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On this episode, the tables get turned on Eric as he gets interviewed on filmmaking with Director Rob Comeau. This episode is edited from an Instagram Live that took place on April 14th, 2020.
On this episode, Marc and Eric talk about COVID-19 mask fashion and Hamilton on Disney+. Eric is joined by fitness instructor and trainer Maral Habibi (14:21) as they talk about how to stay motivated and moving during quarantine, and how one builds and brands a business during a global pandemic.
This interview is edited from an Instagram live broadcast from May 22nd, 2020.
On This Episode, Eric interviews Directors Emily Jenkins and Justin Black as they talk about the process and production of their award winning co-directed short film Terminally in Love, currently streaming on Vimeo (https://www.terminallyinlove.com/)
On This Episode, Marc interviews novelist Sidura Ludwig to discuss her recently published short story collection "You Are Not What We Expected." They also talk about raising a family during quarantine, how her Jewish identity is reflected in her writing, the quest to get as many rejections as possible, and how COVID-19 has affected the launch of her book.
On This Episode, Marc and Eric talk about their weird habits and quirks, while Eric is joined by filmmaker Charlie Tyrell, as they talk about his Oscar-shortlisted film My Dead Dad's Porno Tapes, their responsibilities as creative storytellers, and the discipline to practice and collaborate while engaging in the craft.
On This Episode, Marc and Eric talk about life under quarantine, and are joined by Anna Jane Edmonds and Gina Simone from Pocket Film School (pocketfilmschool.io) as they discuss how they brought their indie skills into a cost-effective DIY program.
On this episode, Marc and Eric discuss their favourite movie screenings they've attended, while Marc is joined by Writer and Pop Culture Critic, Anthony Oliveira (8:08) as they talk about how his PhD work ties into the Dumpster Racoon film series he programs at Toronto's Revue Cinema, his love for John Milton, his upcoming one-shot with Marvel Comics, and why queerness matters throughout his entire body of work.
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