In this test, turned loose inaugural episode of Married to Movies, we are introduced to Producer, Director, and husband, Jon, and Cinematographer, Editor, and wife Tracy.  They're dishing out some epic insights on Batman, Scorsese, and team building. Hold onto your spatulas because they'll guide you through the art of omelette making. It's like hanging out with your coolest friends and talking about all the things that make filmmaking awesome!

What's Up With This Podcast? EP#1

Get ready to crank up the volume to 11 , Jon and Tracy are bringing the heat on this filmmaking podcast episode! They're diving headfirst into the world of feedback and how to make the most of it. They'll spill the beans on receiving critiques from readers and give you the lowdown on how to really soak it all in. No more letting those screenplay problems fall on deaf ears. They've got the secrets to internalizing feedback to conquer any obstacles that come your way. Let's turn up the volume and make those screenplays shine like never before!

What's Up With Feedback? EP#2

Our favorite filmmaking couple, discuss WGA and SAGAFTRA strikes, inequality in the entertainment industry, and critique "Gray Matter" from MAX's Project Greenlight. Tracy's possible dyslexia and Jon's penchant for inappropriate remarks will keep you laughing.

What's Up With the Strike? EP#3

Jon and Tracy are here to drop some serious knowledge bombs, starting with invaluable advice on festival submissions.
But hold on tight, because things are about to get spicy! They're about to tackle a hot topic in the cinematic world: the infamous trope of women with nothing to do in a crisis. Tracy hilariously coins this travesty as 'Making sandwiches'. Jon and Tracy are shaking up the filmmaking industry one episode at a time, and you won't want to miss a single second of it!

What's Up With Hoagies? EP#4

Jon and Tracy are kicking things off with a seriously intense debate about guacamole. They're diving deep into the cultural aspects of this beloved green delight and leaving no avocado unturned. But that's not all! They will unleash their acting skills and reenact some absolutely cringe-worthy dialogue they heard the night before. It's like witnessing a train wreck, but in the funniest way possible! And hey, have you heard about their Amazon Prime streaming feature called "Hobo Heyseus"? They'll dish out some juicy anecdotes and behind-the-scenes stories, whisking you away into the world of filmmaking fun you won't want to miss!

What's Up With TV Shows? EP#5

White Rabbit

Today, Jeanette and special guest Alec Baer come together for their films you should have seen in film school series to talk about the 2002 Meta Comedy-Drama Film, Adaptation. "Based" on a novel by Susan Orlean, the film was directed by Spike Jonze, written by Charlie Kaufman, and stars Nicolas Cage, Meryl Streep, and Chris Cooper. The film focuses on Charlie Kaufman struggle with writer's block as he tries to adapt Susan's Orlean's 1998 nonfiction book, The Orchid Thief. As he tries to figure out how to adapt the novel, Susan Orlean embarks on her investigation of John Laroche, who was arrested for taking rare Floridian orchids from their habitat in a Florida state park. From sprouted beans to Jeanette's hatred for a classic movie, the duo come together to explore the themes, symbolisms, and writing of this unique film. Thank you Alec for stopping by to talk about this amazing film.

Episode 77 - Adaptation

Welcome back to the spookiest podcast of the year, "Horror Showdown: Scare Fest Bracket." I'm your host, Kevin, and I'm joined by my fellow horror aficionados, Pat and Josh. This week, we're diving deep into the third week of our yearly scare fest bracket system, where we aim to crown the best horror movie of the year.

In this chilling episode, you can expect the unexpected. Pat, who's known for his quirky impersonations, attempts his best Rodney Dangerfield impression, but you won't believe what happens – it sounds more like Bernie Mac! We can't help but laugh and cringe at the unexpected hilarity, but hey, it's all part of the fun in the spirit of the season.

But that's not all we have in store for you. As we discuss the latest horror movies vying for the title, we find ourselves contemplating a peculiar topic. We can't help but ponder why Catholicism seems way scarier in the world of horror than it should be. From creepy exorcism scenes to haunted convents, we delve into the supernatural and psychological terror that Catholic imagery brings to the genre.

Join us this week as we navigate through our bracket, discover the unexpected talents of our host Pat, and venture into the eerie world of Catholicism in horror movies. It's an episode filled with scares, laughs, and thought-provoking discussions about the horror genre. You won't want to miss it!

Episode 251: Scare Fest 2023 Part 3

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In Episode 12 of Talking MEWShop, the MEW crew talks with Blackmagic Design Director of Sales Operation Bob Caniglia. Bob discusses his early production experiences and preferences for post-production. They talk about advice for changing careers and the significance of editing education. They also highlight technological advancements, the popularity of Resolve classes at MEWShop, and the growth of Blackmagic while reflecting on the impact of technology on the film industry and the evolution from analog to digital processes.

Bob Caniglia began working in the film and television industry in 1985 as a part-time camera operator and editor on industrial videos. Bob finished school at night while working full-time as a commercial producer/director at a local CBS affiliate. Eventually, Bob found himself in L.A. as an editor for The Disney Channel and 525 Post Production, later working on music videos for Prince, Madonna, and Michael Jackson. Bob also helped Gore Verbinski with his director demo reel, telling him that he would be a feature film director someday.

Leveraging his real-world industry experience, Bob made the transition to working with a variety of production and post-production manufacturers, including Panasonic, Quantel, Snell, DaVinci Systems, and Blackmagic Design, where he currently holds the position of Director of Sales Operations.

Ever the creative type, Bob is a professional comedian performing around the world under the stage name Bobby Zee. He also has a love for karaoke that just won't quit.

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