On our latest episode, we hosted award winner and Daredevil: Born Again Director of Photography, Hillary Fyfe Spera! She hit the mic to talk about her opportunity to infuse her style into a popular Marvel production, an inside scoop on the challenges faced and choices she makes in the modern filmmaking arena, and where she’s taking her camera next. Plus, we geek out over some cinephile-elect movies. Hillary breaks down the exact framing, lighting, and genius behind three massive influences on her style: The French Connection (1971) Klute (1971) Thief (1981) If you love movies or want a real look behind the camera, you need to hear this one. ZPTNmzjvlpHjSdac17Ll
It seems in today's current culture, public opinion holds Black & White movies as a representation of one of two departments: a socially shameful past, or an aesthetically poor technology. In this episode, Lara and Jason discuss these issues with the hope of shedding a more positive light on this style and era of filmmaking.
The Jacksons discuss one of Hollywood's greatest actors - Jimmy Stewart, replete with an amazing interview with director Aaron Burns, the helmsman behind the upcoming biopic Jimmy; releasing November 6, produced by Burns & Co. and released through Fathom Events. Please follow the link to see how you can help give tickets to our Troops, Veterans, and First Responders: https://www.vettix.org/donate/jimmythemovie
BAFTA and Academy Award-Winning Hair & Makeup Designer, Christine Blundell, sits with the Jacksons and discusses her illustrious career from roots in the punk scene, to theater, to television, and to cinema. Take a look at the incredible work she is doing at her school: https://cbmacademy.com/
On this special Independence Day episode, the Jacksons get to chat with screenwriter, director, college professor, and humanitarian, Tom Provost, about his career, his love for classics, and his work on the recent release Young Washington. Check out the great work his non-profit charity is doing at https://www.bagsandgrace.com/