Today's episodes, 126-128, feature our conversation with Collin Davis, an editor and VFX artist who does much behind-the-camera work through Observatory Media.

In this episode, I chat with Collin about his recently released post-apocalyptic film Go/Don't Go and his filmmaking company, Observatory Media. He and his directing and writing partner Matt Litwiller work on projects such as the upcoming Lost Coast.

If you dig what Collin has to say, make sure you check out today's breakfast and lunchtime chats with him with Episodes 126 and 127!

Today's episodes, 126-128, feature our conversation with Collin Davis, an editor and VFX artist who does much behind-the-camera work through Observatory Media.

In this episode, I chat with Collin about his recently released post-apocalyptic film Go/Don't Go and the different pacing and post-production work that went into this scale of a film.

If you dig what Collin has to say, make sure you check out today's breakfast and dinner chats with him with Episodes 126 and 128!

Today's episodes, 126-128, feature our conversation with Collin Davis, an editor and VFX artist who does much behind-the-camera work through Observatory Media.

In this episode, I chat with Collin about his recently released post-apocalyptic film Go/Don't Go and his work in post-production that involved things such as anachronisms.

If you dig what Collin has to say, make sure you check out today's lunchtime and dinner chats with him with Episodes 127 and 128!

Today's episodes, 123-125, feature our conversation with Frankie Turiano, the cinematographer behind the new post-apocalyptic thriller Go/Don't Go.

In this episode, I chat with Frankie about the differences between shooting with actual Kodak film and digitally on a time-crunch and his cinematography influences.

If you dig what Frankie has to say, check out our other discussions during today's breakfast and lunchtime episodes, 123 and 124!

Today's episodes, 123-125, feature our conversation with Frankie Turiano, the cinematographer behind the new post-apocalyptic thriller Go/Don't Go.

In this episode, I chat with Frankie about the many challenges that come with cinematography as well as the differences between working with different sized productions.

If you dig what Frankie has to say, tune in to our other discussions during today's breakfast and dinner episodes, 123 and 125!

Today's episodes, 123-125, feature our conversation with Frankie Turiano, the cinematographer behind the new post-apocalyptic thriller Go/Don't Go.

In this episode, I chat with Frankie about Go/Don't Go and all of the contributions he made to the film, and what exactly the job of a cinematographer encompasses.

If you dig what Frankie has to say, stay tuned for our other discussions during today's lunchtime and dinner episodes, 124 and 125!

Today's episodes, 120-122, feature our conversation with Olivia Luccardi, an actress who stars in Orange Is the New Black and Go/Don't Go.

In this episode, I chat with Olivia about her role in The Deuce and experiencing James Franco's directorial side. We also touch on her Paint, another recent project of hers.

If you dig what Olivia has to say, be sure to check out our other discussions during today's breakfast and lunchtime episodes, 120 and 121!

Today's episodes, 120-122, feature our conversation with Olivia Luccardi, an actress who stars in Orange Is the New Black and Go/Don't Go.

In this episode, I chat with Olivia about her new film Go/Don't Go and how she went from Model Mayhem to starring in Channel Zero, Girls, The Deuce, and Orange Is the New Black.

If you dig what Olivia has to say, check out our other discussions during today's breakfast and dinner episodes, 120 and 122!

Today's episodes, 120-122, feature our conversation with Olivia Luccardi, an actress who stars in Orange Is the New Black and Go/Don't Go.

In this episode, I chat with Olivia about her new film Go/Don't Go, why she sees Orange Is the New Black as one of the trophies of her career, and her work on Channel Zero and It Follows.

If you dig what Olivia has to say, stay tuned for our other discussions during today's lunchtime and dinner episodes, 121 and 122!

Today's episodes, 117-119, feature our conversation with Alex Knapp, a filmmaker who has his hand in producing, acting, directing, writing, and just about every other aspect it takes to bring a movie to fruition.

In this episode, I chat with Alex about his upcoming project called Modern Day Guru, which explores the unusual link between punk artists and Vishnu. We also discuss a cosmic thriller he is working on called California City and how it compares and contrasts with his recently released post-apocalyptic film Go/Don't Go.

If you dig what Alex has to say, make sure you check out today's breakfast and lunchtime conversations with him with Episodes 117 and 118!