Automovie Podcast

On this episode of Intermission by the Automovie Podcast, Chris chats to producer and CEO of Tangent Vector, JF Musial about getting into content making, the formation of /DRIVE and moving into longer films with APEX.

During this episode we talking about Chris Harris driving a McLaren P1 around Yas Marina, and JF recommends Clickspring as the somewhat different YouTube channel he loves.

You can follow JF on the following:

Twitter: @jfmusial

Instagram: @jfmusial

Or via APEX.one or tangentvector.com

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In this episode, Chris and Marty talk about the movies they show their kids, including Pixar's Cars and Disney's The Love Bug. Elsewhere, they discuss the merits of online racing and get lost in a 911 tangent.

Mark Kermode has produced a great, interesting list of car films to watch.

New on Motortrend is Hard Cell with Tom Ford, looking at all things EV. A free trial of MotorTrend TV is available.

For this episode we're looking at kids movies, with Martin talking all things Cars, while Chris revisits his very early youth watching The Love Bug.

For our online picks, Martin went with WEC 6 Hours of Silverstone 2015 - the 40-minute battle for the lead between the evil diesel Audi R18 and the righteous Porsche 919. There's a slightly pirate-y link, and an official highlights package on YouTube.

Martin recommends the Hillclimb Monsters Youtube channel as one to watch.

Chris has gone for Mclaren Tooned series 2, 50th anniversary. If, however, you love the retro VW life and fancy following a story round the world then Kombi Life is the channel for you.

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On this episode of Intermission by the Automovie Podcast, Chris chats to automotive film director, producer and cinematographer Al Clark about how he got started making films about cars, his favourite movie car and some of the lesser-known tricks of the trade in the automotive film world.

During this episode we talk about the behind the scenes film he's released about filming the Bugatti Chiron doing 0-400Km/h runs. You can watch the film here.

We also talk about the International Motor Film Awards and Al gives us exclusive news on the Driftworks film Outsiders 2!

You can follow Al on Instagram.

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In this episode, Chris and Martin argue about the relative merits of the two Italian Job movies, and discuss lots of car content on YouTube.

Tim Hutton from Private Motor Club Magazine to share some of his experiences working on the Gumball Rally. He sometimes posts photos from him time on the rally on his Instagram page too which is well worth checking out. They are also currently running an IndieGoGo crowd funding effort to support the magazine, which is well worth a few of your quid if you like beautiful, well written print magazines!

Alan Bradley from the Motoring Podcast has published a list of the Car YouTube Channels he subscribes to which is an interesting varied list. If you have any YouTube channels you think people should be watching and need a bit of love, tweet us on @automoviepod or drop us an email at [email protected] and we'll share them both online, and give you a shout out in a future episode!

Hooniverse asked What is the best opening movie scene featuring a car? A good question, especially if you try to avoid the obvious ones.

Motortrend TV are continuing to launch new shows such as Petrolhead Planet also known as, Jethro Bovingdon is a jammy git, and Dream Jobs with Sir Chris Hoy. They're also offering a free two week trial currently, so what are you waiting for?

For this episode Chris gets his skates on, mate, with The Italian Job (1969), while Marty compares it to The Italian Job (2003). The book on the making of the original Italian Job is by Matthew Field and from Porter Press.

In this week's online highlights, Marty picked the fantastic Porsche Endurance documentary while Chris chose 2019 Monaco Grand Prix Qualifying: The Inside Story From The McLaren Pit Wall as an example of the great content coming out on the official F1 YouTube channel now.

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We chat to the chief content officer, presenter and producer of The Drive, Mike Spinelli.

In the interview we talk about his fandom of the Regular Cars YouTube channel.

You can follow Mike through TheDrive and his Twitter - @mikespin.

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In this first episode of our new occasional Intermission interview series on the Automovie Podcast, Chris talks to Nürburgring YouTube icon and Rimac Automobili Digital Content Coordinator Misha Charoudin.

In the interview we talk about his crash during VLN 5 2019 and you can view his vlog on that event here .

You can follow Misha through his YouTube Channel and his Instagram @mgcharoudin.

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In this episode Marty and Chris compare two films where one inspired the other; The Gumball Rally (1976) and Gumball 3000: The Movie.

But first, we celebrate the Oscar success of Ford vs Ferrari, with insight into the VFX process and the difference between sound editing and mixing.

Motorsport.tv have released Heroes, Chris gives his opinion both on the network and Heroes.

An Eleanor hero car from Gone in 60 Seconds has been sold and already listed for sale. In researching this, Chris turned up some interesting history on Tina, the '996' Porsche that's stolen at the start of the film.

In the run up to No Time to Die a stunt car DB5 replica has been driven by some outlets, with a good writeup on Pistonheads. This reminded Marty of an old video of The Mercedes C63 AMG Experiment - /CHRIS HARRIS ON CARS.

Season 2 of Drive to Survive is being released on Netflix Feb 28th!

For this episode Marty revisits 1970's New York with The Gumball Rally (1976) while Chris goes San Francisco to Miami with Gumball 3000: The Movie.

In this week's online highlights, Marty picked a Smoking Tire podcast with Fielding Shredder while Chris nearly picked Mauro Calo driving his Nissan GT-R camera car filming a Nissan GT-R for a NIssan advert in a Nissan behind the scenes video but at the last minute he chose Porsche 911 Reimagined by Singer: Henry Catchpole’s Definitive Road Review.

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In this episode, sights are set away from Hollywood as Chris and Martin approach films not in the English language. For Martin the classic French car movie Taxi, while Chris dives into the world of Initial-D.

But first, Ford vs Ferrari is in the news yet again with BAFTA nominations for cinematography, editing and sound AND OSCAR NOMS OMG for Best Pic, Best Film Editing, Best Sound Editing and Best Sound Mixing!

F1 TV have released a new documentary series, F2: Chasing the Dream, a multi-part documentary series looking into the world of up and coming drivers in F2 (subscription only, sadly).

The original Bullitt Mustang, as driven by Steve McQueen has sold at auction for $3.4m.

For this episode's reviews, we watch a pair of non-English films. Martin revisits the French film Taxi (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0152930/) while Chris shuns the live action version of Initial-D to go with Initial-D 1st Stage from the original Anime.

In this week's online highlights, Martin picked the fantastic Harry’s Garage Porsche Carrera GT film while Chris has been so deep into all things Japanese for this episode, he had to pick this documentary from Driftworks: Outsiders.

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