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Connor and Chandler introduce their new podcast, where they don't watch shitty movies. They explain that they have a blacklist of movies that are considered to be particularly bad, such as Rubber, Frozen, and Mac and Me. They take a moment to introduce themselves and explain their backgrounds and how they came to watch movies. They conclude by introducing their podcast and encouraging the audience to watch responsible.
Chandler is a video editor and producer who has been studying film for over ten years. He got into it in high school, and his family has always been big on watching movies together. He explains his journey with film and how he looks at films differently now. Connor and Chandler both enjoy delving into the meanings behind films, but they know it is hard to find someone to have such a conversation with.
Connor started off by telling Chandler that he does not have a background in film, but he does have some experience in photography. He began his love for movies in college when he started to act and read books that quoted movies such as The Godfather and As Good As It Gets. As time went on, he stopped focusing on the acting element and instead moved towards the storyline and relationships between characters. He now watches movies with more intention, understanding the symbolism and deeper meaning.
Chandler and Connor are both passionate about movies and coffee. Chandler has a background in film studies and is familiar with more classic films, while Connor has a passion for cult classics. They both appreciate films that are a bit off the beaten path and are pushing the boundaries. They also have a shared passion for coffee, as they always have a cup when recording. The conversation highlights the different experiences and tastes both of the friends have when it comes to films and coffee.
We Don't Watch Shitty Movies is:
Connor Long
Chandler Bramstedt
and is brought to you in association with the Of The Excitable Mind podcast network.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
By Of The Excitable MindConnor and Chandler introduce their new podcast, where they don't watch shitty movies. They explain that they have a blacklist of movies that are considered to be particularly bad, such as Rubber, Frozen, and Mac and Me. They take a moment to introduce themselves and explain their backgrounds and how they came to watch movies. They conclude by introducing their podcast and encouraging the audience to watch responsible.
Chandler is a video editor and producer who has been studying film for over ten years. He got into it in high school, and his family has always been big on watching movies together. He explains his journey with film and how he looks at films differently now. Connor and Chandler both enjoy delving into the meanings behind films, but they know it is hard to find someone to have such a conversation with.
Connor started off by telling Chandler that he does not have a background in film, but he does have some experience in photography. He began his love for movies in college when he started to act and read books that quoted movies such as The Godfather and As Good As It Gets. As time went on, he stopped focusing on the acting element and instead moved towards the storyline and relationships between characters. He now watches movies with more intention, understanding the symbolism and deeper meaning.
Chandler and Connor are both passionate about movies and coffee. Chandler has a background in film studies and is familiar with more classic films, while Connor has a passion for cult classics. They both appreciate films that are a bit off the beaten path and are pushing the boundaries. They also have a shared passion for coffee, as they always have a cup when recording. The conversation highlights the different experiences and tastes both of the friends have when it comes to films and coffee.
We Don't Watch Shitty Movies is:
Connor Long
Chandler Bramstedt
and is brought to you in association with the Of The Excitable Mind podcast network.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.