Film mensch Scott Williams dropped off a roll of film and some straight talk about celluloid! A wonderful conversation about his philosophies of keeping and getting film in the hands of filmmakers. Reach him at [email protected] to order your film today! Follow on Instagram at https://instagram.com/motionpicturefilmstock?utm_medium=copy_link

The brilliant visionary director Sam Kristofski (https://www.kristofski.com/) chats with me about everything celluloid and why it's the medium he prefers to bring his unique aesthetic to screen. Stick around to the end of this epic conversation to get some incredible advice and insight on filmmaking that will inspire you to just pick up your film camera and roll!

The absolutely inspiring DIY filmmaker Catherine Mosier-Mills (https://www.catherinemosier-mills.com/) speaks with me about her commitment to celluloid and what it means to have her films be on this medium. What's most impressive is her determination to shoot with a fairly obscure yet mythically famous camera: the Eclair Cameflex. Enjoy this conversation specifically for supportive words to all you out there that who don't know where or how to start!

The wonderfully ebullient and newly minted American citizen, director of photography Ksusha Genenfeld (https://www.ksushagenenfeld.com/) raps with me about her commitment to celluloid and what it means to her. Having recently come off a film shoot we talk about the more philosophical points of film.

In true ambush form my mate super accomplished cinematographer Charlie and I stand at the darkest pit in Hollywood to discuss shooting on expired film, when your film camera malfunctions in the middle of nowhere and how to store older film. Fresh from his trip back from Death Valley, it was great rapping about film cameras and...celluloid! Great war stories from the trenches!

The Ashram welcomes friend, Pittsburgh writer/director Thom Holmes, a filmmaker who shares not only our first names but a familiarity with Cincinnati style chili and, of course, our appreciation of celluloid. Thom is the writer/director of "Benny Boy" a raw look at a young man dealing with grief after a tragedy. Shot on super 16mm. Apologies as this talk was abruptly cut short by a call.

The insanely prolific filmmaker and celluloid mensch who is spreading the gospel of celluloid through a new YouTube show called The Cinema Repository (https://youtube.com/c/CinemaRepository) and a man who owns more film cameras than me. Listen as we talk about camera hording and where we find these deals.

Filmmaker friend and owner of celluloid mecca East: Quiet We're Dreaming (https://quietweredreaming.com/) chats with me about all things film related and also the future of film! A truly unpretentious kind soul wanting to give back to the community.

My friend director/filmmaker Mike Olafson joins me today to talk about his beginnings in making archaeology travel videos to spending 3 years making an epic super8mm feature film called "Hot Lead, Hard Fury" (https://watch.amazon.com/detail?gti=amzn1.dv.gti.16b4847a-06ca-6b32-fa36-3f14723d74f1&ref_=atv_dp_share_mv&r=web). Believe me when I tell you, his tenacity to make a cinematic ode to 70's gangster film in the heart of Colorado will inspire. Especially after you watch his opus.

Live from the THE Emerald Isle pre-St. Patrick's Day where he is presently on a film shoot (yes, on film!) is my friend Iain Trimble. We talk about how he got his start, location shooting during a pandemic, and most importantly the love of celluloid!