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EPISODE · Aug 21, 2014 · 1H 32M

3: It's The Shafting Phase

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Joseph Rosensteel and Casey Liss join me to talk about Woodstock '99, Joe Steels last name, Casey's Blue is Johns Purple, Inception, Bat Dad, Suck-Squeeze-Bang-Blow, what it's like working in effects in Hollywood and lots and lots more. With John Chidgey, Joe Rosensteel and Casey Liss. Links of potential interest: Inception The Dark Knight Watchmen 300 Man of Steel The Matrix V for Vendetta Bat Dad Bane Outtakes Honest Movie Trailers Turbine Jet Bow-Riding Smiling Pile of Poo iPhone Ringtones Remix Support Tangential on Patreon

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Joseph Rosensteel and Casey Liss join me to talk about Woodstock '99, Joe Steels last name, Casey's Blue is Johns Purple, Inception, Bat Dad, Suck-Squeeze-Bang-Blow, what it's like working in effects in Hollywood and lots and lots more.

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