In this episode, Zack and Grant talk about their time making the upcoming short film "The Scarecrow", from writing, to casting, and to the challenges faced during production.

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In this episode, Zack and Grant discuss the latest mirrorless camera offerings from Sony Electronics, as well as make an announcement for the Film Frat Podcast taking the show floor of NAB! Stay tuned for more info.

If you're interested in buying any of the cameras mentioned in this episode, check out the affiliate links in the show notes at https://www.filmfrat.com/show-notes.

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It's the debut episode of Film Frat GEEK WEEK! Where Zack and Grant talk about anything and everything happening in the film industry and beyond! In this episode, Zack and Grant face off in a debate about which streaming services take the lead in 2021, and which ones are lagging behind the competition. They also throw in some honorable mentions which are mentioned in the show notes at filmfrat.com! (https://www.filmfrat.com/show-notes)

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In this episode, PGA line producer Lisa Bruhn joins the Frat House to discuss how she got her start in film producing through her first feature "Carving a Life", bringing a community together to turn what started as a passion project into a viable product, now available on Amazon, Tubi, the Roku Channel, and more!

You can see the show notes for this episode at www.filmfrat.com/show-notes.

In this episode, student hobby artist @lightofthedeep shares her experience working with digital mediums to create fan art that not only draws attention, but commissions too! She also delves into how Japanese anime helped influence her art style as well as how the fandom community she was surrounded with helped her become a better artist.

Follow @lightofthedeep on Instagram, TikTok, and more by going to the show notes for this episode at 030 - The Art of Anime Fandoms and Fan Art with @lightofthedeep (filmfrat.com).

In this episode, recent undergrad film student Lenti Liang shares her experience as an international student in the media arts program at UC San Diego, her inspiration to become a film director, and her plans to attend film school as a graduate student.

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In this episode, Zack provides 5 different ideas for New Year's resolutions that can ACTUALLY be fulfilled. If you're into any part of filmmaking, whether it's writing, directing, cinematography, or editing, and want to jump-start your creativity in 2021, this idea-generating episode is for you!

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In this episode, San Diego-based actor Mark Vidano gives words of advice  to young filmmakers on how to look for great actors, properly treat  them on set, and getting them into the character the filmmaker's story  calls for.

For all the resources mentioned in this episode, visit the Film Fraternity website at https://filmfrat.com/show-notes/027-getting-actors-into-character-with-mark-vidano.

**Note: No video version of the podcast this week, but you can still support the Film Frat podcast over at Patreon here (https://www.patreon.com/filmfrat)!

In this episode, returning guest Grant Cook joins the show to discuss the best of Christmas in the movies, as well as the latest gear on our wish lists (and things we already bought!). For a list of all the gear mentioned in this episode, visit https://filmfrat.com/show-notes/026-the-film-frat-holiday-special-feat-grant-cook .

This episode serves as Zack's post-graduation speech for fellow film and media grads in 2020. He gives an encouraging message along with an update about the Film Frat Podcast.

To see Zack's camera gear and software recommendations, show notes, and all other exclusive info, please visit www.filmfrat.com.