In this episode I talk with Joe Badon, the writer/producer/director of a new feature film called The God Inside My Ear. Joe shares his approach to indie filmmaking as well as his experience working in the biz as a storyboard artist.

Special Thanks to Joe Badon: The God Inside My Ear

Hosted by: Timothy Patrick

Guest: Joe Badon

Theme Music by: Ryan Stuber

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In this episode, I talk with writer/director Ben Sledge and award-winning actor Dan Franko about their new film, The Recursion Theorem. It's a sci-fi noir short with influences ranging from The Twilight Zone and Greek Mythology to the classic arcade game Asteroids. Ben and Dan share insights to locations, acting, storytelling, and how to buy a dead bird.

Special thanks to Ben Sledge and Dan Franko: www.recursiontheorem.com

Hosted by: Timothy Patrick

Guests: Ben Sledge and Dan Franko

Theme Music by: Ryan Stuber

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Adam Keleman wrote, produced, and directed Easy Living, a feature film that premiered this year at the SXSW Film Festival. He talks about the difference between making short films and a feature-length film. We also talk about how to get your film accepted into film festivals.

Special thanks to Adam Keleman: www.easylivingfilm.com

Hosted by: Timothy Patrick

Guests: Adam Keleman

Theme Music by: Ryan Stuber

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In this episode I talk with the creators of Joshua, a new short film by writer Jason Krieger and director Cooper Griggs. It recently screened at the Marina Del Rey Film Festival and won an award at the Global Shorts Film Festival. Jason and Cooper share insights to the filmmaking process from casting to creating an original film score.

Special Thanks to Jason Krieger and Cooper Griggs: www.joshuathefilm.com

Hosted by: Timothy Patrick

Guests: Jason Krieger & Cooper Griggs

Theme Music by: Ryan Stuber

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The Sucklord is a pop artist and indie filmmaker in NYC. In this episode, we talk about Toy Lords of Chinatown, his independently produced series on youtube. It takes place in an analog future where super-villains wage war in Chinatown, New York. The Sucklord shares stories about his guerrilla filmmaking process and how he developed concepts for his characters and storyline.

Special Thanks to The Sucklord: www.patreon.com/thesucklord

Hosted by: Timothy Patrick

Guest: The Sucklord

Theme Music by: Ryan Stuber

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In this episode, I talk with indie filmmakers Marcus Scott and Heath Hetherington of OBD films. We talk about their new feature film Recovery which is available on Vimeo on Demand October 13th. We also touch on casting, locations, film scores, and what they learned from making their first film.

Special Thanks to OBD Films: obdfilms.com

Hosted by: Timothy Patrick

Guests: Marcus Scott, Heath Hetherington

Theme Music by: Ryan Stuber

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As a documentary filmmaker and a video producer, I have interviewed hundreds of people over the last 10 years. Whether I'm interviewing a rockstar, a business owner, a stand up comedian, or a social activist, the process is pretty much the same. So I thought I'd share with you 10 Tips for Documentary Interviews.

Hosted by: Timothy Patrick

Theme Music: Ryan Stuber

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John Gilstrap is the New York Times bestselling author of the Jonathan Grave thriller series and other fiction and nonfiction books. John has written multiple screenplays for Hollywood, adapting the works of Nelson DeMille, Norman MacLean and Thomas Harris. He’s also contracted to write and co-produce the film adaptation of his book, Six Minutes to Freedom.

Hosted by: Timothy Patrick

Guest: John Gilstrap

Theme Music: Ryan Stuber

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Sherman Allen has been acting in TV and Film since he got his SAG card in 1983, and he's been playing rock n' roll guitar even longer. We talk about his roles on Better Call Saul, Longmire, and his character in the upcoming film Soldado, the next chapter of the Oscar nominated film Sicario.

Hosted by: Timothy Patrick

Guest: Sherman Allen

Theme Music: Ryan Stuber

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