
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


Happy Sunday!
Go to https://tribecafilm.com/films/you-can-live-forever-2022 and rent it for 48 hours! (It’s Geoblocked in Canada but just get a 30 day free trial of a VPN if you don’t have it. NordVPN is a good option.)
June is one of my favourite people in the world and you’ll get a great sense of their wonderful perspective on life and vulnerability in this discussion. We talk about the film industry, how they fell in love with theater as a child, loss, pets, truly expressing yourself, and the American Girl Dolls. Really grateful to June for taking the time to talk to me, and I hope this new episode of Season 2 warms your heart as much as I did mine re-listening to it.
WELCOME TO VANSHITTY SEASON 2 I am so excited to come back with my first guests of the new season: Joshua Aries and Daniel Irving. I became aware of them when I saw their incredible film Mr. James is Dead at a local gala and gave them a shouting standing ovation. In a very short time, these two have taken the local indie world by storm, cleaning up awards and charming fans at virtually every local film film event.
Most recently, they got on TikTok(@danielandjosh) and amassed 14 Million Views on their first upload alone. I upload this as they film a pitch video for their next big project, and I go off to see Everything Everywhere All At Once. This couldn't be more appropriate because in their own, authentic way, these two are very much cut from the same cloth as The Daniels. Please enjoy this conversation from months ago, and get charmed by their warmth and humor on a rainy Sunday. https://linktr.ee/danielandjosh
Heya!
Hey! Welcome back.
We did it! Tenth Episode!
Recommended Viewing:
AND
Victor Ayala is a prolific theater and film actor who has both taught acting for years and been a student longer. We discuss the limitations and potential of acting education as we've experienced it.
It's Daniel Jeffery time!
Welcome back! So happy to finally be able to share this episode. In it, Shaelynn Poulin and I discuss the harsh realities of working in the industry-at-large in Vancouver as a PA, the contrasts between that and the Indie film world, and issues of mental health, spirituality, and activism. Its a really good one! Shae's film Lion (as discussed in the episode):
https://youtu.be/Kvjmr0Kiwmc
This is an episode relaying Kelly Tatham and I's experiences and lessons from our 5 days in Fairy Creek. It goes into the depths and nuances of the experience that a simple post or essay can't. Must listen.
This is episode five (not six), wherein I interview the incredibly hardworking and badass Sasha Duncan and Joel McCarthy on the history and Philosophy of RunNGun 48 hour film fest. This is a no-holds barred episode that I hope you enjoy. We get into hard hitting questions like:
"Joel when I oraled you, you promised me the deal was that Stav’s Extraordinary Mixtape would get a Writing nom, now I see that we got a Directing nom instead and Steve is walking around like he wears the pants? What is this? Was I not good enough at the oral?"
Other questions are also asked. This episode is unedited. Recommended viewing is the 80 RUNNGUN movies available online right now.
From the publisher's feed