The Creative Gap
The Creative Gap Podcast is for Filmmakers, Entrepreneurs & Creatives. It provides conversations around rarely-discussed topics including Personal Finance, Mental Health, Business, Investments, Relationships, Freelance Life and more. Hear from weekly guests on all podcasting platforms.
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Open Session #2 - Being Open To Change
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#87 - Nikita Khatsarevich - Pushing The Limits as a DP
In this episode, Gian Carlo sits down with Nikita Khatsarevich, a Ukrainian-born cinematographer now based in Warsaw, for an honest and wide-ranging conversation about building a creative career from the ground up. Nikita traces his path from a small industrial city in Zaporizhia — where he almost became a jazz trumpet player — to climbing every rung of the camera department starting at 16, driven
Open Session #1 - The Positive Impact of Change
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#86 - Alex Lopez - From Creative to Creative Director
This conversation explores Alex Lopez’s journey into becoming a Creative Director through a mix of risk-taking, relentless work ethic, and deep-rooted perspective shaped by his upbringing as a first-generation American. He reflects on moving to New York, stepping into leadership at Cadence, and learning to “own” a title he never initially felt qualified for—highlighting how confidence is built thr
#85 - Sam Snowden - Building a Creative Agency
This conversation with Sam Snowden dives into the evolving mindset of a creative navigating purpose, pressure, and identity in a saturated digital landscape. He reflects on how growing responsibilities and external expectations can distort your original “why,” emphasizing the importance of returning to your roots and creating for the younger version of yourself. The discussion explores the unpredi
#84 - LIFE OF RIZA - The Pursuit of Creative Balance
In this conversation, Kariza Santos reflects on her journey as a filmmaker and YouTube creator, discussing the realities of building a creative career while trying to maintain balance in life. She shares how freelancing, experimentation, and years of learning eventually led her to develop a cinematic storytelling style on YouTube, while also navigating the constant pressure to produce content in a
#83 - Ryan Booth - Choosing Conviction Over Comfort
Ryan Booth shares an honest and deeply thoughtful look at what it actually means to grow as a filmmaker. From breaking out of the commercial “box” that once defined him to directing his first feature "Stages" after an eight-year journey, Ryan unpacks the tension between comfort and conviction — and what each stage of his career demanded of him. He reflects on moving from DP to commercial
#82 - Blaine Westropp - Your STYLE is the KEY
In this episode, Blaine Westrup reflects on the slow, earned process of finding your style as a filmmaker and the confidence that only comes through time, failure, and self-critique. He shares pivotal on-set struggles that shaped his growth, the tension between ownership and collaboration as a DP, and the importance of culture, energy, and “vibe time” on set. Blaine dives into risk—both financial
#81 - Matt Aitia - What It Really Takes to Make Your First Short Film
In this episode of The Creative Gap Podcast, filmmaker and YouTuber Matt Aitia opens up about risk, identity, and the long road toward creative ownership. The conversation begins with a reflection on resilience, patience, and betting on yourself when there are no guarantees. Matt breaks down his approach to goal-setting, consistency on YouTube, and why process matters more than surface-level metri
#80 - Nica Fazio - A Film Career Built on Persistence & Kindness
In this episode, Nica Fazio shares a grounded and honest look at what it truly takes to grow in the film industry. After moving from another country to New York, she reflects on the non-linear reality of building a career on set—navigating visas, cultural shifts, and the challenge of starting from zero in an unfamiliar industry. Rather than relying on shortcuts or titles, Nica’s path has been shap
#79 – Adolpho Veloso, ABC, AIP – Cinematography Rooted in Trust
In this episode of The Creative Gap, cinematographer Adolpho Veloso reflects on the long arc of a creative career—moving from instinct and innocence to experience, restraint, and trust. Through stories from Train Dreams, he shares how embracing limitations, trusting instinct, and reconnecting with early creative innocence helped him find freedom again—both on set and in life. This episode explores
#78 - Todd Banhazl, ASC. - Why Set Culture Creates Better Work
In this episode, Todd Banhazl reflects on cinematography as both a craft and a place of meaning, emphasizing that a DP’s real responsibility goes far beyond the image—it’s about creating a safe, trusting, and energized environment where people can do their best work. He and Carlo talk through leadership learned by failing and repairing, why attitude and emotional awareness matter as much as talent
#77 - 5 Lessons I Learned From a Year of Conversations (2025)
This last episode of 2025 is really just me taking a breath and looking back. All year, I’ve had the chance to sit across from people I genuinely admire and listen to their stories — not just the wins, but the doubts, the fear, the growing pains, and the parts of their lives they don’t always share publicly. Without realizing it at first, those conversations started shaping how I see my own life a
#76 - ANGELICA STIGLIANO - A CONVERSATION ABOUT MARRIAGE, CAREERS & STABILITY
In this episode of The Creative Gap Podcast, Carlo & his wife Angelica sit down for an honest conversation about marriage, identity, and choosing fulfillment in an unpredictable creative life. Together, you reflect on her decision to leave a traditional job to pursue freelance work in yoga and wellness, the emotional highs and lows that come with that shift, and the identity changes that follo
#75 – Patrick Tomasso – Finding Yourself as a Creator
In this episode, Carlo sits down with filmmaker and YouTuber Patrick Tomasso for a deep, honest conversation about navigating creativity, identity, and longevity in the digital world. Patrick opens up about evolving beyond gear reviews, embracing video essays, and why passion—not algorithms—must guide your work. Together, they explore the fear of changing niches, the pressure to post constantly, m
#74 - Nicholas Bluff - The Creator of BLUFF BOUNCE & how curiosity shaped his career and business.
In this episode of The Creative Gap, cinematographer and entrepreneur Nicholas Bluff shares how his creative journey evolved from filming parkour videos in Copenhagen to founding Bluff Bounce, a lighting innovation now used by filmmakers worldwide. He reflects on lessons learned from working in the lighting and camera departments, the cultural contrasts between filmmaking in Denmark and Brazil, an
#73 - Joshua Martin (Cine Dailies) - Staying Authentic While Building on YouTube
In this episode, Joshua Martin shares his journey from videography to cinematography, balancing family life with a freelance career, and navigating the challenges of YouTube and creative authenticity. He opens up about financial struggles, building multiple income streams, and the importance of budgeting in an unpredictable industry. Joshua emphasizes reducing overhead, finding peace, and redefini
#72 - Jakob Owens - Building Freedom as a Filmmaker
In this episode of The Creative Gap Podcast filmmaker and entrepreneur Jakob Owens, explores the balance between creative ownership, freelance life, and building sustainable businesses. Jakob talks about the importance of creating freedom in his career so he can prioritize family and personal life, while also navigating the challenges of criticism and self-doubt when putting himself out publicly t
#71 – George Kroeker & Ian Rodriguez: Redefining the Running Documentary
In this episode of The Creative Gap, Carlo sits down with BPN filmmakers George Kroeker and Ian Rodriguez to discuss their journey into filmmaking, their collaboration, and the making of "Surrender", BPN’s feature-length documentary revolving around last year's Last Man Standing Race. They share how they each got started—from photography and design to videography—before finding their
#70 - Akis Konstantakopoulos - Cinematographer of The Chosen
In this episode of The Creative Gap, cinematographer Akis Konstantakopoulos, GSC shares his experience as the sole DP on all seasons of The Chosen, reflecting on the challenges of shooting 86 consecutive days across multiple countries and managing large-scale productions. He discusses the personal sacrifices of long projects, the importance of health and wellness for creative sustainability, and t
#69 - Kevin Varno - Health & Fitness, Empowerment & Vulnerability
In this Episode Carlo sits down with Kevin, the owner of Varno Fitness in New Jersey, for a wide-ranging conversation on identity, discipline, and the intersection of fitness and personal growth. Kevin opens up about his journey from an insecure teen to a fitness entrepreneur and behavior change coach. He shares how creating a cozy, peaceful home and learning to find joy outside of work have helpe
#68 - Michael Medoway - Directing, Long-Term Collaborators & Self-Belief
In this episode, Michael Medoway opens up about his late start in directing, his winding journey through Japan, and how fatherhood shapes his worldview. He shares the struggles of freelancing, investing his own money into early projects, and the emotional toll of balancing career ambition with family life. Michael emphasizes the importance of long-term collaborators, emotional awareness on set, an
#67 - Matheus Bastos - "Gazer" Feature FIlm, Cannes Festival & Independent Filmmaking
In this episode, Carlo welcomes back cinematographer Matheus for a deep dive into the making of their independent feature film Gazer. They reflect on the film’s unexpected success in the festival circuit and its upcoming theatrical release—an increasingly rare feat for original, non-IP-based indie films. Matheus shares insights on the film's unusual production journey, which spanned two and a half
#66 - Matthew Rojas - Faith, Commercial Directing & Fatherhood
In this podcast episode, filmmaker Matthew Rojas and host Carlo dive deep into the intersection of creativity, filmmaking, faith, and personal growth. They begin by discussing the organic nature of their recent projects—highlighting the value of making art purely for the love of it, rather than always chasing commercial goals. Both emphasize how spontaneity and collaboration often lead to their mo
#65 - Frank Mobilio - Cinematography, Music Videos to Feature Films & Persistence
In this episode, Carlo sits down with cinematographer Frank for an in-depth conversation about his journey through the film industry. Frank shares how his path into filmmaking was unconventional—he didn’t grow up with a background in film, nor did he have a clear sense of the industry when he began. His entry came through school and a growing curiosity, eventually leading him to pursue cinematogra
#64 - Nur Niaz - Entrepreneurship, Career Rediscovery & Artistic Freedom from Youtube
In this episode of The Creative Podcast, we sit down with filmmaker and entrepreneur Nur Niaz about his transition from commercial directing to building a successful YouTube channel and online business. Nur shares how political instability and economic challenges in Kazakhstan pushed him to pivot careers, leading to newfound creative and growing financial freedom as an artist. He discusses the str
#63 - Connor Carroll - Directing, Parenting as a Filmmaker, Your Creative Voice & Long-Term Relationships
In this episode Connor explores themes of personal identity, the evolving nature of career success in the film industry, the importance of long-term professional relationships, balancing creative work with family life, and the realities of working as a commercial director. Connor shares insights on navigating the demands of client-driven projects while maintaining his own storytelling voice, empha
#62 - Bjorn Amundsen - Business & Finances, Cinematography & Exploring New Visual Languages
This week we have Cinematographer Bjorn Amundsen. In today's episode we discuss topics like creative fulfillment, financial management as a freelancer, and career growth in cinematography. Bjorn finds fulfillment in quality time with family and the discipline of budgeting, He emphasizes how financial peace contributes to his creative peace. Success for him isn’t just financial; it includes cre
#61 - Gus Bendinelli - Cinematography, Pursuing Artistic Interests & The Commercial Space
Today's guest is Cinematographer Gus Bendinelli. Gus discusses how his passion for photography transitioned into cinematography, fueled by his desire to capture dynamic visuals beyond static images. He emphasizes the importance of hands-on experience, learning through mistakes, and developing a personal style by experimenting with different techniques and projects. Gus also reflects on the balance
#60 - Sofia Pompei - Value of Spec Work, Collaboration & Pursuing Directing & Cinematography
Today's Episode is with Director/DP Sofia Pompei. Sofia shares her journey from studying graphic design to discovering her passion for cinematography, which led her to film school. She discusses the transition from being a camera assistant to establishing herself as a DP, highlighting the importance of spec work, networking, and self-marketing. She emphasizes the significance of collaboration
#59 - Federico Tamburini - Cinematography, Overcoming Insecurities & Pushing the Boundaries
This week we have Cinematographer Federico Tamburini. Federico shares his journey from growing up in Italy to becoming a cinematographer in the U.S., including his early doubts, educational experiences, and finding his passion behind the camera. Developing his technical skills through hands-on experiences, including a fascination with lighting and cinematography. Challenges as a colorblind cinemat
#58 - Max Goldman - The Importance of Risk in Cinematography
This week we have Cinematographer Max Goldman. Max is a New York-based cinematographer renowned for his distinctive "refined grit" style, which combines polished visuals with a raw, authentic aesthetic. With over 25 years of experience, he has collaborated with high-profile clients such as Ralph Lauren, American Express, Under Armour, and Apple. His work spans various formats, including
#57 - Emmanuella Zachariou - Filmmaking, Authentic Inspiration & Gratitude
This week we have Director & Cinematographer Emmanuella Zachariou. Emmanuella shares her journey of self-discovery and artistic growth, emphasizing the importance of finding one's voice and maintaining a childlike curiosity in creativity. She discusses the significance of authentic inspiration, gratitude, and the challenges of comparison in the artistic process. She explores the duality of bei
Listen To This Before 2025: The Mindset Shift You Need
This week I am solo. A short episode from a recent Youtube video discussing a mindset shift that can help you grow in 2025. If you rather watch it, click the Youtube Link Below. ENJOY!
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#56 - Giulia Gartner - Photographer to Filmmaker, Re-Branding Yourself & Self-Confidence
This week we have Photographer & Filmmaker Giulia Gartner. Giulia Gartner is known for her cinematic landscapes and compelling visual storytelling. Her work captures the beauty of nature and adventure, showcasing stunning locations worldwide. Collaborating with top global brands, she combines artistic vision and technical skill to create inspiring imagery that resonates with audiences.
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#55 - Matteo Bertoli - Current State of the Film Industry, Diversification & Youtube
This week we have Cinematographer Matteo Bertoli. Matteo Bertoli is an accomplished cinematographer, filmmaker, and visual storyteller known for his expertise in crafting cinematic visuals with a natural, artistic flair. Originally from Italy, Matteo has made a name for himself in the film and commercial industries, collaborating on diverse projects that range from feature films to high-profile ad
#54 - Jake Saner - Feature Film DP, Winning Tribeca & Developing a Style
This week we have DP Jake Saner. Jake is an extremely talented DP with a new Feature Film out called "GOOD GIRL JANE" Available on Apple TV+ and Amazon Prime. This film is also won Best Feature at Tribeca Film Festival. Expect to learn Jakes DP Journey, Details and Insights into filming Narrative Projects as well as Developing your personal style and building Relationships Tons of great knowledge
#53 - Lawrence Sher, ASC - The Cinematography of Joker: Folie à Deux & Creating ShotDeck
This week we have Cinematographer Lawrence Sher, ASC. In this conversation we dive into the Cinematography of the New Joker Folie à Deux, working at the highest level in film, thriving under pressure, being patient in your craft and the growth and trajectory of ShotDeck. Tons of great knowledge and gems in this episode. Enjoy!
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#51 - Chris Perez - Entertainment Law, AI & The Future of Hollywood
This week we have Entertainment Attorney Chris Perez. In this episode Chris shares his experience working with Filmmakers of all shapes and sizes, what the benefits are of working and building a relationship with a lawyer, the future of the film industry, how AI is making an impact and the importance of distribution as a filmmaker. Tons of great knowledge and gems in this episode. Enjoy!
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#50 - Liz Barrella - Entrepreneurship, The Creative Pursuit & The Importance of Faith
This week we have Business Owner, Art Director, Event Designer Liz Barrella. In this conversation we dive into how Liz started her business’, the importance of having faith through tough times, overcoming imposter syndrome, having freedom but also working more, passion and struggles of wanting a family and running a business. Tons of great knowledge and gems in this episode. Enjoy!
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#49 - Patrick Golan - Cinematography, Self Belief & Shooting on Film.
This week we have Cinematographer Patrick Golan. Patrick is a Cinematographer based in NYC with work ranging from high level commercials and music videos to narrative projects. Throughout this conversation Patrick shares his experiences working and growing as a DP, building meaningful relationships, having self-belief in your own creative work and tips on shooting on Film. Enjoy.
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#48 - Olan Collardy - Cinematography & Exploring Art & Relationships
This week we have Cinematographer Olan Collardy. Olan’s work spreads amongst some of the top Music Videos, Commercials and Narrative Pieces. His effort to continue to pursue filmmaking at the highest level is evident in his work and in this conversation. Expect to learn how he balances art & relationships, what helped him get to the next level, why sometimes not being too calculated might be a
#47 - Mait Hudson - Faith-Focused Filmmaking as a Christian
This week we have Director Mait Hudson. Mait is a Film Director for Elevation Film, a Christian Church where he focuses on telling stories based around the Christian Faith. In this episode we chat about his walk in faith, how he approaches projects, the mentality needed to succeed as a director and becoming a Father.
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#46 - Aaron Ricketts - Creative Director, Producer & Photographer
This week we have artist Aaron Ricketts. Aaron is a Creative Director, Producer & Photographer who has created a portfolio of work that will blow your mind. In this conversation we chat about his journey, mindset and mentality needed to operate as a business owner and artist as well as making time for family and relationships.
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#45 - Eric Koretz - Cinematography at the "Netflix" Level
This week we have Cinematographer Eric Koretz. Eric is best known for his work on Netflix’s Ozark S4 as well as Special Ops: Lioness, Frank & Lola + a ton more. In this conversation we get a glimpse into the mindset of a top level DP and what it takes to get there.
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#44 - Eric Floberg - Building Multiple Brands While Having a Family
This week we have Filmmaker, Podcaster, Runner, Youtuber, Father & Husband Eric Floberg. In this conversation we chat about how Eric manages all of his various businesses and brands all while being present as a father and husband.
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#43 - Oren Soffer - Growing a Cinematography Career
This week we have Cinematographer Oren Soffer. Oren recently shot the feature film ‘The Creator,’ directed by Gareth Edwards, along with cinematographer Greig Fraser ASC ACS, released theatrically worldwide in 2023.
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The Importance of Health & Fitness as a Creative
This week is a new Solo Episode and we are talking about the benefits of Fitness and Health as a creative. Some may thing they dont go hand in hand but they do and hopefully this episode can inspire you to get up and move! Hope you enjoy the episode!
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A Conversation With My Wife | Marriage Life Series
This week starts a new episode series featuring my wife, where we sit down and chat about our relationship, the positives, negatives and how we have been able to be together for over 10 years already.
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Making a Feature Film, Directing & Youtube - Danny Gevirtz
This Week we have Director and Youtuber Danny Gevirtz. In this episode we chat about the release of his newest Feature Film "I THINK IM SICK" which is available now via the link below. Hope you enjoy the episode!
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Leveling up as a Cinematographer - Drew Saracco
This week we are joined by Cinematographer Drew Saracco
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Netflix's "The Gentlemen" Cinematographer - Bjorn Charpentier, SBC
This week we are joined by Cinematographer Bjorn Charpentier, SBC // Bjorn's work includes Netflix's newest series "The Gentlemen" as well as commercials for Coca Cola, Special Olympics, Salesforce, Jeep and much more. Bjorn work also includes narrative work such as, "Blood," "Gangs of London," "Beruit" and "Fractured".
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Pursuing Directing and Cinematography - Danny Corey
This week we are joined by Director & Cinematographer Danny Corey
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Pushing the Boundaries in Cinematography - Htat Lin Htut
This week we are joined by Cinematographer Htat Lin Htut
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Cinematography, 16mm Film & Creating a Short - Nkosi Roma
This week we are joined by Cinematographer Nikosi Roma
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Growing as a Cinematographer, Producing and Content Creation - Nicole Shapiro
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Cinematography & The Fundamentals of the Craft - Robert Machado
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Directing, Passion Projects, Faith & Family - Salomon Ligthelm
Today I have the pleasure of sitting down with someone who has been a major pioneer in the world of modern directing and storytelling, Salomon Ligthelm. Born in South Africa but currently residing in NYC. He has a vast array of work ranging from high end commercial work, innovative music videos to very intimate human centric stories. When you see his work you know its his. Not only is he a renowne
Blowing up on TikTok, Creating Comedy Ads & Balancing a Partnership - Greg Auerbach & Nate Twer
Today's episode we sit down with Content Creators Greg Auerbach and Nate Twer. Greg & Nate, have been blowing up on Social Media over the past few years with their unique take of comedy skits intertwined with brand advertisements. I have personally been a part of many of those as their DP and have seen them grow to be able to work on some larger scale projects. Their unique style has amass
Getting a Song on NBA 2k, Starting a Family & The Power of Discipline - Colin Henry
Today's episode we sit down with Rapper Colin Henry. Colin is a New Jersey artist & rapper. With 4 albums already under his belt, over 1.7 million streams and 40k monthly spotify listeners, Colin is no beginner when it comes to music. His latest Album Dark Times and White lines released in 2022. He has a new Single out now called Juranimo. I am excited to chat with Colin about his beginnin
Overcoming Failure to Find Success
Today's episode is a solo one. The topic revolves around experiencing failure, dissapointment and making mistakes. My hope is for you to find glimpses of yourself in this message and find the courage to push past those moments of failure to find success in your life. Hope you enjoy this episode!
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Directing, Working for Snipes™, Self-Doubt & Building Confidence - Roger Castillo
Today's episode we sit down with Director Roger Castillo. Roger is a director mainly in the Commercial space. He is a full-time creative at Snipes™ which is a streetwear company where he has met a ton of his mentors and been able to gain opportunities to grow as a Director. In this Episode we talk about his path of becoming a filmmaker, what it means to be an immigrant in American and how that
Life, Documentary Filmmaking & Business - Mark Bone
Today's episode we sit down with Director Mark Bone. Mark is a commercial, documentary filmmaker who also has a Youtube channel where he teaches all things filmmaking. In this Episode we talk about life, balancing responsibilities vs. passion, documentary filmmaking, gardening and faith. Hope you enjoy this episode
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Building a Production Company - Chris Aumen
Chris is the Owner of Pennsylvania based Production Company Aumen Film Co. Chris' role within his company varies from Executive Producer to Director as well as Editor. In this episode, we dive into the journey Chris took to get him where he is today, the challenges he faces owning a Production Company and getting bigger clients. For anyone interested in the role of a Producer, Director or hope
Navigating a Career in Content Creation - Edward Lee
Edward Lee is a Seattle based Content Creator. His work ranges from Photography, Videography to Podcast and Youtube Creation. In this episode we dive into the jouney of creating a career as a Content Creator, why its important to create for yourself, a unique approach to client relationships as well as trying to find the balance between work and life.
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025 - Zac Stracener | Writer & Director
Today we are joined by Writer, Director and Producer Zac Stracener. I came across Zac’s work after watching his latest short film “Forever Sleep,” which he was nominated for the 2023 Young Director Award at the Cannes Lions Festival Normally, this podcast is based around conversations with filmmakers about their life, journey and other topics, this is the first time I am joined by a guest to talk
024 - Jake Viramontez | Filmmaker & Chief Storyteller of SOWN
Today's Episode is with Filmmaker, Jake Viramontez. Starting his journey in Documentary filmmaking he has since grown to do big commercial projects, as well as meaningful documentaries. Jake is the founder of a Non-Profit organization called Sown Films. I was fortunate enough to have been connected with Jake through MusicBed and together we were able to establish a great relationship. After learni
023 - Ryan Scott | Director
Today's Episode is with Director Ryan Scott. Originally from California now living in Philadelphia he has done work for companies such as the Philadelphia Eagles, Sonesta Hotels, T-Mobile, Capital One just to name a few. I first met Ryan at an event in Philadelphia called Rough Cuts. Ryan started Rough Cuts with filmmaker Nic Justice and they have created an amazing environment and space for l
022 - John Carrington | DP
Today's Episode is a Conversation with DP John Carrington. He has done work for companies such as Toyota, Wells Fargo, Harley Davidson, just to name a few plus many music videos and narrative projects. I am very excited to talk with him about his journey, process and personal life. John is also a Local 600 member as a DP, which I am also excited to talk to him about. Hope you enjoy this episod
021 - Sid Singh | DP
Today's Episode is a Conversation with LA based DP Sid Singh. Sid and I met about two years ago when he was shooting a short film for Director Parker Foster. The short was called Be Here Now. He has created a name for himself in this industry already at a fairly young age, doing work for Porsche, Alaska Airlines, Beats by Dre, Calvin Klein, Bose and many more including some narrative projects.
020 - Fashion Designer | Joss (Last Call)
Today's Episode is a Conversation with Fashion Designer Joss of "Last Call". Joss, originally from Mexico, currently resides in Flordia making a name for himself in the Fashion world. His company Last Call has been making waves recently for a good reason. His unique designs, patchwork, one of a kind products have really took hold and people of all walks of life gravitate towards his
019 DP | Bradley Credit
Today's Episode is with NYC based DP, Bradley Credit. Originally from Washing DC, now based in NYC this cinematographer has done work with brands such as Facebook, Sephora, Snipes, Apple Music, Amazon and many more. He has films that have premiered at BlackStar Film Festival, Atlanta Film Festival, and the Chicago International Film Festival. Recently, he signed with a UTA agency, which we cha
018 Melanie Sudyn | Producer & 1st AD
Today's Episode is a Conversation with Producer & 1st AD Melanie Sudyn. She is a complete powerhouse Producer and 1st AD. I first got connected to her through her husband (Daeil Kim) who is a writer and director, who had brought me onto a short film about 2 years ago now. Melanie is one of the most organized, decisive, hard working, detail oriented, kind and compassionate Producers & 1
017 Pedro Cunillera | Gaffer & G/E Department
Today's Episode is a Conversation with Gaffer Pedro Cunillera. Pedro is a full-tim G/E Freelance Filmmaker out of Philly. Having worked with Pedro on many projects in the role of a Gaffer, he is extremely knowledgeable in lighting as well as being able to provide great suggestions to the lighting plan to elevate the look. He is also a very talented Grip, with understanding and knowledge of rig
016 Lee Morton | Director & Photographer
Today's Episode is a Conversation with Director & Photographer Lee Morton. Based out of Baltimore, MD, Lee has made a name for himself in as a Commercial Photographer and Director. I have personally had the pleasure of being his DP on a few commercial shoots where he was Directing and it is always a true pleasure getting to work along side of him. In this episode we dive into Lee's background,
015 ShaBiron Shockley | Writer, Director, Creative Producer
Today's Episode is a Conversation with Writer, Director & Creative Producer ShaBiron Shockley. Biron based in the Philadelphia area has made a name for himself in this community. In this episode we talk about his journey to becoming a filmmaker, the struggles along the way, why he decided to become a salaried employee at a production company over freelance life & we also talk about his new
014 Matt Stambaugh | DP & Sr. Multimedia Content Producer
Today's Episode is a Conversation with the talented Matt Stambaugh. Matt comes from Harrisburg, PA where the film community is not as big as other cities. But he has managed to create a name for himself as a DP in the Tri-State area. Noticing a gap in the market where rental houses were limited, he decided to invest in himself and his business which resulted in his company, Lamp Candy. Lamp Candy
013 Moji Wilson | Filmmaker
Today's Episode is a Conversation with Filmmaker Moji Wilson. Moji is a Florida based Cinematographer, Director and Youtuber whos passion for filmmaking speaks through his work. In this episode we dive into how he started his journey in filmmaking, how an experience the had in elementary school helped influence his creative imagination, even to this day! We also dive into the world of Youtube and
012 Nik Pilecki | Director of Photography
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011 Parker Foster | Director
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