Tatyana and I go way back. We have worked through the ages, literally with iconic brands on various degrees of production.

We'll talk about our past and what we are up to now including how studios use marketing to push their movies into the public realm.

In this episode, I talk about my three degrees of separation from a career in filmmaking, how I became a gaffer, and my journey in lighting projects.

This episode, we break down some of Derek's favorite Oners shots and talk about what works and what doesn't.

In the process of filmmaking, there is always a person who checks to ensure production is still on budget, the time is being kept, the schedule is up-to-date and the actors are on set. This crew member helps the director stay on track and can always draw his attention back to the goals to ensure minimal chaos in filmmaking. They are one of the heroes of filming, but their roles are usually neglected. Now, the question is,Is this role important?

Listen to Derek and Trina Griffins (a Seattle-based Assistant Director) to learn about the importance of an assistant director. Trina has worked on many films and television shows in the region. Trina also runs a film camp for kids called Rising Reels

In this Episode , you will gain insight on;

• Various roles of an Assistant Director


• Whether or not an assistant director is important


• Does an assistant director command the scene


• What makes working on set successful


• How to find your niche in the filmmaking industry


• Advice from Trina to film enthusiast

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Do you have the desire to pursue a dream in the world of filmmaking and it feels like a distant star in the night sky?

“Probably you are doubting your talent” or

“Simply couldn’t find that spark to ignite your passion for Cinema”

Join us as we explore and delve into the life and career of our guest Rose Krieder, whose journey into the world of filmmaking is a testament to the limitless opportunities in filmmaking.

Rose transitioned from a career in modelling to acting and eventually into directing and producing movies, amazing right?

Her story is a testament to the diverse paths one can take in the film industry.

In this episode, you will gain insights on

• What it is like you get started in filmmaking



• How filmmaking began for Rose



• The power of connection and networking in filmmaking


• Whether or not it is necessary to attend a filming Academy


• The different sides (Crew side) in filmmaking









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Derek Discusses the reasons for making the latest narrative short and all the things about it with the films Director Deb Pralle.

In This Episode, Derek Sits down with Linda Troeller after the feature presentation of her biographical film called Healing Waters. The film was produced by Derek and his 95% female crew.

Have a listen to Linda's reaction post-premiere.

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In this episode I will be sharing a bit more about myself and my history in the film-making world. I also included one of my favorite stories about how I became a New Yorker when I used to live in NYC which took place at the start of my career in the film business. I'd love to hear what you think and if there are any topics you would like to hear about! 

Derek Johnson took a trip to New Orleans after hurricane Katrina. He met with and interviewed several people who had come back to claim their land. Listen to this great interview and get a feel of what it's like to be in New Orleans.