Every Movie Podcast

The latest episode from filmmakers Kevo and D.Draper.  The host discusses the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic and how it has impacted the film industry.  They also discuss ways to stay productive while practicing social distancing.

Nerdy Nate is the first production for eVision Studios in 2020 and we sit down with the Cast & Crew to discuss the experience.  @eVision.studiosDirector: @DraperBoy4EvaWriter: @KevoArtsActors: @TheRealJCann & @Nae_Slimfine

We review Just Mercy starting Michael B. Jordan and Jamie Foxx and Adam Sandler in Uncut Gems.

Happy New Year!!Our hosts discuss a few movies we are looking to watch this year, and our filming “New years resolution”

Our hosts discuss“The two popes”Starring Anthony Hopkins and Jonathan Pryce, based on a true story, this film is up for a Golden Globe Award, as it goes behind the walls of the Vatican, detailing the correspondence between Pope Benedict and Pope Francis.

Our hosts watch and review the indie film “PayDay” @PaydaythemovieWritten & Directed by Cheta ChukwuAlso, a recap on Irishman, discuss Marriage story’s chances of winning golden globe

Our host's rate and review mood, story, and cinematography of Mr. Rogers, Honey Boy, Playing With Fire, Irishmen & Queen & Slim Follow us @evision.studios for the latest in #indiefilmmaking & cooler #filmmaking videos & pics.

Our host met on the set of “Trapped” and this episode shares that story. Link to the movie is in the show notes, share and subscribe. Trapped movie link: http://youtu.be/SCdEPLYxxBAInstagram: @evision.studiosTwitter: eMoviePodcast

Our hosts talk about the best comedy movies they’ve seen, pioneers in comedy, and the importance of casting. From classics like “airplane” or “I’m Gonna Get You Sucka,” to comments on more contemporary hits and comedians, this is a show that will give you some options if you need a good laugh. Instagram: @evision.studiosTwitter: eMoviePodcast

Kevo and D. Draper bring in this episode discussing the elements of a film, which they compare to a puzzle and a painting. Story, editing, cinematography, and acting are considered. But which of the 4 is most important for a Great movie?