3: Mark DiCristofaro

from Sources and Methods · host Alex Strick van Linschoten and Matt Trevithick

Alex and Matt are joined by film and television producer Mark DiCristofaro. He has worked on shows like The Hero, Duck Dynasty, The League, House M.D. and worked for Steven Spielberg and Peter Jackson on the recent Golden Globe winning film, The Adventures of Tintin. We spoke to Mark about making stories, how budgets and time constrain how you can tell stories, and much much more. (Shownotes at sourcesandmethods.com)

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