Director and actor Kellen Garner’s latest soon to be released film “Blood in Them Hills” is a supernatural western shot in Arizona. Kellen tells about about balancing Directing and acting, shooting during covid, overcoming the harsh challenges of shooting the wild west!

Christopher is an experienced indie filmmaker based in LA doing press for his newest film, "Blood in Them Hills," a supernatural western shot in Arizona. We get into the details of stretching the dollar, overcoming production disasters, and the uncommon dynamics of co-directing it with his friend and star of the film!

Though being a Jack of all trades Tom tells about where he spends most of his time and effort, and lately his first feature film.

Erica gives advice on time management, running productions and what makes a script worth producing.

Patrick Johnston on playing demanding physical roles, the Ohio filmmaking community, and working with directors both as an actor and editor.

From saying no to a sex scene to to crying on screen, actor Theo White discusses his career goals and choices.

Ben McClain on working with crew, preparing in preproduction and balance home life with work.

Timothy J. Cox reflects on his career choices, theater experience, techniques and why Ohio is the film industry's best kept secret!

From Theatre to film Beth tells us her journey so far and where she's headed. Being cautious about selecting the right projects and the emotional state of playing and abused women. 

Jack Miller comes on to discuss his thoughts and experiences with working as a Director of Photography based in Cincinnati, Ohio. Views delegation, trusting in your crew and Murphy's law.