On this episode, we’re talking about movie quirks, the small onscreen habits and filmmaking choices that we all notice, laugh at, or quietly question. Then we shift into some love for a classic that still holds up today, and why certain movies seem to stick with us across time.

On this episode, we’re talking about movie quirks, the small onscreen habits and filmmaking choices that we all notice, laugh at, or quietly question. Then we shift into some love for a classic that still holds up today, and why certain movies seem to stick with us across time.

Pet Peeves and Plutonium

You’re Parked At The Drive-In. A new podcast where I sit in my car and talk movies. Yep, literally. Just me, a microphone, and the occasional confused person walking by wondering why I’m passionately yelling about movies in a parking lot.

I’m a professional cinematographer, which means I can’t just “watch” movies anymore, I have to overanalyze the lighting, camera angles, and every lens flare like a true psychopath.

Expect random movie talk, deep dives into filmmaking, personal stories, and a healthy dose of awkward energy (because talking to yourself in a car is weirder than you’d think).

TV & Film

You’re Parked At The Drive-In. A new podcast where I sit in my car and talk movies. Yep, literally. Just me, a microphone, and the occasional confused person walking by wondering why I’m passionately yelling about movies in a parking lot. I’m a professional cinematographer, which means I can’t just “watch” movies anymore, I have to overanalyze the lighting, camera angles, and every lens flare like a true psychopath. Expect random movie talk, deep dives into filmmaking, personal stories, and a healthy dose of awkward energy (because talking to yourself in a car is weirder than you’d think).

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