On this episode of the Film Sessions Podcast, we are excited to feature David Turner:

“Ive been making films for around 7 years, and have worked on small independents as well as bigger productions here in the UK. To make ends meet i make corporate and social media content, which allows me to work on my own projects. My work is very show, dont tell and i always strive to get my message across in this way.”

On this episode of the Film Sessions Podcast, we are excited to feature Carla Cicchine:

“I am the writer/director of Mint which was my first drama short film which has been in multiple festivals around the world including a nominee for SWIFF. I am big on collaborating with my cast and crew and see us as a team. In my filmmaking, I draw a lot of inspiration from my personal life and experiences and what I'm consuming as media while creating.”

On this episode of the Film Sessions Podcast, we are excited to feature Lucia Assenza.

About Lucia Assenza: “I am a queer, female filmmaker who hopes to create things that shine a light on those who have been underrepresented by the industry, both in front of and behind the camera. I also hope to help in bringing film production back to its birthplace (and mine) – New Jersey.”

On this episode of the Film Sessions Podcast, we are excited to feature Carolyn Schaumburg.

About Carolyn Schaumburg: “Carolyn Schaumburg is a recent drama graduate from the University of Virginia who is planning on moving soon to LA. She just won the Virginia screenwriting competition for her feature ‘Mine’

When she’s not writing screenplays she works as a behind-the-scenes photographer for films while dreaming of making her own. It is in your best interest to hire her; Please visit carolynschaumburg.net to see her portfolio and means of contact because she really wants a job.”

On this episode of the Film Sessions Podcast, we are excited to feature Livia Proto:

“My name is Livia Oya Proto. I’m half italian and turkish. I was born in 2002 in istanbul. I graduated from Rufa, Rome University Of Fine Arts in Cinema studies. I have made 7 short movies since 2019 as a director, screenwriter and editor. I like to write about fantasy genre as my selected short movie “It Appeared It Disappeared” I have been inspired by the Zathura and Jumanji movie. I like mixing fantasy elements into the reality because of that I invented in this short movie a new kind of modality of playing the scrabble board game, where the written words appear and influences the personality of the players.”

On this episode of the Film Sessions Podcast, we are excited to feature Nayan Sarma. 

About Nayan Sarma: Nayan is a freshman at Emerson College.

On this episode of the Film Sessions Podcast, we are excited to feature Alex Mahutte.

About Alex Mahutte: "Alexandre Mahutte is a filmmaker based in Montreal, Canada. He is currently studying in Film Studies at Concordia University. His work has been accepted to many festivals and has won many awards.”

On this episode of the Film Sessions Podcast, we are excited to feature Corey Heller.

About Corey Heller: "I am a college student working towards my animation degree."

On this episode of the Film Sessions Podcast, we are excited to feature Áron Siegler.

About Áron Siegler: "Áron Siegler was born in Budapest, Hungary. Despite of the love and interest of directing live-action films and composing music, it was always obvious for him to choose animation as main genre, as it offers limitless possibilities of storytelling, creating worlds and combining all of the interests Áron has. After graduating in Budapest in 2019, he completed his Masters at the Royal College of Art in 2021. During his studies in London, he started a new chapter in his artistic career by trying to implement a more colorful and cartoonish style instead of the surreal, dark elements that were the main focus in his previous works.”

On this episode of the Film Sessions Podcast, we are excited to feature Lena Mozzhelina. 

About Lena Mozzhelina: "As a director I creates a vision and a canvas onto which the talent and crew can paint their artistry. My direction provides a safe space for them to realize their full potential, growing creatively and personally as they work in collaboration on productions. Lena's goal is to contribute to the local creative community in Portland, Maine and provide a sense of purpose and togetherness for her crew and all those who receive and enjoy the finished works."