In this episode, visual arts professor at the University of California San Diego, Michael Trigilio, shares his insight on producing effective works of science fiction and fantasy, from sparking original ideas to setting yourself apart from other content creators.

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Want to turn your photography passion into a business? In this episode, working photographer Sam Li explains how to get recognized, and be trusted for, taking photos for all kinds of clients, friends and strangers.

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

In this episode, YouTube content creator and college vlogger Rachel Seo  shares how she grew her channel and what strategies students can do to  better target their own niche audiences on YouTube.

In this episode, Film Frat host Zack Szabo discusses why being in Los  Angeles may or may not be for you as a filmmaker, and why it is not necessary to move there in order to make money with your films.

In this episode, Mark Allyn, working actor out of San Diego and Los Angeles and the voice actor for the Film Fraternity Podcast, shares his experience working on professional film sets and gives valuable advice for student filmmakers on how to properly audition and treat professional actors.

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In this episode, casting director Isaac Brown shares his knowledge on how to find the right talent for your film, as well as how to treat and compensate them properly based on your project.

You can find the links to Isaac's Facebook page, Brown Casting, and more in this episode's show notes at www.filmfrat.com/show-notes.

In this episode, Zack gives step-by-step advice to making a website for your creative portfolio. Whether you want to showcase short films or photo albums, a website can be the best place to house your visual artwork, which you can easily share across social platforms while claiming your very own domain space online.

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Did you know you can level-up your student filmmaking resume with any on-campus organization? In this episode, student videographer Hannah Rosenberg speaks about her experience in a campus startup called ReLyfe and how she not only adds value to her own filmmaking journey, but also making a difference in the community doing so.

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In this episode, Raymond Montemayor joins the Film Frat House to talk about his Star Wars Toy Stories, a series of Star Wars fan films, the latest of which, Star Wars: The Toys Awaken, received the Spirit of Fandom award at the 2018 Star Wars Fan Film Awards. He has been interviewed at Star Wars Celebration and featured on the Star Wars Show on YouTube.

To view this episode's show notes and follow Star Wars Toy Stories on social media, visit www.filmfrat.com/show-notes. 

Film Frat host and student filmmaker Zack Szabo continues the conversation about interactive storytelling, which began in Episode 14, where he spoke with the cast of his interactive short film made for a class final project. 

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