In Episode Six of Parked at the Drive-In, I admit my biggest movie sins. Then I "drive" headfirst into movie theater etiquette. What’s okay? What’s unforgivable? And why does going to the movies feel harder than it used to? A fun, honest, and slightly rant-heavy love letter to the theater experience.

In Episode Six of Parked at the Drive-In, I admit my biggest movie sins. Then I "drive" headfirst into movie theater etiquette. What’s okay? What’s unforgivable? And why does going to the movies feel harder than it used to? A fun, honest, and slightly rant-heavy love letter to the theater experience.

Forgive Me, For I Have Sinned

You’re Parked At The Drive-In. A new podcast where I sit in my car and talk movies. Yep, literally. Just me, a microphone, and the occasional confused person walking by wondering why I’m passionately yelling about movies in a parking lot.

I’m a professional cinematographer, which means I can’t just “watch” movies anymore, I have to overanalyze the lighting, camera angles, and every lens flare like a true psychopath.

Expect random movie talk, deep dives into filmmaking, personal stories, and a healthy dose of awkward energy (because talking to yourself in a car is weirder than you’d think).

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You’re Parked At The Drive-In. A new podcast where I sit in my car and talk movies. Yep, literally. Just me, a microphone, and the occasional confused person walking by wondering why I’m passionately yelling about movies in a parking lot. I’m a professional cinematographer, which means I can’t just “watch” movies anymore, I have to overanalyze the lighting, camera angles, and every lens flare like a true psychopath. Expect random movie talk, deep dives into filmmaking, personal stories, and a healthy dose of awkward energy (because talking to yourself in a car is weirder than you’d think).

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