Have you seen COME HOME yet? If not—don’t worry, you’re about to get the ultimate behind-the-scenes companion.

On this episode of Right Place / Right Time, hosts Mike Pecci and Lance A. Williams finally sit down to unpack the making of their award-winning horror short COME HOME, which tore through the festival circuit this year. From the earliest spark of the idea to the intense character work, on-set struggles, emotional breakthroughs, and the gritty, hands-on filmmaking that brought it all to life—this is the full breakdown.

Expect stories of failure, friendship, and discovery. Expect raw honesty and a few laughs. Expect to hear why this horror story is also deeply personal, and how Mike kept his hand steady—literally and metaphorically—through it all.

Haven’t seen the film yet? Don’t worry—Mike tells you exactly how to watch it.

So grab some popcorn. Maybe a tissue or two. And get ready for an unforgettable deep dive into the story behind COME HOME.

Watch Come Home

——SPONSORS——

► FujiFilm

► Puget Systems

► Blackmagic Design

► Atlas Lenses

► Bokeh Rentals

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this thrilling episode of In Love with the Process, host Mike Pecci chats with cinematographer Matheus Bastos about the indie film revolution making waves in Europe. Matheus’s film Gazer is part of a new wave of raw, authentic cinema that’s finding its place in the spotlight, especially at European film festivals.

Matheus shares how Gazer, shot with a small crew and a passion for storytelling, found the perfect moment to join the larger movement of indie films pushing against the confines of corporate Hollywood. In a world where big studios are struggling to connect with audiences, Gazer proves that true filmmaking—focused on craft and creative integrity—can still find its voice. This episode is packed with inspiration for young filmmakers ready to join the revolution and make their mark in the ever-changing world of cinema.

► Matheus IG

► Mike's IG 

► ILWP's IG 

Music by: Code Elektro & Mitch Murder

——SPONSORS——

► FujiFilm

► Puget Systems

► Blackmagic Design 

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tune in now to this week’s electrifying episode of Right Place, Right Time, where host Mike Pecci dives deep into the lifeblood of creativity and why it’s more vital than ever to rally around the artists in our lives. Today, Mike shares a raw, heart‑to‑heart phone call with a longtime friend on the brink of walking away from their filmmaking dreams—truly at their wit’s end after battling Hollywood’s endless roadblocks.

Together they unpack:

• The brutal ups and downs of getting a film greenlit in today’s corporate maze
• How the creative act itself heals wounds and fuels resilience
• Practical ways to support your creative friends and family, so they keep pushing forward
• Why empathy and understanding are the secret weapons for anyone in the marathon of show business

If you’ve ever questioned your path or wondered how to lift up the artists you love, this episode is your blueprint for staying driven, inspired, and connected—no matter how brutal the journey gets. Press play and let’s keep running this marathon together.

►Mike’s IG

►Lance’s IG 

►In Love The Process 

►Right Place Right Time

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Busted Bones, Broken Myths & The Punisher Truth Bomb

On today’s raw and unfiltered episode of In Love with the Process, host Mike Pecci pulls back the curtain on life post-accident. From confronting his fear of the dark spiral of opioid addiction to navigating the emotional landmines of recovery, Mike opens up about how a shattered shoulder reshaped his outlook on pain, purpose, and partnership. It’s an honest, gritty check-in about finding strength in vulnerability, leaning on the people who show up when it really counts, and turning setbacks into fuel.

PLUS—Mike finally breaks his silence about all the buzz surrounding his Punisher fan film. What really happened? What’s next? And is there still blood left in that story? You don’t want to miss this one.

Strap in—this is ILWP at its most real.

► Mike's IG 

► ILWP's IG 

►TDCBD Article about the film

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Lance takes us deep into the heart of Puerto Rico this week, solo and unfiltered, as he ventures to the Pearl of the Seas for the wedding of his good buddy J.J. Cotto. In true no-nonsense style, they dive into the messy, beautiful realities of marriage, and peel back the layers between mainland Puerto Ricans—the Nuyoricans—and the islanders whose roots pulse with a fierce, unapologetic passion. It’s not just talk, either. Along the way, you’re treated to the undeniable sounds of the island—a sonic feast that practically demands you break out those noise-cancelling headphones and let the rhythms transport you.

As the conversation unfolds, you’ll notice Lance dropping “vibrant” like it’s a mantra. And since we’re cruising through the rum capital of the world, why not honor that with a shot of rum every single time the word flies by? It’s a playful nod to the island’s spirit—a ritual as raw and real as the stories that are shared about the intoxicating warmth that radiates from the people and their surroundings.

►Mike’s IG

►Lance’s IG 

►In Love The Process 

►Right Place Right Time

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On today's episode of the In Love with the Process Podcast, host Mike Pecci takes us on a unique musical journey into the soulful sounds of Colemine Records. Do you love Tarantino films or Scorsese movies? Does a brass section elevate your favorite tracks? And if you're new to soul music, fear not—Terry Cole, the owner of Colemine Records, guides us through his world. From running a record store to launching a label, Terry unveils the process behind discovering the sounds that truly move him. This episode is a heartfelt love letter to music that will have you adding these bands to your Spotify playlist in no time!

Colemine Records Artists played in the episode:

• 00:10:09: Durand Jones & The Indications “Make a Change”
• 00:34:03 Say She She “Forget me not”
• 01:02:52 Monophonics “Like Yesterday”
• 01:15:15 Thee Sinseers “What’s his name”
• 01:49:47 The Rugged Nuggets “ Yo Todo Tu Yo”
• 02:24:06 Wesley Bright & The Honeytones “You Don’t Want me”

► Colemine's IG

► Colemine Records

► Mike's IG 

► ILWP's IG 

——SPONSORS——

► FujiFilm

► Puget Systems

► Blackmagic Design 

► Porta Brace

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On today's podcast, director and photographer Gina Manning shares a jaw-dropping account of her collaboration gone wrong. Hired to creatively direct a series of projects for a client, Gina and her crew were denied proper credit—while the client even listed themselves as a codirector in the project credits, falsely claiming the work Gina did. What began as a creative collaboration quickly devolved into a series of gaslighting moments that put her credibility to the test. In this candid episode, Gina's honesty and firsthand experience serve as both a warning and a teaching guide for any creative embarking on a collaboration. Tune in for invaluable insights on protecting your work and navigating the challenges of creative partnerships.

►Mike’s IG

►Lance’s IG 

►Gina's IG

►Gina's Website

►In Love The Process 

►Right Place Right Time

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Cameras, CAMERAS, CAMERAS!

Mike sits down with the one and only Christopher Ross; Director of Photography for recent TV hits SHOGUN, THE DAY OF THE JACKAL, and THE AGENCY. Grab your favorite film stock and you fastest glass and pull up a seat as these two cinema nerds journey deep into how Cinematography helps find emotional resonance in the machine that is filmmaking while looking past accomplishments and fanfare in order to define oneself as an artist through collaboration. From dealing with imposter syndrome to dealing with budgeting and being pigeon hold into various avenues Mike and Chris break apart the ups and downs of pursuing a career that’s lead Chris to receiving multiple awards and even more nominations for his cinematic language.  

► Chris’ IG

► Mike's IG 

► ILWP's IG 

——SPONSORS——

► FujiFilm

► Puget Systems

► Blackmagic Design 

► Porta Brace

►Atmotube PRO 

(Promo Code: InLoveWithTheProcess)

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On today's episode of the Right Place, Right Time podcast, hosts Lance A. Williams and Mike Pecci journey back in time to explore the moments that shape us as adults. They dive into the process of growing, changing, and shedding our protective shells to become someone new. Mike also reflects on loss, sharing the poignant story of their pet rat's recent passing. This introspective episode will leave you rethinking your own life choices.

► Mike’s IG

► Lance’s IG

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On today’s episode, host Mike Pecci checks in on the health of the film industry in a post-strike, post-streamer-shakeup world. From slashed budgets to runaway productions, the filmmaking landscape in Los Angeles has changed — and not for the better.

Mike is joined by powerhouse filmmakers Aaron Moorhead, Justin Benson, and David Lawson — the creative minds behind cult favorites like The Endless, Spring, Synchronic, and Something in the Dirt — to dig deep into how tax incentives, studio decisions, and shifting priorities have pulled productions away from the city that built the movie business.

The crew also shines a spotlight on the Stay in LA movement — a growing effort to bring jobs and productions back home to Los Angeles. Mike doesn’t hold back, delivering a fiery rant on how we got here and what structural changes must happen to keep the art of cinema alive and thriving in LA.

🎧 Help support the future of filmmaking by tuning in and signing the petition:

👉 stayinla.org

Go to In Love With The Process to see trailers and clips!

► Mike's IG 

► ILWP's IG 

► Aaron's IG

► Justin's IG

►Davids IG

►Stay in LA IG

——SPONSORS——

► FujiFilm

► Puget Systems

► Blackmagic Design 

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.