Podcast appearances and mentions of matthew temple

The critically acclaimed horror movie Late Night With the Devil blends found-footage, mockumentary and 1970s late-night television into a movie with genuine scares. Cinematographer Matthew Temple, ACS used shaky camerawork, close-ups, and multiple video sources to add to the feeling of watching “behind the scenes” documentary found footage. Though they didn't use vintage tube cameras for the 1970's TV look, Matt and the camera operators used studio pedestal bases or a crane for the cameras. “Right from the get-go, (directors Cameron and Colin Cairnes) came at me with this word, 'verisimilitude,' which means to make something feel real.” says Matt. “And that was kind of the seed for the television show.” During the preproduction period on Late Night with the Devil, the Cairnes brothers gave Matt a lookbook that they'd created referencing documentaries from the time. Matt had honed his craft on Australian TV shows like Comedy Inc., a sketch comedy show that spoofed movies and TV shows. He learned how to deconstruct a movie and replicate a specific look. Matt used the same approach for the film and watched several late night talk shows from the 1970's to get the visual aesthetic right. As he learned and took notes, Matt made an extensive document setting out rules for the camera crew to follow to keep the look authentic. Using the studio pedestal bases and cranes were key, with Sony Venice cameras in 4K mode with Fujinon zooms. “We had three pedestal cameras. They were new Venices, but nonetheless they were on pedestals. Each operator had to do their own focus and zoom and trucking up the pedestals in shot. I was careful to hire two camera operators who really knew what they were doing with studio cameras because the last time I did that was 35 years ago.” Matt himself acted as the third camera operator. He would brief the other camera operators in preproduction, break down the scene, and map out how all the cameras would work together. It was critical that the cameras always have a logic and placement and appear to be moving together. Growing up in Australia, Matt was impressed with the Australian movie Mad Max as a teenager. After studying some photography and stage production, he got a trainee job at ABC Television in Sydney. He slowly worked his way up as an assistant, operator, Steadicam operator and DP in Australian television. Late Night with the Devil is Matt's first feature film as a cinematographer. He previously worked with directors Cameron and Colin Cairnes as a Steadicam operator on their first feature, 100 Bloody Acres. Matt thinks Australia is its own independent film and TV powerhouse because of their ability to innovate and work with very small budgets. Find Matthew Temple: https://www.matthewtemple.com.au/ Instagram @dpwolfie Late Night with the Devil is still playing in some theaters and is available on Shudder and VOD. https://www.latenightwiththedevil.movie/ Sponsored by Hot Rod Cameras www.hotrodcameras.com Sponsored by ARRI: https://www.arri.com/en The Cinematography Podcast website: www.camnoir.com Facebook: @cinepod Instagram: @thecinepod Twitter: @ShortEndz

Matt is joined by Matthew Temple and Steve Forster to chat about all things Forces of the Abyss.

Matt is joined by Matthew Temple and Steve Forster to chat about all things Forces of the Abyss.

Joining me today is filmmaker Matthew Temple, who recently directed the documentary Hardball: The Girls of Summer, which was released by Vertical entertainment last year. Matthew also runs a great podcast, has written books on creativity, and holds workshops all over the world to help empower creatives. Naturally, all of this made for a great conversation that covers everything from creative blocks and how to overcome them, to the creative journey as a whole. He also speaks to his own experience balancing creativity with work, why he left a high paying job in Hollywood to go the independent route, and much more. Links from the show: Matthew Temple - Website Matthew Temple - Production company Matthew Temple - Podcast Hardball - Movie Website For more content like this click here to sign up for my newsletter.

Are there ever any guarantees that a work of art will be completed? Or that it'll be received with critical acclaim? Or even at the very least, just perceived how you conceived it in your mind? NO! NO! NO!The whole process of creativity sometimes actually needs jumping in, without actually knowing what we're doing or jumping in a way of saying, I didn't have time to lay everything out to make sure that I survive. But I have to go anyway, and do it and take the risk of failure. Welcome to the podcast, tapping creativity with myself, Matthew Temple. And each week, we're going to dive into questions and issues and inspiration around creativity and the creative process.Written and Produced by Matthew C. TempleEdited by Tyen MusaOriginal Theme Music by Adrian Lee

Season 4 Ep 29, We chat with Olympian and two time Olympic medallist Aussie Speed machine and NY Breaker, Matt Temple. In This Podcast we discuss his time over in Italy so far competing in Season 3 of the ISL with his team the NY Breakers, and how much Europe are loving the mullet. We also get into making his first Olympic team and how special that was with his teammate and fellow Olympic medallist Brendon Smith. We go through his experience in Tokyo and how much he loved being a part of the Aussie relays being a part of two Bronze medal teams, as well as his individual events including the Men's 100 Butterfly where he finished 5th in the final. All that and a whole lot more, you won't want to miss

EPISODE OVERVIEW:So what happens when a film-maker, director, actor, screenwriter, and author meets the love of his life? Well, that would be an easy question if this was a perfect world and it happened when he was 18 and they had healthy models of what a family should be. What if the same man though was raised in a home that ended in divorce, he himself entered into a marriage that ended in divorce, and his life was filled with pain and emotional baggage?Watch or listen to this incredible episode of the Remarkable People Podcast and see how today's guest not only survived emotionally, but learned to thrive relationally from his environment, journey, and experiences in order to be teaching others how to be Building Great Relationships in their lives too. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the Matthew Temple story!GUEST BIO:Starting my career as an accidental filmmaker, I wanted to learn screenwriting, so I wrote a "practice script". That script became my first film, the award-winning "Senses of Place." I have since made nine feature films, a series, and more. I've worked with actors Carrie-Anne Moss, Zac Efron, Edi Gathegi, Melora Hardin. I worked with producers Kevin Costner, Bill Borden - Academy Award winner Francis Ford Coppola and Oscar-nominated director Mike Johnson. I've shared the screen with Josh Brolin, Neil Patrick Harris, and Naveen Andrews, among others. Last year, I released the documentary film, "Hardball: The Girls of Summer" and this year will release the psychological thriller, "Caged."FEATURED QUOTE(S):"Wherever you go, there you are. You take your baggage with you." - Matthew C. TempleEPISODE PROUDLY SPONSORED BY:Pam Heinold, Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate - Pensacola, FL | Phone 850.232.2332SHOW NOTES, LINKS, CONTACT INFO, SPECIAL OFFERS, & RESOURCES MENTIONED:Contact Matthew:Website: http://www.theloversjournal.comInstagram: journalforloversAnimal Cookies: The stop motion short film Matthew made with his daughterSpecial Offer(s):15 percent off any copies of The Lover's Journal, hardcopies or fillable PDFs. Just use the discount code, "PODCAST15" at checkout. Thanks and enjoy! Click HereFREE, one on one creativity booster or creative project launch call. Book a time with Matthew here: https://www.matthewctemple.com/book-your-training/Get a Free Setting SMART Goals for Artists and Creatives session with Matthew: https://www.matthewctemple.com/smart-goals-for-creatives-free-e-book/HOW TO SUPPORT THE REMARKABLE PEOPLE PODCAST:1. Subscribe, Rate, and Review us on YouTube and your favorite podcast playersTHE NOT-SO-FINE-PRINT DISCLAIMER:While we are very thankful for our guests, please understand that we do not necessarily endorse all the same beliefs, views, and positions that they may have. We respectfully agree to disagree in some areas and thank God for the blessing and privilege of freewill.THANKS FOR LISTENING TO THE REMARKABLE PEOPLE PODCAST!Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=NDM34NHTKACSG&source=url)

There are no guarantees that a work of art will be completed and received like you conceived it in your mind. The whole process of creativity sometimes actually needs jumping in, without actually knowing what we're doing or jumping in a way of saying, I didn't have time to lay everything out to make sure that I survive. But I have to go anyway, and do it and take the risk of failure. Welcome to the podcast, tapping creativity with myself, Matthew Temple. And each week, we're going to dive into questions and issues and inspiration around creativity and the creative process.Written and Produced by Matthew C. TempleEdited by Tyen MusaOriginal Theme Music by Adrian LeeABOUT MEI started my career as an accidental filmmaker. I wrote a “practice script,”  hoping one day I could write one that I could sell or produce. That script became my first film, “Senses of Place,” which went on to win awards on the film festival circuit and was distributed by FilmBuff. I then moved to Hollywood where I eventually made nine feature films, eight documentaries, and worked with actors Carrie-Anne Moss, Melora Hardin , Zac Efron, Edi Gathegi and Angela Sarafyan in this year's Caged, and many more. I've worked with producers Kevin Costner, Bill Borden – Academy Award winner Francis Ford Coppola and Oscar-nominated director Mike Johnson. I have even shared the screen with Josh Brolin, Neil Patrick Harris, Kane Hodder, Naveen Andrews, and many more.Last year, I released the documentary film, “Hardball: The Girls of Summer.” Currently, I live between California and East Africa, writing and developing new projects, while consulting on film and TV projects. Visit my website to see my work – or check me out on IMDb.com

Matthew Temple is one of Australia's most promising male swimmers. Only 21, he competed in the 2019 World Championships and is one of the most exciting swimmers in the country in the lead up to the Games.   Growing up in Victoria, passion and dedication drove Temple's determination to succeed in swimming. Specialising in butterfly because he wanted to be able to swim in the relays with some of his friends, he already has some of the fastest times in Australian history.   A late bloomer in the sport, Temple surprised himself by making the World Champs squad and the sixth place he achieved in the 100m butterfly means everything to him.   In this chat, Matt talks about the often unseen camaraderie in swimming, what he uses as motivation for those early morning training sessions, and plenty more.   Make sure you subscribe to the podcast, leave a rating and a comment and share it with your friends and family.   Matthew Temple's Instagram Lachlan McKirdy - @lmckirdy7 on Twitter Remember The Name socials RTN's Instagram page RTN's Twitter page   Sporting News Australia socials Subscribe to SN's YouTube Channel Catch up with Sporting News Australia on Instagram Follow @SportingNewsAU on Twitter Like Sporting News Australia on Facebook  

Tyler David leads us in the book of Matthew with a message on the “Temple To End All Temples.”

Matthew Temple is a writer, director, film maker, podcaster, has been in a band...he knows how to knit! You name a creative activity he most likely has some experience with it. In this episode, he tells us about the creative process involved in these jobs and he shares a wonderful new project he and his life partner have produced called: The Lovers Journal - a great workbook for couples. Enjoy! Please find the Lovers Journal Information along with Matthew's contact information and his movie (Hardball: The Girls of Summer) links below: http://theloversjournal.com/ http://matthewctemple.com/ https://web.facebook.com/Matthewctemple/ http://hardballfilm.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/letcreativity/message

In part 2 of our series on the COVID-19 pandemic, Carol welcomes back Matthew Temple, Senior Director of Alumni Career & Professional Development at the Kellogg School of Management and an iRelaunch Advisory Board member. Carol and Matthew talk about building and maintaining resilience when job searching in a downturn; how to best use your time while at home; tips on video interviewing and other elements of the remote job search and more.

#260: For the record, women play professional baseball! I was so excited to talk to Matthew & Jewel about their documentary - Hardball: The Girls of Summer. The film follows the top female baseball players, all members of the globally ranked US National Team, highlighting their fight for equality, recognition, and acceptance in a sport that continues to exclude women and girls. Dust off your gloves sports fans and let's support these awesome athletes! To see a video of the podcast and for more SWB, go to patreon.com/sportswithoutballs! Instagram @erinkfoley, Twitter @erinfoleycomic www.sportswithoutballs.com Give us a 5 star review on iTunes & subscribe! Please! https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/sports-without-balls/id635036320

Clarity;) the novel read by its novelist, Matthew Temple, from deadnovelist.com

Did you know that your Alumni Career Services Office might be the hidden treasure for your return to work? In this episode, Carol speaks with Matthew Temple, Director of Alumni Career & Professional Development for the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University about the resources that Alumni Career Services Offices provide for their former students. Although the benefits can vary among institutions, offerings include professional self-assessments, job search groups, webinars, workshops and so much more. Hear Matthew’s tips about how to approach reunions for maximum benefit (and comfort!) and how to reach out to your alumni association for more information.

In the first episode of our second season, Matthew Temple, Director of Alumni Career and Professional Development at the Kellogg School of Management and an iRelaunch Advisory Board member, interviews Carol Fishman Cohen about the history of iRelaunch and its Return-to-Work Conference. From its early days following the publication of the book, Back on the Career Track, iRelaunch has grown to become the leader in career reentry initiatives helping employers identify and recruit professionals looking to return to work after career breaks and helping those professionals gain the confidence and skills they need to be successful in today's workforce. Carol talks with Matthew about the value of the one-day Return-to-Work Conference as a way to bring employers and relaunchers together for inspiration, education and networking. The day is more than inspiration and motivation. Carol talks about the concrete tips and advice employers and career relaunch professionals share with relaunchers such as what to say when an interviewer asks about an employment gap. Listen to learn more.

On this episode of the Black and Gold Banneret Podcast, Jeff and Eric are back in action after Hurricane Matthew forced an unplanned week off. The guys chat about how UCF handled the storm and how it changes UCF’s football schedule (7:30), and then preview the Homecoming match-up with Temple (10:20) and take a look at the standings in The American to plot out UCF’s path to the division title (24:15). Then it’s over to the Olympic sports to check in with the new RPI standings for Volleyball (32:30), Women’s Soccer (44:35) and Men’s Soccer (54:10). Then Eric talks Jeff off the ledge about Scott Frost and the head coaching jobs that may open up this off-season (1:00:00), plus one more obligatory check-in on Big 12 expansion (1:08:30). You can subscribe to the Black and Gold Banneret podcast on iTunes, Stitcher and Google Play. You can also send questions to us on Twitter at @UCF_Banneret, and use the hashtag #BGBPodcast. Don’t forget to follow Jeff at @Jeff_Sharon and Eric at @EricLopezELO on Twitter. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

UCF Knightline Podcast with Andrew Phegley and Trace Trylko. Featuring Former Knights QB Kyle Israel. Brought to you by Andrew Phegley Photography. www.andrewphegley.smugmug.com www.ucfknightlinepodcast.com