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This podcast was created by Jodi Goren-Rode to share unique perspectives from successful creatives spanning genres and roles within the filmmaking, entertainment, television and marketing/pr industries. Our guests offer a broad take on business from their own lens by sharing their behind the scenes stories. You’ll hear from on-cam talent as well as producers, directors, editors, writers and more each working as Storytellers in the media industry. Some of their stories have never been shared publicly before now! Listen closely If you’re new to the field because you’ll also get tips about how to break in to the business and the do’s and don’ts that may alter your approach for finding that next gig!
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This week on Storytellers: Behind the Scenes, Jodi is joined by Marianne Vogel Bender, an Emmy-Nominated Supervising Producer/DGA Director. With 20 years of experience in documentary and unscripted reality television, Marianne has brought her talents and skills to shows like Dr. Phil, Anderson Live, House Hunters International, Deadliest Catch and Billion Dollar Buyer. Tune in to hear her and Jodi have a dynamic conversation about what it takes to be a producer, her motivation while working in the industry and tips to make it in entertainment.
On this episode of Storytellers: Behind the Scenes, Jodi is joined by Erika Schroeder, a freelance Director of Photography. They met while Erika was freelancing for Keystone Pictures where they had several opportunities to work in the field together. Her passion for storytelling behind the lens has allowed Erika to work on a myriad of projects, and in a variety of genres in the film and television industry. She has worked in reality television, documentary film and has worked for the NFL for many years! Erika and Jodi discuss navigating the industry as a female in a male dominated profession, the pros and cons of freelancing, developing a healthy work/life balance and how the evolution of technology has affected the film industry, especially in the camera department. This episode shares a lot of the ins and outs of working in television and film!
Today on Storytellers: Behind the Scenes, Jodi is joined by director, writer, DP, and EP Michael Pearlman. Michael has brought his passion for visual storytelling to the film and television world for more than 25 years. The two met while working at Banyan Productions and since then Michael has worked for NBC, CBS, ABC, Quibi, Bravo, Food Network, Nickelodeon, Comedy Central, AMC, HGTV, and Discovery Networks. Michael and Jodi talk about their beginnings in the industry, how Michael helmed the wildly popular Food Network series Chopped, the joy of creative problem solving on set, the different positions Michael has held in the industry and the excitement of beginning a new chapter of his career. This is an inspiring episode that encourages teamwork and perseverance! Make sure to subscribe so you don't miss a future episode!https://www.michaelpearlmandirector.com/
On this week’s episode of Storytellers: Behind the Scenes, Jodi is joined by Michelle Ortiz, a Philadelphia based artist who has made it her mission to create films and art that demonstrate themes of community and togetherness. They discuss the messages behind Michelle’s work, how her work is multilayered through the different mediums she uses and how she creates ways for her audience to take action after watching her films or viewing her installations. Michelle tells Jodi the behind the scenes stories of many of her projects and they discuss what she is currently working on right here in Philadelphia! This is an inspiring episode with a creative guest that is like no other. Make sure you subscribe wherever you get your podcasts because this is an episode you will not want to miss!Links to Michelle's work:Las Madres BerksFamilias SeparadasArrival and BelongingMichelle's WebsiteLa Casa de Mama Icha - Story about Michelle's Grandmother mention in podcastMichelle's Socials:FACEBOOK: Michelle Angela OrtizINSTAGRAM: @michelleangelaortizTWITTER: @michelleaortiz1
On this episode of Storytellers: Behind the Scenes Jodi is joined by three incredible female filmmakers, Phuong Nguyen, Suzi Nash, and Diana Hull. The three of them came together through the Philadelphia Women's Film Festival @thewomensfilmfestival and are motivated to raise the voices of female, non-binary and marginalized groups. After working together for a few years with the film festival the three decided to form an all female production company based out of Philadelphia, Three Left Handed Women @3lefthandedwomen. Together they help tell and lift up stories that inspire and incite change. Jodi dives into each guests start in the film industry, how they got their start with the Women's Film Festival, what inspired them to create their own company and what projects they are currently working on. This episode is extremely empowering, inspiring and one you will certainly not want to miss! Subscribe to our podcast so you never miss an episode, https://www.rodehousemedia.com/podcast. Check out 3lhw.net to learn more about these rockstar women!
This week on Storytellers: Behind the Scenes Jodi is joined by another friend and colleague from her days at Banyan Productions, Barbara Alfano- White. As they say in this episode, all roads lead back to Banyan! The two discuss Barb’s start in the industry, share behind the scenes stories and provide insightful advice for people of all walks in their career. This inspiring episode embodies themes of being bold, finding your voice and finding yourself. It is one you will certainly not want to miss! Subscribe so you don’t miss an episode in the future.
Content Advisory: This episode contains subject matter of rape and murder and may not be suitable for all audiences.In this week’s episode of Storytellers: Behind the Scenes, Jodi is joined by acclaimed independent filmmaker, Jamila Paksima Rowell. The two discuss Jamila’s career in journalism, what it means to be a courageous storyteller, fundraising for her own documentary work, producing and hosting the documentary podcast Sounds Like Hate, the production of her Emmy winning PBS series Power of a Pardon, and much more. This episode is full of some incredible stories from Jamila’s career and she shares many lessons on how to navigate the industry as well as some examples on what risks shouldn’t be taken!Links to Jamila's Work:Power of a PardonSounds Like Hate PodcastUntil 20
This week on Story Teller’s Behind the Scenes Jodi kicks off the new year with a very special guest, Marc Summers. Marc is a beloved television personality, comedian and game show host perhaps best known for his on-camera work on Nickelodeon's Double Dare and for the popular Food Network show Unwrapped. He's also a successful Executive Producer and content creator who launched both Dinner: Impossible and Restaurant Impossible for the Food Network. Jodi and Marc discuss how he got his start in the industry and their time working together on Restaurant Impossible, some incredible behind the scenes stories from Marc’s career, future projects and valuable advice for those navigating the tv production industry.
This week on Storyteller's Behind the Scenes Jodi sits down with Jillian Hartman, the woman behind the scenes of the podcast itself! Jillian is a writer, producer and comedian from the Philadelphia region and the Associate Producer at Rodehouse Media. She has worked as associate producer on Magnolia Network's "In with the Old", Amazon Prime's "The Wolf Pac", HGTV's "Property Love" and many more. Jillian has studied improv at the Upright Citizen's Brigade, Second City Conservatory and is currently on a Harold Team at the Philly Improv Theater. Jodi and Jillian discuss how they met during Jillian's internship at Keystone Pictures, her time studying Film and Media at Temple University, navigating the film industry post graduation, working on the podcast and balancing work with other creative passions such as improv, twitch streaming and competitive dance. This episode gives listeners a behind the scenes perspective of Rodehouse Media and is full of great stories and career insight!
This week on Storytellers: Behind the Scenes, Jodi is joined by filmmaker and producer, Monique Impagliazzo. On this episode they discuss Monique’s early days in the industry, the many hats she has worn on set in different departments and the importance of female film crews. A Philadelphia native, Monique currently lives in Los Angeles where she has had the opportunity to work in commercial, feature films, documentary, television and was even the executive assistant to Barbra Streisand! In this episode they dive into the writing and fundraising process for Monique’s feature film which is currently in development, Lights, Camera, Christmas. You will get to hear all of Monique’s behind the scenes stories from her career in addition to some incredible advice for those looking to navigate the film industry. This is an incredible episode that you will not want to miss!
This week on Storytellers: Behind the Scenes, Jodi is joined by friend and colleague, Cyndi Butz. Butz has made a career working behind the scenes on many television shows for various networks. She broke into the business as a receptionist and then quickly skyrocketed to becoming a Production Manager and worked her way up to Executive Producer. She currently works as a Senior Producer at VMG Studios in Bellevue, WA. Their conversation takes us through working together at Banyan Productions and on the popular Food Network series, Restaurant Impossible! They also discuss Cyndi’s early career, how her experience as a football coach has been applied to her work and personal life as well as the entertaining Butz has done in front of the camera! Listen to this natural born storyteller dive into her behind the scenes experiences in the entertainment industry and provide some insights for those who are just starting out! For more information on Cyndi and the amazing work she is doing, check out the links below. https://www.cyndibutz.com/https://www.theseattlemajestics.com/
On this episode Storytellers: Behind the Scenes welcomes Mary Beth Anderson, a highly accomplished TV Director and Showrunner who has worked on many top rated shows on network and cable television as well as popular streaming platforms. MB made her mark early in her career on TLC’s Trading Spaces and Food Network’s Dinner Impossible and has gone on to accomplish numerous accolades for her talents. She is also a successful entrepreneur who focuses on authentic storytelling and creating unique branded campaigns for her clients. In this episode Jodi and MB share stories from their early career, MB’s adventurous family life on the road as well as some new and exciting projects she’s got in the pipeline. https://www.openthejunkdrawer.com/https://www.mbthatsme.com/
Many of you asked for more from Rob Marish, Director of Photography, Keystone Pictures Partner and long time friend of Jodi! Enjoy this extended cut of Jodi's interview with Rob as they discuss more advice and stories from Rob's career, his experience as a musician and even as a professional corpser! Enjoy the extra laughs, stories and wisdom Rob shares and learn a little more about how to become a story teller in creative and innovative ways!
In this episode of Storytellers: Behind the Scenes, Jodi is joined by her husband Darryl Rode who is the founder and president of Keystone Pictures and has been established in the media and film industry for quite some time. The two talk about Darryl’s early “trials by fire” coming into the industry, his most memorable media experiences including Live Aid, the Move House incident, as well as his tips for industry beginners.http:///Keystonepictures.tv
This week on Storytellers Behind the Scenes, Jodi sits down with her friend and former Banyan Productions Producer, Shawn Puncochar. Shawn is VP of Perpetual Entertainment, owner of Visco Fitness, has multiple projects in the works and is also a mother of six; she truly does it all! Together, they discuss Shawn’s career and navigating life as a working mother. Shawn is an inspiration and an incredible storyteller who grew up in the business. Viscofit:TwitchFacebookInstagram
Jodi is joined by Tim Archibald of Keystone Pictures, an experienced and skilled Director of Photography who has been working in the industry for over 20 years. In this episode, he and Jodi talk about his career highlights working the Cannes Film Festival with Stella Artois, and many other huge live events, as well as tips on how to be a “Swiss army knife” in the film industry. For more information on Tim and the Keystone Pictures crew check out the link below! http://www.keystonepictures.tv
In this episode, Jodi is joined by her longtime friend Wendi Caplan-Caroll. Wendi is the co-founder of Square Biz Marketing and Advertising which provides deeper and more local solutions to B2SMB Marketers. Her company helps brands tell their stories and connects them to membership organizations, referral partners and local influencers. Listen to her and Jodi backtrack through her career in radio and marketing as well as provide advice for people starting out in the industry and how they can utilize their uniqueness to propel themselves into the fascinating world of media, film and entertainment.
This episode of Storytellers, Jodi is joined by Andy Obeck, Vice President and Director of Photography at Keystone Pictures. Andy gives us a brief overview of his career and how every job has impacted where he has ended up today. He and Jodi discuss the importance of working on a team and his path to Keystone Pictures, as well as early career strategies and networking for people looking to enter the industry. For more information on the work Andy and the Keystone pictures team is doing, check out their website below:Keystonepictures.tv
In today’s episode, Jodi speaks with LeAnn Erickson, an established documentarian, independent filmmaker, mentor and Temple University Film and Media Arts professor. LeAnn gives listeners the epic backstory of Top Secret Rosies, her documentary about women who worked with the US military creating mathematical calculations that ultimately helped win World War II. In this episode, Jodi and LeAnn talk about dealing with industry bullies, overcoming obstacles and finding your drive. LeAnn gives expert advice to students and those just starting out in the industry about dedicating time to your craft, and finding a work life balance. For more information on LeAnn’s work please visit the links below: LeAnn Erickson, teacher/filmmakerhttp://leannerickson.com/Top Secret Rosies:http://topsecretrosies.com/Neighbor Ladies:https://mediaburn.org/video/neighbor-ladies/
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