Ben and Jamie get the honor of interviewing one of the most active and talented groups in the Utah Film Scene, Joel Petrie and Ryan Templeman of Parking Garage Pictures.

Founding partners of Parking Garage Pictures, Joel Petrie and Ryan Templeman, polar opposites with enough artistic similarities to create films greater than the sum of their individual parts. No end game. No mission statements. Only the dogged persistence of passionate storytellers who thrive in the turmoil of their chosen labor-- and love every minute of it.

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Ben and Jamie get the opportunity to talk with talented Andrea Peterson before the December showing of Channel 801.

Andrea considers herself more of a storyteller than anything. Whether behind the camera, in front of a computer, or acting on stage or film, her passion is the story. She got her undergraduate degree in Literature before moving on to get her Masters’ at Boston University in Broadcast Journalism. Andrea has freelanced as a video-journalist from New York to Miami, and spent time in Latin America working on mini-documentaries. While in Miami, she worked as a Producer/Shooter/Editor for a lifestyle network, Plum TV; also directing a weekly morning news show. Andrea is DoYouSee Productions where produce, shoots, and edits videos ranging from corporate, to music videos, to commercials, documentaries, and films. She has recently produced, written, directed, and edited two short films “Past a Moment” which was accepted into the Fear No Film Festival and “Sisters,” which is currently in post-production. During the summer of 2015, she directed/edited Robyn Cage’s music video, “Theatre Noir,” which earned her a nomination for Best Editing at the 2015 Utah Music Awards and most recently nominated for Best Music Video at the Macabre Faire Film Festival in New York. Currently she is working on a web series titled "You Again," in which she wrote, is acting in, and will also be editing. You can follow her at @anddpeter or her production company @Do_You_See on Twitter and Facebook at Do You See Productions.

Ben and Jamie sit down with Chris Adler before the November showing of Channel 801.

Chris is the founder of Shift Films and has been an independent filmmaker for the last five years, producing a variety of socially-conscious short films varying greatly in budget ranges and scale. He has assembled a team of fabulous filmmakers who are dedicated and passionate about making films that matter and have a positive impact on society. His focus with Shift Films is to identify and validate a business model that other independent filmmakers can mimic to help change the face of micro- budget film productions. Chris’ focus as a filmmaker is to create films that challenge the viewer to find a way to make the world a better place to live.

Channel 801 is up and running again. After a few years off and several changes to the venue we have finally found a home. Jamie and Ben interview local film producer Dezi Barr. We talk about her experience at producing, the pit falls and the triumphs. She talks her journey to becoming one of Utah's spot lighted indie producers.

Channel 801 is delighted to bring you another episode of our podcast. Ben Fuller and Jamie Maxfield get a little face to face time with Joseph Puente who had an encore showing of his short film The Story of Philip and Auggie. This was a kind of tribute showing. Joseph's beloved dog and star of The Story of Philip and Auggie past away. We get to talk with Joseph about how he got started in film, his influences, and projects he has coming up. Joseph also shares with us his insight in being a LDS film maker who is comfortable in approaching film without kid gloves on. Don't forget to check out his ebook "Movie Ratings, Mormonism and Morality".

Welcome to another fun filled episode of Channel 801 podcast. Where we interview a few of the film makers from the movie showcase we have at Brewvies in Salt Lake City Utah. On this Episode Ben Fuller and Jamie Maxfield discuss several films presented to the showcase by three of the film makers. Spanky Ward (Kassidy's Magic Show and Face to Face), Matt Shirley (Strain Z), and Sila Agavale (Hamlet, The Beginning). We also get a surprise visit from Andrew Jensen.

Channel 801 is delighted to present this episode of our podcast. Recorded at Brewvies in downtown Salt Lake City Utah. Each month we showcase local film makers project on the big screen at Brewvies. After, we interview a few of the creative people who allowed us to sow off their works. This month we are joined by Ali Barr who produced 50 Cents and Joel Petrie who produced A Unified Theory of Chaos. We talk about the film making process, the highs and lows, and what the future of their work.

Channel 801 is excited to present the first episode of the Channel 801 podcast. Recorded at Brewvies in downtown Salt Lake City Utah, We talk about several films featured in the April show and the film scene in Utah.

This episode features Barlow Elton who produced Classified Intelligence and Marion DeAngelis who produced Peake-ed Hues alone with host Jamie Maxfield and Ben Fuller.