Hello and welcome back to the Chris Brodhead show (http://chrisbrodhead.net/). Where I interview fascinating entrepreneurs, filmmakers, artists, and anyone else with valuable knowledge to share. 
This episode's guest, Logan Stone (Instagram @IAmLoganStone http://www.cinestone.com/), delivers beyond expectation.  I am so excited for you to hear our conversation. 
Me and Logan met at a film meetup in Pilsen a while back and have kept in relatively close contact ever since. Logan is an incredibly talented, not to mention award winning filmmaker and cinematographer. His cinematography actually looks the way we always wish our footage would look. I have been wanting to chat with him on the record for some time now and after hearing he had finished principal photography on his first feature “Noise and Color” I knew now would be a great time. 
The feature length film is about a disillusioned man struggling in a dystopian Middle America who finds a mysterious videotape that proves the existence of a mythic paradise in the desert. They filmed over 20 days with a crew of 18 people in New Mexico and St. Louis. The stories and insights he shares any filmmaker or person interested in film will find super valuable. You can find out more about the feature and Logan Stone at http://www.Cinestone.com/.
If you’d like to read the show notes, see a list of awesome quotes, and engage in an insightful and fun discussion about the episode please go to http://www.ChrisBrodhead.net/LoganStone. 
I plan on releasing regular podcast episodes with other fascinating folks as well as video essays on my favorite subjects… which will most likely be Batman and filmmaking. Thanks again for listening and keep having an awesome day!

Show Notes:
1:30 How the production went for “Noise and Color”
3:30 How Logan came up with the idea for “Noise and Color”
8:30 Logan’s editing tips and style
14:45 How Kubrick edited his films
19:40 What changed from Logan’s initial thoughts for the film to the finished production
28:45 How did you assemble your ideal crew?
30:30 The biggest issue encountered during production
34:00 Why Logan chose to make this a SAG approved production
35:30 How many people did Logan audition for the main roles?
39:30 Why Logan chose intentionally did NOT do any rehearsals
43:00 Did your directing philosophy or style evolve over the course of production? 
46:45 Any happy accidents during production?
52:00 How do you know when you've got THE take?
1:02:45 How do you speak an actor's language?
1:07:00 What will you do different for your next feature?
1:10:45 How are you planning to market and release the film?

Links:
https://cameraambassador.com
https://www.amazon.com/Michael-Caine-Applause-Revised-Expanded/dp/1557832773/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1501265114&sr=8-1&keywords=michael+caine+acting+in+film

#13 How To Raise Enough Money To Make Your 1st Film - Intrview w/Award Winning Filmmaker Logan Stone

On this episode I chat with Dave Kuhl, the creative director and co-founder of the advertising agency Love and The Machine.  He shares a ton of great insights on how he got started in the marketing industry, developed his skills, and eventually left the big agency world to start his own company.  

As a writer/creative director he’s produced award-winning, impactful experiences working across a diverse list of the world’s biggest brands such as: Asics, Ram Trucks, ESPN College Gameday, Spirit Airlines, The Red Sox, Jack Daniels, and his marketing team even won a coveted Cannes Gold Lion.  

Needless to say he is a wealth of marketing knowledge and experience.  If you are trying to improve the marketing of your business or yourself I think you will definitely learn a lot from our talk. Enjoy.  

Visit (davekuhl.com) to see some of Dave’s impressive work and (Facebook.com/loveandthemachine) for what he’s working on now. 

Please subscribe on iTunes and if you have any questions or comments please check out ChrisBrodhead.net for all the show notes and a place to discuss the episode. As always you can reach me at @ChrisBrodhead and that’s Brodhead on Twitter, Instagram and Snapchat. 

Now get out there and make some art! 

Show Notes:
2:30 How Dave started Love And The Machine
4:30 What does Dave consider himself first
8:30 Dave's advice for anyone considering leaving a big agency to start their own company
11:30 How Dave convinced himself to start his own company
13:30 Best way to find clients when you are freelancer
17:30 *How to use deep work to optimize your daily schedule
20:00 *How to stay in touch with his important contacts
23:00 Dave's strategy for getting into deep work or deep focus
28:00 Dave’s writing process
35:30 The most important copywriting books to read
38:30 What point in your development did you notice the biggest improvement?
40:00 The most exciting evolutions in copywriting over the past few years
48:30 How to go from copywriter to creative director
1:06:30 Dave's strategy for making your idea bulletproof
1:15:30 How to satisfy everyone's feedback and ego
1:20:00 Dave's experience winning the Cannes Gold Lion

#14 How to Go from Copywriter to Creative Director - Interview with Dave Kuhl

Chris Brodhead is a Chicago based filmmaker and entrepreneur.  The Chris Brodhead Show will detail a wide range of specific strategies that will aid your quest in creating great art.