In Episode 5 of The Stories Through The Camera podcast, Chris sits down with the filmmakers behind the incredibly ambitious post apocalyptic short film “Waltzing Tilda”.

In this episode we discuss how to pull off complex visual effects sequences on a film school budget, the challenges of acting with a pet rabbit as your co-star and why many Australian filmmakers avoid making their films look “Australian”.

In the fourth episode of the Stories Through The Camera Podcast Chris sits down with Dean Francis; the Director, Cinematographer, Producer and Co-Writer of Australian independent feature film, Drown.

In this episode we discuss: how Dean’s experience directing his first feature film influenced the approach to his second film, what makes a Dean Francis film, the influences of German filmmaker Werner Herzog, as well as how making a movie can be therapeutic.

In this special episode Chris sits down with writer and director D’Arby Deck to discuss the writing, production and two year editing process behind Australian noir short film Waking Moon.

In the second episode of the Stories Through The Camera Podcast, Chris sits down with Kiah Roache Turner and Tim Nagle, the Director and Cinematographer behind Aussie zombie flick Wyrmwood.

In this episode Kiah and Tim discuss some of the challenges they faced during their four year production process, including: using Indiegogo to help finance the film, how they pulled off some hectic stunts on a such a low budget, how they found a distributor as well as what they're working on next.

In the very first episode of the Stories Through The Camera Podcast, Chris interviews Hannah Barlow and Kane Senes the two directors of a new independent feature film called “For Now”.

Hannah and Kane discuss their inspirations, how they ran a successful Kickstarter campaign, how they shot almost the entirety of their film within just 7 days as well how playing themselves influenced the type of film they made.