In the editing room with Henry Jaglom and Tanna Frederick where we find out about Jaglom's new film Going Shopping. Tana is starring in the film that Henry is currently editing entitled Hollywood Dreams and she describes what it's like to work on a Jaglom movie. Henry talks about his filmmaking process, working with actors, cutting his own films by hand on a KEM flatbed editor, his friendship with Orson Welles, and being an auteur.

Dan Mirvish, Slamdance founder and director of Open House and Omaha the Movie is our guest. Joel hangs out with him in his Culver City garage/studio, just down the street from Sony Pictures. Green screens, Slamdance, American Kickboxer 2, and independent musicals are the subjects covered.

Director Kathy Busby is the guest. Her short film "Max and Josh" will be premiering at the Sundance Film Festival. She is also Senior VP of Production for New Line Cinema. Joel and Jesse talk with her about how she got her film into Sundance, her experience making the film and her experience at New Line Cinema and Carsey-Werner hearing script pitches and developing scripts and ideas.

Oscar® Winner Tom Rolf, editor of The Right Stuff, Taxi Driver, Jacob's Ladder, Heat, Equilibrium and many other films. Joel and Jesse sit down to a cup of tea with the master editor and talk shop.

Josh Welsh of the organization Film Independent joins Rhines and Marshall. They discuss Film Independent's filmmaker labs, the Spirit Awards, as well as what constitutes an independent film.

Software and Film Editing. Holiday episode in which Joel and Jesse discuss non-linear editing software, script writing software, the new Panasonic HD camera and the idea of film criticism.

Interview with musician and freelance film scorer Johnny Wilson at his funky music studio in downtown Los Angeles. Johnny talks about the equipment he uses, explains some music terminology and gives some tips on creating great tunes. He also discloses his secret name, gives us some health food recipes and describes his yoga bathing habits. Dr. Jesse Rhines plays a tune on the piano.

Lunch in the kitchen of Phaedra aka Erika Ellis, author of the book "Good Fences." She prepares raw food and gives the backstory on how her book became a movie starring Whoopie Goldberg and Danny Glover. The organization FIND, or Film Independent, and their upcoming Spirit awards are also discussed.

On location at Juliano's Raw Food Restaurant. Topics include getting your film into film festivals, inciting incidents and "CSA: Confederate States of America" by Kevin Willmot. Alison, the waitress, is interviewed.

Dr. Jesse Rhines and Joel Marshall have an interview with actress/writer/director Kamala Lopez. She talks about a pilot presentation she is directing about cheerleaders called Sideliners. Also discusses her roles in Star Trek Voyager, Deep Cover, I Heart Huckabees and Medium. Rhines, Marshall and Lopez-Dawson give practical tips to startup filmmakers.