The IntelleXual Podcast

David begins the annual process of predicting the Oscar winners with San Diego Filmmakers Allie Lennox and Ryan Casselman. We also present part two of our discussion with female filmmakers Dianna Ippolito and Denice Riddle.

On the 213th episode of the IntelleXual David and Whitney chat about the Super Bowl ads that grabbed their attention and we hear the first half of our discussion with female filmmakers Denice Riddle and Dianna Ippolito as they prepare for shooting their latest independent feature film.

David and Whitney discuss the recent Oscars nominations, what surprised and what didn't. And Part 2 of our chat with filmmaker Mike Egbert about his new film Dollhead and more on the 212th episode!

Hosts David S. Dawson and Whitney Wegman kick off season 5 with the announcement of The IntelleXual joining the GonnaGeek Network, a discussion of the 2018 SAG Awards and an interview with San Diego Filmmaker Mike Egbert about his new film Dollhead.

The IntelleXuals, David S. Dawson, Whitney Wegman, Mark Atkinson and Steve Schwartz gather together for a 2017 recap!

Makeup artist John Aviles joins the show and talks with David about his artistry, the San Diego filmmaking scene and more.

Make-Up artist and all around lovely person Phoenix Webb sits down with David to talk about all sorts of stuff!

Micah Minor returns to the podcast. David and Mark catch up with Micah and get the details on his adventures in Los Angeles, what he's been up to since he returned, and collectively the three of them talk about how they want to start focusing on making better films.

Matt Sivertson and Caroline Amiguet join David and Whitney on the podcast to talk about the multi-year journey of creating Matt's directorial feature film debut, Love All You Have Left. A film inspired by the music, In the Aeroplane Over the Sea by Neutral Milk Hotel. Love All You Have Left is about Juliette (Amiguet), distraught after the death of her young daughter, discovering a girl claiming to be Anne Frank living in her attic. This is a great conversation about the creation of a feature film script from something as abstract as a thought sparked from a song.

Writer, Director and all around fun artist Aimee Greenberg joins the show. Aimee talks about her artistic life in NYC and the travels that eventually brought her to San Diego. Aimee is also Whitney's director in a new play called American Carnage: A Love Story at City Heights Performance Annex running Nov. 10-26, 2017.