Out of Frame

Join us for an insightful conversation with Matt Miller, an accomplished Assistant Editor and Producer in Hollywood, known for his work on films such as 'Pete's Dragon,' 'Clemency' and 'The Old Man and the Gun.' Matt is originally from Nebraska and was a graduate student at the Johnny Carson Center for Emerging Media Arts.
In this episode, we explore how Matt aligned his career with his personal interests and passions while also delving into the challenges he faced transitioning from the Midwest to Los Angeles.
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In this episode, we speak to Catherine Dvorak: an actress living in Los Angeles. Catherine has been in the industry as an actress for years but has more recently been in roles where she is the writer, producer or director.
During this interview, you will hear about her experience shifting from acting to film production, creating her own production company, Leafy Greens Films, and her advice to aspiring filmmakers on submitting their work to film festivals!
Festival Mentioned: Collaboration Filmmakers Challenge
Learn more about Catherine:
Instagram: @Catherine_Dvorak_Actor
Website: CatherinDoes.Art
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In this episode, we speak to Bryan Jackson: a director, writer, founder, and educator. He has directed films such as Haircut, Softly, Little Taiko Boy, and most recently, Cream. These films take a unique approach by drawing upon Jackson's work in LGBTQ+ activism and background in theater and experimental film. His dedication to fostering community is shown in his work as co-founder of DigiFilm and founder of the International Documentary Program at the University of California, Irvine.
During the interview, Bryan shares transformative stories from his college years, what led him to become an independent filmmaker, and experiences from his time working internationally.
We hope you enjoy this conversation with Bryan just as much as we did!
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In this episode, we speak to J.B. Tyson: a college instructor with over 27 years of experience as an Assistant Director. During the interview, J.B. talks about his early career days, his networking stories, and the Hollywood writers' strike. J.B. gives valuable advice to all budding filmmakers, highlighting the lessons he learned from his own experiences.
DISCLAIMER
This episode was recorded before the Hollywood writers' strike ended. The strike officially ended on Wednesday, September 27, after 148 days.
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In this episode, we speak to Kaylee Colton: an editor, photographer and inspiring creative who has worked on shows like Man in the High Castle, Top Chef, and Crazy Ex-Girlfriend.
Kaylee is originally from Lincoln, Nebraska, and moved to Los Angeles to pursue her career in film. Since then, she has worked on documentaries, reality television, indie and studio features, and has eight years of experience on union-scripted projects.
In the interview, we talk to Kaylee about how she got her start, her tips on how to network, and what lessons she's learned throughout her career.
We hope you enjoy this conversation with Kaylee just as much as we did!
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