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Writing/Directing 'I Care a Lot'
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03/03/21 • 61 min
J Blakeson is the writer/director behind the new Netflix original, I Care a Lot, starring Rosamund Pike.
J started his career like many of us did, making films with his friends and just trying to figure it out. By 21, he had his first agent and went about trying to get his scripts made. After some years of frustration, J took matters into his own hands and wrote a film that he knew he could make himself with the resources he had. That film ended up being his breakout feature, The Disappearance of Alice Creed. Since then, J has carved a spot for himself in the feature and television world with his unique voice, leading to his latest and possibly best film.
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Directing Extraction with Sam Hargrave
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03/30/21 • 49 min
Sam Hargrave is the director behind the new Netflix original, Extraction, starring Chris Hemsworth.
While Extraction is Sam's first feature as a director, it's far from his first experience with action. With credits in Atomic Blonde, Winter Soldier, Civil War, Infinity War, and End Game, Sam has been a part of creating some of the most exciting action of the last 10 years.
In this episode, Sam talks about his path to the director's chair and how he handles action to create those visceral gut-punch-style action sequences.
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Telling Stories that Matter
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10/27/20 • 43 min
The journey toward making the feature film “CLOUDS”—now available on Disney+—was a long one for director Justin Baldoni. In 2013 Justin released a short doc on Zach Sobiech, a remarkable 17-year-old diagnosed with osteosarcoma. The story of Zach’s life, how he lived, and how he brightened the world for everyone around him struck a massive chord with Justin. Since then, bringing that story to the screen has been both a passion and a promise to keep. With the film’s release, Justin has kept his promise to Zach and gave us all the gift of perspective with this touching story.
The Creative Process of Writing and Directing with Ryan Booth
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07/10/18 • 74 min
Today's guest is Ryan Booth (Writer/Director with credits ranging from music videos and commercial work to film ). On this episode, the two Ryans talk about directing and their personal pathways toward making their first features.
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Getting Your Film Made with Seth Worley
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02/12/19 • 60 min
Seth Worley is back to talk about making his latest short film and his continued path to making his first feature.
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Making Your Project Happen with Cassandra Ebner
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12/03/19 • 54 min
Cassandra Ebner is a truly wonderful filmmaker and human. She's a writer, producer, actor, and stuntwoman. Her career spans over 6 years in the industry and on some of the biggest productions around - like Game of Thrones, War for the Planet of the Apes, Shazam!, Arrow, and The Flash. Most recently Cassandra has written, produced, and starred in her web series, LifeXP.
MAKING "STAR WARS: ORIGINS" - A FAN FILM
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06/16/20 • 56 min
If you are wondering how to start making the films you love... To steal from Nike’s slogan... JUST DO IT!
That thought process seems to be behind everything Phil Hawkins does. Like most of us, he’s a student of Spielberg, Lucas, and the other greats of that day. Since he broke in, Phil has directed several features and worked with the likes of Al Pacino, Robert Englund, and Christopher Walken.
Today Ryan and Phil chat about how he shot an award-winning feature in just two days, making one of the biggest fan films ever made, and the importance of working with people you trust.
Directing for an Audience with Alison James
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12/31/19 • 54 min
Alison James is an incredibly talented writer/director on the rise and headed toward her first feature film. After winning Best Narrative Short at the Austin Film Festival for her short film, Judas Collar, Alison was able to land reps at WME and has since been developing what will be her first feature film.
From Stunts to Directing with Trevor Addie
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03/12/19 • 53 min
Trevor Addie is an incredibly talented stunt performer, stunt coordinator, and director that has worked on some of the biggest films and TV shows out there like, War for the Planet of the Apes, Game of Thrones, Flash, BFG, Warcraft, Star Trek Beyond, Suicide Squad, Godzilla, and plenty more! He has a unique, honest, and experienced view on the art and craft of filmmaking. Today we are talking about everything from his life as a stunt performer/coordinator to how to run a set as the director.
Making and Distributing Your Film Independently
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09/01/20 • 63 min
"Just make your film" is a rallying cry for many, but very few back up those words with action. Today's guest, the multifaceted Jim Cummings, is absolutely one of those few.
Through crowdfunding and self-distribution, Jim has found a lot of success for his first feature "Thunder Road". He's following that up with his next two features: the thriller "The Beta Test" and the horror film "The Werewolf" (his first studio film).
Ryan and Jim dive into his unique approach to filmmaking and how he's carving out a path that's all his own.
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FAQ
How many episodes does The Film Riot Podcast have?
The Film Riot Podcast currently has 57 episodes available.
What topics does The Film Riot Podcast cover?
The podcast is about Filmmaking, Acting, Film, Visual Arts, Interview, Podcasts, Movies, Arts and Tv & Film.
What is the most popular episode on The Film Riot Podcast?
The episode title 'Writing/Directing 'I Care a Lot'' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on The Film Riot Podcast?
The average episode length on The Film Riot Podcast is 56 minutes.
How often are episodes of The Film Riot Podcast released?
Episodes of The Film Riot Podcast are typically released every 14 days, 5 hours.
When was the first episode of The Film Riot Podcast?
The first episode of The Film Riot Podcast was released on Jun 5, 2018.
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