Podcasts about location scout

It's Star Wars Season! To celebrate the month far, far away, we look at the 20th anniversary of Revenge of the Sith and the 10th anniversary of The Force Awakens on Enjoy Stuff.  Star Wars fans love celebrating anniversaries of the release of the movies. And this year we get two big ones: Revenge of the Sith and The Force Awakens. Let's see what we remember.    News The trailer for the season two of Wednesday with Jenna Ortega has been released We share our favorite news from Star Wars Celebration Japan   Check out our TeePublic store for some enjoyable swag and all the latest fashion trends What we're Enjoying Jay has been rewatching the ABC Marvel series Agents of SHIELD for both Location Scout and great amounts of Enjoyment. He's on season 4 and that's the best one. Shua found a sequel to a classic Michael Chrichton novel the Andromeda Strain with a new modern day threat called Andromeda: Evolution. There's a little suspension of disbelief, but it's a fun saving of the world from germs kinda story.       Sci-Fi Saturdays This week on Sci-Fi Saturdays Jay refreshes his memory for destroying fascists by watching the 2012 bizarre sci-fi movie Iron Sky. Evil humans hiding on the moon since the 40s, returning to Earth to take over the world. Read his article on RetroZap.com. And make sure to play around with the interactive map on MCULocationScout.com. Plus, you can tune in to SHIELD: Case Files where Jay and Shua talk about great stuff in the MCU. Enjoy Star Wars!  Season 5 of Enjoy Stuff premieres with a celebration of Star Wars! Twenty years ago, we went crazy all summer seeing what we thought would be the last Star Wars movie ever; Revenge of the Sith. It was an exciting year of hype, merchandise, and standing in lines. But then, we got an exciting Christmas present when a sequel to our favorite galaxy was released. The Force Awakens awakened that excitement it had been so long since we felt. More Celebrations, more hype, more merchandise, and more lines (although, much easier to navigate). Let's take a look back at two giant Star Wars films.   Check out Jay's article about Revenge of the Sith from 2005 here Where were you in 2005 and 2015? First person that emails me with the subject line, “I've got a bad feeling about this” will get a special mention on the show.  Let us know. Come talk to us in the Discord channel or send us an email to EnjoyStuff@RetroZap.com   

Send us a textJoe Packheiser - Location Scout/Location ManagerProduced By: Nicholas BrownEdited and Mixed by: Sean MillsapMusic By: Azar Rahmouni

This week we have producer Michael Justin Ricci to talk about the new short film Cabin Break. Cabn Break: A couple goes on a retreat for a little R&R only to be stalked and hunted by a community of modern anthropophagies. A choice has to be made: join them or feed them. Michael Justin Ricci is a Location Scout and Manager who is known for his work on many Feature Films and TV shows. Recent projects include 'Law & Order', 'Wu-Tang: An American Saga', and 'Dead Ringers'. He has also produced award-winning shorts and TV programs. He is from Boston and has been married to Kelsey Ricci since May of 2014. This episode is sponsored by Deadly Grounds Coffee, head over to https://deadlygroundscoffee.com/ and grab a bag if you want to support the show head over to http://tee.pub/lic/xagxfUg22qI and grab a shirt! We are part of The Dorkening Podcast Network https://www.thedorkeningpodcastnetwork.com/ Want to create live streams like this? Check out StreamYard: https://streamyard.com/pal/d/5657902597799936 Find out more at https://wicked-horror-show.pinecast.co Send us your feedback online: https://pinecast.com/feedback/wicked-horror-show/f5e183a4-5817-4526-a670-253f20f25575 This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Most theater-goers are familiar with black boxes. We're not talking about literal boxes that are black but in a way it's not totally off the mark. Walking inside a black box theater, it's pretty bare and minimal – empty space, a place for an audience to sit, and maybe a few studio lights for dramatic lighting. These spaces may not have that grand sparkling feeling when you walk into a 200+ capacity, red curtain adorned proscenium, but it serves very much the same purpose: possibility in creativity.In this location scout round table discussion we'll be spotlighting a few films that take place in these spaces. The set may not exhibit a lot of pizazz and visual stimulation, but the concepts present big ideas that add to the narrative. Here we learn that black box theaters are meant to host possibilities, fill in the holes with imagination, and let the performance do the talking.–FILMSSTILL DANCINGAlbacete, SpainDirector & Dancer: Anton Valdbauer @deepdivedancehttps://vimeo.com/613317072Snap Into It.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WnjUlViflTcDirector of Photography: Devin JamiesonChoreographed, Danced and Spoken by: Jillian MeyersComposed by: Matt CadyOUTOPIASlovenia/UKhttps://vimeo.com/624750258Inspired by director Franc Kranjc Director: Helen Rollins Writers: Adrian Romero and Helen Rollins Producers: Johnny Rollins, Peter Rollins, Adrian Romero, and Lisa Kruse Young Actor: Jack BoyleHONORABLE MENTIONS A Flower - Skyla Schreter Three on Four  (excerpt) - Marty BuhlerStanding Between Two Walls - Manizha –Become a Patreon Supporter and enjoy our exclusive resources released last summer and coming up this year. Got a question? Send us an email at frameformpodcast@gmail.com!

Die grüne Insel macht seit einigen Jahren auch auf der Leinwand eine gute Figur und wird auch von Filmemachern ob seiner grandiosen Landschaften und spektakulären Aussichten geschätzt. Doch wie kommen eigentlich die wunderbaren Flecken in Kino und Fernsehen? Wir sprechen darüber mit einer Location Scout: Naomi Liston kennt die grüne Insel und vor allem Nordirland wohl wie kaum eine andere Person. Sie ist weitgehend dafür verantwortlich, dass Nordirland in der Erfolgsserie Game of Thrones so vielfach vertreten ist. Sie erzählt, wie man die richtige Location findet und worauf man bei der Auswahl achten muss. Film Locations in IrlandDrehort Irlandhttps://www.ireland.com/de-de/things-to-do/themes/ireland-on-screen/ireland-on-screen/Quiz: Drehort Irland https://www.ireland.com/de-de/magazine/ireland-on-screen/ireland-on-screen-quiz/Ireland on Screen https://www.ireland.com/de-de/magazine/ireland-on-screen/movies-of-ireland/Star Wars in Irland https://www.ireland.com/de-de/things-to-do/themes/ireland-on-screen/star-wars-in-ireland/Game of Throneshttps://www.ireland.com/de-de/things-to-do/themes/ireland-on-screen/game-of-thrones/Reise zu Game of Thrones Drehorten https://www.ireland.com/de-de/plan-your-trip/trip-ideas/game-of-thrones/ Game of Thrones Experienceshttps://www.ireland.com/de-de/magazine/ireland-on-screen/game-of-thrones-experiences/Nordirland ist das Land von Game of Throneshttps://www.ireland.com/de-de/magazine/ireland-on-screen/game-of-thrones-locations/Videos:Drehorte in Irland https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g5NlkIyc4uMStar Wars: Die Letzten Jedi: Hinter den Kulissen https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YYFzsxfNhWwNicht so weit, weit weg...Irlands Wild Atlantic Way, Drehort von Star Wars: Die letzten Jedi https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UySfoZA5jMMVikings in Irland: Ubbe zeigt Tipps und Drehorte https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qME1cviA1eIVikings in Irland: Trovi zeigt ihre Geheimtipps https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kc_VKf0q8ZcGame of Thrones Autor George R. R. Martin besucht Winterfell in Nordirland https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yJnMBxmy4qAReiseroute zu den Drehorten von Game of Thrones https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0hUJUjYG14EGame of Thrones Drehorte und Aktivitäten in Nordirland https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MwZafSbfpqEArtemis Fowl https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5GMSCWiQOBE

Immersive Experiences often take place in non traditional cultural venues and finding a space that fits can pose a real challenge for makers and producers. In this episode we're talking to Will Ma and Andy Barnes about all things venues, from finding them to making sure they're safe and legal to host a project in. Our Guests:Will Ma is a Location Scout and Manager for Secret Cinema, Disney Star and Netflix, find him here on Linkedin Andy Barnes is a founding member of IEN and Director of Entourage, an event production Consultancy who specialises in delivering large scale ambitious projects for brands, agencies and immersive producers. Find him here on LinkedinHosted by Dr Joanna Bucknall and produced by Natalie Scott for the Immersive Experience Network's, Knowledge Bank. Funded by Arts Council England.Find us on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/immersive-experience-network/ Follow us on Instagram @immersiveexperiencenetSign up to our Mailing List https://immersiveexperience.network/sign-upThe Immersive Experience Network is made possible by the support of our industry partners. Illusion Design & Construction, Mance Communications, White Light, Unlocked Vision, Clockwork Dog, d&b audiotechnik, Scene2, Little Lion Entertainment , Entourage, and Vista Insurance. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What might the rest of us learn from someone whose job it is to observe places really closely? I met movie location scout Aaron Hurvitz at a wedding last summer and immediately thought (1) cool suit, and (2) interesting job – seems like  a curiosity enterprise to me!  Aaron's location scouting credits include Joker, West Side Story, Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny, Killers of the Flower Moon, and Maestro. He says he likes “bringing to reality what's on the page….” Indeed! Check out Aaron Hurvitz's work, including his location scouting and terrific street photography (alert viewers will enjoy Lafanda): https://aaron-hurvitz.com Theme music by Sean Balick; “Clay Pawn Shop", by Castro , via Blue Dot Sessions.

Unser drittes adventliches Filmduell bestreiten zwei Filme, die eine ganz unmittelbare Beziehung haben, denn "Schlaflos in Seattle" mit Tom Hanks und Meg Ryan zitiert an allen Ecken und Enden "Die große Liebe meines Lebens" mit Cary Grant und Deborah Kerr. Das fängt beim Empire State Building an und endet damit, dass beiden auch Weihnachten abdecken, sodass sich die zwei Liebesfilmklassiker für unsere Adventsduell angeboten haben. Was die beiden Filme sonst noch gemein haben und wie sie entstanden sind, verraten wir Euch wieder in einem Making-of von der Drehbuchentstehung bis zur Langzeitwirkung.  Und natürlich haben wir auch dieses Mal wieder jede Menge Trivia-Fakten für unsere Filmduelle herausgesucht. Wir verraten unter anderem, weshalb der Film Cary Grant das Leben gerettet hat, wer hinter "Disappointed in Denver" steckt, wo man sich auf den Platz von Tom Hanks setzen kann und fragen uns was zur Hölle Deborah Kerr im Film eigentlich dirigiert? Wenn Euch der Podcast gefallen hat, freuen wir uns natürlich sehr, wenn ihr uns abonniert, weiter empfehlt und positive Bewertungen hinterlasst. Und wenn ihr unter https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VaFjM2b1HspzfjcjeC1q unseren WhatsApp-Channel abonniert, könnt ihr in Zukunft bei der zweiten Staffel selber über den Sieger der Duelle entscheiden.   Hier zum Überblick der Ablauf mit Timecodes: Warum gerade diese beiden Filme? (0:45) Filmduell 1: Trivia Pursuit (7:03) Das Drehbuch (9:54) Filmduell 2: Location Scout (23:11) Das Casting (26:36) Filmduell 3: Sozialkunde (37:40) Der Dreh - hinter der Kamera (40:34) Filmduell 4: Fehlerquelle (48:39) Der Dreh - vor der Kamera (51:27) Filmduell 5: Popkultur (1:03:00) Filmgeschichte (1:06:20) Filmduell 6: Ansichtssache (1:19:34) Unsere Kritik (1:23:33) Filmduell 8: Quizduell (1:41:07)  

#149: As a Los Angeles-based film location scout/manager who's been in the business for nearly 30 years, Rick Schuler has found lots of streets and buildings in downtown L.A. that can look like lots of other places.Places like Chicago, San Francisco, New York, Italy and Colombia. And different time periods too — like 1960s-era L.A. (for the 2019 film "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood") and L.A. in the “near future” (for the 2013 film "Her").Schuler's other film credits include "Seven" (1995), "Mr. and Mrs. Smith" (2005), "A Star Is Born" (2018), and "Once Upon A Time In Hollywood" (2019). All of them were filmed, at least partially, in and around Los Angeles.Maybe more than other cities, Schuler says, “L.A.'s very adaptable to pass as a lot of different places."

Zum großen Staffelfinale haben sich Michael und Rüdiger zwei ihrer absoluten Lieblingsfilme herausgesucht: "Casablanca" mit Humphrey Bogart und Ingrid Bergman sowie "Jäger des verlorenen Schatzes" mit Harrison Ford, der die Indiana-Jones-Franchise startete, die gerade mit "Indiana Jones und das Rad des Schicksals" ihren Abschluss gefunden hat. Dass die beiden Filme unbestrittene Klassiker sind, die in Bestenlisten vom American Film Institute bis zur IMDb auftauchen, ist natürlich nicht die einzige Gemeinsamkeit. Angefangen beim gemeinsamen, nationalsozialistischen Feind über die Vorliebe der beiden Hauptfiguren für die Fedora bis hin zur Wiederaufnahme einer unglücklich geendeten Liebesgeschichte haben der Abenteuerstreifen und die Propaganda-Romanze erstaunlich viele Gemeinsamkeiten. Und natürlich haben wir auch dieses Mal wieder jede Menge Trivia-Fakten für unsere  Filmduelle herausgesucht. Wir verraten unter anderem wie ein Crossdresser Karen Allen die Dreharbeiten erleichterte, weshalb der Bataclan-Anschlag eine "Casablanca"-Szene auf Social Media trenden ließ, welchem Hollywood-Star Indiana Jones sein Outfit verdankt, warum Hollywood-Studios nicht mal ein gutes Drehbuch erkennen wenn man sie darauf stößt und wieso für einen verwirrten Engländer "Jäger des verlorenen Schatzes" Steven Spielbergs Waterloo ist. Wenn Euch der Podcast gefallen hat, freuen wir uns natürlich sehr, wenn ihr uns abonniert, weiter empfehlt und positive Bewertungen hinterlasst oder uns für die kommende Staffel Ideen für weitere Duelle, neue Kategorien und vielleicht Vorschläge für einen besseren Bewertungsmodus mailt an Serienweise (at) web.de. Und vielleicht auch einen Blick auf unsere Instagram-Seite werft, wo wir in Kürze auch wieder den neuen Mashup-Trailer posten werden: https://www.instagram.com/filmduelle/   Hier zum Überblick der Ablauf mit Timecodes: Warum gerade diese beiden Filme? (3:11) Filmduell 1: Trivia Pursuit (8:55) Das Drehbuch (12:45) Filmduell 2: Filmzitate (22:25) Das Casting (25:24) Filmduell 3: Location Scout (37:18) Der Dreh - hinter der Kamera (40:45) Filmduell 4: Sozialkunde (56:24) Der Dreh - vor der Kamera (1:00:31) Filmduell 5: Kassenknüller (1:16:23) Die Veröffentlichung (1:20:07) Filmduell 6: Popkultur (1:28:57) Die Langzeitwirkung (1:32:48) Filmduell 7: Ansichtssache (1:40:24) Unsere Kritik (1:44:03) Filmduell 8: Quizduell (1:56:47)  

"Batman vs. Superman". Dieses Duell konnten wir uns einfach nicht entgehen lassen. Unter den vielen Batman- und Superman-Iterationen haben sich Michael und Rüdiger natürlich die größten Klassiker herausgesucht: Tim Burtons düsterer Kassenknüller mit Michael Keaton als Dunkler Ritter und Richard Donners Geburtsstunde des Superheldenkinos mit Christopher Reeve. Ein Filmduell, das noch logischer erscheint, wenn man den neuen Kinofilm "The Flash" (üb)erlebt hat. Allerdings haben die beiden Filme auch ansonsten mehr Parallelen als man denken würde. Man könnte fast sogar sagen, dass beide an einem Punkt ihrer Entwicklung eigentlich identische Filme waren. Umso spannender ist es dieses Mal, die Drehbuchentwicklung, das Casting und den Dreh der zwei gegenüberzustellen. Dazwischen liefern wir uns natürlich wie immer unser Trivia-Duell, in dem wir unter anderem verraten wie "Superman" die "New York Daily News" aus einer Bredouille befreit hat, wie Wayne Manor zum Arkham Asylum geworden ist, warum Pauline Kael ihren Musikgeschmack überdenken sollte, weshalb Marlon Brando einen späteren Robin-Hood-Darsteller traumatisierte und welcher herausragende Serienmacher für die Verwandlung von Bruce Wayne zu Batman verantwortlich war. Wenn Euch der Podcast gefallen hat, freuen wir uns natürlich sehr, wenn ihr uns abonniert, weiter empfehlt und positive Bewertungen hinterlasst. Und vielleicht auch einen Blick auf unsere Instagram-Seite werft, wo wir in Kürze auch wieder den neuen Mashup-Trailer posten werden: https://www.instagram.com/filmduelle/   Hier zum Überblick der Ablauf mit Timecodes: Warum gerade diese beiden Filme? (3:40) Filmduell 1: Trivia Pursuit (9:02) Das Drehbuch (12:06) Filmduell 2: Location Scout (24:02) Das Casting (26:34) Filmduell 3: Filmzitate (44:12) Der Dreh - hinter der Kamera (46:18) Filmduell 4: Momentaufnahme (58:23) Der Dreh - vor der Kamera (1:02:11) Filmduell 5: Popkultur (1:11:58) Die Veröffentlichung (1:15:20) Filmduell 6: Merch Madness (1:25:58) Die Langzeitwirkung (1:28:53) Filmduell 7: Ansichtssache (1:35:34) Unsere Kritik (1:38:02) Filmduell 8: Quizduell (1:54:58)  

If you thought we were done with location scout episodes, boy you are incorrect. We still have a few in our back pocket! We're going into the deep deep forest to ground our roots in what nature has to offer in this episode. Let's be real. Dance films taking place in the woods is a hard production. Most we've personally seen or made are not the strongest works. To be honest, forest films have a lot of limitations. To feel totally immersed, you have to take your gear and crew far away from battery supply. Available light and weather is questionable. The dangers of poisonous plants, sharp objects, wildlife, and land preservation are a few other curveballs you may face if you plan to make a film in this environment.But what is it about the woods that makes it so desirable to shoot in? Is it the feeling of being wild and free? Is it the mystical wonder that creates curiosity? Or is the land a symbol of something way bigger that only history can tell.We'll be looking at 3 very different films that highlight the forest with 3 contrasting personalities. They exhibit the forest floor beyond a backdrop, but a character in the space. You definitely need to watch as you listen, or you may miss the feeling mist and fresh air against your face.–FILMSGrief (2022) - FranceDir. Max Gozy, Florence Peyrard, Bastien FicheChoreographers : Florence PeyrardOutside In (2011) - SwedenDir. Tove Skeidsvoll & Petrus SjövikChoreography and Dancing by Tove SkeidsvollThe Earth Will Come (2017) - GermanyDirection, Camera and Edit by Katelyn Stiles (US Indigenous artist “tribal citizen of the Sitka Tribe of Alaska and the Central Council of Tlingit and Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska.”)Dance by Kira KirschMusic composed and performed by Barnaby TreeMusic produced by Pebble MusicOTHER MENTIONSWalking to BirthIn Capsule (Upstate New York, USA) COLD CHAIN (FINLAND) Bonheur Dancinema 2020: Røtter Dancinema 2021: OUT OF RUIN (RI, USA)–Follow us on Instagram @frameformpod–Got a question? Send us an email! Please reach out anytime at frameformpodcast@gmail.com

Der Altersunterschied unserer beiden Filme ist dieses Mal so groß, dass wir aus Materialmangel nicht einmal einen Mash-up-Trailer basteln konnten, denn zwischen Disneys Animationsfilm "Rapunzel - Neu verföhnt" und dem Abenteuerklassiker "Die Abenteuer des Robin Hood" liegen sage und schreibe 72 Jahre. Dass wir diese beiden ausgewählt haben, ist nicht nur in der Tatsache begründet, dass die Hauptfigur in "Tangled", so der Original-Titel, nicht ganz zufällig nach Robin-Hood-Darsteller Errol Flynn benannt wurde. Wir stellen auch fest, dass die beiden Filme zu ihrer Zeit die teuersten Streifen ihrer jeweiligen Studios waren und man in vielen Figuren der Filme Pendants finden kann. Vor allen Dingen aber machen "Rapunzel" und "Die Abenteuer des Robin Hood" auch nach so langer Zeit mächtig Spaß, wie wir am Ende feststellen.  Dazwischen liefern Michael und Rüdiger sich natürlich erneut ihr Trivia-Duell, wo sie dieses Mal feststellen, dass Robin Hood ein Videospiel ihrer Kindheit und zwei der größten Blockbuster-Reihen aller Zeiten beeinflusst hat, und dass man das Schloss aus "Rapunzel - Neu verföhnt" (beinahe) in Frankreich besichtigen kann. Wenn Euch der Podcast gefallen hat, freuen wir uns natürlich sehr, wenn ihr uns abonniert, weiter empfehlt und positive Bewertungen hinterlasst. Und vielleicht auch einen Blick auf unsere Instagram-Seite werft, wo wir (normalerweise) auch immer den Mashup-Trailer posten: https://www.instagram.com/filmduelle/   Hier zum Überblick der Ablauf mit Timecodes: Warum gerade diese beiden Filme? (2:59) Filmduell 1: Trivia Pursuit (10:00) Das Drehbuch (13:40) Filmduell 2: Location Scout (27:33) Das Casting (30:36) Filmduell 3: Momentaufnahme (43:19) Der Dreh - hinter der Kamera (46:22) Filmduell 4: Filmzitate (57:05) Der Dreh - vor der Kamera (1:00:11) Filmduell 5: Fehlerquelle (1:11:07) Die Veröffentlichung (1:13:36) Filmduell 6: Popkultur (1:21:05) Die Langzeitwirkung (1:24:17) Filmduell 7: Sozialkunde (1:28:40) Unsere Kritik (1:31:31) Filmduell 8: Quizduell (1:43:15)  

Nach einer kurzen, urlaubsbedingten Pause sind wir mit einem neuen Filmduell zurück und nehmen uns dieses Mal zwei absolute Klassiker des Krimi-Genres vor. Auf der einen Seite den Großstadtwestern "Die Unbestechlichen" mit Kevin Costner und Oscar-Gewinner Sean Connery, auf der anderen Seite der Film noir "L.A. Confidential", der Russell Crowe zum Star machte und Kim Basinger den Oscar einbrachte. Zwei Filme, die nicht nur totgeglaubte Genres wiederbelebten und faszinierende Stadtporträts vom Chicago der 30er respektive Los Angeles der 50er Jahre waren, sie mischten ihrer fiktionalen Geschichte auch historische Fakten bei, die mit legendären Mafia-Paten zu tun haben. Hier Al Capone und seine rechte Hand Frank Nitti, dort Mickey Cohen und seine rechte Hand Johnny Stompanato. Wie immer gehen Michael (Fachgebiet: Prohibition) und Rüdiger (Fachgebiet: Prostitution) den spannenden Entstehungsgeschichten der Filme auf die Spur, versuchen nachzuvollziehen was sich beim Dreh vor und hinter der Kamera abspielte und erklären wie die Filme damals auf Kritik und Publikum gewirkt haben und wie sie wirken wenn man sie heute noch mal schaut ("Die Unbestechlichen" streamen bei Paramount+, "L.A. Confidential" ist bei Disney+ zu sehen) Und natürlich liefern wir uns dazwischen erneut unser bekanntes Trivia-Duell,wo wir dieses Mal unter anderem klären, was aus dem Baby geworden ist, das in "Die Unbestechlichen" im Kinderwagen die Treppen runterrollte, welcher Marvel-Star in einer "L.A. Confidential"-Fortsetzung mitwirken sollte und warum wir immer wieder aufs Neueste verwundert sind, wenn wir Kevin Costner Film-Ehefrau sehen, Wenn Euch der Podcast gefallen hat, freuen wir uns natürlich sehr, wenn ihr uns abonniert, weiter empfehlt und positive Bewertungen hinterlasst. Und vielleicht auch einen Blick auf unsere Instagram-Seite werft, wo wir auch immer den Mashup-Trailer posten: https://www.instagram.com/filmduelle/   Hier zum Überblick der Ablauf mit Timecodes: Warum gerade diese beiden Filme? (3:41) Filmduell 1: Trivia Pursuit (11:13) Das Drehbuch (13:41) Filmduell 2: Location Scout (24:34) Das Casting (28:41) Filmduell 3: Momentaufnahme (40:28) Der Dreh - hinter der Kamera (42:52) Filmduell 4: Filmzitate (51:23) Der Dreh - vor der Kamera (53:32) Filmduell 5: Filmfehler (1:02:42) Die Veröffentlichung (1:05:23) Filmduell 6: Popkultur (1:10:00) Die Langzeitwirkung (1:13:05) Filmduell 7: Ansichtssache (1:19:54) Unsere Kritik (1:23:28) Filmduell 8: Quizduell (1:31:46)

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!

"Nobody puts Michael in a Corner" heißt es heute beim Filmduell während Rüdiger "The Need for Speed" fühlt, denn in dieser Woche sind zwei absolute Klassiker an der Reihe: der vielleicht erfolgreichste, sogenannte "Frauenfilm" der 80er gegen den erfolgreichsten, vermeintlichen "Männerfilm" der 80er: "Dirty Dancing" und "Top Gun". Ein Duell, bei dem gerade aufgrund dieser scheinbaren Gegensätze Gemeinsamkeiten schwer zu finden sein müssten, doch das genaue Gegenteil ist der Fall. Nicht nur haben beide einen Oscar für den besten Titelsong gewonnen und ihre männlichen Hauptdarsteller Patrick Swayze und Tom Cruise zu Weltstars gemacht. Wenn man es genau nimmt, haben beide sogar fast die gleiche Prämisse: eine unerlaubte Liebesgeschichte zwischen Schüler(in)/Lehrer(in) in einem wie auch immer gearteten sportlichen Umfeld. Doch haben die beiden Filme uns den Atem geraubt und dafür gesorgt, dass wir die Zeit unseres Lebens hatten wie die beiden Titelsongs versprechen? All das verraten wir Euch wie immer in einer intensiven Besprechung der beiden Filme von ihrer Entstehung bis zu unserer heutigen Sicht auf sie. Und natürlich liefern wir uns dazwischen erneut unser Trivia-Duell wo es dieses Mal unter anderem um eine Revolution im Heimvideomarkt geht, die besten Orte um sich in "Dirty Dancing"- und "Top Gun"-Nostalgie zu wälzen, das erschreckende Alter der Tomcat-Jets, einen Band-Auftritt, der selbst Tom Cruise beeindruckt hat und einen Filmkritiker, der beweist, dass aus einer Fliege sehr wohl ein Weltstar werden kann. Wenn Euch der Podcast gefallen hat, freuen wir uns natürlich sehr, wenn ihr uns abonniert, weiter empfehlt und positive Bewertungen hinterlasst. Und vielleicht auch einen Blick auf unsere Instagram-Seite werft, wo wir auch immer den Mashup-Trailer posten: https://www.instagram.com/filmduelle/   Hier zum Überblick der Ablauf mit Timecodes: Warum gerade diese beiden Filme? (1:00) Filmduell 1: Trivia Pursuit (6:24) Das Drehbuch (9:02) Filmduell 2: Filmzitate (17:35) Das Casting (19:57) Filmduell 3: Location Scout (33:55) Der Dreh - vor der Kamera (36:32) Filmduell 4: Sozialkunde (47:16) Der Dreh - hinter der Kamera (49:55) Filmduell 5: Merch Madness (58:42) Die Veröffentlichung (1:01:22) Filmduell 6: Popkultur (1:09:58) Die Langzeitwirkung (1:13:34) Filmduell 7: Ansichtssache (1:21:40) Unsere Kritik (1:24:53) Filmduell 8: Quizduell (1:36:39)

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.      

Continuing with the celebration of Women's History Month, co-Hosts Janine McGoldrick and Tammy Reese are joined by Katie Chambers who previews NYWIFT's upcoming  43rd Annual MUSE Awards! The Whale Location Scout Jillian Fisher chats with Giovanna Aguilar. Jillian has provided the location for films such as I'm Thinking of Ending Things (2020) and Super Dark Times (2017). To be featured on the podcast email us at communications@nywift.org. For more great content go to NYWIFT.org. Special thanks to Elspeth Collard, the creator of our podcast theme song. Social Media: NYWIFT: Twitter @NYWIFT / IG @NYWIFT / #NYWIFT Jillian: Twitter @jillifish7 / IG @jillifish7 / Tik Tok https://www.tiktok.com/@jillianfisherthefirst

Als eingefleischte Hitchcock-Fans war es für Michael und Rüdiger nur eine Frage der Zeit, bis sie sich den ersten Film des Regie-Altmeisters für ein Filmduell aussuchen. Die Wahl fiel auf "Bei Anruf Mord", nicht zuletzt weil sie das perfekte Pendant dazu hatten: "Nicht Auflegen" mit Colin Farrell. Der fast 50 Jahre jüngere Thriller von Joel Schumacher hat nicht nur ebenfalls einen mörderischen Anruf im Fokus, er gaht sogar auch noch auf eine Idee von Alfred Hitchcock zurück. Und so philosophieren die beiden über die Entstehung der Filme, die Fehlentscheidung aus einem von ihnen einen 3D-Film zu machen, Hitchcocks wegweisenden Cameo-Auftritt oder Joel Schumachers Stress mit Diamantenhändlern.  Und natürlich gibt es dazwischen auch wieder das obligatorische Trivia-Duell wo sich die beiden tief in die Recherche gestürzt haben und dabei unter anderem den unglaublichen Box-Office-Erfolg von "Bei Anruf Mord" in Neuseeland, einen Oscar-Gewinner unter dem Schneidetisch, das Bollywood-Remake eines der Filme sowie eine ungelöste Frage bei "Wer wird Millionär?" gefunden haben. Wenn Euch der Podcast gefallen hat, freuen wir uns natürlich sehr, wenn ihr uns abonniert, weiter empfehlt und positive Bewertungen hinterlasst. Und vielleicht auch einen Blick auf unsere Instagram-Seite werft, wo wir auch immer den Mashup-Trailer posten: https://www.instagram.com/filmduelle/   Hier zum Überblick der Ablauf mit Timecodes: Warum gerade diese beiden Filme? (1:00) Filmduell 1: Trivia Pursuit (5:51) Das Drehbuch (9:40) Filmduell 2: Sozialkunde (15:54) Das Casting (18:22) Filmduell 3: Location Scout (28:15) Der Dreh - vor der Kamera (31:47) Filmduell 4: Fehlerquelle (44:35) Der Dreh - hinter der Kamera (47:53) Filmduell 5: Kassenknüller (57:05) Die Veröffentlichung (1:00:23) Filmduell 6: Popkultur (1:10:26) Die Langzeitwirkung (1:13:04) Filmduell 7: Ansichtssache (1:17:33) Unsere Kritik (1:20:27) Filmduell 8: Quizduell (1:34:30)

Vor 20 Jahren wagte sich Hollywood nach zahlreichen Filmflops wieder aufs Wasser - und das gleich doppelt. Erst hisste "Fluch der Karibik" mit Johnny Depp die Piratenflagge, dann lichtete auch noch Russell Crowe den Anker und wurde zum "Master and Commander". Die Voraussetzungen der beiden Filme hätten nicht unterschiedlicher sein können: der eine basiert auf einer Themenpark-Attraktion, der andere auf Patrick O'Brians renommierten und gefeierten Historien-Romanen. Dennoch gibt es neben dem Erscheinungsjahr und der Tatsache, dass sowohl Michael als auch Rüdiger beide Filme lieben, noch viele weitere Gemeinsamkeiten - angefangen beim Wettstreit um Ankerplätze im Studio über das Nicht-Casting von Heath Ledger bis hin zum den Filmpreisverleihungen, bei denen beide gegeneinander antraten und am Ende nur das Heck von "Herr der Ringe: Die Rückkehr des Königs" sahen.  Doch neben diesen Gemeinsamkeiten haben wir natürlich auch wieder viele interessante Fakten über die beiden Filmen zusammengetragen wie etwa den berauschenden Einfluss von "Fluch der Karibik" auf Saint Vincent, Russell Crowes Twitter-Fehde mit einem "Master and Commander"-Hasser, Johnny Depps bizarre Ursprungsvision von Captain Jack Sparrow oder den Zweitjob von Captain Jack Aubreys französischem Widersacher. PS: Eine Videoversion des Mashup-Trailers findet ihr auf Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/filmduelle/   Hier zum Überblick der Ablauf mit Timecodes: Warum gerade diese beiden Filme? (1:30) Filmduell 1: Trivia Pursuit (7:13) Das Drehbuch (9:20) Filmduell 2: Zitate über den Film (17:46) Das Casting (20:31) Filmduell 3: Location Scout (31:57) Der Dreh - vor der Kamera (35:12) Filmduell 4: Sozialkunde (45:33) Der Dreh - hinter der Kamera (48:25) Filmduell 5: Merch Madness (58:30) Die Veröffentlichung (1:01:35) Filmduell 6: Popkultur (1:07:39) Die Langzeitwirkung (1:09:42) Filmduell 7: Ansichtssache (1:17:11) Unsere Kritik (1:20:12) Filmduell 8: Quizduell (1:30:54)

Did you know that the first black man to own a production company was from Chicago. My guest, actor Dave Leonard, and I take a deep dive into black excellence in media. David Leonard's career spans more than two decades in the entertainment industry. He got his early start working on several major feature films as a production assistant and transitioned into the music business working in radio and several years as a regional promotion director with Interscope/Geffen Records traveling with and promoting artists such as 50 Cent, Robin Thicke, The Pussycat Dolls, Gwen Stefani, Common, Mary J. Blige, Snoop Dogg and many more. On the film side, David has worked as an Assistant Location Manager and Location Scout for many Chicago based film/TV productions including FOX's “Empire” , “APB” and “Proven Innocent” and ABC's “Betrayal”, Showtime's “The Chi” & “Shameless”, and Amazon's “Patriot” & “Electric Dreams”. You'll also get to hear our interview with actor Isaiah Washington as he talks about his recent film, Corsicana

Axel Axe is a filmmaker from Cuba.  Currently the creative producer for the international powerhouse couple Tom and Lisa Bilyeu ( Impact Theory and Women of Impact Podcast )  In this epic episode we go on a journey of health, mind growth, Gratitude and Nutrition Filmmaking, Acting, Directing, & Communication, also, Coming to America. * Being a Location Scout and how film saved his life!  *Getting your first break in Hollywood Film School, tips for filmmakers  Self taught making content in Cuba  TIPS for a young filmmaker:  your own production company, sound, safety, craft service, equipment protection Check out Axel's HIGH LEVEL PODCAST Connect more with Axel and see his work: https://lnk.bio/axel   Consider SUPPORTING my SHOW, SUBSCRIBE to the NEWSLETTER, ENTER in the GIVEAWAYS https://www.chonacas.com/contact/ Social media links: https://twitter.com/katiechonacas' https://twitter.com/culturekidsxyz https://www.instagram.com/chonacas https://www.linkedin.com/in/katiechonacas Voiceover Reel: https://www.chonacas.com/voiceover/ https://www.chonacas.com/nft-cv/    Disclaimer: None of the information in the podcast should be considered as a financial advice. Always do your own research. Gold Tree Studios

Passend zum Valentinstag haben wir uns für das heutige Filmduell zwei Romantische Komödien herausgesucht. Zum einen den Dauerbrenner "Pretty Woman" mit Julia Roberts als Prostituierte, die ihren Traumprinzen Richard Gere findet, zum anderen den zweifachen Oscar-Gewinner "Frühstück bei Tiffany", wo der spätere "A-Team"-Anführer George Peppard sich in Audrey Hepburn verliebt, die zu Rüdigers Überraschung ebenfalls Männerdienste anbietet. Nur eine von vielen Gemeinsamkeiten - zu denen auch gehört, dass man heute ein bisschen anders auf die beiden Filme schaut. Anders ist auch die Struktur des Podcasts dieses Mal mit der wir auf ein paar Anregungen von Euch reagieren. Weil nicht alle von Euch alle Teile interessieren, haben wir zwei Rubriken mit weiteren Trivia-Duellen aufgesplittet, sodass ihr mithilfe der unten stehenden Timecodes immer zu dem springen könnt, was Euch am meisten reizt. PS: Eine Videoversion des Mashup-Trailers findet ihr auf Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/filmduelle/   Hier zum Überblick der Ablauf mit Timecodes: Warum gerade diese beiden Filme? (5:27) Filmduell 1: Trivia Pursuit (8:43) Das Drehbuch (11:46) Filmduell 2: Sozialkunde (21:23) Das Casting (23:35) Filmduell 3: Location Scout (36:10) Der Dreh - hinter der Kamera (39:14) Filmduell 4: Filmfehler (46:32) Der Dreh - vor der Kamera (48:39) Filmduell 5: Zitate über den Film (55:07) Die Veröffentlichung (56:46) Filmduell 6: Popkultur (1:02:07) Die Langzeitwirkung (1:04:00) Filmduell 7: Ansichtssache (1:08:51) Unsere Kritik (1:11:19) Filmduell 8: Quizduell (1:24:04)

Unser viertes Filmduell würde sicherlich die Zustimmung von Quentin Tarantino finden, denn beide Filme gehören zu den absoluten Lieblingen des gefeierten Regisseurs. Und auch sonst liegt es auf der Hand, warum sich Michael und Rüdiger "Speed" mit Keanu Reeves und Sandra Bullock sowie "Unstoppable" mit Denzel Washington und Chris Pine ausgesucht haben. Schließlich sind die eigentlichen Stars zwei außer Kontrolle geratene Verkehrsmittel, die man mit dem 9-Euro-Ticket nutzen könnte. Wir erklären aber nicht nur wie die Filme entstanden sind, welche Erfolge und Folgen sie hatten und wie sie sich bis heute gehalten haben. In den Filmduellen erklären wir aber auch, wo man seine alten VHS-Kassetten von "Speed" loswerden kann, warum eine Firma Komparsenrollen für "Unstoppable" verlost hat, warum Halle Berry mit ihrer Ablehnung der Bullock-Rolle einen Pyrrhus-Sieg gelandet hat und gegen welchen selbsternannten Sch....-Film "Unstoppable" an der Kinokasse verloren hat.   Hier zum Überblick der Ablauf des Podcasts mit Timecodes: Warum gerade diese beiden Filme? (4:22) Filmduell 1: Trivia Pursuit (8:08) Pre-Production und Casting (10:45) Filmduell 2: Location Scout (25:10) Der Dreh (27:48) Filmduell 3: Kassenknüller (42:37) Die Veröffentlichung (45:08) Filmduell 4: Sozialkunde (51:36) Die Langzeitwirkung (54:24) Filmduell 5: Ansichtssache (1:01:40) Unsere Kritik (1:04:30) Filmduell 6: Merch Madness (1:20:15)

Laut FSK könnten "Lethal Weapon - Zwei stahlharte Profis" mit Mel Gibson und Danny Glover sowie "Toy Story" mit Tom Hanks und Tim Allen nicht unterschiedlicher sein. Der eine erhielt eine Altersfreigabe ab 18, der andere ab 0. Dennoch haben Michael und Rüdiger die beiden Filme für ihr drittes Filmduell ausgesucht und zahlreiche Gemeinsamkeiten gefunden. Nicht nur, weil beide drei Fortsetzungen bekommen haben, sondern weil Cowboy Woody viele Gemeinsamkeiten mit Rogert Murtaugh hat und von Buzz Lightyear bzw. Martin Riggs aus seinem gewohnten Trott gerissen wird. Und noch eine Gemeinsamkeit gibt es: Michael und Rüdiger lieben beide Filme durch und durch. Entsprechend Spaß hat es ihnen auch gemacht, Trivia-Facts für die Filmduelle herauszusuchen, die uns zum ehemaligen britischen Gesundheitsminister, dem Bruder von Tom Hanks sowie "Geliebte Aphrodite" und "The Lost Boys" führen.   Hier zum Überblick der Ablauf des Podcasts mit Timecodes: Warum gerade diese beiden Filme? (2:58) Filmduell 1: Trivia Pursuit (5:51) Pre-Production und Casting (8:43) Filmduell 2: Location Scout (26:25) Der Dreh (30:59) Filmduell 3: Kassenknüller (47:11) Die Veröffentlichung (50:45) Filmduell 4: Sozialkunde (59:01) Die Langzeitwirkung (1:02:05) Filmduell 5: Ansichtssache (1:08:01) Unsere Kritik (1:10:37) Filmduell 6: Merch Madness (1:24:48)

 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.

Ein Zeitreise-Abenteuer und eine Bodyswitch-Komödie: Zwei Filme, die auf den ersten Blick nicht viele Gemeinsamkeiten haben. Michael und Rüdiger haben dennoch die 80er-Hits "Zurück in die Zukunft" und "Big" für ihr zweites Filmduell ausgewählt und einige Parallelen entdeckt - angefangen beim Karrierestart der beiden Stars Michael J. Fox und Tom Hanks über die Skateboard-Liebe der Hauptfiguren bis hin zum gleichen Product Placement. Während sie die Entstehungsgeschichte der Hits nachzeichnen, faszinierende Casting-Alternativen wie Robert De Niro oder Jeff Goldblum vorstellen und den Erfolg der beiden Filme protokollieren, liefern sich Michael und Rüdiger erneut ein Trivia-Duell bei dem sie auf Ronald Reagan, Erwachsenenwindeln und vieles mehr stoßen. Hier zum Überblick der Ablauf des Podcasts mit Timecodes: Warum gerade diese beiden Filme? (3:28) Filmduell 1: Trivia Pursuit (8:27) Pre-Production und Casting (12:15) Filmduell 2: Location Scout (25:40) Der Dreh (29:03) Filmduell 3: Kassenknüller (39:59) Die Veröffentlichung (43:30) Filmduell 4: Sozialkunde (52:50) Die Langzeitwirkung (55:17) Filmduell 5: Ansichtssache (1:06:26) Unsere Kritik (1:09:17) Filmduell 6: Merch Madness (1:24:29)

Für ihr erstes Filmduell haben sich Michael und Rüdiger zwei Filme vorgenommen, die eine sehr enge Verbindung haben. Als Matt Damon mit "Die Bourne Identität" 2002 in die Kinos kam, war es der Versuch, einen ernsteren, ungeschönteren Konkurrenten zu James Bond zu etablieren. Dies gelang so gut, dass sich Daniel Craigs 007-Debüt "Casino Royale" vier Jahre später stark an der neuen Agenten-Konkurrenz orientierte. Aber wir zählen nicht nur Parallelen auf, wir gehen auch auf die Entstehungsgeschichte der beiden Filme ein. Welche alternativen Casting-Überlegungen gab es? Was lief während der Dreharbeiten ab? Und wie sind die Filme damals bei Publikum und Kritik angekommen? All das beantwortet dieser Podcast - und dazu liefern sich Michael und Rüdiger ein Duell mit den besten Trivia-Fakten, die sie zu den beiden Filmen gefunden haben. Wenn es Euch gefallen hat, bewertet bitte den Podcast und empfehlt ihn weiter. Wenn ihr Verbesserungsvorschläge oder Ideen für weitere Filmduelle habt: mailt uns an Serienweise (at) web.de. Und wenn ihr ein Abo da lasst, habt ihr nächste Woche bereits ein weiteres Filmduell in Eurem Podcast-Feed, das Euch Zurück in die Zukunft führt... Hier zum Überblick der Ablauf des Podcasts mit Timecodes: Warum gerade diese beiden Filme? (5:34) Filmduell 1: Trivia Pursuit (11:01) Pre-Production und Casting (14:13) Filmduell 2: Location Scout (27:59) Der Dreh (30:46) Filmduell 3: Kassenknüller (50:33) Die Veröffentlichung (53:10) Filmduell 4: Sozialkunde (1:01:08) Die Langzeitwirkung (1:03:06) Filmduell 5: Ansichtssache (1:13:50) Unsere Kritik (1:15:28) Filmduell 6: Merch Madness (1:29:55)

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.

Grab your boots and your toque - we're going on another location scouting adventure and this time our destinations are snowy! Highlighting a few selections, we discuss possible themes, trends, and significance of cold places in their many manifestations. We reflect how snowy locations symbolize hibernation, silence, cycles of life, and how each of the selected works express ideas of no place, any place, snowy places, and beyond. Highlighted in this episode:Direction(s) (2015)Dir. Ena Granulo @enakurtagicgranulo @ohnoproduction The between all things (2020)Dir. Neels Castillon@nowness @neels.castillon Glace crevasse et derive (2013)A film by Chantal Caron & Albert Girard@spiraquebecANNOUNCEMENTS:Meet the Frameform team in person and see dance on the big screen at the 6th annual Capitol Dance & Cinema Festival in Washington, DC Oct 8 2022. Schedule and details: www.capitoldcfestival.comSocial: @capitoldcfestivalCheck out the International Screendance Calendar to browse a variety of opportunities including festivals, workshops, and residencies.  This resource is updated regularly and is always open to contributors! –Got a question? Email us at frameformpodcast@gmail.com–Instagram

Anytime I location scout a property we are going to shoot at I always look out for the boobie traps that might hurt the shoot. Finding an dealing with locations can be a nightmare, especially when you have little or no budget.Today on the show I have locations guru Brian L. Tan. Brian is the founder of Wrapal.com, a site built to help filmmakers and property owner find location love. We discuss a bunch of tips and tricks to get locations on the cheap, if not for free and we go over the pitfalls that many filmmakers fall into when shooting on location.Below you'll find a great guide on how to location scout on a budget, written by Brian, as well as some genius videos they created. Enjoy and happy hunting!

We're back with our regularly scheduled programming! In today's episode, we're back on the location scouting game by taking a closer look into dance films taking place in empty swimming pools! Like our previous episode with warehouse films, deserted swimming pools have populated the screendance world with its desaturated backdrop aesthetic. Something about the hues of blue tile and barren empty sea floor sets up a new proscenium for movers to navigate through. We break down the draw to this environment and what the film is doing differently from non-pool locations. Time to make a very dry splash with this dissected roundtable.–FILMSEmpty - dir. by Gerard MonteroBarcelona, Spain@gerard_montero_Maze - dir. By Sophie LaPhaneScotland@slaplanechoreographerSink or Swim - dir. By Jaako ToivininNetherlands–Do you have an event you'd like to share on the show? Submit your event announcement here!–Got a question? Email us at frameformpodcast@gmail.com–Instagram

Lori Balton has been a location scout with over IMDB credits to her name. She's scouted locations for every type of film. From big budget action movies like Heat, Armageddon, The Dark Rises, and Godzilla: King of the Monsters. To Nic Cage classics – Face Off and City of Angels. Not to mention, recent gold man award noms, like Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, There Will be Blood, Top Gun Maverick (prediction), and the upcoming, star-studded contender Babylon. For her contributions to the profession Lori was the first location scout to join the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. Lori takes Sam through how she got started in scouting, how the profession has hanged over time, and why --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/weird-work/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/weird-work/support

On October 21, of last year, the lead news story on everyone's mind was the onset shooting of Director of Photography, Halyna Hutchins, by Alec Baldwin, on the set of the film RUST. The whole tragedy is still under investigation by the local sheriff's department in New Mexico. Joining Katrina Daniel is Carolyn Schultz, a Hollywood location scout. She has a whole new take on this tragic scenario. Follow the show: Instagram: primetimecrime_ Twitter: primetimecrime_ Please Subscribe to Prime Time Crime on Apple Podcasts Here External clip from (www.today.com/today/amp-video/mmvo133929029543) Host: Katrina Daniel Produced: Carmen Lucas Edited: Wyatt Peake In association with legalvideoconcepts.com

In this episode, we focus on Liverpudlians who are involved in TV and Film, introducing you to Tony Schumacher and Liverpool Locations. Starting with Tony who is the writer of the new BBC Drama staring Martin Freeman called The Responder which starts on 24th Jan 2022. Tony's interview is a fascinating story, he tells Mick how he suffered a breakdown and ended up living in his car after Losing his home to becoming a writer. He has now written several successful novels such as Army Of One and The Darkest Hour. The Responder on Iplayer Our next interview is with two sisters, Faye and Claire Newton who run a location scouting company and been involved in most of the major film productions in Liverpool. The girls have worked on films such as Peaky Blinders, The Kingsman and Jack Ryan. In fact they're so good at what they do, Barbara Broccoli from the Bond Franchise recently said that she used Liverpool Locations expertise to source and procure the authentic places to reflect the setting of Film Stars don't die in Liverpool. Faye and Claire are now helping others get into the industry because of a huge demand for production crew worldwide. They have developed an intense one day course to provide practical experience as a Location Scout. You can find out more about the course here: Location Assistant Course

From sleeping in a car to avoid LA traffic to traveling the world, Lori R., opens up about her 15 years of experience in the film industry and the hustle that it took to get her there.  Lori has worked on several projects including West World, Interstellar, We're the Millers, and Rush Hour 3.

Przy sesjach zdjęciowych lokalizacja jest bardzo ważna. Z moim gościem porozmawiamy sobie czym zajmuje się location scout i jak nim zostać? Kto ma większy wpływ na wybór lokacji: Klient czy fotograf? Jakie miejsca są ciężkie do fotografowania? Gdzie szukać pozwoleń na sesje np w muzeum? Jak szukać lokacji za granicą? Co zrobić jeżeli z powodu pogody musimy zmienić miejsce sesji? O najgorszej sesji w życiu, doświadczeniu przy produkcjach dla m.in. 4F w Polsce i za granicą porozmawiam z Olą Raszczuk. https://www.instagram.com/ola_raszczuk/ https://www.instagram.com/milena_bekalarska/

On our last episode of Location Scout, you voted for us to cover films that were in water locations. However, fear not if you pined for the DESERT as that's where we are headed next.For quite some time, desert locations have been making its rounds in the dance film circuit. With its empty surroundings and expansive room for birds eye drone shots, this dry landscape is a great backdrop for shape shifting patterns of movement.As we buckle up with our bottles of water for our discussion, Clare talks with dance filmmaker and educator, Scotty Hardwig, looking at his piece “Our Last Aria,” and discussing the landscape of our potential futureFEATUREDClouded (2018)Dir. Will JohnstonOur Last Aria (2017)Dir. Scotty HardwigYou Wanted Rivers (2020)Dir. by Magdalena ZielinskaAlso Mentioned:World According to Briggs Nick Johnson--Got a question? Email us at frameformpodcast@gmail.com--RixeyInstagram

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

After many months of waiting, Marvel's Black Widow movie is finally here. Whether you stream it on Disney+ or return to the movie theater, this film has been highly anticipated by fans. Jay and Josh were lucky enough to see it together during a recent outing. That outing also took them to Atlanta to scout some locations of some Marvel movies including Ant Man and Spiderman. They discuss their excursions plus some news on Superhero Suite!

On this episode we discuss filming in Sanford, a sought after destination for film, television, and commercial productions. Lindsey Sandrin, Director, Orlando Film Commission offers insight on the film permitting process and shares the film industry's economic impact to the city and our region. Alan Levi, Location Scout and Manager, with decades of experience in the industry, shares his perspective on Sanford too. https://orlando.org/l/film-orlando/

In this weeks episode of Film School Friday, Corey and Bill are talking about locations and some things to keep in mind when you start scouting.Linkshttps://www.infocuspodcast.comLooking for more episodes? Check hereGet In TouchFollow In Focus Podcast and our hosts on Instagram: @infocuspod, @austinallen, and @bill.cornelius.Media and other inquiries, please email hello@infocuspodcast.com

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)

Konrad hat die Architektur Fotografie zum Beruf gemacht. Auf Instagram postet er seine Bilder und wird unter anderem als Location Scout gebucht und geht mit Firmen Kooperationen ein. Mit über 187'000 Followern ist er einer der bekanntesten Architektur Fotografen in Berlin. Wie er dazu kam, was ein Location Scout ist und wie er sich die heutige Architektur wünschen würde, erfahren wir alles im Podcast Interview. Folge Konrad Langer auf Instagram unter @konaction. Oder besuche seine Homepage: www.konradlanger.com Falls du jetzt die kompetentesten Unternehmen, Experten und Spezialisten für dein Bauvorhaben beauftragen willst, dann gehe am besten auf meine Homepage: www.marcofehr.ch Folge mir auf Linkedin Folge mir auf Facebook Folge mir auf Instagram Für alle Bauherren, Architekten, Bauleiter und Unternehmer mit höchsten Qualitätsansprüchen gibt es die Linkedin Gruppe: Bauherren Schweiz – Bauwissen von Experten. Oder schreibe mir eine Mail an marco@marcofehr.ch

Lori Balton is a location scout for Hollywood movies and has scouted locations for Inception, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, Argo, and Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan. Some of the things we covered: What is the role of a location scout in a Hollywood film Why it’s important for them to also test out hotels and restaurants How Hollywood movies recreate scenes to add into green-screen shots Why we don’t see a lot of Africa in Hollywood films What it’s like to work with Christopher Nolan How to recognize good and bad location scouting in movies Find Lori on instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/lbalton/ Don't forget to subscribe and if you listen on apple podcasts, would be amazing if you could rate and review the show! Follow me on social: https://linktr.ee/ianagrimis

Cyndy Drue was Location Scout for "Wolf Pac" a new TV show she describes in this week's On The Record. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Location Scout Jen Farris' location credits include the TV series Lovecraft Country, American Soul, Atlanta, Genius, and Sleepy Hollow. Jen has also worked in the location department on multiple films including Just Mercy, Game Night, The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks, and the upcoming film, Dear Evan Hansen. Today, she unpacks her role as a location scout. 

Aaron Vankampen is the mastermind behind the viral Tik Tok sensation One Percent Homes, a Location Scout and former Party Promoter! Tap In!  --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tavamultimediagroup/support

Thanks for joining for episode 13 on Friday the 13th! Val Douroux is a Comedian, Location Scout, and Producer of Electric Comedy Night. She’s a first time author with her book “B*tch Need Jesus” debuting as a #1 bestseller on Amazon Kindle and she's my guest this episode! I talk about the Fresno Nightcrawlers aka the cryptid best described as a walking pair of pants. Val has got spooky stories for days! She had an experience with an insect/alien/man creature and a ghostly feeling while location scouting, as well as a woman who was a portal for spirits. Find more on thiswillscareyou.com and Instagram!

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!!"  

EPISODE 62 - DODD VICKERS - Location Scout/Location Manager 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!!

Welcome to Weird Web Radio! Happy Halloween & Blessed Samhain! This episode is a special treat for you. A double feature because fuck covid stealing our happiness. I'm giving you the Patreon Member's Bonus Audio featuring Ivo Dominguez and Ty Gowen. First up is Ivo Dominguez. Ivo was the featured guest on Episode 23 released back on August 3rd, 2018.  From Ivo's website: Ivo Domínguez, Jr. is a visionary, and a practitioner of a variety of esoteric disciplines. He has been active in Wicca and the Pagan community since 1978, has been teaching since 1982. Ivo was a founding member, and a past High Priest, of Keepers of the Holly Chalice, the first coven of the Assembly of the Sacred Wheel a Wiccan Tradition. He currently serves as one of the Elders of the Assembly of the Sacred Wheel, a Wiccan syncretic tradition that draws inspiration from Astrology, Qabala, the Western Magickal Tradition and the folk religions of Europe. His techniques and insights are rooted in a synthesis of traditional metaphysical teachings, modern science, and memories from past lives. He has taught at many gatherings, conferences, and venues across the United States and abroad. Ivo is also a professional astrologer who has studied astrology since 1980 and has been offering consultations and readings since 1988. Ivo has been published in numerous periodicals and is the author of Keys To Perception: A Practical Guide to Psychic Development, Practical Astrology for Witches and Pagans: Using the Planets and the Stars for Effective Spellwork, Rituals, and Magickal Work; Casting Sacred Space: The Core Of All Magickal Work; Spirit Speak: Knowing and Understanding Spirit Guides, Ancestors, Ghosts, Angels, and the Divine; Beneath the Skins. there are several other books in the pipeline as well. Ivo on The Web: Main Site Amazon Author Page Facebook Next up on the Bonus Halloween treat is Ty Gowen! Ty was the featured guest on Episode 37 which released on July 10th, 2019. Ty is one of the cast and crew of the Paranormal Series Haunt Me. This show is my favorite of all the available paranormal investigation shows available. Why? They are a great team, genuine people, and they use occult methods with their investigations! Ty uses Runes. We all know those are near and dear to my own heart. The Haunt Me site says Ty in The Analyst: With an audio recorder at his side and a K-2 meter at the ready, Ty focuses on grounding mysteries in an approachable way. Striving to translate the world of weird into something tangible, he travels through strange locations with his shield up and mind open. He is also listed among the crew as a Producer and Location Scout for the show. If you're really paying attention, you will notice what these two have in common! It struck me as I was doing the production for this episode that Ty and Ivo made this choice and I didn't notice until I put it all together!  Enjoy the Show! Stay Weird, my friends! Want to know what previous and future guests say in the bonus portion?! Join here! It's time to sport a new look? Hell yes! Check out the Official Weird Web Radio Store for Shirts, Hoodies, Hats, and more! Real quick! Do you want a Tarot Reading from an international award winning professional? Look no more! I'm here! Go to my site http://tarotheathen.com to reserve your reading today!   Are you dealing with Stress & Anxiety? I'm a Certified Professional Hypnotist, NLP Practitioner, and Meditation Coach with solutions to help you take back your mind! Find out more at https://althypnosis.com You can also come join the Facebook discussion group here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/weirdwebradio/ New Instagram for Weird Web Radio! Follow for unique content and videos! https://www.instagram.com/weirdwebradio/ You can make a One-Time Donation to help support the show and show some love! Is this show worth a dollar to you? How about five dollars? Help support this podcast! That gets you into the Weird Web Radio membership where the extra goodies appear! Join the membership at patreon.com/weirdwebradio or at weirdwebradio.com and click Join the Membership! SHOW NOTES: SUBSCRIBE ON iTunes, Stitcher, YouTube and Spotify! Also streaming on mobile apps for podcasts! Intro voice over by Lothar Tuppan. Outro voice over by Lonnie Scott Intro & Outro Music by Nine Inch Nails on the album ‘7’, song title ‘Ghost’, under Creative Commons License.

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The Wolfkeeper Show with David Leonard | September 29 The Wolfkeeper Show with David Leonard. Get to know more about him! David Leonard's career spans more than twenty years in the entertainment industry. He holds a Bachelor's Degree in Liberal Arts from Columbia College where he studied Business Management with a concentration in Music Business and minored in Film Production/Screenwriting. David got his early start working on several major feature films as a production assistant and transitioned into the music business working in radio and several years as a regional promotion director with Interscope/Geffen Records. On the film side, David has worked as an Assistant location Manager and Location Scout for many Chicago based film/TV productions including FOX's “Empire” , “APB” and “Proven Innocent” and ABC's “Betrayal”, Showtime's “The Chi” & “Shameless”, and Amazon's “Patriot” & “Electric Dreams”. When he's not working behind the camera, David can also be seen on screen as an actor in several commercials, independent films and television shows including NBC's “Chicago Fire”, “Chicago Med”, the aforementioned “The Chi” and FOX's upcoming drama series “Next”. Download Podbean and follow "The Wolfkeeper " and get a chance to call in!

In Salotto con Federica | Milano città discreta, piena di cortili, androni, giardini segreti che non si vedono dalla strada. Federica la conosce bene questa città, l'ha riscoperta nel tempo e, per farci ammirare tanta bellezza, ha ideato il Tour "Scopri Milano tra giardini e cortili" accedendo così a luoghi magici e ascoltando aneddoti spesso sconosciuti anche ai Milanesi.Tour Designer e Location Scout, ha pensato ad una vera experience, acquistabile su Airbnb.In un momento come questo dobbiamo valorizzare le nostre città... andiamo oltre, non fermiamoci al primo sguardo, innamoriamoci di nuovo dei nostri luoghi italiani. Questa è una experience che consiglio di fare assieme a chi si ama, per lasciarsi emozionare.

Nick is back from holidaying in Devon and despite taking two cameras didn’t take a single photo. Is it morally right to take and edit photos on your smart phone using Lightroom mobile? Kersten is now living the one car family life and the guys discuss the upcoming photo competition, how a wildlife camera trap captured a man striking poses and the best way to scout locations for photo shoots.Take part in this month’s photo competition and send in your landscape images by 16 August 2020. THIS WEEK’S LINKS: Wildlife Camera Trap Captures Man Striking a PoseLocation Scouting TipsFULL EPISODE 16 IS ALSO AVAILABLE ON: YouTube: https://youtu.be/SgTPkQOMBrQ Apple Podcasts - https://apple.co/2Y2Lmfm Spotify - https://spoti.fi/304sm2G Follow Kersten and Nick’s photo challenges on Instagram #camerashakepodcast

Toni D'Antonio | Actor - Producer - Writerhttps://www.tonidantonio.comhttps://www.shakethetreeproductions.comToni grew up in Rhode Island with her proud Italian American heritage playing a part in many facets of her life. Maintaining strong family ties, this only child has been cultivating her imagination since age 7 entertaining her family recording a fictional talk show voicingALL seven characters. Thus, her acting career is comprised of 20+ years of credits in theater, studio and independent films, television, commercials, industrials and voiceovers. This SAG/AFTRA actress has been seen commercially as the face of iShares and the US Army and has been heard as the voice of Fidelity, Crestor, Humira, Walmart, Cumberland Farms and Publix Market, to name a few. Theatrical credits include TV shows Law & Order SVU, The Blacklist, The Mysteries of Laura, Taxi Brooklyn, Blue Bloods, The Following andNurse Jackie and the feature films Nasty Baby with Kristen Wiig, Alto with Diana DeGarmo and Annabella Sciorra, Where God Left His Shoes with John Leguizamo, Riding In Cars With Boys with Drew Barrymore and Faraway Eyes with Christina Ricci, and more.Married to a restaurateur over 30 years, she is the true definition of a hyphenate and has been a creative presence in many aspects of the entertainment industry. A passion for all things creative and a career in front of and behind the camera that spans over 20 years,Toni has worked as a Producer, Writer, Director, Script Supervisor, 1st AD, 2nd AD, HMU, Production Supervisor, Production Coordinator, Casting Director, Location Scout, Script Supervisor and Production Consultant as well as an Actor. The company’s first full-length feature film, Alto, was shown at over a dozen festivals and garnered such awards as Audience Award Winner (Visionfest Domani Film Society Film Festival 2015) and Jury Award Best Women’s Feature (North Carolina Gay and Lesbian Film Festival 2015) among others. Upcoming productions include 2 features to be directed by Mark Lester (a Lou Martini, Jr. (Sopranos) feature called Honor which she will also star and the feature A Brooklyn Christmas, 7 scripted television pilots (Sober, Staff, Good Fellows, Mooch, Justin Case, and Breakhouse and Staff), 4 unscripted series (Family Lot, The B & B Diaries, Whacked!...Where Are They Now? and Justice Delayed) and 5 cooking shows. She works with all team members of Shake The Tree ... the writers on all scripts being developed, directors and editors among others to ensure the highest quality results for the success of all project. Toni continues to strive to give back by volunteering. She was a first responder after Hurricane Sandy in the Breezy Point communities; she worked tirelessly in conjunction with The Roxbury Volunteer Fire Dept. to help the community in its recovery efforts. She is a corporate sponsor of the My Destiny Foundation, Inc. helping raise awareness for early detection of breast cancer. She is also a supporter of the Limitless Child International, Semillas de Amour, the Alzheimer’s Foundation and Broadway Dreams. A proud member of NY Women in Film and Television, she has an immense respect for the collaborative process that drives her to continue discovering, learning and educating through artistic expression.

Schauspieler Alexander Schubert im BB RADIO Mitternachtstalk Er kommt aus Potsdam, absolvierte in den 80er Jahren eine Ausbildung zum Filmstuckateur bei der DEFA, war freiberuflich Filmausstatter, Location Scout und Aufnahmeleiter. Nach dem Studium an der Hochschule für Film und Fernsehen "Konrad Wolf" in Potsdam-Babelsberg spielte er in verschiedenen Film- und Fernsehproduktionen mit. Dabei wurde sein komödiantisches Talent entdeckt. Große Erfolge feierte er u.a. in der SAT.1-Sketchcomedy "Two Funny", in der RTL-Sketchcomedy "In jeder Beziehung" und in Bully Herbigs "Buddy". Seit vielen Jahren gehört er aber auch zum Team der ZDF Heute-Show. Neuestes Projekt: "Die Läusemutter" auf SAT1. Alexander erzählt aus seinem spannenden Leben und gibt und Einblicke in seinen „täglichen Wahnsinn“

As photographers, a big part of our job is location scouting. We want to have go-to spots to shoot at for our clients. Different clients will want different things so how do we figure out where and when to shoot at different places? Hear how the three photographers of Creative Banter work location scouting and hear their dos and don’ts! Show Notes: 00:20 Why we location scout and find it so important! 1:00 It’s imperative to know your actual location before shooting there. 1:18 How do we find our locations? 2:20 Heather could be a detective because of her location scouting skills! 3:49 How to make sure you aren’t on private property and trespassing - You have to have permits in certain places while other public or private places will kick you out. 9:10 Safety is important! How to make sure a place is safe and why. 9:40 Locations change based on time of day and sun angle – Heather talks about an app she uses just for this. We discuss golden hour in an urban setting versus in a nature setting and how that changes lighting. 11:11 Madeline travels all over for locations and talks about how she plans them out with her clients. 12:58 Heather gives her clients a list of locations they can choose from and talks how she does this and why. 13:55 Do you scout an actual venue location before a shoot? 14:50 How we save spots we have seen in person and don’t want to forget on our printed or digital maps with notes about why we like the location. 16:43 Back to safety – this is so important, photogs! It’s ok to say no to a location and to your client. Also, know your clients before showing up to locations alone! 19:40 Harlee expands on the importance of safety with knowing your photog if you’re a client and vice versa! 20:54 Photographers – stop asking your clients to do dangerous things in precarious locations! Communicate with your clients and make sure they are communicating with you. 22:20 Photographers asking other photographers for locations: navigating how to ask and why you should be okay with rejection. 25:37 Heather makes an important point – it’s not about this huge, grand scene. Some of the best locations are simple and as a good photographer you can make a spot look great. It’s not all about location. You can find Creative Banter Podcast here: Website - https://creativebanter.wixsite.com/podcast Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/creativebanterpodcast/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/creativebanterpodcast/

The role of a location scout is more important then you might think. This week Jarred sits down and speak with Natasje Garbers the CEO of The SET BOOK a company that goes and scouts locations for productions, etc. She shares a lot of insight into the business and many other fun stories along the way as well! Featured Guest: Natasje Garbers Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thesetbook/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_setbook/?hl=enWebsite: https://www.setbook.com.au/ Follow The Story Box on social mediaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/thestoryboxpodcast/?hl=enFacebook: @thestoryboxpodcastIf you got something out of this weeks episode please share it around and leave a rating/review! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Very exciting episode! Jamie and James talk with big time Hollywood Location Scout Mark Fitzgerald about what makes New England so special and attractive to the biggest Director and stars in Hollywood. We also talk about Star Wars Galaxys Edge in Disney World and review Zombieland starring Woody Harrelson, Jesse Eisenberg & Emma Stone

Check out Ryan on his site ryanjohnlee.com and instagram @ryanjohnlee.

In this episode we talk about all things locations with Dale Dreher (@dalerdreher on instagram) Dale is a Location Scout and Manager in the Los Angeles Studio Zone and all of Southern California. His Specialties include Union and NonUnion Location Scouting, Management, Hard to Find Locations, Houses, Offices, Buildings, Schools, Suburban or Urban Locations, Streets, Freeways, Americana and all other locations you can imagine! Dale has worked on numerous movies, tv shows and commercials. Some of the projects Dale has worked on include Bright, Grace Unplugged, East Los Angeles, Its Always Sunny in Philadelphia, 24, Curb Your Enthusiasm and countless others… Please check out Dale's website https://www.socalscout.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/go-for-production/support

Welcome to Weird Web Radio! This episode features Ty Gowen! Ty is one of the cast and crew of the Paranormal Series Haunt Me. This show is my favorite of all the avaiable paranormal investigation shows available. Why? They are a great team, genuine people, and they use occult methods with their investigations! Ty uses Runes. We all know those are near and dear to my own heart. This episode even features some information about Haunt ME that Ty says he never told anywhere else! The Haunt Me site says Ty in The Analyst: With an audio recorder at his side and a K-2 meter at the ready, Ty focuses on grounding mysteries in an approachable way. Striving to translate the world of weird into something tangible, he travels through strange locations with his shield up and mind open. He is also listed among the crew as a Producer and Location Scout for the show. You can find Ty in the following places: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/unrefined.Ty/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/unrefined_ty Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/unrefined_ty/ The Haunt Me YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/HauntMEofficial This episode was tons of fun! I hope you enjoy the jokes that come along with the serious information. We take a few minutes on the "Cow Rune" and much more for a luagh.  Want to know what Ty really thinks about Carol? You're going to have to join the Patreon membership for the bonus extended interview! Real quick! Do you want a Tarot Reading from an international award winning professional? Look no more! I'm here! Go to my site http://tarotheathen.com to reserve your reading today! You can also come join the Facebook discussion group here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/weirdwebradio/ New Instagram for Weird Web Radio! Follow for unique content and videos! https://www.instagram.com/weirdwebradio/ Is this show worth a dollar to you? How about five dollars? Help support this podcast! That gets you into the Weird Web Radio membership where the extra goodies appear! Join the membership at patreon.com/weirdwebradio or at weirdwebradio.com and click Join the Membership! SHOW NOTES:   SUBSCRIBE ON iTunes, Stitcher, and Spotify! Also streaming on mobile apps for podcasts! Intro voice over by Lothar Tuppan. Outro voice over by Lonnie Scott Intro & Outro Music by Nine Inch Nails on the album ‘7’, song title ‘Ghost’, under Creative Commons License.

Patty is a master at scouting dream locations for films like The Greatest Showman and Doctor Strange, but says she was so busy searching for others that she forgot where she was headed. In her conversation with Briana and Josh, she explains that her awakening came with six simple words from a director who asked, “When did you just give up?” That moment put Patty on a path that would eventually lead to crafting her own stories, winning a script-writing contest that allowed her to bring her story to life, and finally a premiere of that project at the Tribeca Film Festival! Sounds like a happy ending, right? Not for Patty, who says she’s just getting started, but now knows where she is going.

I met up with Mikal and we went location scouting for our movie "The Sunken Place" which is a crossover fan film between Get Out and Halloween. I think it's a really unique idea and I can't wait for you guys to see it. We will be taking you on this journey with us. We won't reveal everything but you will see a lot of the process. Big things are coming and I'm so ready for you all to see everything we do. I hope you all are having a wonderful day. Go do what you love and be happy :)

Jamie Vesay discusses the craft of being a film location scout, manager, production supervisor, and Producer, collaborating with the likes of Alexander Payne, Lady Gaga, Nickelback and Reba McEntire, as well as his views on commercial movie making, community development, and his entry into this world of the moving image.

Star Wars actor John Boyega is in the studio talking about his new film. A controversial new video work called Terror Nullius. Friday Night Lights creator is back with a brand new high school drama, and we meet Location Scouts on the set of a BBC drama.

Star Wars actor John Boyega is in the studio talking about his new film. A controversial new video work called Terror Nullius. Friday Night Lights creator is back with a brand new high school drama, and we meet Location Scouts on the set of a BBC drama.

Anytime I location scout a property we are going to shoot at I always look out for the boobie traps that might hurt the shoot. Finding an dealing with locations can be a nightmare, especially when you have little or no budget.Today on the show I have locations guru Brian L. Tan. Brian is the founder of Wrapal.com, a site built to help filmmakers and property owner find location love. We discuss a bunch of tips and tricks to get locations on the cheap, if not for free and we go over the pitfalls that many filmmakers fall into when shooting on location.Below you'll find a great guide on how to location scout on a budget, written by Brian, as well as some genius videos they created. Enjoy and happy hunting!

Where exactly do they find all those locations and arenas for your favorite fighting games, like Street Fighter and Mortal Kombat? Well, now we know! Join us this week as we have a [hilarious and interesting] talk to a location scout/interior designer for fighting games.  (Starring Bobby Hankinson - @bobbyhank) @PlayableCharacters

S8 Ep 106 - This episode focuses on exploring the Sense8 connection in a more… intimate way, but it’s the character development and the new and exciting ways the characters interact (like Sun and Lito’s shared interview!) that keep us coming back for more. Music: Evan Flury, soundcloud.com/musicman9492. Find us on Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr & Gmail at "sfincolor". Episode show notes on Facebook & Tumblr.

My friend Wanda Farr is a location scout for a dream assembly unit. She travels all over the globe looking for exotic settings to serve as the backdrop for people's dreams ...

Making a film that uses New York City? Then Nick Carr is the person to call. He's a movie location scout, specialising in the city that never sleeps. Here he talks about the challenges of his work and demystifies how us non-NYC residents might be imagining a city in our movies that is informed by it's rich film history rather than the reality of the place. Regardless, if it's needed in NYC, he will find it for your film or TV programme. More from Britflicks see www.britflicks.com Intro/Outro music:
Gaslamp Funworks by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a CC Attribution 3.0.
incompetech.com/music/royalty-fre…isrc=USUAN1100826. Permissions beyond the scope of this license are available atincompetech.com/music/royalty-free/licenses/. His website for more details is at http://www.scoutingny.com/

Laura Berning earns a living by knocking on strangers' doors and asking to peek inside. She's scouted and managed locations for major Hollywood motion pictures, including Quiz Show, Donnie Brasco, and Spider-Man 2. Generally, Laura sticks to scouting Manhattan, snapping photos and putting together location files for directors to review. Never show a director a location you don't have permission to shoot, she warns.

Click To PlayHere's our third episode!!!Although we have 4 different locations in the story of SAT, we only had to do a location scout of the Restaurant scene, as I already new which are the other three locations. So this video shows when I when with a good friend to see 4 restaurants.Next Week Episode 04: Storyboards

Click To PlayHere's the second episode!!!Next Week Episode 03: "Location Scout"