Overexposed Podcast

Eagles, Food, Film, and Beach Boys.

Patrick is a teacher of all things film and flash and quite an exceptional wedding photographer. We chat about what lead him to buy his own film scanner, geek out over the past masters and he shares his recent journey to reconcile things with his family.

Today I have Annie Groves on. She’s based in Hawaii with her husband and 4 kiddos. Annie is a wellspring of kindness and joy. We talk about books, yes the ones you read, lots of gear and she shares her epic film journey. We attempted to record this multiple times but due to the amount of people on the internet because ya know, Covid, it had some bandwidth issues. We persisted and got the goods. Huge thanks to Annie for weathering all those issues with grace and kindness.

On this Episode, I have Paul Metzgar in person. We had a shoot out of town together and we set up shop in our hotel room. Paul has done commercial work, families, weddings, and worked for the FIND lab as editing supervisor before leaving to start his own media agency for creatives and small businesses. He’s down the most down to earth dude ever. He informed me that autocross and track racing are not the same thing, gave some killer editing tips, and laughed. A lot.

I chat with Jon Canlas. The man behind FILM IS NOT DEAD, the FINDlab, and the Hybrid Collective. He’s also a fantastic story teller both verbally and visually. We talk about japan, music, and leaving the mormon faith. It’s a doozy and you’re gonna love it. We’re two adults having adult conversations so if you are sensitive to cursing or you have your kids are present, just beware.

Po Chi is a family photographer based in Ventura California that captures real moments that matter. We talk through what it was like transitioning to doing photography full-time, the online kid's camera club she started, and her deathbed photo album. She is another perfect example of the wonderful film community.

On this episode I talk with Pim Yanaprasart. Pim, born in Thailand, based in Hong Kong, does commercial work for michelline star restaurants, high end brands as well as doing amazing family and engagement work. She’s genuinely one of the most authentic people I’ve ever met. Pim and I talk about our shared love of rock climbing, her thought process when working with a new client, admits to murder and she also calls me a golden retriever a comment I will cherish until the end of time.

On this episode I talk with Susan Adams. Susan is a warmhearted wedding and family photographer based in Montana where she’s lives with her husband and cute pup Larry Lewis. We discovered we both learned film on an AE1 and got our clothes cut off by EMS workers at a young age.