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Picture's Up!
by David George
On a film set, when the AD call's "Rehearsal's Up" it signals that it is time for rehearsal to begin, and when he/she calls "Picture's Up" it signals that rehearsal is over and it is time to begin filming. This podcast is about transitioning from interest in a career in film, to having a career in film.
Episodes
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Dave Buehrle - The office side of production
The office is not the place many people imagine when they conjure a vision of what it is like to work in the film industry, but it's a critical hub and without people like Dave Beurhle, the train would soon run off the tracks. Dave has worked on some of the biggest films in the industry…
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John Vinson - New Orleans based dolly/rigging/best boy/company grip
John works in the grip department and is based in New Orleans. Many have said that the grip department is the backbone of the film industry and this interview will help you understand why that is true. John has a huge IMDB page that includes films like Captain Marvel, Green Book, Deepwater…
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Thomas Wentworth: what's it like to work on the Universal Lot
Thomas Wentworth works as a producer and project manager - at the time of this interview at NBCU Skycastle. Shortly after this he moved to NBC proper. Thomas is a dear friend and someone whose star is on the rise! If you are interested in a career path that leads to overseeing projects and having...
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Maria Sager: Atlanta Based Actor Ep2
In this second episode of two, Atlanta based actor Maria Sager shares her journey in pursuing acting within the context of belonging to a conservative denomination: the Seventh-Day Adventist church. In this episode she discusses how she moves from considering a career in acting to pursuing it…
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Maria Sager: Atlanta Based Actor Ep1
In this first episode of two, Atlanta based actor Maria Sager shares her journey in pursuing acting within the context of belonging to a conservative denomination: the Seventh-Day Adventist church. In this episode she discusses how she chose the path she is on and what the milestones have been...
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Lorielle Broussard: Atlanta, WIFTA, Costumes and more!
Lorielle Broussard worked in costumes on shows like Law and Order, Body of Proof, House of Payne, as well as touring with the artist Ciara. As the former Executive Director of WIFTA (Women in Film and Television Atlanta) she know her stuff about the Atlanta film scene. Lots to learn here!
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Chris Stiles: Commercial DP
Chris Stiles of Pathfinder films tells stories from working on projects for the US Navy, as well as flying drones in high stakes situations. If you are interested in both career insight as well as talking tech about camera gear, this episode is a treasure trove!
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Theo Brown: Pursuing the Hollywood Dream
Don't let the short length of this episode fool you! There's a lot here for anyone who wants to follow their dream of working as a director in LA! Theo Brown talks about the nuts and bolts of staying afloat while pursuing your dream in Hollywood!
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Joe Piscitelli: Chicago Based Video Producer
If you are looking toward pursuing a career in filmmaking, Joe has a ton of wisdom, insight, and a sheer enthusiasm that is hard to deny. This interview is packed with countless nuggets of advice, all hard won from a career with boots on the ground as a video producer and camera person. Buckle…
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Brandon McCormick: Atlanta Director
The world of independant filmmaking is full of ups and downs. Brandon McCormick shares stories of those highs and lows. At the time of this interview he was working on getting a large project off of the ground and as I write this he is currently in production! Check out his IMDB here!...
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George Kozak: Precision Driver
George Kozak has had multiple careers, the latest of which has been as a precision driver for films such as the Fate of the Furious and Acts of Violence. While his career has been less film driven than some that I've interviewed, he has a whole lifetime of wisdom and experience to help give...
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Matt Hadley: Tech Wizard Gaffer
Matt Hadley is an up and coming gaffer who has recently shifted from smaller corporate gigs into the world of narrative features. Check out his story on what that experience has been like and learn how the world of lighting in film is rapidly changing. Check out his IMDB here!
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Derek Rimelspach: Assistant Director
DGA Assistant Director Derek Rimelspach tells stories about his time working in film and television in Ohio, including work on productioons such as Spiderman 3, The Avengers, and Captain America. Check out his IMDB here!
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When you're feeling down on your luck...
Sound design students Michael Moyer and Tyler Whitsett made this impromptu promo for the podcast as one of the early assigments in the class. I thought it was perfect and hilarious so I had to share!
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Kyle Hinshaw: Locations Manager
Atlanta based locations manager Kyle Hinshaw shares stories from the set of movies like Need for Speed, Baby Driver, and Bad Boys Forever. Check out his IMDB here.
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New Episodes Coming Soon!
17 New episodes are on their way! Stay tuned!
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Leif Ramsey: Production Entrepreneur
Lots of great lessons about leadership, production, and how philosophy impacts your career. Check out Pathfinder Films here.
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Kazimir Boyle: Music to my ears!
Kaz studied at USC and went on to work with Hans Zimmer, James Newton Howard, and Craig Armstrong. Check out his full IMDB here.
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Mark Markley: Chicago based Gaffer and philosopher!
Check out Mark's IMDB here: Great conversation about the industry and keeping this light and fast when working with light!
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Sarah Willgrube: Script Supervisor
Check out Sarah's IMDB here. Check out the podcast she works for here.
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Mark Ashworth: Atlanta Actor
Of all the people that I have interviewed, none have struck me as being as humble and grounded as Mark Ashworth. This interview isn't just about acting, but it is about what it means to have a career and be a human. Check out Mark's IMDB page here.
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Jeff MacNeill: From student to Disney
Jeff MacNeill worked on several films with me years ago when he was a student. Now he's a veteran of some of the most recognizable titles in recent film history: Bolt, Tangled, Frozen, Big Hero 6, Wreck-It Ralph, Zootopia and Moana. Check out his story and prepare for a few surprises along the…
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Marlowe Taylor: Sounds good to me!
Sound wizard Marlowe Taylor is one of the hardest working and most sought after people I know! I caught up with him while he was working on a new show with Elle Fanning and Keegan-Michael Key and he really opened my mind about the role of and potential for sound in movies. Tons of good stuff, and…
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Colleen Mleziva: Camera Assistant
Joining the union, working in the camera department, women in film, navigating production towns, funny stories, and more from this jam packed episode of Picture's Up! Colleen Mleziva shares wisdom and stories from the projects she has worked on which include Captain America, The Fate of the...
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Wells Smith: Key Grip
In this episode I spoke with my friend Wells Smith, a veteran, salt of the earth key grip. He is an unforgetable guy and has the stories and wisdom to prove it! He has worked on films such as The Pelican Brief, True Lies, Exit to Eden, Now You See Me, The Guardian, and many more. Check out his…
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
On a film set, when the AD call's "Rehearsal's Up" it signals that it is time for rehearsal to begin, and when he/she calls "Picture's Up" it signals that rehearsal is over and it is time to begin filming. This podcast is about transitioning from interest in a career in film, to having a career in film.
HOSTED BY
David George
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On a film set, when the AD call's "Rehearsal's Up" it signals that it is time for rehearsal to begin, and when he/she calls "Picture's Up" it signals that rehearsal is over and it is time to begin filming. This podcast is about transitioning from interest in a career in film, to having a career in...
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