Either Way - a project corona podcast

This episode of Off Auto an Either / Way program, we sit down with Pat McGowan to discuss the future of filmmaking and how content creators can prosper going forward. 

Drew got a chance to chat with Clayne Crawford (Rectify, Lethal Weapon) about his charitable foundation, his recent film The Killing of Two Lovers, Sundance, and the current creative revolution.

The links!!!

HOW YOU CAN HELP

https://www.crawfordfoundation.org/

The Killing of Two Lovers

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OFnsWbZgaE0

Today on the show Drew talks with filmmaker and producer and EPIC sports fan Tony Niknejadi about the empty seat scenario unfolding due to the coronavirus pandemic.

We're talking with filmmaker and comic book artist Paul Jenkins about his journey as a creative powerhouse. You've seen his work in DC Comics, Marvel, and online - Axanar anyone? This is definitely a story of development and perseverance and frankly just awesome creativity. Joined with my co-hosts, Geoff and Jeff.

Links!

Be sure to check out Meta Studios: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnSszcLcDZ45CS7tyeQ8QeQ

Geoff's channel

Drew sits down with long time friend Lyndy to discuss her experiences as an American teacher living in China during the coronavirus outbreak, how she narrowly escaped quarantine, and her plans on returning to China to resume her teaching position. Her story is one of perseverance, love, and passion for her students and sheds light on a perspective of China no one has discussed.

We all wait to return to our normally schedule programmatic lives, but Drew thinks things will go a bit differently. So we're calling this series of thoughts going off auto aka stop just expecting and take control.

Pilot episode and this is a community driven show - so ride or drive along with us. Todays guests are Jimm Needle, Geoff Faigen, Jeff Worley, Scott Balkum, and Sherri Eakin Sande and Jeremy Sande. 

Our topic is content - is it more important now than before?

This episode is taken from our recent livestream from YouTube. 

Topics include Black Magic Design's new RAW codec, our continuing success/failure from our transition from Mac to PC, and we discuss how we approach filming food shots like Chef's Table for a documentary we're working on.

Got a call today that questioned our value. That led me to think about the fascinating concept of a value for value exchange. So today I'm talking about your creative value and some ways to find it as a filmmaker, creative, advertiser, client, or designer.