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Susan Ansman spent a year embedded with LeBron James, directing Netflix’s Starting 5 and capturing the most personal moments of his career. In this episode, Susan shares how she made the leap from ESPN to freelance, what it’s really like to direct a global superstar, and how she’s paving the way for women in sports filmmaking.
⏱ Timestamps00:00 – Intro: How Susan became LeBron’s director
01:09 – Why she quit ESPN for this opportunity
02:15 – First day: Inside LeBron’s house on Halloween
03:40 – Building trust with high-profile athletes
05:31 – Capturing LeBron rapping in the car
07:00 – Verité filmmaking and shooting solo
08:06 – The story structure behind Starting 5
10:00 – The toast, Bronny’s health scare & vulnerability
13:30 – Being a one-woman crew with LeBron
16:00 – What it takes to shoot elite athletes
19:00 – The power of listening as a director
21:45 – From EVS operator to Emmy-winning filmmaker
24:30 – How editing shaped her directing style
27:00 – Juggling directing, producing, and editing
30:00 – Shooting the Olympic basketball documentary
34:00 – Navigating confidence in a male-dominated industry
37:30 – Advice to women entering sports filmmaking
41:00 – Why representation behind the camera matters
44:00 – Final reflections + what’s next for Susan
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Creative Director. It’s a title everyone wants—but few truly understand. In this episode of Frame By Frame, I sit down with Will Shanahan, VP of Creative at The Unlisted Company, to break down what this role really means in the world of branded content, advertising, and filmmaking.
Whether you’re an aspiring CD, a freelance director, or just curious about how creative projects actually get made—this episode pulls back the curtain.
📍 Timestamps
00:00 – Intro: Why speaking your mind matters
01:06 – What does a Creative Director actually do?
03:38 – The difference between title and responsibility
07:41 – Defining the role in one sentence
08:00 – Creative Director vs. Head Coach vs. GM
09:21 – Director vs. Creative Director collaboration
11:10 – How to build relationships between directors and CDs
12:32 – The one skill no one talks about—but every CD needs
14:35 – Business lessons learned as a Creative Director
17:06 – Navigating budget conversations with clients
19:59 – Why the word “partnership” changes everything
20:16 – The rare project that went exactly as planned
22:47 – Will’s origin story: How he became a CD
24:07 – Staying creative while managing meetings and chaos
26:26 – The creative power of not trying too hard
27:16 – Advice for new Creative Directors
29:43 – Why pitching is more than just presenting ideas
33:14 – How to make clients feel something during a pitch
34:16 – Real pitch example: The New York Giants
35:40 – Will’s favorite deck-building tools and resources
36:33 – Making the leap: Why Will joined The Unlisted Co.
39:34 – Trusting your gut in a creative career
40:24 – Closing thoughts + why relationships create opportunity
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If personal branding feels cringy, confusing, or just exhausting — this episode is for you.
Brand coach and creative powerhouse Praise Santos, founder of ComePlum, breaks down what personal branding really is, why it matters, and how creatives like filmmakers, designers, and freelancers can brand themselves with authenticity and confidence.
We unpack how to stand out in a saturated market, attract your dream clients, and stop letting imposter syndrome hold you back.
⏱ Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro: Why Personal Branding Feels Hard
00:33 - What Is Personal Branding, Really?
01:08 - Branding = The Soul of Your Business
01:58 - Why People Hire People
02:57 - Finding the “Why” That Powers Your Brand
04:06 - The Biggest Pain Points Creatives Face
06:00 - “I’m Not Special Enough” and Other Lies We Tell Ourselves
07:35 - How to Show Up Authentically Online
08:36 - The Hype Sheet: A Game-Changing Branding Tool
10:34 - What to Put in Your Creative Brand Toolkit
12:00 - Serving vs. Selling: The Heart of Great Branding
14:16 - Praise’s Journey to Becoming a Brand Coach
17:15 - How a Mission Statement Won a Filmmaker a Client
19:00 - How to Position Yourself as a Premium Creative
21:16 - Want to Be the Four Seasons of Your Industry? Here’s How
23:09 - Why Podcasting Is a Branding Superpower
25:31 - Podcast Tips: Niche, Ideas, and Delegation
28:03 - Mistakes to Avoid When Building Your Brand
29:31 - Where to Find Praise & ComePlum
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Is AI the future of filmmaking? In Episode 11 of Frame By Frame, I break down how AI tools are reshaping the creative process—and why they’re just another tool, not a replacement for human creativity.
I’ll walk you through exactly how I use AI in my daily workflow as a director and solopreneur: from generating creative ideas, building pitch decks, streamlining my podcast production, to editing and organizing footage. Plus, I share my thoughts on the ethical considerations, potential pitfalls, and why mastering these tools will set you apart in the evolving creative landscape.
Whether you’re a filmmaker, content creator, or just curious about how AI is changing the game, this episode offers practical insights and real-world applications.
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How do you go from shooting solo to directing big-budget projects? Award-winning director Marcus Tortorici (Voyager TV) shares his journey—breaking into the industry, mastering the pitch process, and how he got signed as a director.
🔹 How to craft a pitch that sells
🔹 What agents look for in a director
🔹 The reality of working with agencies & clients
🔹 Why trusting your creative instincts is everything
Marcus’ work blends stunning visuals with compelling storytelling, and in this episode, we break down how he does it—Frame By Frame.
00:00 - The Reality of Starting as a Director
00:07 - How Marcus Landed Big Sets Early in His Career
00:40 - Getting Over the Fear of Directing Large Crews
01:10 - Welcome to Frame By Frame!
01:52 - What Marcus is Working on at Voyager TV
02:31 - The Creative Process: How Marcus Approaches New Projects
03:39 - Who Finds the Work: Director vs. Agency?
05:21 - Writing Treatments & Creating Pitch Decks
08:00 - The Tools Marcus Uses for Visual References
09:30 - ChatGPT for Filmmakers? Why It’s a Game-Changer
11:07 - Selling Yourself as a Director: Why It’s Just as Important as Talent
13:50 - How to Pitch Effectively in a Post-COVID World
15:37 - Biggest Mistakes Young Directors Make
17:26 - The Unspoken Rule in Filmmaking: Agencies Don’t Care… Until They Do
19:31 - How Marcus Got Signed by Voyager TV
25:27 - The Portfolio Strategy That Got Him Noticed
29:03 - Why Social Media & Branding Matter for Directors
34:15 - Balancing Visuals & Story: Why Both Matter Equally
38:33 - How to Develop a Signature Look as a Director
42:04 - Trusting Your Creative Instincts & Fighting for Your Vision
45:31 - The Client-Agency Dance: Navigating Creative Control
46:59 - The Key to Longevity in Filmmaking: Resilience
48:28 - What’s Next for Marcus? Commercials vs. Features
52:33 - The Mindset Shift Every Director Needs
53:23 - Closing Thoughts & Subscribe for More!
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Can giving away your films for free actually lead to career success? In this episode of Frame By Frame, filmmaker Jake Viramontez, founder of SOWN for Good, shares how embracing generosity in filmmaking transformed his career—leading to collaborations with Sony, TED, and global NGOs
From having no commercial work during COVID to landing a dream partnership with Sony, Jake’s journey proves that giving without expectations can open unexpected doors. He breaks down his storytelling philosophy, the three-act structure for NGO films, and how filmmakers can create impact-driven stories while building a sustainable career
💡 What you’ll learn in this episode:
✔️ How giving away films led Jake to work with Sony and TED
✔️ The three-act storytelling formula for social impact films
✔️ How young filmmakers can land projects without industry connections
✔️ The unexpected way generosity creates real career opportunities
✔️ Why NGOs and brands need human-centered storytelling more than ever
📌 Chapters & Topics:
00:00 – The Power of Giving in Filmmaking (Jake’s turning point)
02:30 – How Jake Started Giving Away Films for Free
06:45 – How a Cold Email to Sony Led to a Major Partnership
12:10 – Why Filmmakers Should Focus on Impact Over Money
17:30 – Jake’s Early Filmmaking Journey & First Mentor
22:15 – How Traveling and Nonprofits Shaped His Filmmaking Style
27:00 – The Art of Authentic Storytelling for NGOs & Brands
31:45 – The Three-Act Structure for Social Impact Films
36:30 – Building SOWN for Good and Mentoring Young Filmmakers
41:00 – How to Apply for SOWN for Good Filmmaking Opportunities
43:30 – Final Advice for Filmmakers: How to Build a Career That Matters
🎥 About Jake Viramontez:
Jake is an award-winning filmmaker and founder of SOWN for Good, a creative initiative that provides filmmakers with opportunities to tell meaningful stories for nonprofits. His work has been featured by Sony, Chevrolet, and global NGOs, blending commercial filmmaking with purpose-driven storytelling.
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🎥 When do you know it’s time to leave your dream job? Former Seattle Seahawks Senior Producer Madeline Down built one of the NFL’s best in-house video teams, creating some of the most iconic sports content. But she walked away. In this episode of Frame By Frame, we dive into why she left, how she built her career in sports filmmaking, and what’s next as she transitions into narrative filmmaking
We also discuss her upcoming short film Sense of Emergency, inspired by a life-changing moment involving her mother and first responders, and the launch of her new creative studio, Studio 89, backed by Doug Baldwin.📌 Timestamps:
00:00 - Opening Hook: When You’re No Longer Seen as a Creative
00:43 - Welcome to Frame By Frame w/ Madeline Down
01:12 - Leaving the Seahawks: Why She Walked Away from a Dream Job
02:25 - The Hardest Part About Leaving a Secure Job
04:23 - The Sports Content Grind & What It Teaches You
08:08 - Building the Seahawks Video Team from 4 to 12 People
10:02 - The NFL’s Content “Arms Race” & Why It’s a Bootcamp for Filmmakers
14:31 - Behind the Sound: The Seahawks’ First Docuseries
17:20 - The Challenges of Making Sports Documentaries
19:01 - How to Pitch & Sell a Creative Project Internally
21:37 - Her #1 Career Advice for Creatives
22:21 - Her Short Film Sense of Emergency – Inspired by a True Story
24:46 - The Wild Story of Her Mom’s Cardiac Arrest & Survival
28:35 - Crowdfunding Her Film Successfully (Using Seed&Spark)
31:10 - Casting Luke Barnett as the Lead & His Viral Film Success
33:02 - Transitioning from Athletes to Working with Actors
36:08 - Vault 89 & Launching Her Own Creative Studio
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→ [Instagram]
→ [Sense of Emergency Short Film]
→ [Studio 89]
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🎬 Subscribe for more filmmaking insights! If this episode resonated with you, hit LIKE and comment below—would YOU leave your dream job for something unknown?
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Filmmaker, Chris Ray—founder of Motion Clubhouse and a key part of the production team behind the Huberman Lab Podcast. In this episode, we dive into his inspiring journey from producing content at DC Shoes to building his own creative agency and working with some of the biggest names in the industry.
If you’re an aspiring filmmaker, creative entrepreneur, or just curious about the behind-the-scenes of branded content and podcast production, this episode is packed with insights you won’t want to miss. 🎥🎙️
Connect w/ Chris: Website | Instagram
Timestamps:
00:00 - Introduction
00:28 - How We Met IRL After Years of Texts
01:05 - Chris’s Journey: From DC Shoes to Motion Clubhouse
03:00 - Breaking into the Industry Through Skateboarding
04:26 - The Moment Chris Decided to Start His Own Company
07:41 - Taking the Leap: Balancing Family & Career Risks
10:25 - Failing Fast & Learning Quickly in Business
11:08 - Why the Business Side of Filmmaking Is Just as Important
13:15 - The Art of Pitching to Brands
14:21 - Building Brand Relationships as a Creative
15:21 - How Smaller Creators Can Land Big Brand Deals
17:44 - The Future of Branded Content & Creator Economy
20:06 - Behind the Scenes of the Huberman Lab Podcast
23:16 - The Biggest Challenges of High-Level Podcast Production
26:39 - How Huberman Lab Encourages Creativity & Mental Clarity
28:06 - Realizing the Cultural Impact of Your Work
29:18 - Staying Inspired: What Fuels Chris’s Creativity
31:31 - Nerding Out on Gear: Film Cameras & New Tech
33:19 - Reviving Old Cameras: The Charm of Mini DV & Film
34:22 - Practical Advice for Aspiring Filmmakers
36:10 - Chris’s Passion Projects & What’s Next
37:04 - Final Thoughts & Where to Find Chris Online
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🏆 Super Bowl-winning coach. Hall of Famer. NBC analyst. In this episode of Frame By Frame, I sit down with Tony Dungy for one of the most insightful conversations we’ve had yet.
We break down:
✅ The moment he thought he’d never get his head coach shot—and how it finally happened
✅ Why staying true to yourself matters more than chasing expectations
✅ How coaching an NFL team is just like directing a film 🎬🏈
✅ His mindset for handling pressure in high-stakes moments
✅ What success vs. significance really means
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⏱️ Timestamps:
00:00 – Intro
02:00 – How Tony helped me get my big break in the industry
3:00 – Why being a director is like being a head coach 🎬🏈
05:00 – The job that changed everything—but he almost didn’t consider it
07:00 – The pressure to change vs. staying true to yourself
10:00 – Getting rejected over and over—how he handled it
16:29 - Meeting Peyton Manning for the 1st time
17:00 – How great leaders empower others to lead
25:00 – The secret to handling pressure:
30:00 – Coaching vs. Broadcasting: What changed?
35:00 – How Tony used his Super Bowl moment to share his faith
39:00 – Success vs. Significance: What truly matters?
41:00 – Final takeaways & lessons for leaders, creatives, and dreamers
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In this episode of Frame By Frame, we dive into what it really takes to act in and produce a feature film on an indie budget. Kelsi Umeko and Curtis McGann share how they went from acting in short films to selling a feature film they made for under $100K—with no big investors or Hollywood backing.
💡 Topics & Timestamps:
⏳ 00:03:34 – How a Craigslist purchase led to a feature film role
⏳ 00:08:01 – Leaving everything behind to chase acting in LA
⏳ 00:21:14 – Making a feature film with no investors—just faith and hustle
⏳ 00:23:02 – The real budget: 15 days, under $100K, and how they pulled it off
⏳ 00:26:30 – How they found a distribution deal for their indie film
⏳ 00:38:49 – The future of indie filmmaking: Why DIY is the way to go
⏳ 00:41:02 – Advice for aspiring actors and filmmakers—just start!🚀 Thinking of making your own movie? Drop your questions in the comments!
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In this episode of Frame By Frame, host Daniel Mogg sits down with Emmy-winning DP Jason Johnson to uncover the secrets to building a successful career in filmmaking. From transitioning from professional football to becoming an award-winning cinematographer, Jason shares his unique journey and the hard lessons he learned along the way.
Episode Highlights00:00 – Welcome and Jason’s background: From football to filmmaking.
Key Takeaways
06:09 – Why DPs struggle financially and how to think like a business.
13:00 – Breaking into filmmaking: Lessons from shooting his first documentary.
21:18 – The importance of gaining experience and "hiring your mentors."
36:36 – Balancing passion with paying the bills as a DP.
40:19 – Jason’s top films and storytelling inspiration from Interstellar.
46:07 – Why working for free (at the right time) can open doors.
53:31 – Closing advice: Solving problems on set and staying creative under pressure.🔥 Why many DPs struggle to make a living and how to fix it.
💡 The importance of treating filmmaking as a business.
🎬 How to stand out in a competitive industry.
🚪 Breaking into sports filmmaking and the power of relationships.
📈 Practical advice for scaling your career and making consistent income.Whether you're an aspiring filmmaker or a seasoned pro looking to level up, this episode is packed with actionable insights to help you succeed as a DP.
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Liam shares his journey from acting to directing, revealing how his pivot to filmmaking shaped his approach to storytelling.
The conversation delves deep into the art and challenges of creating an intimate portrait of a high-profile figure. Liam discusses the minimalist yet impactful production style that helped capture Aaron’s vulnerability, from shooting solo in Costa Rica to weaving the complex narrative of an athlete wrestling with legacy, fame, and personal growth.
Listeners will gain insight into Liam’s creative process, including the instinct-driven editing that shaped the documentary, the themes of spirituality and self-discovery explored in Aaron’s off-season, and the strategies behind structuring a story in real-time. Liam also shares advice for aspiring filmmakers, emphasizing the importance of adaptability, intuition, and building a strong portfolio.
Whether you're a filmmaker, sports enthusiast, or just curious about the behind-the-scenes process of creating a Netflix hit, this episode is packed with inspiration and practical insights.
00:00 - Intro
"How Liam Hughes Captured Aaron Rodgers’ Untold Story"00:25 - First Impressions of Aaron Rodgers
"Award-winning filmmaker Liam Hughes on working with Aaron Rodgers"01:02 - Liam’s Journey from Acting to Filmmaking
"From the stage to behind the camera: Liam’s creative pivot"03:11 - Building a Portfolio in Film
"How Liam started making short films and breaking into the industry"06:26 - Finding Success in Documentaries
"How Religion of Sports shaped Liam’s filmmaking career"09:34 - Directing McGregor Forever and Destination NBA
"Lessons learned from high-profile sports documentaries"13:05 - The Birth of the Aaron Rodgers Documentary
"How an idea became Enigma: A pivotal headline sparks a story"16:24 - Meeting Aaron Rodgers for the First Time
"Learning to build trust and capture vulnerability"19:17 - Exploring Vulnerability in Enigma
"Turning a sports doc into a personal journey"23:13 - Crafting a Killer Opening Scene
"The story behind Enigma’s striking intro sequence"26:33 - Structuring a Real-Time Documentary
"Balancing the past, present, and future in storytelling"32:05 - Behind the Scenes in Costa Rica
"Minimalist filmmaking and capturing intimacy"38:14 - Technical Gear and Challenges
"Shooting Enigma with RED cameras and a small crew"45:08 - Making a Premium Documentary with Limited Resources
"Why intimacy matters more than a big production crew"50:05 - Aaron Rodgers’ Legacy and Spirituality
"How fame, pressure, and personal growth shaped the story"52:14 - Editing a Complex Documentary
"Whittling down hundreds of hours into a cohesive narrative"57:20 - Balancing Creative Vision with Studio Feedback
"Navigating Netflix’s note process while staying true to the story"01:03:12 - Liam’s Advice for Aspiring Filmmakers
"Follow your instincts and start creating"01:06:27 - What’s Next for Liam Hughes
"Exploring YouTube and building a personal audience"01:08:47 - Closing Thoughts
"Reflecting on the journey of Enigma and the future of filmmaking"📌 Subscribe for more stories, insights, and inspiration from the world of filmmaking and beyond!
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From the surreal moment of being picked up at the airport by Russ and Ciara to shooting the Wheaties box cover and photographing my first Super Bowl, these are the stories that shaped my career. I share how I transitioned from NBC to becoming Russ's Creative Director, launched his YouTube channel to 100k subscribers, and captured some of the most iconic moments of his career. Along the way, I learned valuable lessons about storytelling, high-performance teamwork, and taking risks to follow my dreams. If you’re curious about breaking into sports content, navigating the world of high-profile clients, or pivoting your career to pursue your passion, this episode is packed with insights you won’t want to miss.
00:00 - Introduction
00:24 - How It All Started
01:02 - The Surreal Airport Pickup
02:00 - First Big Project: Nike Commercial
03:36 - Traveling the World with Russ
05:12 - Shooting the Wheaties Box Cover
06:07 - Launching Russell Wilson’s YouTube Channel
07:12 - Becoming a Super Bowl Photographer
09:00 - Transitioning to Entrepreneurship
11:22 - Directing Major Commercial Projects
12:45 - Lessons from High-Profile Clients
14:18 - The Pivot to Narrative Filmmaking
15:40 - What’s Next for Frame by Frame
16:42 - Closing Thoughts
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Join me as I reflect on pivotal moments, including:
My internship at the Cannes Film Festival 🏆
Working with Tony Dungy 🏈
My time producing for NBC's Sunday Night Football 🎥
This episode sets the stage for the Frame By Frame podcast, where I’ll sit down with filmmakers, industry insiders, and creatives to inspire YOU to write your own story.
0:00 - Intro: Welcome to Frame By Frame
1:10 - Why I Started This Podcast
2:45 - The Meaning Behind "Frame By Frame"
4:30 - My Background: Growing Up in Florida
6:00 - First Steps into Filmmaking: High School & College
8:20 - Life-Changing Experience at the Cannes Film Festival
12:15 - Lessons Learned at the American Film Market
14:50 - Breaking into Media with Tony Dungy
18:10 - Living the NFL Life on the Sunday Night Football Bus
21:30 - Working with Russell Wilson and Building Relationships
23:15 - Wrapping Up: What’s Next in Episode 2
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Every life journey has a story worth telling—beyond what we see on screen, into the moments behind the scenes. In the Frame By Frame podcast, host Daniel Mogg explores the intricate world of filmmaking and the entertainment industry. Just like movies are built frame by frame, so are our lives, shaped by the decisions and actions we take.
Each episode dives into the creative processes of film crew members, media personalities, and industry insiders, breaking down how their unique stories have contributed to their career arcs. With insightful conversations, this podcast aims to inspire the next generation of creatives to craft their own stories.
Whether you're an aspiring filmmaker, a content creator, or simply curious about the creative process, Frame By Frame invites you to go behind the scenes and explore the magic of storytelling.
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