Hosted by Brian Carroll · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 25 episodes
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A podcast featuring conversations with filmmakers and film adjacent folks creating in the state of Vermont. Discussing specific projects, challenges and more for making movies and creative media projects in the Green Mountain State.
Brian Carroll hosts Film in Vermont, a tv show with 25 episodes published.
Today's guest on the podcast is Jeanine B. Frost. With years of experience as a professional actor, Jeanine has nurtured her desire to craft authentic stories and characters, leading to being awarded the Sloan Foundation
Episode number 23...getting up there. Today, we have another great conversation with DP turned Director (and still a DP amongst other things), Sean Kirby. Sean was the cinematographer on the cult doc film 'Zoo'. His prev
Our guest today on the podcast is Chiara Hollender. Chiara is a Vermont-based Iranian-American documentary director and producer. Perhaps most importantly, as she indicates in our conversation, a vessel for storytelling.
Episode 21. We have another special episode and guest for you today, our first guest who’s primary focus is as an actor. Eliza Doucet is our guest on the podcast. Eliza has played lead and supporting roles in several sho
EPISODE 20! If you are listening to this before March 12, 2026, congratulations, get out to the Green Mountain Film Festival and see some excellent work from all over the globe and also right here in Vermont…and if not,
The Film in Vermont podcast episode 19! Today’s guest is Noah Mauchly. Another member of the JAM fam, Noah is a graduate of the UK based Kingston University with a degree in Animation and Illustration and animated short
Today’s podcast guest is Emma Schlenoff. I have had the extreme pleasure of working with her as Vermont Production Collective board member, but this is really the first time we are shedding the “business” aspect of thing
Happy New Year and welcome back for the first episode of 2026. Today we have Vermont based animator and storyteller Travis Van Alstyne. Travis has a keen sense of connection to Vermont, its history, stories and other cre
Episode 16 we have the great Samuel LaPointe. His last project was highly regarded at both the Made Here Film Festival and Green Mountain Film Fest...and secured a spot at VTIFF screenings as a result of a great showing
Todays guest is Austen Hamel, an 18-year-old filmmaker from Vermont who is driven by a lifelong passion for storytelling. He has been making short films since he was 10 and just released his first feature (yes, a feature
Samantha Davidson Green is a film+theater director/educator based in the Upper Valley region of VT/NH. She is also the executive director at the absolutely wonderful Junction Arts & Media in White River Junction and a hu
Hello and welcome back to EPISODE 13 of the Film in Vermont podcast. 13 feels appropriate given its Halloween tomorrow and I first became aware of today’s guest through his work in the genre space with the found footage,
John Schlag is a visual effects artist turned screenwriter/filmmaker who's breadth of work in the Vermont landscape in just the past few years is impressive and enviable. At the heart of our conversation, we dive into th
Ok, I am going to fanboy out a bit here. Sean and Sarah are two of my favorite Vermont filmmakers. Their latest film, The Thaw, is one of my favorite shorts of all time...and my wife agrees as well. They two of them have
Today’s guest on the podcast is Garret Harkawik. Garret is a documentary and experimental filmmaker, as well as a composer from Southern Vermont. I first came across his work as we had documentaries that were intimate po
Chris is a cinematographer, director, writer and actor based out of Brooklyn, New York with experience in a variety of on set roles from directing, gaffing to shooting. His 2024 short film "Bear Dude" was born out of the
I am excited to be back again for episode 8 of the Film in Vermont podcast for a chat with brotherly filmmaking duo, Nick and Cash Cassidy.Their latest film, Childish Things, is a road trippin', coming of age tale about
Back on the train, here we are at episode 7 of the Film in Vermont podcast and I am eager to share this conversation with the duo behind Kid Brother Pictures, Mark Freeman and Brandon St Cyr. The two are in the midst of
I am very excited and happy to be back after a bit of an end of summer/personal life hiatus and we have filmmaker Riley Parrish Allen on the podcast today. She is an award winning documentary filmmaker (with other credit
Today we catch up with the creator/writer and director (and also wearers of so many other hats, including actors) of the episodic series, Black Girls Kissing. Julia Anderson & Kiersten White are creators passionate about
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