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In this episode, Jen and Dyana sit down with veteran location manager Ilt Jones, whose career spans over 30 years. He and his team have masterminded some of Hollywood's most iconic filming locations, working on blockbuster productions like The Dark Knight, Inception, Iron Man, and the Transformers franchise. But beyond big-budget films, Ilt is an adventurer at heart. From scouting the perfect cinematic backdrops to trekking the Camino de Santiago, he has a passion for exploring the world in the most extraordinary ways. In this episode, we journey to Hong Kong, Prague, Greece, Cambodia, and Thailand as Ilt shares valuable advice for aspiring world travelers, reflects on his legendary career, and recounts unforgettable stories that have stayed with him over the years.COLA Lifetime Achievement Award Video - YouTube NOTABLE TIMESTAMPS0:00 Intro7:06 Welcome Ilt Jones10:21 What is a Location Manager?14:32 Early life in finance and the switch to the film industry19:13 Ilt's large teams scattered around the country20:28 Movie tourism, New Zealand, and working with Michael Bay22:13 Executing the director's vision & working on "Inception"27:53 The most challenging location to manage & waist-deep in mud33:00 Visiting Prague, Hong Kong, Chile & Jordan43:48 Trekking the Camino de Santiago53:53 Patagonia, Thailand, Cambodia, Laos & Greece1:00:09 Advice for someone looking to live more adventurouslyWhere to find and support Bush & Banter: Follow Bush & Banter on Instagram: @bushandbanter Visit Bush & Banter's website: www.bushandbanter.com Join Bush & Banter's Patreon community: patreon.com/bushandbanter E-mail Bush & Banter: bushandbanter@gmail.com Follow Dyana on Instagram: @dyanacarmella Follow Jennifer on Instagram: @thewhimsicalwoman
This episode features ‘The Apprentice' - a film about young Donald Trump building his business in the '70s and '80s in America as he was mentored by the famously ruthless lawyer Roy Cohn. Canadian 1st Assistant Director Joel Hay takes us behind the scenes of this brilliant film. It is not a conversation about political views, controversies or accusations. It is about how this very important film was made. We are talking not only about the incredible acting performances by Sebastian Stan and Jeremy Strong, their wigs and the genius prosthetics work by the hair and makeup team but also about the directors unique style of working and filming a hair transplant as well as a difficult rape scene. On top of that we are touching the subject of finishing days too early, finding locations that exist in real life to recreate in Canada without a Location Manager and doing all of this in a little over 30 days. Have lovely Christmas holidays and enjoy the last episode of this year. And as always, if you have any thoughts, ideas or guest requests for the future, we are happy to hear from you. DM us on Instagram or 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
Send us a textJoe Packheiser - Location Scout/Location ManagerProduced By: Nicholas BrownEdited and Mixed by: Sean MillsapMusic By: Azar Rahmouni
From Season Two to Season Six of Stargate SG-1 Lynn Smith served as Location Manager for the series. This included scouting, negotiating with local home owners and businesses for filming, noise issues with P-90s, and everything else involved in turning Vancouver into Colorado or another planet. She sits down with Dial the Gate to talk about her amazing six years, as well as a trip to the Arctic to film Stargate Continuum!
Cooper Carr is a location manager based in Dallas-Fort Worth. From indie projects to commercials, feature films, and television, he has been involved in and around the industry to facilitate production on the location management side in DFW. In this episode, Cooper breaks down the role of a location manager and the high value this position holds in getting a production off the ground and completed on time. He also discusses some aspects that most location scouts/managers might overlook when considering joining a production on this side of things. We're lucky to have Cooper join us on this episode! FinditFilmit.co ProductionOutfitters.co
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With a film career spanning over 30 years, Jared Connon first earned his international reputation as Location Manager on such titles as ‘The Lord of the Rings' (trilogy), ‘River Queen', ‘King Kong', ‘The Lovely Bones', ‘The Hobbit' (trilogy), ‘Ghost in the Shell', and ‘The Light Between Oceans', among many others. In more recent years Connon expanded his skills as Production Manager, with credits on US studio projects ‘Mortal Engines' (MRC), ‘Mulan' (Disney), ‘Da 5 Bloods' (Netflix), and ‘The Rings of Power' (Amazon). In 2021, he Line Produced back-to-back feature films for A24, ‘X' and ‘Pearl', the Ti West directed horror sequels shot on location in New Zealand. All of this paved the way for launching his own slate of screen projects for development as Producer. Now having formed the production company FIVE FILMS, Connon is focussed on creating locally produced content for international audiences, in collaboration with filmmakers who share a vision for challenging and unique storytelling. Connon also loves chopping firewood and staring at the horizon as the sun sets in the Manawatū. HTTPS://RIVEROFFREEDOM.NZ/INDEX.PHP/JARED-CONNON/
Doug Dresser is a Hollywood Production Supervisor and Location Manager and has worked on some of Hollywood's biggest action movies. Doug sits down with Dr Mitch to discuss what exactly a Production Supervisor/Location Manager does and how he got into the movie business to start with and some of unique challenges he has faced when finding and filming on location. Doug's list of credits as a Location Manager include: Kill Bill Vol. 1, The Matrix Reloaded, Black Panther (1 and 2), Little Women, and many others. You can find a full credit list at: Doug Dresser.Copyright 2023, Truth Talks Media. All Rights Reserved
Learn tips, tricks, and insights from the best and brightest business owners and entrepreneurs in the martial arts community, so you can successfully build and grow your martial arts business while living your life “at your best.” In this episode Dave Kovar sits down with 20+ Year Employee and Location Manager Jeramy Sipes to see how things have gone since opening the new location in Folsom, CA. You can view the podcast on Youtube, click here to access and subscribe! -- Jeramy Sipes has been with Kovar's Satori Academy for 20 years now. He just earned his 6th degree black belt on December 13th, 2023. He is an incredible instructor, school manager, training partner and friend. -- For information on Kovar Systems: www.kovarsystems.com To buy your 2024 ProMAC International Conference tickets now, visit: promacconference.com
Domek górski pod Poznaniem? Ładne schody do piwnicy? Dla location managera nie ma rzeczy niemożliwych! Jak wygląda poszukiwanie lokacji, tworzenie bazy lokacji oraz jakie korzyści płyną z udostępnieniu własnej przestrzeni pod spoty reklamowe? Na te i inne pytania odpowie Martyna Przybylska, Location Manager w GPD Film Studio.
On today's show, Jared Connon discusses the fight against COVID mandates, freedom and his film, 'River of Freedom'. GUEST OVERVIEW: Jared Connon is a New Zealand filmmaker with a film career spanning over 30 years. He first earned his international reputation as Location Manager on such titles as ‘The Lord of the Rings' (trilogy), ‘River Queen', ‘King Kong', ‘The Lovely Bones', ‘The Hobbit' (trilogy), ‘Ghost in the Shell', and ‘The Light Between Oceans', among many others. He produced ‘River of Freedom' which documented the people's fightback against New Zealand's draconian COVID-19 response.
Fast & Furious 6 gives us perhaps the most physics-defying hijinks of the franchise. Dom's leap of faith, him taking a bullet, and that epically long runway - there's a lot to discuss. Melissa and Lisa also chat with locations scout Kerry Patten, who worked on the movie. Hear from her about the logistics of filming a car chase in the streets of (not actually) London. Here's an article calculating just how long the runway would have to be. And writer Chris Morgan's response is fun too. Kerry shared some great videos for people who want to learn more about location scouting and management. More about location scouting and tech scouting. Insights from location scout Roger Deakins. A cinematographer's guide to location scouting. Check out the Location Manager's Guild International website. You can take a location management course at the National Film and Television School. Search the database of international filming locations. Follow Melissa @melissatruth Follow Lisa @dustchick Listen to episode 5 here The Facts & The Furious is a podcast rewatch of the entire saga with Dr. Lisa Will (physicist) and Melissa Miller (science writer). We break down each movie of the saga with help from special guest experts. Remember, reality-based physics come and go, but family is forever! Subscribe so you won't miss the rest of our rewatch!
Manny Padilla has credits working on some of the biggest movies in the last decade including Inception, Transformers and The Hateful Eight. A native Angeleno with neither film school or any relatives in the business to usher him in, Manny broke his way into the industry by getting a job at Home Depot. He talks about managing locations on the big shows, the importance of mental wellness at work, and the best way to get Megatron across town in a pinch.
The Hamilton Today Podcast with Scott Thompson: The outrage sparked by a passenger incident involving a vomit-smeared airplane seat reflects a broader frustration with flight operations in Canada, travel specialists say. We're talking Supercrawl stuff, including Grant Avenue Studio and Beckett Fine Art Gallery. New polling from Angus Reid shows which federal leader Canadians think would make a better Prime Minister. The Rolling Stones have a new single, and have announced the release date for their upcoming album, Hackney Diamonds! The Federal government is finally holding a public inquiry into foreign interference, and Justice Marie-Josée Hogue of Quebec is set to lead. Marit Stiles joins Scott to discuss the Greenbelt, housing, next steps, and if the announced review of Greenbelt land is satisfactory for the NDP. It is all coming up on the Hamilton Today Podcast! Guests: Gabor Lukacs, President, Air Passenger Rights advocacy group. Mike Bruce, owner of Grant Avenue Studio (38 Grant Avenue, Hamilton, Ontario), Co-Founder at Aeon Studio Group, Partner at Studio550, and Location Manager for Film and Television. Thomas G. Beckett of BECKETT FINE ART LTD. 196 Locke St. South, Hamilton, ON., Canada, L8P 4B4. Jon Roe, Research Associate with Angus Reid. Eric Alper, Publicist and music commentator. Carmi Levy Technology Analyst & Journalist. Tim Powers, Chairman of Summa Strategies and Managing Director of Abacus Data Marit Stiles, Leader, Ontario NDP. Scott Radley, host of the Scott Radley show and columnist with the Hamilton Spectator. Host – Scott Thompson Content Producer – William Erskine Technical/Podcast Producer – Tom McKay Podcast Co-Producer – Ben Straughan News Anchor – Dave Woodard & Jen McQueen Want to keep up with what happened in Hamilton Today? Subscribe to the podcast! https://megaphone.link/CORU8835115919
On this SPECIAL EDITION of The Movie Podcast, Daniel and Shahbaz are joined by Production Designer Naomi Shohan & Location Supervisor Robin Melville of The Equalizer 3. Production Designer Naomi Shohan, known for her work on all three Equalizer films with Denzel Washington, has collaborated with director Antoine Fuqua on seven films, including "Emancipation" and "Training Day." Her diverse credits encompass movies like "Constantine" and "I Am Legend" directed by Francis Lawrence, "A Wrinkle in Time" by Ava DuVernay, "The Lovely Bones" by Peter Jackson, and "American Beauty" by Sam Mendes. Shohan resides in New York City with her husband and son. Robin Melville, a Location Supervisor based in Rome, originally hails from India and began his film career there, contributing to projects like "Octopussy," "Gandhi," and "The Far Pavilions." He later moved to London, where he worked as a Promotion and Warehouse Manager for "Anokhi" (later known as "East") and managed cinemas for Warner Brothers Theatres in the UK. Since 1995, he has been based in Rome, Italy, working on notable films such as "No Time to Die," "Spectre," "Eat Pray Love," "Wonder Woman," "Avengers: The Age of Ultron," and more. The Equalizer 3 releases exclusively in theatres September 1, 2023 by Sony Pictures.Watch and listen to The Movie Podcast now on all podcast feeds, YouTube, and TheMoviePodcast.caGet a whole month of great cinema FREE on MUBI: mubi.com/themoviepodcastContact: hello@themoviepodcast.caTHE MOVIE PODCAST ON ET CANADA!THE MOVIE PODCAST MERCHANDISE NOW AVAILABLE!FOLLOW USDaniel on Twitter, Instagram, and LetterboxdShahbaz on Twitter, Instagram, and LetterboxdAnthony on Twitter, Instagram, and LetterboxdThe Movie Podcast on Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, Discord, and YouTube
Hello everyone and welcome to GIG, the show where we delve into the fascinating world of jobs in the film and music industry. I'm your host, Mike Redman, and joining me today is Samuel Adler, a Location Manager and Scout. Samuel's impressive portfolio includes shows like Arrested Development, Undercover Boss, The Enemy Within, Daughter of the Bride, and Orange is the New Black.Have you ever been driving down a road and stumbled upon a spot that immediately struck you as the perfect setting for a movie? Well, that's precisely what Samuel does for a living. He expertly discovers, categorizes, and negotiates locations for scenes in films and TV shows. It's an incredibly exciting job, and today we're going to dive right in and explore it further!https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0012236/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1Visit GIG with Mike Redman @https://www.gigwithmikeredman.com/podcastsEmail me questions, guests you would like to see @ : gigwithmikeredman@gmail.comThanks for listening !Mike Redman
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My one hundredth episode is out! What a journey!What better job to celebrate than a Film Location Scout! Rico Bailey is a Film Location Scout and a Location Manager. The two jobs are complementary, yet not always taken by the same person. Rico and I met on the set of Black Sails at the Cape Town Film Studios back in 2013! The job of a location scout allows you to discover beautiful sites, to be in the outdoors a lot, and to get to work directly with the film director and the key departments of a film production. There's also much more behind this profession and yes, paperwork is part of it. But! Enough with me. Here's Rico!
Location manager Kokayi Ampah (THE COLOR PURPLE, THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION, MILLION DOLLAR BABY) reunites with Team Deakins and shares his wisdom gleaned from his long career. Kokayi answers our many questions and details both the creative and logistical day-to-day work that goes into location management. He also shares how he views the role as a function in the greater filmmaking process. Towards the end of our conversation, Kokayi even asks us a couple of questions! There's a lot to learn from Kokayi, and we hope you enjoy listening to him as much as we did!
Jeffrey Allard is president and founder of Indie Entertainment, a San Francisco Bay Area film production company formed in 2002. Jeff has produced over 20 films which in total have grossed over $250 Million in world-wide sales. Jeff is most well-known for Executive Producing THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE (2003 & 2006) alongside Michael Bay (Transformers), and for the critically acclaimed family comedy, PING PONG SUMMER which starred Academy Award winner Susan Sarandon and premiered at the Sundance Film Festival before its theatrical release. Jeff is currently in post-production on THIRSTY starring Sung Kang (Fast & Furious) and Kyra Sedgwick (The Closer) and CONSUMED starring Devon Sawa (Casper, Final Destination) both of which will be released worldwide in 2023. He also produced THE ALTERNATE which is released worldwide in 2022. Recently, Jeff produced a half dozen feature films which include THE NIGHT starring Shahab Hosseini (The Salesman, Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film) which IFC acquired for theatrical release in 2021 and became the first US production to play theatrically in Iran since the Iranian revolution. The other recent releases include STARS FELL ON ALABAMA (James Maslow) released in 2021 by Samuel Goldwyn Meyer, STAR LIGHT (Scout Taylor-Compton), DON'T LEAVE HOME (Anna Margaret Hollyman), FOR THE LOVE OF GEORGE (Rosanna Arquette), and the award winning documentary, THE PUSH. Some of Jeff's previous productions include INTERWOVEN starring Oscar winner Mo'Nique (Precious), THE NIGHT WATCHMEN starring James Remar (Dexter, Warriors) and A BEGINNER'S GUIDE TO SNUFF (Directed by the Butcher Bros). Other notable productions include HOLY GHOST PEOPLE starring Emma Greenwell (Shameless) which premiered at SXSW 2013 and was released in select theaters in 2014, and THE VIOLENT KIND, which he produced with producers Malek Akkad (Halloween) and Andy Gould (Grindhouse), which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in 2011. Prior to founding his production company, Indie Entertainment, in 2002, Jeff served as Chief Operating Officer of Bay View Capital's commercial leasing operations ($5 billion NYSE listed company acquired by US Bank Corp) and held executive positions in the corporate finance industry for over 18 years. Jeff holds a BA from UC Berkeley. Some of which we cover: Everything a Producer Wants to Know on How to Make a Film Let's get to the knitty gritty of showbusiness the details in making films Texas chain saw franchise - did you know the original tcsm was sold to the mob! ? Getting ripped off in movie making - NorCal guy making Hollywood Movies Chasing tax incentives - On Time On Budget and On Schedule Iran the first film to screen there since the revolution Jeffrey's recent film wrap is a female director and an all female cast! "There's A LOT of creatives in entertainment, it lacks business skills and a lot of the ones that are, are very slick and not trustworthy" Good Quality People and being able to weed out the bad. Education come listen to learn good business. Honest Good People, straight shooters production, crew, on set and off. Get as much on set experience as possible. 23:00 What kind of producer are. You? 24:00 Closing Deals with Talent Agents 24:00 Behaviours and Vibez on set 26:00 Catering on Set Healthier Options & the Environment Making films during the pandemic 30:00 the process of Casting Directors and and to select the best fit 33:00 New Mexico and Atlanta tax incentives 39:00 Location Manager and Location Scout and the difference 46:00 Multiple Skill Sets- Being a Director and Editor? Double Threat! - Photography 48:00 Structuring Deals, Distribution, Film Festivals & Sales Agent Connect more with Jeffrey: Please consider SUPPORTING my SHOW, SUBSCRIBE to the NEWSLETTER, ENTER in the GIVEAWAYS https://www.chonacas.com/contact/ Voiceover Reel: Disclaimer: None of the information in the podcast should be considered as a financial advice. Always do your own research.
Kyle Sucher is an award-winning location manager based in Southern California who is currently working on the hit show Hacks. He talks with Sarah about his start in the film industry, what a location manager actually does, shutting highways down in LA and so much more. To read more about his award-winning work on Hacks, click here to go to the California On Location (COLAs) Awards which has a link to download the pdf of the magazine which has a great featured article on Kyle and his main Key Assistant Danny Finn. Or click here for Kyle's profession website. To save $15 on applying as a Click Pro follow this link and enter promo code "SharedShutter." You can find out more about Sarah's Click Photoschool Breakout, Filmmaking For Photographers. To save $15 on applying as a Click Pro follow this link and enter promo code "SharedShutter." You can find out more about Sarah's Click Photoschool Breakout, Filmmaking For Photographers.
Dave Eastham, Location Manager for Lurvey Stone, talks about their company and natural stone.
On today's episode of The Edge of Excellence, Matt chats with Owen Getz, Sales and Location Manager at Illinois Grain and Seed and co-owner of ISO Real Estate. Owen graduated from Purdue College with a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering technology, but soon realized he was not cut out for sitting behind a desk. Instead, he had a genuine passion for helping people face-to-face. Owen will discuss how he discovered his passion for helping farmers. He will also talk about his work experiences, including CollegeWorks, and how they influenced his career path. You will learn about the 5 F's for a well-balanced life. He will also talk about how he got into real estate. Owen will share what he believes was one of the most impactful decisions he's made in his life. Join Matt and Owen for a fascinating conversation about how to figure out your passion and real estate. Enjoy! What You Will Learn In This Show: Owen's definition of excellence. Why grain storage is one of the best investments a farmer can make for their business. How the recent recession has affected the real estate market. Owen's biggest takeaway from CollegeWorks and how it influenced his real estate experience. And so much more... Resources: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-edge-of-excellence-podcast/id1554338077 (The Edge of Excellence) https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/3-the-secret-power-behind-disc-assessments/id1554338077?i=1000511818183 (3: The Secret Power Behind DISC Assessments The Edge Of Excellence Podcast) https://www.igse.ag/ (Illinois Grain and Seed Equipment | IGSE) (igse.ag) | https://www.linkedin.com/in/owengetz (Owen Getz LinkedIn)
In this episode we talk with John Francis Collins about his experience working as a Location Scout, Location Manager and ALM.John is a veteran Locations Expert who has worked on countless movies. A few of the films that John has worked on include Emancipation, 12 years of slave, One night in Miami, Your Honor and Mississippi Grind.
As wheat comes off the ground this summer, the quality - and quantity - of are both looking fantastic. That's the latest word from Connie Klettke, Location Manager for United Cooperative in Ripon. She says that test weights are the highest they've been in years, and the quality of the wheat is right up there. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
เวลาดูภาพยนตร์แล้วเจอโลเคชั่นสวยๆ เคยสงสัยมั้ยว่าเขาไปหาสถานที่แบบนี้เจอได้ยังไง? รายการ BOLD JOB EP.03 ชวน ‘เชี่ยว-เชี่ยวเวช ดนตรี' อาชีพ Location Manager หรือผู้จัดการหาสถานที่ถ่ายทำ ในเรื่อง ‘ร่างทรง' ภาพยนตร์คุณภาพที่มีโลเคชันโดดเด่นไม่แพ้องค์ประกอบอื่น เราจึงชวนมาพูดทุกกระบวนการเกี่ยวกับอาชีพนี้ รวมถึงคุยในเรื่องที่เราไม่เคยรู้มาก่อนว่าคนจัดหาสถานที่จนตอบโจทย์ตามภาพผู้กำกับวาดไว้ วันๆ เขาต้องทำงานยังไงบ้าง? ถ้าพร้อมแล้วไปกดฟังได้เลย!
From college drop out to multi-unit franchisee, the path of entrepreneurship isn't always a straight one. Find out how Lucas Mitchell discovered his gift for restaurant management. An entrepreneur from the start, Lucas made the decision early on to quit college and focus on building a web design business. To cover the bills, Lucas worked at his local Five Guys and his experience working at his parents' restaurant quickly shone through. The Wolf and Lucas discuss how the business of food and hospitality is in Lucas' blood and why working for someone else was never going to be his dream Lucas recalls his rapid rise from Location Manager to Territory Manager of 8 locations and the moment he realized it was time to put aside his web design business and pursue a career as a franchisee. You'll hear how he grew from one Five Guys location to 13 and why he's still hungry for success. When you're looking to scale like Lucas, you need a team on your side to smooth the path. FranShares makes it easy to build, manage and grow your portfolio from as little as $500. Find out more: http://www.franshares.com (franshares.com) Follow Lucas: Twitter: @LMitchellHQ Check out https://workweek.com/brand/te-wolf-of-franchises/ (The Wolf's newsletter) Stay up-to-date on all things Franchise Empires by following The Wolf on Twitter: https://twitter.com/franchisewolf (https://twitter.com/franchisewolf)
On Today's show, Tyler sits down with photographer and graphic designer Billy Battle. Billy and Tyler have a past working relationship. The Ryan Road Company's logo was created by Billy back in 2019. He also shares stories of working as a Location Manager and a Assistant Director on film sets and host and guest go down quite the philosophical worm hole at the midway point of the show. Follow Billy on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/billypeacefromtheeast/ His Design business on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/design_gemini/ https://www.designgemini.com/ And of course, don't forget to give us a follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tylergeisbasementpod/
Rozmowa z location managerem, czyli człowiekiem, który zjechał Polskę wzdłuż i wszerz w poszukiwaniu idealnych lokacji do wielu polskich filmów i seriali. Michał opowiedział nam o wyzwaniach swojej pracy i jej charakterze oraz podzielił się kilkoma ciekawymi anegdotami. "Zimna Wojna", "Kruk. Szepty słychać po zmroku" czy "Otwórz oczy" to tylko kilka tytułów z jego portfolio. Być może ten odcinek zmieni sposób w jaki oglądacie filmy... ;)
Avoid costly, embarrassing production shut downs! Kwame Amoaku, Director of The Chicago Film office, outlines the requirements for getting production permits and the general rule of thumb for filming across the city so your production can run smoothly. Learn how the small but mighty Chicago Film Office partners with production teams for television shows and films like Chicago Fire and Transformers then listen as Kwame talks passionately about why it's important to bring more writing projects to Chicago and the powerful initiatives focused on making that happen.Kwame has held roles across the entire film and television production pipeline from Production Assistant and Location Manager, to Director and Actor. Hear about how he became the Director of The Chicago Film office, how he landed his first acting role and stay to hear him spit a few bars from his favorite rapper of all time.
MEDIAN was the winner of Best Cinematography at the December 2021 LGBTQ+ Film Festival. “A gay activist rallies the queer community after he and a trans activist are assaulted by a group of religious extremists.” Conversation with Bay area filmmaker Matthew Riutta on the process making this award winning short film. We also dive into Matthew's “day job” career as a Location Manager and working on films like “Fruitville Station”, “The Master”, and “Moneyball”. Subscribe to the podcast: https://twitter.com/wildsoundpod https://www.instagram.com/wildsoundpod/ https://www.facebook.com/wildsoundpod
Join Liberty Bernal as she interviews Miguel Tapia. His experience as a location manager includes the Fast & Furious movie franchise, HBO shows such as euphoria, Bad Moms and so much more. Learn about how he first started in the industry and his advice on following your dreams.
Filmmaking and real estate have two very important things in common...location, location, location...On this episode we go behind the scenes in the movie making process as we talk with verteran location manager Bruce Brownstein about his work on 'Ghostbusters: Afterlife'.In addition to some of the work he did on this film, we hear some war stories from other shoots, learn about what the job entails and so very much more...
It's no surprise that the opening movie to launch the New Zealand International Film Festival this year should be the highly-anticipated The Power of the Dog. Starring Benedict Cumberbatch and Kirsten Dunst, it won director Dame Jane Campion the coveted Best Director award at this year's Venice Festival. But films like The Power of the Dog don't happen by accident. It was shot mostly around Otago, employing hundreds of locals as crew, extras, caterers and the rest. And everyone agreed that the person who did most of the heavy lifting in making the film happen was location manager Sally Sherratt. Yadana Saw speaks to Sally from lockdown in Auckland.
"We almost went on strike two weeks ago because of unsafe work conditions." This particular weapon was supposed to be loaded with blanks, and it was supposedly triple checked" See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In this episode of The Woodsboro Podcast, Scream 2 Location Manager Tim Hillman recalls his time on the set of the movie, the inspiration of Wes Craven and how they brought Windsor College to life in the hit sequel to 'Scream'.
Connie Kennedy began her career as a Location Manager and Unit Production Manager on various feature films in Canada. She was also an Executive Producer for Profile Studios with a focus on performance capture both for features and videogames. Her credits include Van Helsing, Halo 5, Avengers: Endgame, and The Mandalorian. Kennedy currently heads the L.A. Studio for Epic Games as well as helping with the Unreal Engine Fellowship.
Alison Naifeh Dick brings 25 years of experience as a Location Professional in Oklahoma. Alison began her career in Los Angeles working for Canon Film Group and NBC Productions. She has served many roles in the industry: Location Manager, Assistant Location Manager, Location Directorial/Location Scout, and Production Coordinator. Alison's current credits include feature films; “ Stillwater”, “American Underdog: The Kurt Warner Story” and Hulu/ FX Series, “Reservation Dogs”. Additional credits include: “August Osage County” (2013), “The Veil” (2014), “Starbright” (2016) Location Management Department, “WildLife”(2016) Scout, and “I Can Only Imagine” Directors Scout/Location Scout (2016). Alison's prestigious National Commercial resume includes work with Chris Paul, Russell Westbrook, Kevin Durant, Nike, Foot Locker, Sprint, True Religion, Mountain Dew, Air Jordan/Michael Jordan, NBA, and numerous national works. Allison is a native of Oklahoma. She grew up in Enid and attended Oklahoma State University and the University of Southern California both in their Film and TV schools. Alison, welcome to Action City!
Welcome to Woodsboro! The celebrations of all things 'Scream' begin with a very special guest. Eric Klosterman was the Location Manager for 'Scream' and in this episode he explains how he went about finding all the locations that played such an important role in building the original 'Woodsboro'.
Facilitating a personalized and welcoming client connection both in-person and on the phone is CRUCIAL for getting the referrals, revenue, and participation that you desire. With over 20+ years of experience in the fitness industry and 37 successful boutique fitness studios under her supervision, Amanda Enos is here with Mike to spill all of her SECRET techniques to make your studio's sales and attendance flourish with ease. This video covers a wide range of tactics for getting your guests to say YES to your services, including: How to personalize the sales process over the phone Making guests feel welcome and comfortable the second they walk into a studio How to effectively present the pricing conversation to clients Key techniques for selling to multiple clients at once The secret to motivating clients to show up for their fitness class But that's not all. If you want a FREE strategy call with Amanda, email “FREE Strategy Call with Amanda” to lrvt@loudrumor.com.
Karl King (Location Manager) is "In The Room" with 52 Jokers Wild S3E04 Joining Garvin and me in this episode is Karl King, location manager, who has moved over from England to live in Kerry where his wife is from. Having worked on such television productions as ‘The Crown' and various feature films, he has recently sourced 42 locations for an Irish film called ‘Joyride' starring Olivia Colman. Our conversation touches on the issues arising because most film students are looking to be producers, directors and writers, forgetting there are many opportunities to move up the ladder starting from more humble but equally important roles, such as set-designer, art director, location manager, props and even the opportunities that arrive from being an extra. We really get into the business of film getting down to the nitty-gritty important bits that can help buddy enthusiasts carve a lifelong career in the film and television drama industry, enjoying the journey up to the dizzy heights of producer once you have learnt the game.
Alicia graduated Magna cum laude in Business Management from Fairleigh Dickinson University. Throughout her college years, she took on extra roles in various film productions for extra income. Upon graduation, she became a successful Certified Meeting Professional and traveled the globe organizing large-scale meetings and events for some of the world's most successful companies. In 2013, she moved to Atlanta and began the process of transitioning over into the Entertainment Industry full-time. The moment came when she was selected to be First Assistant Director in an AMAZON PRIME television series called SYN. A few months into the project, she was promoted to Production Manager. From there she affiliated herself with the Atlanta-based production company Swirl Films as a Location Manager for various projects airing on BET, LIFETIME NETWORK, WE, BOUNCE, TVONE, and more. Shortly thereafter, Alicia also began working with Crazy Legs Productions as a Location Scout for their projects airing on INVESTIGATION DISCOVERY. Recently, in 2018 she teamed up as Executive Producer with incredible Writer and Director Timothy E. Burke who is the CEO of The Bigger Picture Films. They are currently working on a slate of jaw-dropping projects including the SciFi/Adventure/Fantasy Planet X: Gold of the Gods with Co-Director Jeff Habberstad from Marvel Universe. Alicia has spent a number of years living abroad in places such as Germany, Malta, Switzerland, Italy, and the Czech Republic and speaks a total of three languages (German, Italian, and English). She is married to German corporate Controller Andreas Godmasch. FOLLOW ALICIA: IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm8 696014/ IG: @aliciagodmasch FB: @maswellfilms DON'T FORGET to LIKE COMMENT and SHARE! Follow me everywhere: @HeadshotsByPeggy
Jody Herrington, Location Manager at Skylawn Memorial Park in Oakland, CA, talks about the rise of eco-friendly options in deathcare, the importance of considering the environmental impact of funeral businesses, and how funeral homes can build valuable connections with their local communities through local product sourcing and engagement. Hosted by Justin Crowe, Founder & CEO of Parting Stone, and Alexandra Jo, Culture and Content Manager at Parting Stone. To learn more about Parting Stone and solidified remains visit https://partingstone.com/
First, we are joined by special friend of the pod (and Location Manager on The Rest Is Just Noise), Michael Pennisi, who shares some kind words about our guest this week. Then we are joined by Chris D'Ascoli, one of the stars of the forthcoming film The Rest Is Just Noise. We talk about the biggest favor in history, enjoying everything on set except for the actual work, working opposite your wife, Hawaii and doing another movie. The Rest Is Just Noise releases June 8th on Apple TV and is available for pre-order now! https://tv.apple.com/us/movie/the-rest-is-just-noise/umc.cmc.f221i3uhni804ytyh2ht1o4t http://www.therestisjustnoise.com
Join us as we sit down with the Executive Director of the Employees' Retirement System of Georgia, Jim Potvin. He will discuss plan options, PSERS, spending versus saving for retirement and so much more! He answers many of the questions that many state employees may have about their retirement plan including sharing his thoughts on the future of pensions. Jim Potvin is the Executive Director of the Employees' Retirement System of Georgia (ERSGA). He joined ERSGA in February, 2009 as the Deputy Director, after 15 years in private industry working in retirement plan administration and consulting. He was appointed as the Executive Director in February, 2012. Jim began his career as a pension administrator for Georgia-Pacific Corporation, before moving into a consulting role with Arthur Andersen LLP. He later joined Hewitt Associates, a global HR consulting firm, as the Location Manager for the RFM Pension Administration outsourcing group. At ERSGA, Jim is responsible for the administration and operations of five defined benefit plans, two life insurance plans, and three defined contribution plans covering more than 125,000 active members and 73,000 retirees. A native of Connecticut, Jim holds a B.A. in Mathematical Economics and Managerial Studies from Rice University, and an M.S. from Georgia State University. He is President of the National Association of State Retirement Administrators, and a member of the National Association of Government Defined Contribution Administrators, Inc., the National Conference of State Social Security Administrators, and the Government Finance Officers Association. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/trs-ga/message
World renowned location scout and location manager Leann Emmert reveals the secret of captivating locations that bring productions to life. The first thing that defines Films and Television shows is the location. Locations transport viewers into the storied world, setting the tone for believability, authenticity, and character impact.This episode of Fish's call sheet reveals the details behind scouting, selecting, and managing a location from concept through completion. Leann shares her unique journey and perspectives that have helped make her an industry leader. If you want to know the secrets behind The Dark Knight, Kong Skull Island, Django Unchained, Transformers, and even the upcoming Godzilla vs. Kong, you won't want to miss a moment of this episode.Follow our show at :Twitter: @FishscallsheetInstagram: @FishscallsheetFacebook: @FishscallsheetFor Michael Fishman:Instagram: @ReelMFishmanTwitter: @ReelMFishmanFacebook: @ReelMFishmanAttributions:Media provided by:Leann Emmert (Guest)Michael Fishman https://twitter.com/reelmfishman (Host)
Jody Herrington, Location Manager at Skylawn Memorial Park, shares strategies for prioritizing mental health as a death care professional. Hosted by Justin Crowe, Founder & CEO of Parting Stone, and Alexandra Jo, Culture Manager at Parting Stone. To learn more about Parting Stone and solidified remains visit https://partingstone.com/
Chelsea Graves, Location Manager with Zis-Sweeney and St. Laurent Funeral Home, part of the Dignity Memorial Family, Jerelyn Serra, Area Location Manager and Ashe Christopher, Apprentice Funeral Director, join Judy to discuss how to start the conversation about pre-planning your funeral.
EPISODE 95 - EMMA PILL - Location Manager Team Deakins sits down with Location Manager extraordinaire Emma Pill. In this episode, we learn lots about the function of the location department and the importance of their role. She tells us she sees her job as walking a tight rope between the production world and the real world and how she learned early how important it is to be honest with the owners of locations who often don’t know what the reality of having a film crew in their home or building will be like. We learn about the importance of coming up with solutions to locations with logistical problems, how she became an expert on Moroccan locations, how she deals with schedule changes, and the importance of having a signed contract for the location. She also goes into the details of being the location manager on Bourne Ultimatum, Bladerunner 2049, and 1917. A great deep dive into the role of Location Manager!
PUBLIC VERSION. Filmmaker Jeffrey A. Brown (THE BEACH HOUSE) virtually joins Adam, Joe, and Arwen to discuss his career with an emphasis on “location, location, location!” From starting out as an intern/PA right out of film school… to his 2 decades as a Location Manager on films like PIECES OF APRIL, TAXI, THE FAMILY STONE, SPIDER-MAN 3, and THE WOLF OF WALL STREET as well as on TV series' like NCIS: NEW ORLEANS, GIRLS, MASTER OF NONE, and FRINGE… to making the leap from writing and directing his own short films to his feature debut THE BEACH HOUSE (currently streaming on Shudder!)… to under the table payoffs, film school regrets, film festival memories and the kind of honesty that you listen to THE MOVIE CRYPT for… this episode is where it's at! (Get it? Locations…? “Where it's at…?” Whatever, you're not very witty either.) The boys spoil a few YORKIETHON 5 guests, Joe admits to trying to solicit Robert Evans, and Dr. Arwen sits out “Hollywood Therapy” in order to to keep walking door to door, uphill, both ways, in the goddamn snow (!) as she collects items for her amazing Silent Auction next weekend! IT'S HERE, YOU GUYS!!!! YORKIETHON 5 IS NEXT WEEKEND! Brew a bathtub full of coffee, get comfy, and don't miss a single sleepless minute of THE MOVIE CRYPT's 5th annual 48-hour LIVE marathon to benefit Save A Yorkie Rescue! The podcast event of the year starts THIS Friday (12/18) at 5pm PST and goes straight through until Sunday (12/20) at 5pm PST with tons of special guests, live comedy, live music, live script readings, live film commentaries, Arwen's Silent Auction, and so much more! It's all FREE on www.ArieScope.com! Join us for the most enjoyable two days you'll have in 2020 and help us save as many dogs as possible as we once again stay awake… so that they don't get put to sleep.
"During Star Trek, One physicist said to the other physicist 'We have a problem.' The other physicist thought about it for a second and proceeded to give instructions which might as well have been in another language, because they were speaking the language of physics." Among many other topics, Becky Brake discusses the many languages that a Location Manager can utilize in their role as the ambassador of the production company when she joins us on the backchannel where the real work gets done on set, "Locations on Two!"
I was honored to be asked to continue the discussion of film making as it relates to locations with legendary Academy Award winning cinematographer Roger Deakins on his podcast : "Team Deakins"" again looks into the complexities of locations in the scheme of production. We talk with Dodd Vickers who shares with us how to find locations, things that have to be considered for locations and working with the budget. He also talks about how he needs to get into the director’s head, how the location department are the ambassadors of the film and the importance of getting to know the location neighborhood and the people living there. We also touch on reusing locations, remembering logistics when looking for locations and the difference in locations for film and TV. And much more!!"
Michael S. Jones is a location manager and scout for Warner Brothers in Atlanta. https://www.imdb.com/name/nm3103928/ The Athens TV Virtual Speaker Series connects film and TV students in the Athens TV class at Troy Athens High School in Troy, Michigan. If you work in the creative field and would like to share your experience with students, email us at tvathens@gmail.com.
This week Mike chats to Simon Crook about his journey from on-set driver to one of the business' most in-demand international Location Managers! Simon shares how walking past a Clint Eastwood movie first gained his interest in the industry, as well as tales of Tom Cruise and what it's like to race 50 cars across the desert for Mad Max! Simon's 'book that everyone must read' - 'Close Encounters of The Third Kind' by Steven SpielbergYou can support the show by signing up for a 2 month free trial of online course database Skillshare with this link. Skillshare is a creative's dream with courses on all manner of pursuits from photography, video production, musical instrument lessons and hundreds more. If you want to start screenwriting Mike even has a top-rated course for professional scriptwriting software Final Draft!If you like the podcast, it would be awesome if you could leave a short review on Apple podcasts! It only takes 30 seconds and really helps us win over interesting guests for you to hear.Follow Mike on Instagram or Linked InFollow Red Carpet Rookies on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter or Youtube. Note: Red Carpet Rookies guests are recorded over Zoom. All efforts are made to get the best quality possible but we are victim to the connection! Links above are affiliates.
Logan (2017) – James Mangold; American Made (2017) – Doug Liman; The Astronaut Wives Club (2015) – Stephanie Savage (TV miniseries); American Horror Story: Coven (2013) – Alfonso Gomez-Rejon (TV series); Cirque du Freak: The Vampire’s Assistant (2009) – Paul Weitz;The Curious Case of Benjamin Button (2008) – David Fincher; Déjà vu (2006) – Tony Scott This episode has been re-uploaded as for some reason it would not play properly on mobile devices. Sorry for the Inconvenience. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nafco/support
Charlie Brown - Location Scout and Location Manager. Charliehas been a professional Locations Scout & Manager in the New Orleans Film Industry for over the past decade. Location scouting is a critical process in the pre-production stage of filmmaking and commercial photography where the scout searches for a suitable place or "location" to film scenes outside of the studio. Some of the notable films and shows he has worked in include: Logan (2017) – James Mangold; American Made (2017) – Doug Liman; The Astronaut Wives Club (2015) – Stephanie Savage (TV miniseries); American Horror Story: Coven (2013) – Alfonso Gomez-Rejon (TV series); Cirque du Freak: The Vampire’s Assistant (2009) – Paul Weitz;The Curious Case of Benjamin Button (2008) – David Fincher; Déjà vu (2006) – Tony Scott --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nafco/support
In today’s you have all the Nasty Gals together with the incredible Rebecca O’Brien. Rebecca is world renowned film Producer. We talk her beginnings in the industry at Edinburgh Film Festival to Channel 4 in its early days, America to setting up sixteen Films with Ken Loach and Paul Laverty to the joys of black cats. Elaine nearly got a kitten in this episode. REBECCA O'BRIEN Rebecca O’Brien began her film life working at the Edinburgh Film Festival. After a short stint in theatre admin at Riverside Studios she took a one week film production course and fell headlong into production. She worked on early Channel Four films and dramas, including “My Beautiful Laundrette” (as Location Manager) and the Michael Rosen inspired multi-cultural kids’ series “Everybody Here”. Her feature film producing debut was “Friendship’s Death” written and directed by Peter Wollen and starring Tilda Swinton and Bill Paterson. Her first film with Ken Loach was “Hidden Agenda” and since then they have made eighteen feature films together and many other documentary and short projects. In 2002 they formed Sixteen Films. Apart from the Loach/Laverty films, Rebecca also produced the “Bean” movie for Working Title, “Princesa” for Parallax Pictures, “City of Tiny Lights” for Sixteen Films and has executive produced for Camilla Bray, Ian Knox and Henrique Goldman. In 2016 she produced “Versus – the Life and Films of Ken Loach” a documentary directed by Louise Osmond. Rebecca has sat on various film industry boards including PACT, the European Film Academy, the UK Film Council and South West Screen. She is currently a board member of the British Screen Advisory Council. Rebecca makes awesome flapjacks. Website: https://www.sixteenfilms.co.uk/ Twitter: @SixteenFilms PAYPAL Paypal Link for those who can donate. A million thanks and love. Resources https://www.gofundme.com/f/black-women-in-film https://www.gofundme.com/f/bme-business-fund https://www.scottishtrans.org/support/support-groups-in-scotland/ https://www.thetrevorproject.org https://bornthisway.foundation/ https://itgetsbetter.org https://www.alerojasmine.com/ https://bespokebinny.com/ https://pelicansandparrots.com/ https://www.matuggarum.com/ https://sheniandteni.com/ https://lihabeauty.com https://ibereapparel.com/ https://blacklivesmatter.carrd.co/ https://blacklivesmatter.com/ https://m4bl.org/ https://docs.google.com/document/d/1BRlF2_zhNe86SGgHa6-VlBO-QgirITwCTugSfKie5Fs/mobilebasic https://secure.actblue.com/donate/bail_funds_george_floyd https://justiceforbreonna.org/ https://www.gofundme.com/f/i-run-with-maud https://www.anothermag.com/fashion-beauty/12570/black-british-owned-businesses-to-buy-from-now-fashion-beauty-design-lifestyle https://theeverymom.com/black-history-month-books-for-kids/ https://themadmommy.com/black-owned-etsy-shops/ Join our Zoom Coffee Morning every Friday at 11am GMT, email persistentandnasty@gmail.com WeAudition offer: For 25% off your monthly subscription quote: NASTY25 Backstage Offers: Get a free 12 months Actor Subscription: join.backstage.com/persistentnasty-uk-12m-free/ Or if you've got a project to cast, you can Post Castings for free: Apply promo code PERSISTENTANDNASTY at the checkout Persistent and Nasty is produced in association with Edinburgh based live-arts production house Civil Disobedience. Civil Disobedience is committed to creating and supporting queer work and theatre and art that addresses issues of inequality and injustice. You can find out more about the Persistent and Nasty project and all the work that Civil Disobedience do by visiting wearecivildisobedience.com. You can also find us on all the usual social media platforms. On Twitter @weareohsocivil On Instagram @wearecivildisobedience And on Facebook at Facebook. com/wearecivildisobedience
What does it take to work in the location department? Veteran location manager Mike Fantasia gives expert advice about the creative and logistical aspects of his job — like scouting, budgeting, management, collaborating with department heads, and how to interface with location owners. He also shares best practices for working your way up, including his secret criteria when hiring people for his department, and discusses what low budget projects should keep in mind to handle locations the right way. Show notes from this episode: -Mike Fantasia on IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0266887/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1 -Send us questions and comments for future episodes: callsheetpodcast@gmail.com -Follow Call Sheet on Social: @callsheetshow -Location Managers Guild International www.callsheetshow.com
The Community Connections show is hosted by Ryan Sauers. The show brings you positive stories and encouraging news from top leaders in various sectors of the community who are are interviewed. **Enjoy this show to hear exciting news and developments from our guest Sabrina Blackston,Location Manager & Funeral Director, of Eternal Hills Funeral Home & Memory Gardens.Contact info: Website= www.eternalhillsfuneralhome.com Email= Sabrina.Blackston@Dignitymemorial.com
In this episode: Pre-Covid Interview with Romeo Santiago, Location ManagerWe flashback to the Pre-Covid days and one of our vaulted episodes! We interview LA Location Manager Romeo Santiago and learn about how to best support a Location Manager, and what they need to do their best job.We also chat about the new era of film production and filming during a pandemic.SAG-AFTRA’s Unite for Strength Blames Rising Healthcare Costs for Looming Health Plan Changeshttps://variety.com/2020/film/news/sag-aftra-health-plan-changes-unite-for-strength-1234738032/BLM’s #WhatMatters2020 is a campaign aimed to maximize the impact of the BLM movement by galvanizing BLM supporters and allies to the polls in the 2020 U.S Presidential Election to build collective power and ensure candidates are held accountable for the issues that systematically and disproportionately impact Black and under-served communities across the nation.https://blacklivesmatter.com/what-matters-2020/CNN - United Shades of Americahttps://www.cnn.com/shows/united-shades-of-americaTopics:Commercial Film Production, Covid-19, Set Safety, Film Crews, Locations, Black Lives MatterGuestRomeo SantiagoLocation Managerromeoromeo@icloud.comStudioPre-Covid Interview recorded at:www.realvoicela.comEngineer: Mike DelayTake Actionwww.producershappyhour.com/take-actionPower the Pollshttps://www.powerthepolls.org/This year, we’re facing an unprecedented shortage of poll workers that could mean closed polling places and long delays. You can help make sure we have a safe, fair, efficient election for all voters.Postcards to Swing Stateshttps://postcardstoswingstates.com/Help save democracy by handwriting postcards to voters in ten critical states to increase turnout in November. We send you the postcards for free. Do The WorkEducate yourself on systemic racism, and how you play a part, and what to do about it.https://www.producershappyhour.com/do-the-workFeatured Petition:Ahmed Arberyhttps://www.change.org/p/district-attorney-tom-durden-justice-for-ahmaud-arbery-i-run-with-maud Rob Bluemke - Sound Mixer/EngineerShow Editorwww.robertbluemke.comChristopher Daniels - Creative DirectorLogo & Artwork Designwww.misterstyles.comKyle Puccia - Commercial/Theatrical Music ComposerIntro/Outro Musicwww.kylepuccia.comFollow the HostsSister Christian Insta: @sisterchristianrocksWebsite: www.sisterchristianproduces.comLawrence T. LewisInsta: @lawrenceltlProducing: www.lawrencetlewis.comVoice Over: www.voiceoflawrence.comShare Your StoryEmail: producershappyhour@gmail.com
If you could pick any actor to play Jesus who would you choose? Host Paul Cardall sits down with Jonathan Roumie (as seen on HBO’s Ballers, Chicago Med, NCIS, Castle, and more) to discuss the heart of his journey that led to the leading role in The Chosen as Jesus of Nazareth, a role often considered taboo in Hollywood. An award-winning actor, director, producer and voiceover artist, Roumie is a true representative of what it means to be “All Heart”. In representing the Son of God to audiences everywhere, Jonathan speaks on his goal to show the humanity of Jesus and his disciples. Topics explored include the importance of humility, how lives are impacted by the choices we make, and how to spread your light with others. Keep up with Jonathan’s incredible career on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. All Heart with Paul Cardall is proudly a part of the American Songwriter Podcast Network. For more information on Paul Cardall, please visit paulcardall.com and connect with him on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube.
Mark Fitzgerald has become synonymous with Boston filmmaking. You may not immediately recognize his name, but he's left his mark on The City of Boston's portrayal in movies like few people have. As Location Manager for dozens of films over the last two decades and beyond, he's worked on movies all over the country, as well as some of Boston's most iconic films. In our far reaching interview, we discuss how through his work with legendary filmmakers like Martin Scorsese, Clint Eastwood, David Mamet, and Ben Affleck, Mark has reshaped how this unique city has been brought to life on film. All this and much more, in this incredibly fascinating interview covering Mark's prolific career in the movie business.
Hollywood was completely shut down by the corona virus pandemic. Location scouting, filming and production, the whole industry came to a complete halt. What will it take to start up again? What protocols will HAVE to be in place to keep everyone safe and healthy? This week we talk to Ed Allen, Location Manager and Industry Insider about what he thinks the industry will look like when it resumes. https://www.hirschplasticsurgery.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Hollywood was completely shut down by the corona virus pandemic. Location scouting, filming and production, the whole industry came to a complete halt. What will it take to start up again? What protocols will HAVE to be in place to keep everyone safe and healthy? This week we talk to Ed Allen, Location Manager and Industry Insider about what he thinks the industry will look like when it resumes. https://www.hirschplasticsurgery.com/
German film crews will be descending on Kilkee next month to begin filming on a production for one of Germany's largest broadcsters. The title of this film translates as Clueless in Ireland, and it will begin shooting in Kilkee on July 22nd - It's being made by an Irish production company, Treehouse Media, for one of Germany's largest TV channels, ARD. The production will be COVID-19 compliant, with strict safety measures in place, and those behind it say the seaside resort was chosen for its stunning scenery and ease of access to Shannon Airport. On Thursday, Gavin spoke with Clare County Arts Officer Siobhan Mulcahy and with Paddy McCarney, who will be the film's Location Manager.
Hello and welcome to episode 9 of The Closing Credits Podcast. Today, I interviewed location manager Peter Bardsley. His lists of credits include: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1 and 2, War Horse, Rogue One, Solo: A Star Wars Story, Aladdin, and the upcoming film, Dune. In this episode, we spoke about how much behind the scenes work the locations department does, working with the art department and director to figure out the best possible location, and his journey from assistant to manager. IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm3363318/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0 To find out more information, please go to www.closingcreditspod.com Twitter and Instagram: @closingcred Please also let me know of any jobs in the film industry you'd like to know more about or who you'd like to be interviewed! Theme song by Christopher Findlaytor Logo bySteve Mehallo. Thanks for listening!
Eoin Holohan is a Location Manager in film and television and he worked on the show that has captured our hearts; 'Normal People'. Eoin joins Georgie on the podcast this week to chat about sourcing locations such as Marianne's family home and what filming at Trinity College Dublin was like. Georgie also asks Eoin about his work on films such as 'Sing Street' and 'The Lobster', why we seem to have such a fascination with visiting the places where our favourite productions were set and what he's watching at the moment.
#FilmGodsPodcast Ep46: Eugene Strange / Location Manager http://www.saltfilm.com/public/ ----more---- A who, what, why chat about the industry with Eugene Strange and all things Location Managing. ----more---- Enjoy, subscribe and share. https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-film-gods/id1500760776 ----more---- COPI: https://www.centralofficeofpublicinterest.com/aboutus Film London: http://filmlondon.org.uk/ ----more---- Big love x Isusko #podcast #filmcrew #filminterview #filmgods #filmstudent www.thetimescheduler.com
Please join us Right Now, April 27, 2020 at 11:00AM PST as Location Manager Kokayi Ampah and Actress Sharon Lawrence joins host Ron Brewington on "The Actor's Choice."
Welcome to “The Elements of Being” podcast, where I dissect and explore the minds and habits of psychologists, filmmakers, writers, and industry icons. Essentially, we learn what makes them flip the switch to achieve great feats, goals, and milestones…and a chance to geek out over the psychology behind human behavior.Today is meant for my fellow film geeks. If you have ever watched an incredible scene during your favorite movie and TV show and wondered, "how do they pull that off or how do they get access to a place like that?”, we shed a little light on the process during my interview with Stuart Berberich, a Hollywood Location Manager and Scout. We typically see the movie creation experience from the perspective of actors, actresses, and directors….my interview with Stuart brought a unique behind-the-scenes look and a different perspective into the on-screen entertainment that I admire and enjoy so much.Most likely, you've seen Stuart's professional contributions if you've seen the blockbuster movies Transformers 3 and Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight as well as the shows Sense 8 and the Patriot…especially the Patriot on Amazon…season one is brilliantly written and filmed.Here's what we discussed:-how COVID-19 affects the present and future of Hollywood-the true impact of Hollywood on the economy -the path and day-to-day of a location scout and manager for film and television-the process of aligning locations with the vision of the writers and director-the challenges of finding and securing the locations you see on screen-the evolution of Hollywood films from permanent sets to unique locations-the current trends in Hollywood***To learn more about Hollywood location manager Stuart Berberich, check out his website or say hello on Instagram!***Interested in sponsoring the podcast? Please complete our podcast sponsorship form.***If you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts/Itunes? It takes less than 60 seconds and other listeners and guests definitely appreciate them!
In This Episode…We discuss a website that has live updates on the stats of the Covid-19 spread, as well as an article by the Hollywood Reporter that claims 120,000 jobs lost since the beginning of the epidemic, and how they are working with production companies to offer 2weeks severance to displaced employees.We also discuss two petitions for Federal Aid. Once for film industry workers, and one for live event industry personnel.We also chat with NYC Location Manager and Studio Owner John Maher. He is on the front lines of holds and cancellations with both his studio and as a location scout. He also spoke with the NYC Mayor's Office about the status of issued permits.TopicsCovid-19 Pandemic, NYC Mayor's Office, Film LA, IATSE Petition, Live Events Petition, Job LossesGuest:John MaherLocation Manager & Studio Ownerjohnmaherlocations@mac.comCovid19 Stats - Live Updateshttps://ncov2019.live/dataHollywood Reporter Article:https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/behind-screen/estimated-120000-iatse-jobs-lost-pandemic-1285229Petition for Federal Funding for displaced film crew:https://actionnetwork.org/letters/tell-congress-to-include-displaced-workers-in-relief-packagePetition for Federal Aid Package for Events Industry. https://www.change.org/p/donald-j-trump-federal-aid-package-for-events-industryLinksChristopher Daniels - Artwork DesignCreative Director & Treatment Designerwww.misterstyles.comKyle Puccia - Music ComposerFilm & Theater Music Composer www.kylepuccia.comFollow The Hosts!Sister Christian KendrickInsta: @sisterchristianrocksWebsite: www.sisterchristianrocks.com Lawrence T. LewisInsta: @lawrenceltlLinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/lawrencetlewis/Producing Website: www.lawrencetlewis.comExperiential Prod Co: www.indelible-arts.comVoice Over: www.voiceoflawrence.comFollow The Show!Website: www.producdershappyhour.comInsta: @producershappyhourFacebook: www.facebook.com/groups/producershappyhour/Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/groups/13819792/Watch us on YouTubehttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCane6SJauLT2Kf9YJ2aJ6YgContact Us!We want to hear from you. Please send us your stories during this challenging time in our industry.Email: producershappyhour@gmail.comThanks for Listening!
We're live at the Arrogant Frog Bar and we are honored to be joined by Kate "kick-ass" Levinson of Levinson Locations(Levinsonlocations.com). We got a chance to speak with her about how she got her start, a day in the life of a Location Manager and what liquor she loves to hate. We were also joined by Mike Smith (He's not in the witness protection program)a Filmmaker, author, and Film Studies instructor who recently made a trilogy about life and love in Chicago. Those films are: -Cool Apocalypse -Mercury In Retrograde -Rendevous In Chicago A little, later on, we were joined by Lady K. (@lady_K) A true woman of all trades who is a filmmaker, actress, production designer, Influencer and model...basically she does whatever the f*ck she wants!
Episode 20 is here! We reached out to Sameer Al Jaberi, a natural when it comes to Media and Entertainment and Public Speaking. Through the stage fright, determination and using his first name as a hook, Sameer managed to take his first step into Public Speaking. It allowed Sameer opened up about the pressures that society puts on single people and somehow that allowed to create a speech, for which he ultimately won the Humorous Speech Award at DTAC in 2018. A man of many talents, Sameer has since transitioned into life in front of the camera, having built great rapport behind the camera with his extensive work as location manager on the film 6 Underground. Sameer has always been the one to record a moment, an event, or a memory. Reaching the camera was just as natural as drinking water. Sameer left us inspired by his charisma, eloquent speaking and infectious charm when taking us through his Journey. Jump on board and hear the story of the Biker, Photographer, Location Manager and Stand-up Comedian to be, Sameer Al Jaberi.
We meet up with Location Manager, John Panazarella, and Key Assistant Location Manager, Leslie Thorson, at the Lovell Health House from Curtis Hanson's 1997 noir masterpiece, and arguably the greatest Los Angeles film ever made, "L.A. Confidential." We're also joined by Ken Topper, whose family owns the world-renowned home, and Josh Gorrell, tour guide at the Lovel Health House and expert on its architect, Richard Neutra. Our new co-producer, Ian Rutherford, joins us for his first episode. Get information for tours at the Lovell Health House here: www.lhhtours.com
So You Wanna Make A Movie? Host Jon Summerland interviews industry professionals to reveal what it takes to make a movie. This weeks guest is Producer and Location Manager, Rick Dugdale.
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In this episode I talk with Location Manager, Caleb Duffy.I have been working with Caleb Duffy for the past 3 years on the show VEEP and The Good Place, He's a super chill guy that no matter how rearranged the schedule gets and flying minute by minute he always keeps his cool. And believe me on VEEP things changed every thirty seconds sometimes. I know how hard he worked on VEEP to get the locations every episode… some episodes as many as 20 or more.In preparing for this interview I looked him up on IMDB, which I don't think I had before, and I had no idea the resume this guys has! And actually how many people we know in common. Caleb started in the early 2000's and as assistant location manager on projects like Erin Brokovish, Traffic, Oceans'11, Terminator 3, And location manager on Superman Returns, Into the WIld, The Artist, Behind the Candelabra, Thor, and Wine Country.. He's ;location managed TV shows including Greek, True Detective, The Good Place and VEEP.
In part two of this interview with Location Manger Caleb Duffy he talks about hiking a mountain with Sean Peen, the locations of Behind the Candelabra and the Netflix movie Wine Country and much more.
In this episode I talk with Location Manager, Caleb Duffy.I have been working with Caleb Duffy for the past 3 years on the show VEEP and The Good Place, He's a super chill guy that no matter how rearranged the schedule gets and flying minute by minute he always keeps his cool. And believe me on VEEP things changed every thirty seconds sometimes. I know how hard he worked on VEEP to get the locations every episode… some episodes as many as 20 or more.In preparing for this interview I looked him up on IMDB, which I don't think I had before, and I had no idea the resume this guys has! And actually how many people we know in common. Caleb started in the early 2000's and as assistant location manager on projects like Erin Brokovish, Traffic, Oceans'11, Terminator 3, And location manager on Superman Returns, Into the WIld, The Artist, Behind the Candelabra, Thor, and Wine Country.. He's ;location managed TV shows including Greek, True Detective, The Good Place and VEEP.
In this episode I talk with Location Manager, Caleb Duffy.I have been working with Caleb Duffy for the past 3 years on the show VEEP and The Good Place, He’s a super chill guy that no matter how rearranged the schedule gets and flying minute by minute he always keeps his cool. And believe me on VEEP things changed every thirty seconds sometimes. I know how hard he worked on VEEP to get the locations every episode… some episodes as many as 20 or more.In preparing for this interview I looked him up on IMDB, which I don’t think I had before, and I had no idea the resume this guys has! And actually how many people we know in common. Caleb started in the early 2000’s and as assistant location manager on projects like Erin Brokovish, Traffic, Oceans’11, Terminator 3, And location manager on Superman Returns, Into the WIld, The Artist, Behind the Candelabra, Thor, and Wine Country.. He’s ;location managed TV shows including Greek, True Detective, The Good Place and VEEP.
U. a. mit diesen Themen:Dem Mysterium einen Ort geben - ein Gespräch mit Matthias Braun, Location Manager der erfolgreichen Streamingserie "Dark" / Ein Forschungsprojekt zur Zahlungsbereitschaft für digitaljournalistische Inhalte
In this episode we dive into the specifics and philosophy behind finding and managing locations for film and tv shows. Our guest, Nick Thomas (@imnickthomas on instagram), currently works as a Location Manager in the New Orleans market as both a scout and manager. Nick has worked on TV shows such as Cloak & Dagger, Fear the Walking Dead, Preacher and a plethora of movies of all budget sizes. Check out Nick’s website at http://www.nickthomas.co/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/go-for-production/support
Horst Pfeifer Chit Chats with Mike Haro, a Location Manager for the television and movie industry. Go behind-the-scenes of this fascinating world. Find out how Mike got started in the biz... what productions he’s worked on... which stars he’s worked with... and some of the production challenges he's faced. Questions/Comments: Contact us at chitchat@middendorfsrestaurant.com.
This month we have a BIG interview - Midge Ferguson, one of the top British location managers. You may not have heard of him, however you have all been impressed by the results of his work. Merlin, Atlantis, The Man From UNCLE and King Arthur : Legend Of The Sword. Midge was involved with all of those and many more. In fact, we recorded the interview just before Midge's latest hit series Sex Education was released on Netflix. So, if you were wondering where that very funny show was filmed, we have the answer for you. One of our regular features, the movie news, moves to this mid month slot. This month Jeff is talking about the expanding Kingsman cinematic universe and Neil has some interesting information about Paramount pictures. As for Graham, I am sure regular listeners will guess the subject of his news.
What exactly is a location Manager? What do they do anyway? Kierston and Mary jump in and figure out what the heck they do!Find out more at www.wildsound.caReach out to our hosts at @wildsoundpod
Following Dublin’s win on Sunday we have more missing persons than a 1970’s milk carton. Paddy Kavanagh is still AWOL and so is our Location Manager. You’ve heard of the Old Ronaldo and the new Ronaldo, well this week we have the Underestimated Ronaldo who sometimes turns up at UCD and calls himself Gary O’Neill. No, not THAT Gary O’Neill! The one from Kerry, where he was the only soccer player in the village. Not that there’s anything wrong with that! Luke Byrne ankled it into the ground floor studio to weigh in on the Declan Rice affair, Johnny quizzes Dinny Corcoran from Bohs on the Irn-Bru cup and when THE big question is answered we get all gastronomical about Dutch bastard cousins and pretentious pale ales before Dan’s day gets ruined when he finds an expired 'Fosters Dollar' in an old sock drawer. Oh and there’s some football in there somewhere too….
Total Transportation for Local Charities (Aired on June 9 and 10, 2018) RadioRotary interviews two employees of Total Transportation Corp., a business that goes out of its way to help local community organizations such as Rotary clubs. Vincent Marzello is the Regional Director of Operations, working out of Wappinger Falls, while MaryAnne Coe is the Location Manager in that office. Marzello and Coe describe how they loan out equipment, often with volunteer drivers (regular employees who volunteer their time), to chairitable organizations such as Pleasant Valley Rotary. The Rotary club regularly runs a “Stuff the Bus” campaign for the local food pantry, and Total Transportation provides the bus, which (festooned with a large sign) is parked in a supermarket lot until donors have filled it with food, which the bus then transmits to the food pantry. In some other recent charitable events, Total Transportation carried supplies for Puerto Rican victims of Hurricane Maria. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/radiorotary/support
Chatting With Sherri welcomes actress and dancer; Tanya Lemani! As a professional actress and dancer, she made star appearances on TV and Movies such as To Hell With Heroes with Rod Taylor, Nadga in "In the Hart of the Night" in Hart to Hart and "38-24-36" on "It Takes A Thief" with Robert Wagner and working on a promotion for Cancer Research with Gregory Peck! As well as Elvis Presley and Bob Hope Special and many more. Tanya had well known played the role as Kara in Wolf In The Fold from Star Trek! And she worked with Elvis! She was the Emmy Winning inspiration for Producer/Screenwriter Brooks Wachtel's Lady Sherlock and so much more... She worked for Production Companies as Location Manager, Production Manager, Producer, Choreographer, Writer, and Director, Associate Producer, Choreographer and more.Her work at Hyde Park Entertainment lasted for 12 years (1987 – 1999). But before working for Hyde Park, Tanya had a chance to work for numerous Production Companies. After then, she started to write and produce projects. Tanya is currently working as an Author and Screenwriter and has been hired to published books and biographies into screenplays. She also had written screenplays from her original stories and looking to submit her works to Film and TV Production Companies.
A statistic from the census has shown that those in living in a household with a single parent are three and a half times more likely to live in poverty. Despite this, single parenthood is being normalized and is even being chosen over other options like adoption. In fact, adoption is being seen a horrible thing to do! Why is that? - The CFL has announced that teams will no longer be allowed to have full contact practices as well as the addition of an extra week to the season. This is all being done in an attempt to cut down the number of concussions and exposure to potential injuries for the players. Do you think this is a good idea? Is it actually going to cut down on injuries and concussions? Guest: Bubba O'Neil, Sports Anchor at CHCH-If someone comes to your front door and asks to come into your home to shoot a movie or use it in a shoot, what should you say? Having someone pay you thousands of dollars for every day they use it, maybe a newly painted wall or two and many other things makes this sound like a deal that might be too good to be true. That begs the question, is it too good to be true? You might be suprised by the answer. Guest: Jonathan Matthews, Location Manager at the Director's Guild of Canada
Joe Pearson, MBA has a strong belief in FM education and partnerships that will allow us to face our current workplace challenges and the ever-evolving "future of work" together. As both Location Manager of the Georgia Market for EY and President of IFMA's Atlanta Chapter, Joe is leading the way with innovative education programs and opportunities to connect with our FM community. Mike Petrusky asks Joe about what makes him passionate about FM, the opportunities that come from involvement with IFMA, and the role of sociology in the workplace. We find out why Joe is a very "lucky" guy and it turns out that he gets inspired by one of Mike's favorite songs, too! Connect with Joe on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joe-pearson-7675b63/ Find Joe on Twitter & Instagram: @JoePearsonATL (https://twitter.com/JoePearsonATL & http://instagram.com/joepearsonatl Learn about the IFMA Atlanta Chapter: http://www.ifmaatlanta.org/ Hurricane Harvey Relief Links: IFMA Foundation - IFMA Employee Relief: http://ifmaoc.org/blog/hurricane-disaster-relief-for-ifma-employees-in-houston/ American Red Cross: https://www.redcross.org/donate/hurricane-harvey Samaritan's Purse: https://www.samaritanspurse.org/disaster/hurricane-harvey/ Register for IFMA's World Workplace 2017: http://worldworkplace.ifma.org/ Register for The FM Innovator Summit - Houston '17: http://events.eventzilla.net/e/the-fm-innovator-summit--houston-17-2138931005 Sign up to "Be an FM innovator!®" & get your FREE “Partnering for Excellence” E-book at http://kayrellconnections.com/
Episode 12 Michele Hall Michele Hall is an Emmy Winning natural history and underwater film producer specializing in marine wildlife and marine conservation films for TV and IMAX since 1991. She is a member of the Television Academy of Arts and Sciences and the Women Divers Hall of Fame. After nearly 2 decades as a pediatric nurse, Michele entered the field of documentary filmmaking in 1991, specializing in marine still photography and marine wildlife films. While her underwater still photos have been published internationally, the focus of her work has been working as a team with her husband, Howard, producing marine wildlife documentary films for television and theatrical release. She has produced or co-produced many television films including a National Geographic Special, two episodes of the PBS series Nature (one of which featured her and her team on-camera) and the five-hour PBS series Secrets of the Ocean Realm. These television films garnered seven Emmy Awards, and numerous other wildlife film festival awards. The Halls are perhaps best known for their underwater IMAXÒ films. In 1994 Michele was Location Manager on the first-ever underwater IMAX 3D feature, Into the Deep (which Howard directed), and in 1998 she produced the IMAX film Island of the Sharks (also directed by Howard). In 2005 Michele returned to the IMAX 3D format for the Warner Bros. / IMAX feature Deep Sea 3D. The award-winning sequel Under the Sea 3D followed in 2009. Howard and Michele have participated in other underwater IMAX productions in various capacities, including MacGillivray Freeman Films’ IMAX film Coral Reef Adventure, released in 2003. More recently she has lent her expertise as a Producer to several IMAX features as Location Manager, including MacGillivray Freeman Films Journey to the South Pacific and Humpback Whales, and National Geographic’s Ocean Giants. Michele has strived to make family-friendly films that raise awareness of and increase appreciation for the marine environment. During the past 25 years, the films she has produced have been seen by thousands of children and adults. She has received positive feedback in letters, emails and in person from many who have said that not only have her films increased their knowledge of the marine environment, but they have also been the inspiration to turn their career choices toward marine sciences and / or environmental issues. In 2003 Michele and Howard were named Divers of the Year by the Boston Sea Rovers, and in 2011 they received the same accolade at Beneath the Sea. That same year they were also inducted into the International Scuba Diving Hall of Fame. In 2004 Michele and Howard were recognized by PADI with the PADI Environmental Award. In 2013 they received the International Wildlife Film Festival’s Lifetime Achievement Award for Marine Conservation & Media. In 2015 they were recognized by the Jackson Hole Wildlife Film Festival with the Outstanding Achievement Award for Natural History Filmmaking. Michele is a member of the Television Academy of Arts and Sciences, the Women Divers Hall of Fame, and is a recipient of the Academy of Underwater Arts and Sciences NOGI Award. http://www.howardhall.com/ __ International Women in Film Podcast http://InternationalWomenInFilm.com/ To join the International Women in Film Podcast Community https://michelethetrainer.leadpages.co/podcast-iwif-1/
The HBO mini-series "The Night Of" is a near perfect use of location shooting. This week we talk to location manager Shane Haden about working with creator Steven Zaillian to create this unique portrait of New York City and the criminal justice system. Shane also brings us behind the scenes of what's involved with being a location manager, the challenges of shooting in NYC and how he got his start.
Jon and Bryan are joined by Doug Dresser who is one of the most well known Location Manager's in Hollywood. Doug tells stories about Drew Barrymore, three legged dogs, avoiding burning animal fecies in a remote location halfway around the world and how being a really bad PA got his career started. Most likely no one cried.
Ever wonder how Haven finds the beautiful locations we see in each episode? Well, it’s thanks to the hard work of the location manager. Today, Amy S. and I spoke with Andrew Sheridan before he had to head out on a visit for a potential location in Season 5B. Check it out below. Show Notes: UPDATE: […] The post Meet Haven Location Manager – Andrew Sheridan appeared first on Revisiting Haven.
Locations can be actors in and of themselves and present an entirely different set of problems to deal with. This week Brent speaks with Welton Jones, Location Manager, to find out what his job is like and how he got his start.
For the New Year, Bob & Suzanne detail how Bob went from Location Manager at Paramount and Universal to selling his first story on The Six Million Dollar Man by overcoming the age-old problem of executive nepotism and...theft. We hear about life on the set with Lee Majors, and how Bob just happened to spend a day alone with Farrah Fawcett well before she ever rached stardom on Charlie's Angels. Suzanne manages to dish a little Hollywood gossip, but admits to wearing "Farrah hair" when it was the rage!
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