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The big 50! In this episode, previous guests Taylor Doose, Jonathan Nelson, and Layne Orr join for a roundtable reflecting on how they met, their first projects, and how the pandemic has impacted their work.
Emily Clark is an award-winning filmmaker, writer, and journalist who has recently finished her award-winning short film, 'Love Spell'. Emily talks about what got her started in filmmaking, how living in the present has had an impact on her career and workflow, and how storytelling has had a positive influence throughout her life.
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Alicia and John Farmer are a filmmaking duo from Salt Lake City. They have worked on City of Salt, Polygamy Gone Wrong, and have four more projects in the work. They talk about how they got into the film scene, how supporting indie filmmakers -- and artists-- can help bring the community together, and how they handle the stress of the business.
Chaz talks about a milestone over on Gaggle of Geeks, what books he's been reading, the curse of being a Utah sports fan, and how relatable Bo Burnham's special "Inside" on Netflix is.
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Kenna Roubicek is an actress, writer, producer, and director. Kenna talks with Chaz about what got her into acting, the similarities between acting and writing, and what great collaboration feels like.
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Chaz talks with author and writer Shytei Corellian about her new novel, "Wing and Nien", which comes out on May 11th, 2021. Shytei talks about how she got started with writing, her journey staying consistent with telling and creating stories she's passionate about, and how making choices will always be more satisfying if you follow your intuition.
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Craig Price is a fellow podcaster over at "Matinee Heroes" and "CastOff", and he is also a pop culture moderator who has moderated for big events like Fan X, Fayetteville Comic Show, and Comicpalooza. Craig talks about how he got into podcasting, what lead him to be a moderator for big events, and what he's learned along the way of being proactive with podcasting.
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Chaz gives some updates (rants is more like it) on the podcast with what's going on with the virus, creative depression, and he talks about some thoughts on the academy award nominations.
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Jim Stevens is an actor, filmmaker, and podcaster who has worked on films such as "Punch-Drunk Love (2002)" and "Napoleon Dynamite (2004)". Jim talks about how he got his start into acting, lessons, and realizations he's had while working in the industry, and about his overall creative process when it comes to making things.
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Michael Ballif is a multi-talented writer, director, and cinematographer who just released his latest feature film entitled, "They Live Inside Us", which is inspired by his anthology series known as "The Witching Season". Michael talks about his early inspirations with film, how he found his voice and footing to make The Witching Season, and what he has learned on his journey of being an independent filmmaker.
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