All Episodes
Ilse Will Say — 60 episodes
Jake Myers: How my short film became a feature
EBarbara Howlin: Can you Reiki a ghost?
Sean Slimak: Don't get trigger happy with festival submissions
Tommy Martin: He's harmless, we talk to him all the time
EJohn David Wolfe: The Hansel and Gretel origin of Candy House
EConnar Brown Sprenger: I called them chicken nuggets
EVeronica Miles: New Orleans has an internal council
ETony Scott-Green: Reformed chronically late person
EMiguel Lepe Jr: Jon Seda punched a bee for me
EJuan Luis Garcia: I want to need an exorcism
ESofie Khan: Doritos and yogurt go together, fight me
EKyle Leland Cullerton: I handed the evidence to a Catholic priest
ETim Corpus: Gravity is just weird
EVishaal Desai: Do not start a company right out of film school
EMarco Rosas: Green tea and a psychological thriller
ENick Cartwright: The cosmic egg made me do it
EDerry Shillitto: There is something living in the caves
ESundance, SXSW and Cannes: Film festival strategy for independent filmmakers
ELorena Lourenço: Showing up unapologetically on set, at festivals, and in life
EJake Ferree: Life is too short to be one thing
ESonya and Wendy Madrigal: Just say yes first
EGiselle De La Rosa: Always late but worth the wait
EAlexander Gonzalez: Improv brain meets editor instinct
ETeresa Martinez Moore & Adam Rebora: They said “let’s make something” and didn’t flake
EPaige Galdieri: I came out the womb with jazz hands
EJerry S. Gonzalez: Ideas aren’t made. You catch them.
EJuan Francisco Villa: Tacos, Tom Hanks, and the power of presence
ERaven Whisnant: Indie Empire & the porcelain doll situation
EEddie Mujica: Strapped in the rocket, ready to go
EChloe Mikala: Risk-averse but on stage anyway
EGeorge Ellzey Jr: What comes from the heart reaches the heart
EErick Juarez: Stop waiting for permission
EElizabeth Austin: Operas and features and distribution, oh my!
EMishu Hilmy: This episode will make you smarter
EBrittani Ward: Real Ones Only
EJacob Cagle: A Christmas episode for soft boys
EJessie Komitor: If Ben Affleck can do it, so can you
EMarissa Lichwick: The woman who turned her life into a movie
EGloria Chavez: Leaving the 9-5 and betting on yourself
EJoel Maisonet: Stop playing small in your headshots (and your career)
EBen Bishop: The accidental cowboy filmmaker
EAbby Gilster: Stop shrinking—the world needs your weird
ESadieh Rifai: You’re not 'too much,’ you’re finally enough
EPatrick Burke: How editing teaches you patience, precision, and maybe Lizard People
ETony Bondoc: You don’t need permission to create - Just corn, grit and heart
ESteve Berg: Paranormal but make it midwest
EJanice V. Rodriguez: The woman who accidentally built comedy movement
ERaul Benitez: The programmer who rewrites a city’s film culture
EKeiph Oliver: You can lead the work...or keep waiting to be picked. Your choice.
EAna J. Christian & C. Ryan Stemple: Bath meetings, broken timelines, and film magic
EChristina Gutierrez: "I don’t trust none of you hoes"
ELorena Gonzalez: Follow your dreams, NOT the ghost
ELaura Weiner-Kiser: You're Not Intimidating. They're Intimidated.
EJon Silver: Tell the joke, make the film... and maybe google JFK
EMissy Hernandez: Make the thing, don't wait
EJayson "Avocado" Acevedo: You’re not a bonfire. Stop setting yourself on fire for people.
EAndrea Zile Bish: A ghost named Patrick... and the Chicago indie film scene
EYessenia Carreon: Somebody wants to see your "boring" life - just post it!
EPreston O'ffill: Hispanic Wookiee is not a thing
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