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The Film Project

by Spokane Film Project

The Film Project podcast is a weekly show made by filmmakers for anyone who has a love of movies, filmmaking, and the arts. Hosts Jason McKee, Tom Dineen, Juan Mas, Shaun Springer, and Brandon Smith discuss topics like Hollywood cinema, film industry news, indie-film projects, while also highlighting local filmmakers, projects, art events and hosting special guests from the film industry and arts community.

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Episodes

  1. Ep. 111: Hang dong

    We have a brief 50 Hour Slam wrap up, and review Scarlet Johansson's "Ghost in the Shell".

  2. Ep. 110: Juan is an idiot

    Peter Grabicki stops in to guest host, and talk about the journey of a film student. We then review the newest entry into the X-Men Franchise, “Logan” starring Hugh Jackman.

  3. Ep. 109: Nude Photos and Taco Tuesday

    We are joined by Talent Agent Anne Mitchell of MAM Artists as we talk about the role of a talent agent, and then review our Netflix Roulette for “Short Term 12.”

  4. Ep. 108: Oops I forgot the title

    Director Larry Pedrson and his actress Aubrey Shimek Davis join us to discuss his film project “Denizen's Choice.” We then discuss our Netflix Roulette for “Tinker Tailor Solider Spy.”

  5. Ep. 107: A Coked-Out Werewolf

    We are joined by director Jesse James Hennessy and actor Wes Deitrick to talk about his various film projects, including “Night of the Witch” and “Final Blow.” We give an update on how you can become involved in the next steps for Washington Filmworks film day on March 13th.

  6. Ep. 106: You were like a monster, without a truck

    Amy McCoy from House of Pop visits to speak about the Spokane Smiles Project, and “The Garageland Chronicles.” We also review our Netflix roulette for “The Fundementals of Caring.”

  7. Ep. 105: The Amish are hardworking people

    We welcome local singer/songwriter Christy Lee onto the Podcast to discuss the music scene in Spokane, and the creation of her upcoming music video for her original song “Baby Give In.” Then we review “La La Land.”

  8. Ep. 104: The plot to kill Gretchen Mol

    We review “Rogue One” and “Manchester by the Sea.” Obviously this takes a turn for the nerdy, then it take a turn for the worst.

  9. Ep. 103: Brandon McNuggle

    Filmmaker Rebecca Cook returns to the podcast to tell us about her film entry into the 100 Hour Film Challenge. Then we review the movie “Arrival” starring Amy Adams and Jeremy Renner.

  10. Ep. 102: Gremlin-weiner-thingys

    We welcome Washington Filmworks Amy Lillard and Don (I forget his last name, or title) to the Podcast as we review Kevin Smith's “Yoga Hosers.”

  11. Ep. 101: We actually do film projects

    A run down of Spokane Film Project events and film projects, as well as a discussion of aspects of creative events happening within the podcast host’s current work.

  12. Ep. 100: Kevin Costner’s best performance since Tin Cup

    A bunch of guys talking about super hero movies for way too long, while one sings the praises of Batman V Superman, and we dish on Captain America Civil War.

  13. Ep. 99: What does it have to do with Tom's bladder

    We give a wrap up for Film Day in Washington, give the shortest review ever to “Silence of the Lambs” and discuss controversy at the Oscars.

  14. Ep. 98: SpIFF 2016 - Filmmaker's Panel

    We join the SpIFF bandwagon, and feature the Filmmaker's Panel hosted by Dan Webster. Also featuring Jamie Junction in her podcast debut!

  15. Ep. 97: Rumble in the Bronx is the best Tarantino film

    We are joined by artist Manny Trembley to discuss his 6th Kickstarter “Little Prometheus.” We also review Quentin Taratino's “Hateful Eight.”

  16. Ep. 96: J.J. Abrams raped my 30's

    We start with a timely discussion of “Lost” and “Breaking Bad.” We then dive into a review of Jennifer Lawrence's “Joy” which leads us into many tangents, including a discussion of “Ready Player One.”

  17. Ep. 95: Kylo Ren just wants music to be free

    We give an update on Spokane Film Project's current projects, and geek out with all things Star Wars The Force Awakens.

  18. Ep. 94: Tom is a 60 year old woman

    Brooke Matson from InkSpokane.org visits to tell us about all the things happening at Ink and Spark Spokane. Then, prove to our audience that we really are just a bunch of 30-something males, and argue way too many about movies and movie culture.

  19. Ep. 93: Boobies

    A major Spokane weather event inspires us to geek out and talk WAY too much about James Bond and comic book movies. Watch out ladies!

  20. Ep. 92: Music of the Spheres

    The “Music of the Spheres” producer and director join us again to update us on the release of the first season, discuss the technology behind the series, and complain about producers.

  21. Ep. 91: Steve Job's Baby Mama

    Juan gives us an update on his Z Nation episode. And we review Danny Boyle's “Steve Jobs.”

  22. Ep. 90: Mljonir or Boner?

    We review the film “Bridge of Spies, and talk about film scores, and ask the burning question, Can you hum the theme of Brokeback Mountain?

  23. Ep. 89: Z Nation Extras

    We are joined by 4 amazing extras from the TV series “Z Nation” and get the ins and out of being a television extra, and their experiences working on the show.

  24. Ep. 88: Playing Tom off

    The “Zombie Boys” are back, joining us again to give us updates from their film “Love is Dead.” Revisit Episode 12 to hear their first episode with us.

  25. Ep. 87: Ker-mer-shals

    We're BACK! We give Z Nation production updates from directors Jason McKee and Juan Mas. We spend WAY too long talking about movie theater seating, and then rush into reviewing “The Martian.”

  26. Ep. 86: Why is there black bars on the screen?

    Dave McClave and Ted Means from Case 42 join us to talk about their motorcycle travel TV pilot, and we have a nerdy discussion about the new Fantastic Four trailer.

  27. Ep. 85: The Jason and Shaun Show

    We review “Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation,” and the trailer for “Ash Vs. the Evil Dead.” We give updates on Spokane Film Project's current projects, and Jason gives some updates on Z Nation season 2.

  28. Ep. 84: Washington Filmworks Live Event 7/19/2015

    The podcast hosts the Washington Filmworks legislation wrap up. Featuring Amy Liilard and Don Jensen.

  29. Ep. 83: They're French, they frolic

    We review the film “Ex Machina,” as well as give an update to the Washington Filmworks Incentive program, and discuss a recent interview with Woody Allen.

  30. Ep. 82: Kill off the stupid kid with the haircut

    We review “Jurassic World” and talk about the nature of film scores and how they effect the film. We get a somewhat special cameo by Transolar Galactica's Adam Harum.

  31. Ep. 81: Tron 2 - Tron Harder

    Isaac Joslin returns to the Podcast for his Netflix Roulette of “The Double” (2013). As well as a review for Richard Ayoade's "Submarine."

  32. Ep. 80: Z Nation Lilac City Comicon

    We host the cast a crew of the Spokane filmed tv series. Including showrunner Karl Scheafer, Keith Allen, Pisay Pao, and Annastasia Baranova.

  33. Ep. 79: Gwen Stefani Minute

    We review the films “Mad Max: Fury Road” and “Tomorrowland.”

  34. Ep. 78: That's not a strawberry

    We review our Netflix roulette “Battle for Haditha,” and Jason chimes in on "Ex Machina". Then Tom wows us with a list of what seems to be the worst upcoming films on summer 2015. We also give a brief summery of the 50 Hour Slam.

  35. Ep. 77: The Poochy of Terminator 2

    Our “friend” Issac Joslin joins us for a crossover episode with the Saccast MoviePod. We talk Avengers: Age of Ultron, and discuss visual effects, Jim Jarmusch, and Issac's love of Monkeys!

  36. Ep. 76: Nerdgasm

    Let's get geeky, and argue about Star Wars, Batman, and Superman! Then we review the horror hit "It Follows."

  37. Ep. 75: Ben-a-fleck

    The gang returns to talk about the Netflix original series “Daredevil,” and the conversation takes the obvious turn towards the film M.A.S.H.

  38. Ep. 74: 10% Less Party in the Back Hugh Jackman

    We discuss what it means to be a filmmaker, and have a long discussion on the film "Chappie." We also review "Focus," and our Netflix roulette "We Are the Best."

  39. Ep. 73: The TV Podcast

    We dedicate mostly the entire episode putting film aside, and talking about House of Cards, 12 Monkeys, and throw in a little bit of Gotham for good measure.

  40. Ep. 72: Boobies, Explosions, and Sandwiches

    Comedians Tom Meisfjord and Jason Komm stick around for another episode as we discuss the Film Project public meeting, as well as further discussion on film incentives across the nation. Then we review "Jupiter Ascending."

  41. Ep. 71: I'm gonna give Stephen Hawking SARS

    Comedians Tom Meisfjord and Jason Komm tell us about their Upcoming live screening of "Silence on the Lambs" that will mix commentary, video skits, and live sketch comedy. We also discuss the the Power/Ranger fan film by Joseph Kahn.

  42. Ep. 70: Live Podcast from SpIFF 2015

    Live interviews from the Spokane International Film Festival, including the Q&A from opening night's "Best of the Northwest."

  43. A Kickstarter or a Threesome?

    Producers Ruth Gregory and Rebecca Cook join the podcast to discuss their web series Kickstarter "Music of the Spheres."

  44. Who really saw the Devil

    Musician Tyler Scruggs joins the podcast to discuss the music scene and his process in creating his music. Then we review the Netflix Roulette for "I Saw the Devil."

  45. You can't get rid of the Babadook

    From our live screening of "The Babadook." We have a fun Q&A after the screening and talk about the film, as well as a quick after-discussion as we sit and discuss the Sony hack, and issues with the release of "The Interview."

  46. Sethroganized Comedies

    Film reviewer Dan Webster from Movies 101 joins the Podcast for a lengthy discussion on P.T. Anderson as we review "Inherent Vice," and "Punch Drunk Love."

  47. Solving World Hunger

    We review our Netflix Roulette "Food Inc" and finally get around to reviewing our Christmas Gift Exchange movies.

  48. Juan's not here to agree with you

    We Discuss the Washington Film Incentive program, as well as give our opinions on the continuing saga of the Sony Pictures hack. We also discuss upcoming 2015 film releases.

  49. "Bring It On" wasn't a documentary?

    Film editor Erik C. Andersen joins the Podcast to talk about his work with on Z Nation, as well as his earlier collaborations with Robert Rodriguez, and we reveal the truth about Kirsten Dunst's pasties!

  50. A Long Continuous Shot of Michael Keaton

    Filmmaker Aaron Fink joins the podcast to help review our Netflix Roulette "Exit through the Gift Shop," as well as a review of Michael Keaton's "Birdman."

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

The Film Project podcast is a weekly show made by filmmakers for anyone who has a love of movies, filmmaking, and the arts. Hosts Jason McKee, Tom Dineen, Juan Mas, Shaun Springer, and Brandon Smith discuss topics like Hollywood cinema, film industry news, indie-film projects, while also highlighting local filmmakers, projects, art events and hosting special guests from the film industry and arts community.

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