From film school to cutting for some of the most influential and well known names in Hollywood Michelle tells us her journey and gives some invaluable tips to people that want to move up in this business. Spoiler… moving up sometimes means moving down.

Chris Fenwick – chrisfenwick.com – @chrisfenwick

Alex MacLean – @alexm13

Michelle Tesoro – @mtesorito

Michelle’s Web Site

Vincent Urban has spent years traveling the world with his best friends and shooting it in amazing ways. You really want to check out his Vimeo channel and experience a bit of their travels before you enjoy this conversation. We did.

Chris Fenwick – chrisfenwick.com – @chrisfenwick

Alex MacLean – @alexm13

Vincent Urban – @vincenturban

Some of Vincent’s Work mentioned in the show.

In Moraco – 2013

In South America – Untamed Winds

In New York – Summer 2011

and the rest of his Vimeo Channel

 

Vincent Urban has spent years traveling the world with his best friends and shooting it in amazing ways. You really want to check out his Vimeo channel and experience a bit of their travels before you enjoy this conversation. We did.

Chris Fenwick – chrisfenwick.com – @chrisfenwick

Alex MacLean – @alexm13

Vincent Urban – @vincenturban

Some of Vincent’s Work mentioned in the show.

In Moraco – 2013

In South America – Untamed Winds

In New York – Summer 2011

and the rest of his Vimeo Channel

We talk about the transition from film school to the set of a major motion picture. The guest that “got away” came back after being in Europe for 6 weeks on an interesting gig. Chris Marino, tells us all about where he’s been and what he’s been up to.

Chris Fenwick – chrisfenwick.com – @chrisfenwick

Alex MacLean – @alexm13

Chris Marino – @chrismmarino

New York City Drone Crash

Before you listen to this episode, you REALLY want to watch “The Scarecrow” on YouTube.  It is a beautiful 3:23 short film created by Moonbot Studios from Shreveport Louisiana. We sat down with Brandon Oldenburg and Limbert Fabian, the co-directors of the piece, and had a great time discussing their work.

Chris Fenwick – chrisfenwick.com – @chrisfenwick

Alex MacLean – @alexm13

Brandon Oldenburg – @Brandonbot

Limbert Fabian – @Limbert

You REALLY want to see The Scarecrow before you listen to this episode.

Moonbot Studios

Limbert’s web site

We decided to take a break from our normal interviews and do a post-mortem meltdown of the new Apple announcements that were revealed yesterday. We’ll return to our normal programming next week.

Chris Fenwick – chrisfenwick.com – @chrisfenwick

Alex MacLean – @alexm13

Topher Martini – @tophermartini

13 Days, 5 Cities, 4 Countries 2 Continents. Eric tells us of his time on the road with “Beaverton Oregon based shoe company”. We discuss the landscape of the one man band shooting market as well as dig deep into Eric’s amazing fascination with… Payphones.

Chris Fenwick – chrisfenwick.com – @chrisfenwick

Alex MacLean – @alexm13

Eric Goodfield @Eric_Goodfield

Stacy Tarver = @stacytarver (mentioned at the end of the show)

Jeff is a big thinker, he imagines big ideas and then he presents them to his clients and makes the ideas become a reality. The art of “The Pitch” is something that Jeff is uniquely qualified to talk about and ultimately, there are a few things you just sort of need to know before you go into a pitch with your potential client. We hope you enjoy this conversation as much as we enjoyed the evening we spent with Jeff Wilk of Tencue Productions in Berkeley CA.

Chris Fenwick – chrisfenwick.com – @chrisfenwick

Alex MacLean – @alexm13

Jeff Wilk @tencue

Jeff’s Company – Tencue

101 Things I Learned in Architecture School

 

For 22 years Randi had one job… for much of it she was the editor of Post Magazine. Now she is finally moving on and starting up postperspective.com, with a look at the people behind the post production industry. We sat down with her and had an amazing chat about life, work, and the state of the post industry.

Chris Fenwick – chrisfenwick.com – @chrisfenwick

Alex MacLean – @alexm13

Randi Altman @postperspective

Randi’s Site – Post Perspective

Naked filmmaking is not what you think. Mike Carroll joins us in the studio to discuss how he makes feature length independent films on a budget. We also spent a good deal of time discussing the “original naked filmmaker” Stanley Kubrick and his 1975 film “Barry Lyndon”.

Barry Lyndon

Kubrick’s Lenses

Mike’s Book

Mike’s Blog

Mike’s Blog post about his favorite film