AJ is joined by Jeff Blyth, the director of The Timekeeper! Jeff discusses his early film career working as a helicopter cinematographer, his first time working with Circle-Vision, and the development of The Timekeeper. We debunk a long standing myth, uncover previously unknown details about the cast, and learn more about the challenges of filming in 360 degrees. You won't want to miss this!

00:00 Welcome and Guest Intro

01:28 Early Filmmaking Roots

02:31 Helicopter Work on The Shining

04:29 Wonders of China for Epcot

08:40 Learning Circle-Vision Basics

13:17 Hiding the Crew in 360

17:58 Pushing Tech and Complexity

26:47 Timekeeper Development and Eisner Notes

30:26 Building Nine Eye for the Mirror

31:53 International Cuts and Missing Scenes

32:25 Japan Version Effects

34:28 International Cut Decisions

35:46 Directing Voice Talent

37:15 Nerd Vision Scrutiny

40:52 Robin Williams Myth

47:54 French Timekeeper Debate

49:38 Can Timekeeper Return

52:05 Alex Mack Adventures

55:58 Future of Circle Vision

57:11 Book Plug & Farewell

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