
Episode #54
Horror Short Film Contest! Re-Upload
<p>We had some technical audio problems with the previous upload. Sorry about that folks</p>


Being creative and gaining perspective is the name of the game. Enjoy a couple of guys chatting about their experiences in the film industry, their perspective on the creative arts and our thoughts on the latest content. Our overall goal is to grow from what we share and entertain you on our weirdly artistic lifestyle.
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Signup to Generate a PitchBeing creative and gaining perspective is the name of the game. Enjoy a couple of guys chatting about their experiences in the film industry, their perspective on the creative arts and our thoughts on the latest content. Our overall goal is to grow from what we share and entertain you on our weirdly artistic lifestyle.
Recent episodes include "Horror Short Film Contest! Re-Upload" (24 September 2025, 23 minutes), "Horror Short Film Contest!" (5 September 2025, 23 minutes), and "Return of Ryan: Camera Guy #5" (22 August 2025, 80 minutes).
Weirdly Artistic publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 46 minutes across 54 episodes.
Booking probability for Weirdly Artistic is 32%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Weirdly Artistic requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Weirdly Artistic's contact route on record: verified email.
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Weirdly Artistic is an education podcast with 54 episodes published.
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Episode #54
<p>We had some technical audio problems with the previous upload. Sorry about that folks</p>

Episode #54
<p>On this episode we talk about the Jakob Owens short film horror contest, our approach and process to tackling this project. </p>

Episode #46
<p>This Episode we reconnect with Ryan Miller of RMV and he delves into his journey since his last guest appearance on the show. He talks mental health, advice for full time creatives, and his future goals!</p>

Episode #52
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Episode #51
<p>The Weirdly Boys talk Jack Foley and his contributions to the film industry. Plus the boys give their favorite sound effects.</p>

<p>Welcome Back Weirdos!</p><p>This episode we discuss silent films, the Talkies, and composers and how they have shaped film as we know it today.</p>

<p>Welcome back Shakers! We have a birthday girl on the show this episode.</p>

Episode #49
<p>On this Episode the Weirdly Boyz talk about a new Netflix show that' push the One-Shot to the absolute limit. Tune in, this is a good one!</p>

Episode #49
<p>In this episode we go deeper into shot types and touch on some that are a little harder and more advanced. Shot Types you should be getting to know, so you can push your projects and give them more depth. </p>

Episode #6
<p>Dive into the world of film and photography with a breakdown of basic shot types. Whether you're a beginner or looking to refresh your knowledge, weโll cover the essential shots that every filmmaker and photographer...

Episode #5
<p>Understanding ISO, shutter speed, f-stop, and framing is crucial for capturing compelling and well-exposed photographs. ISO determines your camera's sensitivity to light, impacting noise in the image. Shutter speed...

Episode #5
<p>Using your phone for shooting videos can be incredibly beneficial due to its convenience, accessibility, and advanced technology. Modern smartphones come equipped with high-quality cameras capable of capturing...

Episode #3
<p>Imposter syndrome is the persistent feeling of self-doubt and fear of being exposed as a fraud, despite evidence of competence and success. It's common among high achievers who struggle to internalize their...

Episode #2
<p>Alex Coomes is an experienced Production Assistant who spent two years in Los Angeles working on multiple film and television sets. During this time, Alex honed skills in various aspects of production, from...

Episode #1
<p>After a short break we have returned to bring you new trainings, tips and tricks and techniques that will help you build your craft in the industry.</p>

<p>On this weeks episode we talk about Auteurs. What an auteur is, who the most known auteurs are and how they've changed the world of cinema. </p>

Episode #42
<p>Join the boys on this weeks episode as we talk about traveling for work in our industry. Tips and tricks to help you on work travels. And little highlights from our most recent trips. </p>

<p>Gather round children as Papa Nik and Papa Jose learn you a little something about the Marvel comic and cinematic universe! Jordan asks questions and we answer them to the best of our ability</p>

Episode #40
<p>Join the boys as we talk and give Praise to Lisan Al-Gaib and the new Dune part 2 movie. </p>

<p>Join the Weirdly boys as we recap the past year (2023). We discuss our favorite and least favorite moments, our future projects and our goals for projects and our studio</p>
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