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In Episode 5 of The Switch Podcast, host Chase Savage sits down with Rawlston Morton to explore the behind-the-scenes structure that helped keep The Switch running. From organizing crew roles to preparing lighting setups and coordinating people on set, Morton reflects on stepping into a leadership role driven by observation, communication, and real-world experience. Drawing from his background, including military service, he breaks down how he helped streamline the production and support the team through a fast-paced, high-pressure shoot.
The episode also highlights the collaborative nature of the project—bringing in outside expertise, balancing experienced and first-time filmmakers, and creating an environment where everyone could contribute and learn. Morton emphasizes the importance of adaptability, teamwork, and shared ownership, especially when working within tight constraints like time, equipment, and conditions. At its core, the conversation focuses on what it means to build something together—and to leave the project with something everyone involved can be proud of.
By Chase SavageIn Episode 5 of The Switch Podcast, host Chase Savage sits down with Rawlston Morton to explore the behind-the-scenes structure that helped keep The Switch running. From organizing crew roles to preparing lighting setups and coordinating people on set, Morton reflects on stepping into a leadership role driven by observation, communication, and real-world experience. Drawing from his background, including military service, he breaks down how he helped streamline the production and support the team through a fast-paced, high-pressure shoot.
The episode also highlights the collaborative nature of the project—bringing in outside expertise, balancing experienced and first-time filmmakers, and creating an environment where everyone could contribute and learn. Morton emphasizes the importance of adaptability, teamwork, and shared ownership, especially when working within tight constraints like time, equipment, and conditions. At its core, the conversation focuses on what it means to build something together—and to leave the project with something everyone involved can be proud of.