This is Part I of a two part episode dealing with a documentary film I personally can't wait to see. The film is called 'A Trans Story', and today I am joined by Ed and Katie of Punch Card Films! They're going to tell us more about the film and the filmmakers behind it. Take a listen.

A Trans Story @ Seed and Spark

A Trans Story Facebook

A Trans Story Instagram

Punch Card Films

Punch Card Films on Instagram

The landscape of filmmaking, especially genre filmmaking, has changed dramatically in the last 10 years. From crowd funding to Patreon, the resources for filmmakers has risen, even as actual opportunities seem to shrink. With me today to discuss is filmmaker and friend Sean Mannion or Four Mile Circus. Enjoy.

Website

4 Mile Circus

Meme

Celluloid Mirror

Patreon

I am wildly ignorant about what the hell an NFT is. However, I know a guy who knows at least a few things, so I asked Mike Perry to come on. We dive into it after discussing some potential podcast spinoffs, and then we say screw it, and just start asking about ourselves as humans.

Mike Perry Studio

Sean Dunne is a filmmaker and multidimensional artist in Brooklyn. He broke out with 2011's American Juggalo, a documentary taking an intimate look into the oft-misunderstood Juggalo culture and the people who thrive in it. Since then he has gone on to make the features Oxyana and Cam Girlz, as well as other shorts like Sweet Nothing, Black Bike Week, and Florida Man, to name a few. I've been looking forward to talking to Sean for a very long time, so please, enjoy.

https://www.veryape.tv/

http://www.veryape.tv/churchofchill

https://www.patreon.com/churchofchill

Closing Time is where the guests of Drinking with Creatives give advice to those just starting off. 

Shots! is where the guests of Drinking with Creatives tell us where they turn for inspiration.

Bartools is our chance to chat about the tools, apps, and whatever else our guest needs to remain creative and productive. 

It's almost bad comedy at this point to talk about how much we miss being amongst people. Even with the vaccine for COVID 19 in sight, the urge to be amongst the crowds is an ever present urge for many. Well, I might have a little medicine for that. Today I am talking to Liz Muller, co-founder of Pipe Dream Theater, and the director of it's musical Podcast, Three Ghosts. We'll get into what the podcast is shortly, but with a combination of great writing, direction, and music, it was a wonderful reprieve that I enjoyed very much, and I hope you will too. Take a listen.

Pipe Dream Theater Website

Three Ghosts on Apple Podcasts...

... and Spotify.

Also: Waterproof Notebooks.

Closing Time is where the guests of Drinking with Creatives give advice to those just starting off. 

Shots! is where the guests of Drinking with Creatives tell us where they turn for inspiration.