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EPISODE · Feb 4, 2025 · 1H 50M

EP 334 | Fate of the World (w/ Jack Robichaud and Brett McCabe)

from In Love with the Process Podcast

Host Mike Pecci embraces the apocalypse with Jack Robichaud and Brett McCabe as they discuss handling the process of guerrilla filming “Fate of the World” in the deep desert of Joshua Tree; a short film originally planned of as a TV pilot idea. These amazing creatives delve into how they try to not spread themselves too thin - directing, editing and learning to lean on the creatives around them to develop the magic of the filmmaking process as wells as the cost and process of navigating the Film Festival circuits. Getting rejected, getting into festivals with questionable itineraries while even still getting accepted into amazing festivals that leave lasting memories as a reminder why passion projects are meant to be made. ►Mike’s IG ►ILWP's IG ►Jack’s IG ►Brett’s IG ------------->Featuring Music from: Mitch MurderThe Episode is Sponsored by:► Blackmagic Design ► FujiFilm X100VI► FujiFilm► Fotodiox► Puget Systems► Porta Brace Camera Cases  (Promo Code: ILWP)► Atmotube PRO Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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