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392 - Tiffany Murray - How to Use Creative Constraints, '2 Lives in Pittsburgh', The Best Camera for Indie Filmmaking, Collaborating Without Cockiness, Chasing Virality, Systemic Shifts in Conflict Resolution, and Fostering Inclusive Environments | Indie

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In this episode, Chris and Nick talk with Director and Cinematographer Tiffany Murray about her experiences working in the film industry directing, shooting, and trying her hand at producing. They discuss her recent film, 2 Lives in Pittsburgh, and the challenges of independent filmmaking. The conversation also explores issues of inclusivity in the workplace and how to foster respectful collaboration.


We also talk about:


  • Tiffany's background and past projects, like the Southbridge podcast


  • The complexities and costs of producing a high-quality podcast 


  • The impact of social media algorithms on content success and the importance of strategic marketing


  • Technical decisions made during the production of 2 Lives in Pittsburgh.


  • Systemic issues that contribute to passive aggression and lack of agency in professional settings



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