Today, we have the pleasure of speaking with Richard Greenhalgh, the founder of V-SAN and a talented filmmaker. We'll delve into what inspired him to establish V-SAN and how his company paved the way for filmmakers' return to set during the pandemic.

Today's topic of discussion is movie franchises. Do you have a love or hate relationship with them?

TODAY WE HAVE A CONVERSATION WITH ACTRESS ARUIEL JONES BORN IN THE WASHINGTON AREA AND A ALUM OF DUKE ELLINGTON SCHOOL OF THE ARTS ORIGINALLY WANTING TO WORK BEHIND THE SCENES, BUT WHEN THE PANDEMIC HAPPENED IT CREATED A OPENING TO BE IN FRONT OF THE CAMERA AND AURIEL DOVE IN HEAD FIRST NOW HAVING A FEW COMMERCIALS AND SHORT FILMS ALREADY DONE SHE IS WELL ON HER WAY TO A LONG LASTING CAREER IN FILM IN FRONT AND BEHIND THE SCENES.

Hey there! Did you know that filmmaking has expanded beyond the traditional big screen? Nowadays, movies can be produced specifically for streaming services and even social media platforms! Platforms like YouTube have become a popular spot for filmmakers to showcase their work and even build a fan base. Social media is also a fantastic tool for promoting projects and connecting with other creators. Today's topic is all about Social Media and how it's quickly become a top way to share and promote your film.

Regarding film cities, some have greater notoriety than others for TV or movie production. Los Angeles and New York City are long-standing hall-of-famers and will continue to be prominent film cities. Despite their strict lockdowns, these cities will only become stronger in the long run. However, due to the pandemic, some people are leaving these cities for other film cities that offer more affordable housing, spaciousness, and outdoor activities. Although the pandemic has caused countless difficulties, it has also taught us to operate more efficiently via videoconferencing, obviating the need for in-person meetings and other unimportant events. The place where a filmmaker makes a living affects the viability of their work. Production success is influenced by factors such as a location's physical environment, accessibility of equipment and facilities, tax benefits, as well as its film community and culture. Knowing this, we will discuss the top cities that filmmakers should consider when selecting their base of operations.

There is a certain appeal to bringing a book to life on the big screen that studio executives just can't resist. Perhaps it's the buzz and discussions it generates, or the challenge of meeting expectations when adapting a beloved story. But when done right, it can be a lucrative venture for both the studio and the book itself. Today, we're joined by Kimberly Lake, a member of the podcast "4 Friends and a Book," to discuss the process of bringing books to the silver screen.