro Cinema Camera, DaVinci Resolve Studio and Fusion Studio!Join Blackmagic Design afterward from 5:00pm to 7:00pm for a happy hour in the Filmmaker Lounge during which attendees can ask questions, demo gear and learn more about Blackmagic Design products for independent filmmakers.LINKS AND RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODEOfficial WebsiteJoshua Caldwell - 

In this special episode of ONE HEAT MINUTE, the HEAT 2 BOOK CLUB, host Blake Howard joins filmmaker Joshua Caldwell and film critic/podcaster Katie Walsh to discuss "Part Four, US-Mexican Border, 1988" of the novel HEAT 2.*** SPOILERS WITHIN***One Heat Minute ProductionsWEBSITE: oneheatminute.comTWITTER: @OneBlakeMinute & @OHMPodsMERCH: https://kategabrielle.threadless.com/collections/miami-nice/PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/OneHeatMinuteABOUT JOSHUA CALDWELLJoshua Caldwell is an accomplished director, writer, producer, and MTV Movie Award winner born and raised in Seattle, Washington. His debut feature film Layover, a French-language film about a young woman stuck in Los Angeles overnight, had its World Premiere to sold-out crowds at the 2014 Seattle International Film Festival, where it was nominated for the prestigious FIPRESCI New American Cinema Award. David Chen of /Film.com highlighted it "a beautiful, moving, wistful film." Scott Beggs of FilmSchoolRejects.com called it "a beautiful antidote for big budget fatigue" and a "beautifully mature work from a promising young director." He directed the feature Be Somebody for Paramount Pictures and Studio 71, the first season of the Hulu drama series South Beach and the MarVista Entertainment thriller Negative, starring Katia Winter (Blood and Treasure) and Simon Quarterman (Westworld).His latest film is the crime thriller Infamous starring Bella Thorne and Jake Manley. In addition to his feature work, Joshua has also helmed a number of high profile short films, including Dig, the story of a young Holocaust survivor who, following his exodus from Europe twenty years ago, comes face to face with the Nazi who killed his family. The film stars Mark Margolis and Aaron Himelstein and was an Official Selection of numerous festivals across the country. Another was Resignation, a short film about a world in which Superman has taken off his cape and turned his back on humanity. It was featured on Kotaku.com, GeekTryrant.com and ScreenRant.com, calling it a film that's "handled smartly with a strong script, nuanced performances, and a clever twist." Joshua and the film's creators were featured on a panel at the 2014 San Diego Comic-Con.Prior to launching his career as a director, Joshua was an executive for CSI: creator Anthony E. Zuiker. Calling him the "best kept secret in Hollywood," Zuiker turned to Joshua to oversee several of his high-profile digital projects, including producing Cybergeddon the online global motion picture event for Yahoo! In addition, Joshua wrote/directed/produced all of Cybergeddon's narrative ancillary content for the immersive website. Joshua oversaw Dare to Pass's involvement with BlackBoxTV, one of YouTube's new premium channels. He served as a co-producer on the Silverwood series and producer on Anthony Zuiker Presents. Joshua was also a key player in Zuiker's digi-novel series, Level 26, which includes Dark Origins, Dark Prophecy and Dark Revelations, writing, directing, producing and editing the cyber-bridges for the final installment in the trilogy, Dark Revelations. Joshua resides in New York State with his wife Danielle, son Austin, daughter Everly and rescue dog Hadley.TWITTER: @Joshua_CaldwellABOUT KATIE WALSH: Katie Walsh is a Los Angeles-based film critic, journalist, podcast host, and moderator. She reviews weekly film releases for the Tribune News Service, and the Los Angeles Times, and is a frequent guest host of the Maximum Fun podcast Switchblade Sisters. Her writing has been published inVanity Fair, Rolling Stone, Playboy,The Playlist, Nerdist,Slate, The Hairpin, indieWIRE, Women and Hollywood, Town & Country, Movieline, CAP the Magazine, and Nonfics, and she frequently contributes film reviews to KCRW's Press Play with Madeline Brand. She has covered many international film festivals as a critic and reporter, and has moderated dozens of Q&As with filmmakers and actors around LA. She is a part-time lecturer at Chapman University, teaching the Film Studies class “Practices of Writing About Film.”Check out Twitter or Rotten Tomatoes for links to recent reviews, and use the contact form to get in touch for any writing, hosting, or moderating needs.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/one-heat-minute-productions/exclusive-contentAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

How to Go From a 6K Micro-Budget to Directing a 100K Feature Film with Joshua CaldwellEver wondered what happens to those directors who make a micro-budget feature film? Do they ever sell that film? Do they ever get to direct a feature film again? Today guest is filmmaker Joshua Caldwell, a rare returning filmmaker on the show.He directed a $6000 feature film called Layover.I wanted to bring Joshua back to discuss how he leveraged that first micro-budget feature film to get a shot of directing his new $100,000 feature Negative. Check out the trailer below. We also discuss how he brought his micro-budget mentality to a larger budget film, how he used guerilla filmmaking techniques to get the biggest bang for his buck. Prepare for some knowledge bombs. Enjoy my conversation with Joshua Caldwell.

Today on the show returning 2-time champion, writer and filmmaker Joshua Caldwell. Joshua has been on the show twice before and both his episodes went viral.Well, he's back to talk about his new film INFAMOUS starring Bella Thorne, Jake Manley, Amber Riley, and former guest on the show Todd Jenkins.Arielle, a young woman who lives in a small Florida town, is stuck. Arielle has always wanted more: fame, popularity, and admiration. But when she falls for a recently paroled young criminal named Dean, she drags him back into a life of danger, learning that posting their criminal exploits on social media is an easy way to viral fame. They embark on a dangerous adventure together that leads to robbery, cop chases, and murder.Joshua and I speak about how he used his micro-budget skillset on a much larger budget. We also touch uponReleasing his film during COVID-19Working with movie stars on an indie budgetThe development processWorking with a studioShooting the entire film in 22 daysCOVID-19 and the future of our businessWorking with tighter creative restraintsSince INFAMOUS is coming out to theaters right in the middle of COVID-19, his distributor decided to pump the film out to drive-in theaters. Let's see what happens.Prepare for some knowledge bombs. Enjoy my conversation with Joshua Caldwell.

Welcome to the newest member of the IFH Podcast Network. May I introduce you to Inside the Screenwriter's MInd: A Screenwriting Archive.Have you ever wondered what it's like inside a screenwriter's mind? In this podcast, we explore how successful screenwriters tackle structure, plot, character, dialog, and the film business. Get ready to go down the rabbit hole of stories. Let's travel inside the screenwriter's mind.I wanted to create a new bi-weekly podcast that could not only highlight the in-depth conversations I have done with some of the world's greatest screenwriters in Hollywood but I also wanted to shine a light on other amazing interviews from the IFH Podcast Network.In this podcast, I will be your guide down the rabbit-hole of stories as I bring you interviews from the following podcasts:Indie Film Academy PodcastDave Bullis PodcastBulletproof Screenwriting PodcastFilm Trooper Podcastand others from the IFH Podcast NetworkAs the network continues to grow I will hunt for the best screenwriter interviews and bring them to you on the Inside the Screenwriter's MInd: A Screenwriting Podcast. If you like the podcast please share with your friends, subscribe, and leave a review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. This really helps the show out a lot since we are a new show and I want these amazing interviews to reach as many screenwriters and filmmakers as possible.Thank you for listening and I hope this podcast truly helps you on your screenwriting path. Write. Rewrite. Sell. Repeat. Proud Member of the IFH Podcast Network (www.ifhpodcastnetwork.com)

This episode of MIAMI NICE hosts Katie Walsh and Blake Howard join Director, Producer, Writer, MENDING THE LINE, INFAMOUS, NEGATIVE, LAYOVER and MTV Movie Award Winner, Joshua Caldwell. Katie and Blake talk with Josh about his fascination with Michael Mann's aesthetic, the regret that he can't re-see Miami Vice again in the theatre with a memory wipe and finally ending with the end, as we should. JOSHUA CALDWELLTWITTER: @Joshua_CaldwellBIO: Joshua Caldwell is an accomplished director, writer, producer, and MTV Movie Award winner born and raised in Seattle, Washington. His debut feature film Layover, a French-language film about a young woman stuck in Los Angeles overnight, had its World Premiere to sold-out crowds at the 2014 Seattle International Film Festival, where it was nominated for the prestigious FIPRESCI New American Cinema Award. David Chen of /Film.com highlighted it "a beautiful, moving, wistful film." Scott Beggs of FilmSchoolRejects.com called it "a beautiful antidote for big budget fatigue" and a "beautifully mature work from a promising young director." He directed the feature Be Somebody for Paramount Pictures and Studio 71, the first season of the Hulu drama series South Beach and the MarVista Entertainment thriller Negative, starring Katia Winter (Blood and Treasure) and Simon Quarterman (Westworld).His latest film is the crime thriller Infamous starring Bella Thorne and Jake Manley. In addition to his feature work, Joshua has also helmed a number of high profile short films, including Dig, the story of a young Holocaust survivor who, following his exodus from Europe twenty years ago, comes face to face with the Nazi who killed his family. The film stars Mark Margolis and Aaron Himelstein and was an Official Selection of numerous festivals across the country. Another was Resignation, a short film about a world in which Superman has taken off his cape and turned his back on humanity. It was featured on Kotaku.com, GeekTryrant.com and ScreenRant.com, calling it a film that's "handled smartly with a strong script, nuanced performances, and a clever twist." Joshua and the film's creators were featured on a panel at the 2014 San Diego Comic-Con.Prior to launching his career as a director, Joshua was an executive for CSI: creator Anthony E. Zuiker. Calling him the "best kept secret in Hollywood," Zuiker turned to Joshua to oversee several of his high-profile digital projects, including producing Cybergeddon the online global motion picture event for Yahoo! In addition, Joshua wrote/directed/produced all of Cybergeddon's narrative ancillary content for the immersive website. Joshua oversaw Dare to Pass's involvement with BlackBoxTV, one of YouTube's new premium channels. He served as a co-producer on the Silverwood series and producer on Anthony Zuiker Presents. Joshua was also a key player in Zuiker's digi-novel series, Level 26, which includes Dark Origins, Dark Prophecy and Dark Revelations, writing, directing, producing and editing the cyber-bridges for the final installment in the trilogy, Dark Revelations. Joshua resides in New York State with his wife Danielle, son Austin, daughter Everly and rescue dog Hadley.ONE HEAT MINUTE PRODUCTIONSWEBSITE: ONEHEATMINUTE.COMPATREON: ONE HEAT MINUTE PRODUCTIONS PATREONTWITTER: @ONEBLAKEMINUTE @KATIEWALSHSTX & @OHMPODSSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/one-heat-minute-productions/exclusive-contentAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

This week, we conclude our discussion on the 2020 summer movie season by taking on a film we still can’t believe got a theatrical release, no matter how small: INFAMOUS, directed by Joshua Caldwell and starring the one and only Bella Thorne. The noted thespian plays a fame-thirsty, white trash Floridian who hooks up with … Continue reading Ep. #114-Infamous (2020) →

Today on the show we have writer/director Joshua Caldwell. Joshua has been on the Indie Film Hustle Podcast three times before and all his episodes went viral.Joshua and I discuss what it takes to write an indie film, how you need to change your mindset, and how to best position it to actually get produced. His latest film is INFAMOUS starring Bella Thorne, Jake Manley, Amber Riley.Enjoy my conversation with Joshua Caldwell.

Today on the show we have writer/director Joshua Caldwell. Joshua has been on the Indie Film Hustle Podcast three times before and all his episodes went viral.Joshua and I discuss what it takes to write an indie film, how you need to change your mindset, and how to best position it to actually get produced. His latest film is INFAMOUS starring Bella Thorne, Jake Manley, Amber Riley.Enjoy my conversation with Joshua Caldwell.

SYS Episode 339 This week Ashley Scott Meyers talks with Writer/Director Joshua Caldwell. They talk about his latest Crime Thriller Infamous (2020) which stars Bella Thorne (The Babysitter, Assassination Nation) and Jake Manley. Joshua Caldwell also talks about winning an MTV Film Award, the good and bad of Social Media and casting Bella Thorne.

Read 'SYS Podcast Episode 339: With Writer-Director Joshua Caldwell' at http://www.SellingYourScreenplay.com. This week Ashley Scott Meyers talks with Writer/Director Joshua Caldwell. They talk about his latest Crime Thriller Infamous (2020) which stars Bella Thorne (The Babysitter 2017, Assassination Nation 2018) and Jake Manley. Joshua Caldwell also talks about winning an MTV Film Award, the good […]

Tonight on Sinister Parlour Podcast I have Writer, director, producer, actor Todd Jenkins!! We talk about his new movie INFAMOUS (where he plays a BAD ASS gas station clerk) Starring Bella Thorne and directed by Joshua Caldwell. Available now on all streaming platforms. We also talk about his horror comedy Cherokee Creek. If you haven't seen it DO IT, you won't regret it!!!! Available to rent on all streaming platforms and to buy at Scream Team Releasing Both movies also star the amazing Billy Blair II Check out all of Todd’s work on IG @todd_jenkins74 @cherokeecreekmovie On Facebook and Twitter!

Another full week on #BTLRadioShow as we continue our discussion on A THOUSAND MILES BEHIND with actor JEFFREY DOORNBOS who joins us live, plus our exclusive pre-recorded interview with writer/director JOSHUA CALDWELL as we talk about his new hot-button film INFAMOUS. He was unable to join us last week along with his director Nathan Wetherington, but actor JEFFREY DOORNBOS is with us live talking about getting into character, finding the soul of "Preston", and his performance in the powerful A THOUSAND MILES BEHIND. A longtime member of the acclaimed Blue Man Group in New York City, Jeffrey talks about how the creativity and lack of dialogue in his Blue Man performances proved an asset when finding the character of Preston in this film, as well as discussing working with Greg Evigan, Vanessa Campbell, and that Scrambler Ducati motorcycle, itself a character in the film. Jeffrey has some insightful thoughts on working with cinematographer Keith Dunkerley on becoming both one with the camera and distancing oneself while finding the emotional journey of the character and the film. A very interesting and fun conversation with Jeffrey! But before Jeffrey joins us, take a listen to our exclusive in-depth conversation with writer/director JOSHUA CALDWELL talking his latest film INFAMOUS. Timely and topical, INFAMOUS takes on even greater significance in light of recent socio-political events as we meet the characters "Arielle" and "Dean" who head off on a cross-country crime spree a la 21st-century Bonnie & Clyde. Fueling Arielle's fire is her obsession with social media fame, something upon which Joshua builds not only the story and the character, but the film's visuals. We leave no stone unturned as we delve into every level of storytelling from story and societal commentary to score to needle drops to cinematography and the use of handheld camera to color and costume to editing. It's wonderful to reconnect with Joshua and talk about his growth as a filmmaker and in bringing his voice to the forefront with INFAMOUS. http://behindthelensonline.net http://eliasentertainmentnetwork.com

INFAMOUS director Joshua Caldwell talks with Travis Hopson about his modern-day Bonnie & Clyde film starring Bella Thorne and Jake Manley!Follow the Punch Drunk Critics and Cinema Royale!www.PunchDrunkCritics.comtwitter.com/punchycritictwitter.com/punchdrunkjohntwitter.com/pdcmovieshttps://www.facebook.com/Cinemaroyale...https://www.twitch.tv/punchdrunktrav

Returning to the show this week is Joshua Caldwell, here to talk all about his latest feature film INFAMOUS, which stars Bella Thorne and Jake Manley. The story follows a reckless woman and her new boyfriend as they become social media sensations when she streams their cross-country robberies online. Throughout our interview, Joshua outlines the A to Z of his journey with this feature, contrasting it to some of his earlier micro-budget productions. We talk all about the casting process, production, post, and distribution at length, gaining insight on how Joshua made the transition from his smaller scale DIY projects to this much larger, more traditionally produced narrative feature. For more content like this visit www.noamkroll.com

Today on the show returning 2-time champion, writer and filmmaker Joshua Caldwell. Joshua has been on the show twice before and both his episodes went viral.Well, he's back to talk about his new film INFAMOUS starring Bella Thorne, Jake Manley, Amber Riley, and former guest on the show Todd Jenkins.Arielle, a young woman who lives in a small Florida town, is stuck. Arielle has always wanted more: fame, popularity, and admiration. But when she falls for a recently paroled young criminal named Dean, she drags him back into a life of danger, learning that posting their criminal exploits on social media is an easy way to viral fame. They embark on a dangerous adventure together that leads to robbery, cop chases, and murder.Joshua and I speak about how he used his micro-budget skillset on a much larger budget. We also touch uponReleasing his film during COVID-19Working with movie stars on an indie budgetThe development processWorking with a studioShooting the entire film in 22 daysCOVID-19 and the future of our businessWorking with tighter creative restraintsSince INFAMOUS is coming out to theaters right in the middle of COVID-19, his distributor decided to pump the film out to drive-in theaters. Let's see what happens.Prepare for some knowledge bombs. Enjoy my conversation with Joshua Caldwell.

Joshua Caldwell is a director, writer, producer, and MTV Movie Award Winner. His debut feature film LAYOVER was made for $6000 and had its World Premiere to sold out crowds at the 2014 Seattle International Film Festival where it was nominated for the prestigious FIPRESCI New American Cinema Award. Since then, he’s directed multiple features and digital series including BE SOMEBODY for Paramount Pictures, NEGATIVE for MarVista Entertainment and the entire first season of SOUTH BEACH for Hulu. He just wrapped his latest film SOUTHLAND, starring Bella Thorne, Jake Manley and Amber Riley. Caldwell and the script were featured on the 2018 Young & Hungry List.

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This week, writer/director Joshua Caldwell returns with a follow up to his interview back on Episode 71. In 2014 Josh achieved breakout success with his $6000 micro-budget film Layover, which paved the way for a directing gig for Hulu, and several feature films - including his most recent film (Southland) with Bella Thorne. Over the course of our discussion, Josh picks up where we left off on part 1, outlining his career path after achieving success with his debut feature. We talk about his experience directing a fully budgeted series for Hulu, and how that project helped him form a new approach too filmmaking as a whole. We also discuss the importance of prioritizing extra shooting days over a bigger crew, how agency reps can make or break your career, whether or not you need to live in LA as a filmmaker, and so much more. Links from the show - Layover On iTunes - http://https://itunes.apple.com/us/movie/layover/id1102592500 Layover On Amazon - https://www.amazon.com/Layover-Natalie-Fay/dp/B01GKOUYKK/ Joshua’s Website - www.Joshua-Caldwell.com Joshua On Twitter - www.twitter.com/joshua_caldwell Joshua On Instagram - www.instagram.com/joshuacaldwelldirector For more content like this visit www.noamkroll.com

I had the pleasure of meeting Joshua Caldwell, a brother in “indie filmmaking” arms. He directed a $6000 feature film called LAYOVER, which World Premiered at the 2014 Seattle International Film Festival where it was nominated for the New American Cinema Award.The story of how he made the film was educational, rebellious and funny. Many things he said mirrored my experience making This is Meg. Josh really has a great philosophy about making films and content. Check out the trailer below to see what a $6000 feature film in today’s world looks like.If you are going to make a feature film in the near future you need to listen to this podcast. It will change how you think about making indie films. Below, I also included a talk the Josh Caldwell did at the Seattle International Film Festival that is AWESOME!

This week on the show, my guest is none other than Joshua Caldwell. While Josh has been working on some higher profile projects over the past few years - including his upcoming feature Southland (starring Bella Thorne) and his 2017 feature Negative - his success began with a simple $6000 micro-budget indie, titled Layover. Over the course of our discussion, Josh outlines why he chose to take the DIY path, and how he broke with convention to make his micro-budget debut stand out from the crowd. He shares how he leveraged his success with Layover to land a directing job for Hulu, and later went on to direct several more feature films over the course of just a few short years. We touch on his philosophy on filmmaking, his approach to the creative process, advice for up and coming filmmakers, and much more. Links from the show - Layover On iTunes - https://itunes.apple.com/us/movie/layover/id1102592500 Layover On Amazon - https://www.amazon.com/Layover-Natalie-Fay/dp/B01GKOUYKK/ Joshua’s Website - www.Joshua-Caldwell.com Joshua On Twitter - www.twitter.com/joshua_caldwell Joshua On Instagram - www.instagram.com/joshuacaldwelldirector For more content like this visit www.noamkroll.com

Set yourself up for success. Director, writer, and producer Joshua Caldwell (NEGATIVE, LAYOVER) details how your post-production process starts with every directing choice you make, how much “fixing it in post” can actually fix, and more.

How to Go From a 6K Micro-Budget to Directing a 100K Feature Film with Joshua CaldwellEver wondered what happens to those directors who make a micro-budget feature film? Do they ever sell that film? Do they ever get to direct a feature film again? Today guest is filmmaker Joshua Caldwell, a rare returning filmmaker on the show.He directed a $6000 feature film called Layover.I wanted to bring Joshua back to discuss how he leveraged that first micro-budget feature film to get a shot of directing his new $100,000 feature Negative. Check out the trailer below. We also discuss how he brought his micro-budget mentality to a larger budget film, how he used guerilla filmmaking techniques to get the biggest bang for his buck. Prepare for some knowledge bombs. Enjoy my conversation with Joshua Caldwell.

This week on Episode 027 of Gutted I interview Joshua Caldwell, a director, writer, producer, and MTV Movie Award Winner. His debut feature film LAYOVER was made for $6000 and had its World Premiere to sold out crowds at the 2014 Seattle International Film Festival where it was nominated for the prestigious FIPRESCI New American Cinema Award. In our conversation, Joshua and I discuss the meaning of success and the ever-fleeting feelings of happiness that come from extrinsic rewards. Joshua shares how he has used large professional obstacles and failures as a path to self-actualization and prioritizing what is most important to him. Never miss an episode: search and stalk us! Follow us on Instagram! Check out the show notes!

Joshua Caldwell is a director, cinematographer, writer, and producer who’s recently released feature film "Negative" can teach us a lot about budget filmmaking. The Go Creative Show is supported by Hedge For Mac Kessler Crane Rule Boston Camera PremiumBeat News Shooter

The Art of the $6000 Feature Film with Joshua CaldwellI had the pleasure of meeting Joshua Caldwell, a brother in "indie filmmaking" arms. He directed a $6000 feature film called LAYOVER, which World Premiered at the 2014 Seattle International Film Festival where it was nominated for the New American Cinema Award.The story of how he made the film was education, rebellious and funny. Many things he said mirrored my experience making This is Meg. Josh really has a great philosophy about making films and content. Check out the trailer below to see what a $6000 feature film in today's world looks like.If you are going to make a feature film in the near future you need to listen to this podcast. It will change how you think about making indie films. Below, I also included a talk the Josh Caldwell did at the Seattle International Film Festival that is AWESOME! After you listen to the podcast watch the video below.Right click here to download the MP3Download on iTunes DirectJoshua Caldwell - The $6000 LAYOVER: Rethinking Indie FilmDirector Joshua Caldwell discusses making his debut feature film, LAYOVER, for only $6000 and how filmmakers need to rethink their role in the ever shifting paradigm of independent filmmaking.Here's a bit more about Joshua Caldwell:Joshua Caldwell is an accomplished director, writer, producer, and MTV Movie Award winner. He has worked with a number of high-profile producers, including CSI: creator Anthony E. Zuiker, for whom he produced CYBERGEDDON, the online global motion picture event for Yahoo!, and directed all of the film’s ancillary content for its immersive website.His award-winning short film DIG, starring Mark Margolis of BREAKING BAD, was featured in numerous film festivals, and his latest short RESIGNATION screened at Comic-Con.Slamdance Workshop Discussed on the ShowJoin Blackmagic Design, Slamdance Grand Jury Award winner Andrew McPhillips, and filmmaker and host of Indie Film Hustle Alex Ferrari on Saturday, January 21 from 2:30pm to 4:30pm at the Filmmaker Lounge in the Treasure Mountain Inn for an in-depth workshop on the tools and techniques essential to the independent filmmaker.Andrew McPhillips will discuss lessons learned from shooting his upcoming film “The Doll,” including how to seamlessly switch from production to post. Andrew used an URSA Mini 4.6K to shoot the film, DaVinci Resolve for editing and grading, and Fusion for the VFX. Along with serving as CG Supervisor at SPINVFX, Andrew’s work includes his animated short film “Blood Will Tell” which previously premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival and took home top awards at Slamdance.Alex Ferrari will discuss how filmmakers can make the most of DaVinci Resolve as a professional editing solution. Alex recently shot, edited and graded his new film “This Is Meg” using Blackmagic Design. He will dive into the ins-and-outs of what filmmakers need to know when editing with Resolve and how it can best fit into their workflows.A brief Q&A will follow the presentations along with raffles for prizes, including a Micro Cinema Camera, DaVinci Resolve Studio and Fusion Studio!Join Blackmagic Design afterward from 5:00pm to 7:00pm for a happy hour in the Filmmaker Lounge during which attendees can ask questions, demo gear and learn more about Blackmagic Design products for independent filmmakers.LINKS AND RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODEOfficial WebsiteJoshua Caldwell - 

Joshua Caldwell is an accomplished director, writer, producer, and MTV Movie Award winner. His debut film, Layover, was shot for $6,000, and premiered to sold out crowds at the 2014 Seattle International Film Festival where it was nominated for the prestigious FIPRESCI New American Cinema Award. Josh has been called, "The best kept secret in Hollywood." Pre Show Notes-- Black Friday and/or Cyber Monday Shopping? Please use our Amazon Affilitate link. It REALLY helps the podcast. THANK YOU!-- The Ultimate Guide to Monetizating Your Social Media - A blog post I made on how anyone can make money off social media. If it helps in any way please let me know. Show Notes  ContactJoshua Caldwell-- Official Site-- Twitter Dave Bullis-- Official Site-- Twitter-- Instagram-- Facebook-- Youtube  Support the Podcast1. Sign Up for Dave's email list2. Rate the Podcast on iTunes3. Buy on Amazon.com using my affiliate link Subscribe to the Podcast-- Podbean -- iTunes -- Stitcher

Adam Gaines was a Staff Writer on NBC's drama State of Affairs and his work on the FX drama The Bridge included co-writing the penultimate episode of the second (and final) season. He published the eBook Mixtape, a collection of one-act plays available as a free download on iBooks, Amazon, and Barnes & Noble. And most recently released a sequel called Fire Sale, available on the same platforms. On the feature side, his script Negative is currently in production. Directed by Joshua Caldwell and starring Katia Winter, Simon Quarterman, and Sebastian Roche. And he’s set to make his feature directorial debut on the indie Prepaid, which he also wrote. Full shownotes: http://yourcreativepush.com/adamgaines In this episode, Adam discusses: -One of his first creative moments, in his creation of "R-Man." -Some of the things that held him back from creating. -How doubt begins to creep into ones creative life and how to get through it by trusting your instincts. -His advice for writers or anyone else who want to try their hand in writing screenplays or scripts. -The value in reading the scripts of your favorite movies (and your least favorite). -The hardest moment for him creatively in moving to Los Angeles for the first time. -Having to throw out his old work and redefine himself once he arrived in LA. -Attempting to find a balance between finding a job to make money and working on his craft. -One of his best moments, when the day job and the dream job finally met for the first time as a staff writer. -"Mixtape" and why he created it and put it out into the world for free. -The unexpected benefits of putting your work out for free that you might have never expected. -His formula for managing his time. -The importance of turning off the Wi-Fi so that you can concentrate on being creative without distractions like deadline.com. Adam's Final Push will inspire you to jump on the bus! Quotes: "It was just a crippling amount of doubt that the same blinders that I had on that other people didn't have on at an early age made me second guess, 'should I be putting this much pen to paper?'" "You can learn just as much from a bad movie as you can a good movie." "I said I was going to do this my whole life.  Now I'm here.  Two bags, one-way plane ticket.  It just got very real." "I decided to take a page out of a rapper's book.  Let me put out free content on the Internet in the hopes of landing a job, or attracting representation, or even just starting to build a fan base." "I work on my brand and my one man operation and my business every single day. Links mentioned: -Mixtape by Adam Gaines (Amazon) -Fire Sale: Another Collection of One-Act Plays by Adam Gaines (Amazon) -Hollywood Animal by Joe Eszterhas -Scream Connect with Adam: Twitter

In Episode 164, Trev and AJ share some exciting podcast news, as well as the release of recent IAP guest Joshua Caldwell’s recent feature film (IAP listener discount alert!). AJ recounts his hunt for the perfect thrival job, his recent auditions, and what a “JAM” session is. Then Trev sits down for Part 2 of 3-part chat with actor / writer / producer Brea Grant (Dexter, Friday Night Lights, Heroes) on her unlikely journey as an actress, writer, and producer. Total running time: 53:43. 

In Episode 154, Trev sits down with filmmaker Joshua Caldwell for the third and final part of their chat about Joshua’s journey and trajectory as a DIY and micro-budget filmmaker. Total running time: 41:49.

In Episode 153, Trev and AJ chat about different ways to build and foster new professional relationships, as well as dig a little deeper into the "shyness" conversation from a few episodes back before Trev sits down with filmmaker Joshua Caldwell for Part 2 of their chat about his journey and trajectory as a DIY and micro-budget filmmaker. Total running time: 1:00:53.

In Episode 152, Trev flies solo and shares briefly about money mindset, a recent on-set experience, and about that "tingling" feeling you get when you know a shift in vision is on the money – before sitting down with filmmaker Joshua Caldwell for Part 1 of their chat about his journey and trajectory as a DIY and micro-budget filmmaker. Total running time: 51:17.

Let's say you desperately want to make a feature film, but you don't have any money to do it. Can you scrape together a few thousand? Good, because writer/director Joshua Caldwell and producer Travis Oberlander join us this week to explain how they made Layover for only $6,000. Beyond making a movie for a few months' rent, Geoff and I will answer your screenwriting questions and continue our star-spangled conversation from last week by exploring the concepts of Freedom and Revolution as they apply (for better and worse) to filmmaking. You should follow Caldwell (@joshua_caldwell), Travis Oberlander (@tobewan), the show (@brokenprojector), Geoff (@drgmlatulippe) and Scott (@scottmbeggs) on Twitter for more on a daily basis. Please review us on iTunes

Joshua Caldwell (writer/director/producer) talks about his experience as the Director of Digital Media at Dare to Pass, Anthony E. Zuiker’s (creator of CSI) innovative production company. Check out Cybergeddon web series: http://au.tv.yahoo.com/plus7/cybergeddon/

I talk with Joshua Caldwell, director of MENDING THE LINE. It's part one of a two part episode. In this episode, we talk about making films in high school, the film school of just making films, and how he brought MENDING THE LINE to life in an industry that doesn't fund military and veteran films.How did he do that? What choices did he make to appeal to the widest audience? Every director who wants to film post traumatic stress scenes should listen to the care Joshua gives the topic in his film. It's a must-listen.So is part 2.Links:MENDING THE LINE (https://www.sonypictures.com/movies/mendingtheline)Joshua Caldwell Website (https://www.meyd-ent.com/)Joshua Caldwell, 6k Filmmaker Site (https://www.6kfilmmaker.com/enroll)Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/first-time-go/donations

I finish my conversation with Joshua Caldwell in part two of our series.In the first episode (#15), we talk about his new feature MENDING THE LINE, a story about two veterans successfully battling post traumatic stress through fly fishing. We also talk about Joshua's career, how he became a filmmaker, and I highly recommend you listen to that episode before you listen here.In this episode, we talk short films, film school, crowdfunding, and what he calls live environment filmmaking. In an uncertain environment for emerging filmmakers, he offers hard-won lessons in the trenches of independent film. If you are here for advice, episode 17 with Joshua Caldwell is the episode for you.Links:6k Filmmaker (https://www.6kfilmmaker.com/)MENDING THE LINE (https://www.sonypictures.com/movies/mendingtheline)Joshua Caldwell's Website (https://www.meyd-ent.com/)Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/first-time-go/donations