Aflevering 1: Jeroen Houben

Wat zijn er allemaal voor rampjes, issues en mooie vondsten geweest tijdens het maken van een film of tv-serie? Anna Drijver wil het allemaal weten en praat er in aflevering 1 van Camera Loopt over met regisseur Jeroen Houben (o.a. Gips, De Matchmaker).Anna: "Ik ken Jeroen van De Matchmaker omdat mijn huisgenoot Benja daarin speelde en er was iets wat me echt koude rillingen bezorgde.... Ze waren de film aan het draaien, een vrij groot budget, best ambitieuze film enfin. Toen hoorde ik van Benja ‘Ja Jeroen gaat die scènes in het weekend allemaal herschrijven...' Hoe dan, Houben?"Dit en meer hoor je allemaal in de eerste episode van Camera Loopt! Vragen voor in de podcast kun je sturen op twitter naar @Anna_Drijver en als je nu ook fan bent van Jeroen kun je hem dat melden op instagram @jeroenHouben waar je ook alles vindt over zijn kat, zijn nieuwe lamp en meer geinige dingen. En kijk vooral zijn werk ook, bijvoorbeeld De Matchmaker.Aflevering 2 is met scenarist Frank Ketelaar. Abonneer je op Camera Loopt in iTunes, Stitcher en Spotify om geen aflevering te missen. Voor meer podcasts, kijk op www.dagennacht.nl.Zie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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