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In this episode, Christina sits down with large-format printing expert Bob Joyce of Underground Visuals to unpack the invisible craft behind some of the most iconic sets in television.With decades in the industry and credits spanning from Saturday Night Live to Late Night with Seth Meyers and The Kelly Clarkson Show, Bob shares what it really means to work in high-speed, large-scale production.He breaks down how he approaches every file that comes through the shop, what it takes to execute massive designs at scale, and how his work acts as the final step between concept and reality. From last-minute fixes hours before rehearsal to entire sets that may never even make it to air, Bob offers a rare, behind-the-scenes look at the pace and precision required to keep live production moving.Bob’s credits include:SATURDAY NIGHT LIVEHAPPY GILMORE 2THE TONIGHT SHOW WITH JIMMY FALLONLATE NIGHT WITH SETH MEYERSAMERICAN SPORTS STORYTHE KELLY CLARKSON SHOWSPRINGSTEEN ON BROADWAYTEEN MOM ELSBET And many more…

In this episode, Christina sits down with legendary script supervisor Steve Gehrke to unpack the invisible craft that holds films together.With over 40 years in the industry and credits spanning from Memento to The Dark Knight, Tenet, and Euphoria, Steve shares what it really means to be a script supervisor — and why he considers himself a filmmaker first.He breaks down how he approaches a script, what it takes to protect story and continuity on set, and how his role acts as the “safety net” for directors, actors, and every department involved. From navigating the complexity of Tenet to collaborating with directors like Christopher Nolan and Ryan Coogler, Steve offers a rare, behind-the-scenes look at how great films are actually made.The conversation also explores:– Why script supervision is something you “fall into”– The balance between speaking up and knowing when not to– What makes certain directors elevate everyone around them– His old-school commitment to pencil and paper in a digital world– And why, even after decades in the industry, every day on set still feels like a scavenger huntSteve’s credits include:SINNERS (2025)OPPENHEIMER (2023)BARBIE (2023)TENET (2020) MINDHUNTER (2019)YELLOWSTONE (2018)DUNKIRK (2017) WHY HIM? (2017)INTERSTELLAR (2014)THE MAZE RUNNER (2014) INCEPTION (2010) 17 AGAIN (2009)THE DARK KNIGHT (2008)MEMENTO (2000) And many more…Follow Steve and his work below:IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0311826/

In this episode, we sit down with makeup department head Tegan Taylor to explore the craft, innovation, and collaboration behind creating character through makeup in film and television.Tegan shares how her path into the industry began at a young age, growing up surrounded by film and theater in Los Angeles, and breaks down what it really means to be a makeup artist at the highest level. From running entire departments and managing teams, budgets, and timelines, to working closely with directors, actors, and producers to bring characters to life, this conversation offers a detailed look at both the creative and logistical demands of the role. She also takes us behind the scenes of Avatar, where she helped invent the makeup process for facial capture — developing entirely new products and techniques that didn’t previously exist.Beyond the technical craft, this episode explores the human side of the work — from navigating creative differences and supporting actors in vulnerable moments, to the importance of communication, adaptability, and maintaining a sense of balance in high-pressure environments. It’s a thoughtful look at what it takes to build trust on set, evolve with an ever-changing industry, and ultimately use your work in service of a larger story.Tegan’s credits include:THE SUBSTANCE (2025)NATIONAL TREASURE (2022-2023)AMERICAN CRIME (2017) GILMORE GIRLS: A YEAR IN A LIFE (2016)THE WEDDING RINGER (2015)AVATAR (2009)MR. & MRS. SMITH (2005)THE POLAR EXPRESS (2004) NCIS (2003) And many more…Follow Tegan and her work below:IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0853242/Website: https://tegantaylor.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/mstegantaylor/

In this episode, we sit down with prop maker and model maker Steve Deahl to explore the craft, philosophy, and collaboration behind building the physical worlds we see on screen.Steve shares how his path into film began through model making and commercials, and breaks down what a prop maker actually does on set. From creating objects that don’t exist and translating drawings into tangible pieces, to collaborating with art departments and understanding how props support story, this conversation offers a thoughtful look at the artistry and logistics behind physical filmmaking.Beyond the craft, this episode explores the deeper philosophy of making — from intuition and adaptability to letting go of your work once it enters the world, and the importance of kindness and collaboration in an ever-evolving industry.Steve’s credits include:GLADIATOR II (2024) AQUAMAN II (2024)BARBIE (2023)BATMAN: THE DARK KNIGHT (2008)CHARLIE AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY (2005) DIE ANOTHER DAY (2002) HARRY POTTER AND THE SORCERER’S STONE (2000)THE MUMMY RETURNS (2001)LOST IN SPACE (1999)And many more…Follow Steve and his work below:IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0212614/Website: https://stevedeahl.weebly.com

In this episode, we sit down with intimacy coordinator Chala Hunter to explore the craft, care, and collaboration behind filming intimate scenes for screen.Chala shares how her path into film and television and breaks down what an intimacy coordinator actually does on set. From advocating for performers and navigating boundaries to shaping choreography, closed set protocols, and emotional continuity, this conversation offers a thoughtful look at the artistry and logistics behind intimate storytelling in film and TV.Chala’s credits include:HEATED RIVALRY (2025)I USED TO BE FUNNY (2023) BAND LADIES (2020) And many more…Follow Chala and her work below:IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm7207020/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chala_hunter/

In this episode, we sit down with Art Director Jeremy W. Foil to explore the collaborative craft of production design and how spaces on screen help shape story, character, and emotion.Jeremy shares how he got his start, what an art director actually does, and how his background in dance continues to inform the way he thinks about movement, form, and space. From Broadway to television and film, this episode explores the creative and technical work that goes into building immersive worlds.Jeremy’s credits include:LOVE STORY (2026)MARTY SUPREME (2025) BLACK RABBIT (2025) AMERICAN HORROR STORY (2023-2024) SMILE (2022) IN THE HEIGHTS (2021) TICK, TICK...BOOM! (2021) FOSSE/VERDON (2019) MADAM SECRETARY (2018) And many more…Follow Jeremy and his work below:IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm4386142/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jwfoil/

In this episode, we sit down with Sound Designer, Jacob Ribicoff, to explore the invisible craft of sound and how it shapes what we feel, even when we don’t realize it.Jacob shares how he got his start, what sound designers actually do, and how sound can completely transform an image. From building the eerie sonic world of Lumon in Severance to crafting grounded, emotional realism in Manchester by the Sea, this episode explores how sound shapes story in so many ways. Jacob’s credits include:SONG SUNG BLUE (2025)SEVERANCE (2022–2025)BABYGIRL (2024)PAST LIVES (2023)BOY ERASED (2018)MANCHESTER BY THE SEA (2016)FRIENDS WITH KIDS (2011)FAILURE TO LAUNCH (2006)SCHOOL OF ROCK (2003)And many more…Follow Jacob and his work below:IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0722993/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jacobribicoff/