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Hosted by Natalie and Tara · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 63 episodes
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Natalie and Tara are setting out to make their first feature film together. Did they go to film school? No. Are they out of their depth? Yes. Will they let that stop them? Nope. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Natalie and Tara hosts We're Making a Movie, a arts show with 63 episodes published.
We just watched our movie! For the very first time! This weekend we had the privilege of watching Turns Out It’s the Apocalypse… We Think from beginning to end and we want to share what it was like to see our very first
Howdy Filmmakers! This week, we’re sitting down with The Plummer Brothers, Carlos and Kyle Plummer, to talk about co-directing their feature film The Strawberry, starring Mike Farrell and Doug Jones. And we’ve got about
We're thrilled to continue our Filmmaker Chats with writer and director Rachel Israel, whose latest feature, The Floaters, is now out in the world. Rachel is no stranger to the feature filmmaking journey. With three feat
Welcome, Director Evan Miller, to the podcast to sit down and tell us all about his adventure making his first feature, Due West . From developing the project to bringing it across the finish line, we can't wait to dive
Making your first feature film is a milestone every filmmaker dreams about. It was ours for years. Now that Turns Out It's the Apocalypse… We Think is in the can and nearing the finish line, we wanted to take a ste
Thinking about crowdfunding your feature film? Thinking about doing a “finishing funds” campaign? Before you hit that launch button… let's have a chat. We're on the brink of launching our own crowdfunding campaign to fin
Building a career as an independent filmmaker? Making the leap to longer and longer projects? Where do you even start? This week, we're sitting down with Jackie Nico to find out how she’s building a career for herself. S
Editing a feature film is hard enough. Editing a movie musical? That feels like a whole different level of filmmaking wizardry. This week we're wrapping up our deep dive into post-production editing with Alexander Jeffer
Natalie is in Los Angeles this week as we gear up for our post-production crowdfunding campaign and film the Sneaky Pineapple Productions portion of our pitch video. So duh! This is the perfect excuse for a true Wild Car
Our feature film, Turns Out It’s the Apocalypse… We Think , has a first assembly. A first edit. A rough cut. For the first time, all the pieces of the puzzle are on the table and flipped over. The scenes are in order, th
Editing a movie of any size is pure magic. Fight us on it. And nowhere is that magic more apparent than in the fine edit—the moment you stop assembling footage and start truly shaping the story. Performances change. Scen
Let’s dig in on the editing process and start talking to some real deal editors! First up to bat, we’ve got Daniel Lowman. Coming from a documentary background but with hands-on experience in narrative filmmaking, Daniel
Editing your first feature film!?!? We are right there with you! We’re officially kicking off our post-production era on We’re Making a Movie, starting with breaking down the editing process—what the steps are, who’s inv
We’re officially wrapping up the production chapter of this filmmaking podcast and diving headfirst into post-production research. Now that the movie is “in the can,” what’s next? When will it be ready? What is taking so
The Gaffer is one of those film jobs most people have heard of, but very few could actually explain. And honestly, even filmmakers can get fuzzy on where the line between G&E, grip, and electric really lives. But after m
Our Script Supervisor, Rachael Agnello, is in the hot seat this week, and we are so excited to talk to her about her experience making this feature film. Script Supervisor is one of those jobs that does so much more than
If you’ve ever been on a film set, you know the person quietly keeping everything from falling apart is the First Assistant Director. From building the schedule to bridging communication between departments to keeping th
Running the camera department for a feature film is a beast of a job. We’re sitting down with our Director of Photography, David Ogle, to break down everything that goes into leading the camera crew. From his prep proces
There is so much more to costuming a movie than just picking out cool clothes for your actors to wear. Who are your characters!? What are their tastes? Where are they emotionally in the story and how does that affect the
The Art Department- without it, your film would be very dull, very flat, very boring. They are responsible for numerous tasks from research, to set design, to set building, to props - you know - basically all the visual
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