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In this exclusive interview, we sit down with the creative minds behind Iâll Be Thereâdirector Andrew Shea, writer Cindy McCreery, and talented actors Ryan Cooper and Victoria Kelleher. As the film prepares for its release on November 15th, we dive into the heart of this emotional drama, exploring the storytelling process, the challenges of bringing complex characters to life, and what audiences can expect from this deeply moving film. Get a behind-the-scenes look at the making of Iâll Be There and hear firsthand from the team about the themes of love, loss, and second chances that drive the story. Don't miss this inside scoop before the film opens!
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Join us as we sit down with the talented director behind Dragonfly, an emotional short film that delves into the complexities of memory, family, and love. We discuss the inspiration behind the story, the unique approach to its creation, and the challenges of bringing this heartfelt vision to life. Donât miss this insightful conversation about one of the yearâs most thought-provoking short films.
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In this episode, we sit down with acclaimed filmmaker Jane Spencer to discuss her latest project, South of Hope Street. Jane shares her inspiration for the film, the challenges she faced during production, and her vision for storytelling that resonates with audiences. Jane offers invaluable insights into the filmmaking process. Whether youâre a film enthusiast or aspiring filmmaker, this conversation is packed with wisdom and inspiration. Tune in!
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In this episode, we sit down with Salvador Litvak, the creative mind behind Guns and Moses. Salvador shares insights into his creative process, the inspirations behind his latest film, and how he tackles themes of community, morality, and the human spirit. Donât miss this thought-provoking discussion with a filmmaker whoâs unafraid to challenge conventions.
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In this episode of Filmmaker Mixer, we sit down with David Finkel, the director of the Austin Jewish Film Festival, happening in just a few days! David shares whatâs in store for this year's festival, highlighting an incredible lineup of films that celebrate Jewish culture and stories from around the world. He takes us behind the scenes of notable screenings, including the powerful documentary Colleyville, which examines the 2022 Texas synagogue hostage crisis, and Guns and Moses, a fresh and provocative narrative feature by Salvador Litvak. Tune in for a sneak peek at these standout films and more as David explains how AJFF continues to bring unique and compelling stories to Austin audiences year after year.
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For this episode, weâve invited the talented Dani Menkin to discuss his powerful documentary Colleyville, which is set to screen at the Austin Jewish Film Festival. In our conversation, Dani delves into the heart of the film, exploring themes of community, resilience, and identity within the Jewish experience. He shares insights on the filmmaking process and the emotional impact of the stories he captures, highlighting the importance of documenting contemporary narratives that resonate with audiences today.
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Welcome to Filmmaker Mixer, the podcast hosted by Andrew Lamping and Jeff Stolhand. In today's episode, we're thrilled to chat with cinematographer Veronica Bouza. Veronica's impressive work includes two films that premiered at SXSW this past year: "The Gutter," a world premiere, and "Inner Demons," a Texas premiere. An AFI graduate, Veronica was also named one of the 2022 Rising Stars of Cinematography by the American Society of Cinematographers. Join us as we dive into Veronica's journey and insights into the world of filmmaking.
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In this episode, we sit down with Bonnie Gross, the writer and producer of the award-winning film Lady Parts, as she shares her journey of bringing this story to life. We discuss the filmâs themes, the challenges of independent filmmaking, and the exciting experience of screening at the Austin Film Festival. Join us for an inspiring conversation about creativity, resilience, and making movies!
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In this episode, we sit down with writer/director Jacob Daniels and actor E'an Verdugo to dive into their latest short film Taco Baby. We explore the inspiration behind this quirky comedy, the challenges of bringing a unique story to life, and the dynamic collaboration between director and actor. Tune in to hear about their creative process, the film's festival journey, and what makes Taco Baby a standout in the world of short films. Don't miss this fun and insightful conversation!
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In this episode of Filmmaker Mixer, we chat with Michael Patrick Clarkson, the creator of Red Rose on Netflix, about his latest project, Upholstergeist. This eerie, imaginative short film is screening at the Austin Film Festival, and Clarkson dives deep into his creative process, what inspired this ghostly new tale, and the journey of creating a spooky gem. Donât miss this exclusive look at his latest work and whatâs next for this talented filmmaker!
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In this episode of Filmmaker Mixer, we sit down with producer Matthew Vaughan to discuss his latest film, Operation Taco Gary's. The film, starring Simon Rex, is set to premiere at the Austin Film Festival and promises a wild, irreverent ride. Join us as Vaughan shares behind-the-scenes stories, his creative process, and what makes this film stand out in the indie film scene. Get an exclusive look at what to expect from this festival premiere!
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In this episode of Filmmaker Mixer, we speak with Kelsey Taylor and Adam Lee about their dark and gripping film To Kill a Wolf, screening at the Austin Film Festival. This modern reimagining of Little Red Riding Hood follows a social outcast who discovers a teenage runaway in the Oregon wilderness and tries to help her find a way home. With themes of trauma and redemption, Taylor and Lee take us through the emotional journey behind the film, from concept to execution. Donât miss this fascinating conversation about their thought-provoking and haunting tale.
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In this episode of Filmmaker Mixer, we sit down with director Toni Comas and actor Matt Riker to discuss their latest film Silent Notes, which is set to have its world premiere at the Austin Film Festival. Join us as we dive into the inspiration behind the film, the challenges they faced during production, and the powerful themes that make Silent Notes a must-see. Whether you're a filmmaker or a film enthusiast, this conversation will give you an inside look at what it takes to bring such an emotionally gripping story to the screen.
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In this episode, we chat with actors Mike Castle, Leonora Pitts, and Andre Hyland about their new film I Hate Myself and Want to Die, making its world premiere at the Austin Film Festival. The trio dives deep into the dark comedy's themes, their unique characters, and what drew them to this daring project. Don't miss this conversation as we explore the intersection of humor and despair in a film that promises to challenge audiences in unexpected ways.
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In this special episode, we sit down with director Angela Gulner to discuss her haunting new film The Beldham, premiering at the Austin Film Festival. Angela dives into the eerie inspiration behind the story, the challenges of bringing this supernatural thriller to life, and what audiences can expect from the chilling tale. Join us for an insightful conversation about the craft of horror and the nuances of indie filmmaking.
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In this episode of the Filmmaker Mixer Podcast, we have the pleasure of speaking with Barbara Morgan, the visionary founder of the Austin Film Festival! Join us as Barbara shares her incredible journey in creating one of the most celebrated film festivals in the country, highlighting its mission to support filmmakers and storytellers.
We discuss the challenges and triumphs of building a community around cinema, the festival's impact on independent film, and the importance of storytelling in todayâs world. Barbara also gives us a sneak peek into what attendees can expect from this yearâs festival and how it continues to evolve. Whether youâre a filmmaker, a film lover, or someone curious about the festival circuit, this episode is a must-listen!
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In this episode of the Filmmaker Mixer Podcast, weâre thrilled to welcome award-winning composer and performing artist Nikhil Koparkar! Known for his captivating scores in film, television, and gaming, Nikhil shares his journey through the world of sound.
We discuss his work on the highly anticipated psychological horror film Dead Whisper, which has been highlighted by COLLIDER as one of the âBest Horror Movies Releasing July 2024.â Nikhil also reveals his creative process behind the official main theme for Riot Gamesâ League of Legends - Lunar New Year Campaign, and his collaborations on major projects like Netflixâs Life On Our Planet and HBOâs His Dark Materials.
Discover how Nikhil blends instruments from different cultures with a modern cinematic palette, leading to his recognition as a prominent voice in film scoring. Whether you're a music lover, aspiring composer, or just curious about the art of sound, this episode is packed with inspiration and insights!
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In this powerful episode of the Filmmaker Mixer Podcast, we sit down with the remarkable filmmakers behind the documentary "How I Roll." Join us as we delve into the incredible story of Robin Cohen, who has faced unthinkable hardships, including murder and the ongoing battle with MS for over 25 years. Together with filmmakers Brianne Berkson and Miguel Gluckstern, we explore themes of resilience, hope, and the transformative power of storytelling. This conversation will inspire you to find the light even in the darkest of times. Don't miss it!
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In this episode, we delve into the captivating realm of filmmaking with George Henry Horton, a versatile British filmmaker, actor, and writer known for his dynamic approach to storytelling. George's passion lies in crafting immersive worlds rooted in sci-fi, horror, and action genres, where human experiences unfold against fantastical backdrops. Whether you're a cinephile, aspiring filmmaker, or simply intrigued by the art of cinematic storytelling, this episode offers an engaging glimpse into George Henry Horton's creative process and his impactful contributions to the world of cinema.
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In this episode, we sit down with filmmaker Vito A. Rowlands to discuss his mesmerizing new film, Ovid New York. Join us as we explore the seven tales of transformation that poetically reinterpret Ovid's Metamorphoses, weaving a rich tapestry of violence and catharsis set against mythical landscapes. Vito shares his creative process, the challenges of adapting classic literature, and how the themes of transformation resonate in todayâs world. Whether you're a film buff or a lover of mythology, this conversation promises to inspire and provoke thought.
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