Les meilleurs podcasts Owen Shapiro (2024)

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The secrets to achieving a perfect underwater take, with Ian Seabrook 24:32

3+ y ago24:32

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Shooting a scene underwater is not the same as shooting it on set. The directors have to consider variables such as the light, the camera’s weight, how to manage it in the water, and other factors to pull off an extraordinary sequence. Ian Seabrook, an Underwater Director of Photography in the Motion Picture and Television Industry, explains the di…

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Through the Lens with Sebastian Thaler 14:23

3+ y ago14:23

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Polyglots are great at communication, and it would seem that this talent also translates to the big screen! Sebastian Thaler is an Austrian cinematographer who shoots with a lucid immediacy that makes him a talent to watch, showcased when he lensed the feature film 7500 starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt. Thaler is based in Vienna, Austria, where he com…

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The Formula For TV Host Greatness with Comedian Michael Burger 27:53

3+ y ago27:53

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There's a formula for how Johnny Carson, David Letterman, and Oprah became great TV Hosts! Michael Burger is an American comedian, speaker, author, and television host with all the charisma of a classic host. He began his career performing live comedy on cruise ships, where he built the momentum and confidence to embark on TV. Michael’s lightning-f…

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Visual Effects That Stood the Test of Time With VFX Designer Daniel Martin 16:46

3+ y ago16:46

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If you were wondering why the effects of movies like Jurassic Park or Terminator 2 are still so real, it’s because they were made by a team that knew their limits. Daniel Martin is an award-winning VFX designer and model maker. He has developed his incredible talents in films such as Possessor, Host, Color Out of Space, Lords of Chaos, and many mor…

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David Fincher's Repetition to Achieve a Perfect Scene with Actress Monika Gossmann 22:27

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Not everyone is willing to do the same shot 80 times. But when the director is David Fincher, you know he does it to make the end result unique. Monika Gossmann is a Kazakh actress, known for Iron Sky, Maximum Impact, and Mank, David Fincher's latest film. After high school she trained for three years as a singer, dancer, and musical performer at t…

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Shrek, the Movie that Is Still a Classic After 20 Years With Screenwriter, Roger S. H. Schulman 29:14

3+ y ago29:14

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Is it possible to write the script for a movie that both children and adults love? Without a doubt, Shrek is the irrefutable proof that with a great story anything is possible. Roger S. H. Schulman is an American television and film writer and producer. He co-wrote the animated feature Shrek, for which he won a British Academy Award (BAFTA) and was…

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How VFX Gives You The Chance to Animate a Dragon on a Budget with Fractal Artist, Julius Horsthuis 23:35

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Have 3D movies taken advantage of technological advancements or is 2D even better? Julius Horsthuis knows the answer better than anyone. He is a digital artist, specialist in VFX and fractal art, and worked on the Oscar-winning movie Manchester By The Sea, and on several Dutch films such as Nova Zembla. From the age of 12 he was already in love wit…

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Capturing the Director's Vision With Eight Grade’s Cinematographer, Andrew Wehde 20:59

3+ y ago20:59

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The best cinematography is the one that most faithfully reflects what the director seeks to convey. Andrew Wehde is a cinematographer, known for his work on Bo Burnham's Movie, Eighth Grade, and for the Netflix series, Grand Army. He entered the Digital Cinema Program in DePaul University, one of the most important digital schools. In that place, h…

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From Being A Lawyer to Playing One on The Social Network With Denise Grayson 15:29

3+ y ago15:29

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Never before was the phrase "art imitates life" so precise. Denise Grayson began working as a lawyer but soon turned to being an actress and producer. She has a broad career in theater, television, and a prominent appearance as a lawyer on The Social Network, from David Fincher. Founder of Denise Grayson Productions, her films in development includ…

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Becoming an Asian-American Filmmaker With Writer and Director, Erica Chan 18:35

3+ y ago18:35

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Great movies can change the world? This is what today’s guest, Erica Chan, believes. She is an Asian-American writer and director who started editing in high school because she was fascinated with the idea of taking pieces and putting them together to create strong stories. During her time at UNLV she was recognized for her work and was awarded t…

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Treating Docuseries as Narrative Films with Cinematographer, Alan Jacobsen 27:08

3+ y ago27:08

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Docuseries are gaining more popularity due to the initiative of some filmmakers to use the storytelling format. Alan Jacobsen is a cinematographer who works on narrative and documentary projects with an authentic, natural eye and sensitive curiosity. His camera work is masterful, intuitive and intimate, capturing the sensory story in each powerful …

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School of Music: Creating a Movie’s Musical Story with Film Composer, Gavin Brivik 18:01

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With the right score, a good movie can become an iconic movie. Gavin Brivik is a diverse hybrid composer best known for his work on the 90th Oscar-nominated film My Nephew Emmett; the Emmy-nominated series produced by Selena Gomez, Living Undocumented; and the Netflix original film Cam. Gavin is not linked to any genre since he is interested in exp…

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How To Get the Perfect Shot with Cinematographer Jayson Crothers 22:08

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When you understand the purpose of the shot, you will know how to get the perfect shot. Today's guest is Jayson Crothers, a talented cinematographer who has developed successfully in film and television, working on movies like Coldwater and shows like Chicago Fire. As a child in the early 80’s he became very interested in the mechanics of cinema be…

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How to Edit to Thrill The Audience with Film Editor, Ryan Liebert 26:08

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Being a good editor, it's understanding the emotion of a scene and knowing how to be someone people want to edit with. Today's guest is Ryan Liebert, a film editor who brings a dynamic and efficient approach to editing with a specific focus on emotion, pacing, and audience engagement. Over the past decade, Ryan has made his way into the world of in…

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Watching Movies with a Critical Eye with Clarisse Loughrey 22:29

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How is it possible to distinguish yourself as a critic when every day there are more people talking about movies? Today's guest is Clarisse Loughrey, an incredible chief film critic at The Independent, and a regular stand-in for Mark Kermode on BBC Radio 5 Live's "Kermode and Mayo." She always knew that she wanted to do something with film, because…

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From Reviewing Movies to Winning an Oscar with Movie Producer, Axel Kuschevatzky 22:25

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Download Podcast Transcript Why are movie awards important? Today’s guest, Axel Kuschevatzky, will answer this controversial question. Axel is an Argentine film journalist, screenwriter, and producer. He was a producer on the film The Secret in Their Eyes, which won the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film at the 82nd Academy Awards. He gre…

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Building the Visual Concept of a Movie with Samuel Lisenco 20:22

3+ y ago20:22

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Download Podcast Transcript For there to be verisimilitude in movies, there has to be someone who creates a fictional world around the protagonists! Today's guest Sam Lisenco, an incredible production designer who has worked on several of the biggest movies in recent years like: Uncut gems, Good Time, Frances Ha, and Judas and the Black Messiah whi…

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The Rhythm for Editing Movies with Film Editor Matt Villa 22:51

3+ y ago22:51

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Download Podcast Transcript The best edit in a movie is the one we don't notice! Today's guest is Matt Villa, an Australian film editor, best known for editing The Great Gatsby and Predestination with which he won the AACTA Awards for Best Editing. As a child growing up in the 70s and 80s, Star Wars impacted him in such a way that from then on, he …

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A Film Critic’s Guide with Alexander Robinson 17:52

3+ y ago17:52

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Download Podcast Transcript Does the objective opinion exist in something as emotional as cinema? Today's guest is Alexander Robinson, a film critic who has always loved movies and who reviews movies on YouTube, like the real Mr. Robinson, where he has over 4,000 followers. Having two parents who work in the film industry, from a young age he came …

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The Eye Behind Talent with Talent Agent, Hayley Littman 15:36

3+ y ago15:36

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Download Podcast Transcript There are people who have talent and others who have the talent to find those who have it. Today's guest is Hayley Littman, president of the Littman Talent Group, a talent agency that finds talent and represents actors. Actors seek to find something that stands out in themselves to differentiate from others. Therefore, H…

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The Art of Storytelling through Costume Designing with Amy Stofsky 25:45

3+ y ago25:45

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Download Podcast Transcript Did you know that there is a story behind the wardrobe of each character? Today's guest is Amy Stofsky, the industry's most sought-after costume designer, whose work has been featured in movies like Mulholland Drive and Lone Survivor. She began her career in the fashion industry and then transitioned to costume work when…

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Hollywood Makeup Artist Reveals the Secrets of Creating the Perfect Movie Look with Donald Mowat 20:39

3+ y ago20:39

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Download Podcast Transcript The plausibility of a film is not only achieved by the actors. Today’s guest is Donald Mowat, one of the most sought-after makeup artists in the film industry. With a career spanning over 30 years, Donald is a true expert in this field. He served as head of the makeup department and designer on films such as The Fighter,…

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Creating the Majestic World of Stop Motion with Director of Photography Joe Passarelli 18:35

3+ y ago18:35

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Download Podcast Transcript Wonder no more how stop motion movies are made! Today's guest is Joe Passarelli, a Cinematographer and Director of Photography, who was part of Anomalisa, the amazing film that won the Grand Jury Prize at the 72nd International Film Festival from Venice. It quickly earned praise for its stunning visuals and Passarelli's …

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From Acting in Blockbusters to Working Behind the Scenes with Jamison Bret Newlander 28:57

3+ y ago28:57

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Download Podcast Transcript We found one of the Lost Boys! Today's guest is Jamison Newlander, actor, writer, and director, best known for playing Alan Frog, one of the two vampire-hunting brothers, in The Lost Boys (1987), alongside Corey Feldman. He began his career as a teenager participating in commercials and theater plays. In 1987 he starred …

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Inside The World of Production Design with Jourdan Henderson 24:31

4y ago24:31

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Download Podcast Transcript All the elements that appear in movies and series scenes are carefully thought out for an artistic reason. Today’s guest is Jourdan Henderson, a production designer who began her career in Austin, Texas working her way up on films such as Spy Kids 2 & 3, Man of the House, and There Will Be Blood. Jourdan has produced and…

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The Emotion Behind Music Composing with Lesley Barber 21:32

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Have you ever fallen in love with music or a movie soundtrack? This is because there is a lot of work behind the scenes, where composers come up with the perfect melodies for a movie. Today's guest, Lesley Barber, is here to tell us a little more about this. Lesley is a film composer who writes music marked by intelligence and emotional depth. She …

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Crafting Award-Winning Set Designs with Art Director Laurel Bergman 23:45

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Visual landscapes and the general set decoration in movies are crucial to understand and immerse into the story narrated. Today’s guest, Laurel Bergman, knows everything there is to know about this field: she is a Production Designer and Artist who comes from a strong Art Director background. What’s more, Laurel has contributed to many of the most …

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What it Takes to Build a Set with True Blood’s Production Designer: Suzuki Ingerslev 27:02

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Today, we talk with the person in charge of making television and movie scenes look so real! Suzuki Ingerslev is an art director and production designer who creates TV and movie sets that are praised for being super realistic. She graduated with an architecture degree and practiced for 6 years until she realized that the job was not as glamorous as…

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Making it Big on the Independent Film World with Darren Coyle 29:34

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Writing and producing a film on your own might sound like a distant dream. However, people like today’s guest will make you realize this is totally possible! Darren Coyle is an independent writer, director, and producer who has worked in all aspects of television and film production in New York City, Washington, D.C., and Los Angeles for the last 1…

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Indie Films and FX Makeup As a Passion with Robert Fitz 28:10

4y ago28:10

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Doing FX makeup professionally and pursuing a career in indie films sounds challenging. However, today’s guest managed to do exactly that. Rob Fitz is an award-winning director who started his journey of 25 years in the film industry as a makeup and FX artist. Rob has participated as a makeup artist in various well-known movies such as “Jumanji,” “…

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The secrets to achieving a perfect underwater take, with Ian Seabrook 24:32

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Through the Lens with Sebastian Thaler 14:23

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The Formula For TV Host Greatness with Comedian Michael Burger 27:53

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Visual Effects That Stood the Test of Time With VFX Designer Daniel Martin 16:46

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David Fincher's Repetition to Achieve a Perfect Scene with Actress Monika Gossmann 22:27

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Shrek, the Movie that Is Still a Classic After 20 Years With Screenwriter, Roger S. H. Schulman 29:14

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How VFX Gives You The Chance to Animate a Dragon on a Budget with Fractal Artist, Julius Horsthuis 23:35

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Capturing the Director's Vision With Eight Grade’s Cinematographer, Andrew Wehde 20:59

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From Being A Lawyer to Playing One on The Social Network With Denise Grayson 15:29

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Becoming an Asian-American Filmmaker With Writer and Director, Erica Chan 18:35

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Treating Docuseries as Narrative Films with Cinematographer, Alan Jacobsen 27:08

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School of Music: Creating a Movie’s Musical Story with Film Composer, Gavin Brivik 18:01

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How To Get the Perfect Shot with Cinematographer Jayson Crothers 22:08

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How to Edit to Thrill The Audience with Film Editor, Ryan Liebert 26:08

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Watching Movies with a Critical Eye with Clarisse Loughrey 22:29

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From Reviewing Movies to Winning an Oscar with Movie Producer, Axel Kuschevatzky 22:25

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Building the Visual Concept of a Movie with Samuel Lisenco 20:22

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The Rhythm for Editing Movies with Film Editor Matt Villa 22:51

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A Film Critic’s Guide with Alexander Robinson 17:52

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The Eye Behind Talent with Talent Agent, Hayley Littman 15:36

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The Art of Storytelling through Costume Designing with Amy Stofsky 25:45

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Hollywood Makeup Artist Reveals the Secrets of Creating the Perfect Movie Look with Donald Mowat 20:39

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Creating the Majestic World of Stop Motion with Director of Photography Joe Passarelli 18:35

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From Acting in Blockbusters to Working Behind the Scenes with Jamison Bret Newlander 28:57

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Inside The World of Production Design with Jourdan Henderson 24:31

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The Emotion Behind Music Composing with Lesley Barber 21:32

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Crafting Award-Winning Set Designs with Art Director Laurel Bergman 23:45

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What it Takes to Build a Set with True Blood’s Production Designer: Suzuki Ingerslev 27:02

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Making it Big on the Independent Film World with Darren Coyle 29:34

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Indie Films and FX Makeup As a Passion with Robert Fitz 28:10

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