Late Fee Cinema

Carson and Ryan chat with Visual Effects artist Azra Alkan, who is the Senior Compositor at Luma Pictures. Azra has worked on numerous Hollywood blockbusters such as Spider-Man: Far From Home, Chaos Walking, and the upcoming film Space Jam: A New Legacy. In this episode, Azra talks about her time growing up in Turkey and the rise of VFX production there, what it was like seeing Avatar in theaters, and how she is able to navigate the stressful world of the film industry. 

Carson and Ryan sit down with the incredible Meredith Alloway to discuss her short films "Deep Tissue' and "Ride", her experience directing Paris Jackson in the 'Let Down' music video, and what she has learned from making successful films in route to her first feature film. 

This episode can be found on any platform, including YouTube! 

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Ryan sits on the other side of the table, while Carson interviews him, Tristan Oliver, and composer Daniel J. Bowen about the making of TRISTO. They talk about the collaborative process of the film, Daniel and Tristan's childhood growing up in Maryland, and the excitement surrounding the world premiere of the film at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival. 

TRISTO can be streamed on the SBIFF Platform (watch.sbiff.org), while tickets can be purchased at sbiff.org. 

THE FILM IS AVAILABLE UNTIL APRIL 10th! See it while you can!

Ryan and Carson sit down with screenwriter Brooks Elms to talk about his new mentorship program for writers, his early career at NYU, and how meditation and sports can help combat those insecurities that arise from being a filmmaker.

Ryan and Carson are joined by the incredible Avital Ash, who is an actor, writer, comedian, and director who has created the anthology series 'Thirsty' and '7p/10e.' R, Car, and Avi talk about her journey in becoming an entertainer despite a strict upbringing, her move from Florida to L.A., her time working with Ahmed Best, and the making of her new series 'Antisocial Distance.'

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Ryan and Carson sit down with the incredible Carolina Groppa, a film producer who has worked on films such as 'Autism in Love', 'Miss Virginia', and 'The Female Brain.' Carolina mentions her first desire in being an actor, the essential steps to take when moving to Los Angeles, and how to become a successful producer within the film industry. 

Carolina has a podcast titled 'Angle on Producers' that provides amazing information from industry professionals! Please go support that podcast, as it is ESSENTIAL VIEWING for any aspiring filmmaker out there. 

On the first episode of Season 2, Ryan and Carson talk with the talented Hannah Pearl Utt about her relationship with the amazing Jen Tullock, the director's lab at Sundance, and the making of her feature film 'Before You Know It.' 

Hannah's film is available wherever you can rent movies. Please check it out! 

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On this week's episode, Ryan and Carson talk with the Nelms Bros (Ian and Eshom Nelms), to discuss their filmography, specifically 'Small Town Crime' and 'Fatman.' Topics include how they got their start in the industry, Octavia Spencer's gracious support throughout their careers, and their ability to cast ALL-TIME talent in their films (Mel Gibson, Octavia Spencer, John Hawkes, Walton Goggins, Anthony Anderson, Robert Forster, etc). 

Recommended Viewing: 'Small Town Crime' & 'Fatman'

On this week's episode of the podcast, Ryan and Carson are joined by the duo behind FEELS GOOD MAN - Arthur Jones and Giorgio Angelini. Topics include the relationship between Arthur and Giorgio, the success of 'Feels Good Man', and artist Matt Furie's reaction to the film. 

FGM Logline: Artist Matt Furie, the creator of the comic character Pepe the Frog, begins an uphill battle to take back his iconic cartoon image from those who used it for their own purposes.

Recommended Viewing: 'Feels Good Man' (@feelsgoodmanfilm)

Visual Episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F-5Z1loGoKQ