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EP113 | Feat. Gabrielle Stone Mar 01, 2017

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Gabrielle Stone, daughter of actress, Dee Wallace, and the late actor, Christopher Stone, talks about the importance of growing up on set, keeping an open mind, and having the support of her mother. We discuss the closeness of her relationship with Dee and the challenge of booking jobs despite her mother’s success and popularity. Gabrielle talks about her role in the upcoming film, SWELL, and we discuss the impact of self-produced work. Gabrielle also shares her desire to do more work behind the camera. We discuss Gabrielle’s role in, SPEAK NO EVIL, and the upcoming short film that she wrote, produced, directed, and acts in IT HAPPENED AGAIN LAST. Gabrielle also shares her experiences on the sets of ROCK PAPER DEAD, GRIEF, DEAD QUIET, and THE COMPETITION. http://www.imdb.com/name/nm2740647

EP112 | Feat. Greg Atkins Feb 18, 2017

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Greg Atkins shares his love for theater work, as well as the collaborative approach he learned that cultivated great friendships and working relationships. We discuss his appreciation for improv and his enjoyment teaching it — especially as it relates to storytelling. Greg once had to write 70 scripts for 70 different interactive characters. How? We discuss Greg's consulting experience with Disney and other major entertainment companies. Is it easier saying “no” than “yes?” Who should you surround yourself around when you’re navigating this industry? Greg explains in this episode. Greg and Max share several laughs, as well as a few tequila shots. He mentions a few corporate stage experiences. We also discuss InterActors, the premier company in standardized patient work, which has provided the highest quality training and assessment for the psychiatric and pharmaceutical industries. http://www.atkinsink.com/

EP111 | Feat. Cleo Berry Feb 12, 2017

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Cleo Berry discusses his journey into the film and television industry. We talk about the success he had at the age of 17 through competitions, and he mentions the Best Male Commercial Award he received and how that helped him break into the industry. We discuss the importance of having supportive family and strong representation. We also discuss his recent Tide Super Bowl commercial spot and the diabetes amputee print ad that he discovered, which left him in tears. Cleo reminds us of the competitiveness of Hollywood, and the need to sharpen the “bounce back muscle,” while making the rejection one receives a badge of courage. We discuss Cleo's roles in SCHOOL OF ROCK (TV Series), YOUNG & HUNGRY (TV Series), BIZAARDVARK (TV Series), and LOVE IS ALL YOU NEED? He also shares an interest that might shock you. http://www.imdb.com/name/nm3075157

EP110 | Feat. Vincent Vittorio Feb 10, 2017

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Vincent Vittorio talks about the power and influence of broadcast journalism and why he appreciates documentary storytelling. We discuss the profound impact that documentary films have on audiences. Vincent explains the producer/director relationship. What role does a producer play in documentary production? He answers this question in this episode. Vincent also shares his vision for Life Is My Movie Entertainment — his independent production company — as well as the type of content he’s seeking to produce. We discuss Documentary Go — the parent company Vincent plans to utilize to distribute documentary content. We wrap this episode reviewing the company’s slate for 2017. http://lifeismymovie.com/

EP109 | Feat. Bill Ostroff Feb 08, 2017

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Bill Ostroff discusses the genesis of the First Glance Film Festival. We talk about the festival's incredible 20-year journey (20 Philadelphia, 17 Los Angeles). He mentions the type of films both festivals accept, the importance of submitting "good" stories, making sure your film has excellent sound quality, and the importance of being a festival that represents the independent filmmaker. Bill has watched more than 18,000 independent films. He explains why he watches every single film that enters his festival before his screening committee. Many of the feature films screening in First Glance Film Festivals receive distribution. Bill discusses the presence of non-screening award shows and the impact they have on delegitimizing film festivals, as well as how winning awards from these shows do not technically make a filmmaker an award-winning filmmaker. Bill later shares several critical networking practices every filmmaker should follow. http://firstglancefilms.com/ http://www.imdb.com

EP108 | Feat. Carma Sharon Feb 06, 2017

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Carma Sharon discusses the influence of music videos and pop culture throughout her upbringing. She shares her desire to be known as an artist and influencer –– someone that brings joy to people's lives and touches souls. Carma also discusses the importance of finding the truth in every role she plays. Carma also talks about her recent roles in DEAD SQUAD, BINDII, THE BARD, TRUTH, INNOCENT KILLER, and R.S.V.P. Carma has a celebrity crush. Find out more in this episode. http://www.imdb.com/name/nm6785605

EP107 | Feat. Richard T. Wilson Feb 05, 2017

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Richard T. Wilson discusses the genesis of Outreach Arts and his continued inspiration to pursue meaningful, thought-provoking stories. He talks about the value and emotional investment involved in pursuing topics such as substance abuse, online safety, suicide awareness and teen suicide, gambling, alcoholism, etc. Richard also speaks about the importance of writing, producing, and directing material that resonates, which he has been able to accomplish casting local talent. Richard also discusses UNDER THE FLOWERS –– a web series he wrote, produced and directed under his umbrella production company Mad Shelley Films. http://www.imdb.com/name/nm4069055

EP106 | Feat. Emily Best Feb 03, 2017

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Emily Best, the founder and CEO of Seed&Spark, shares a fascinating story about the genesis of her company. She explains how she was able to utilize the resources around her to secure 22 lobsters and 60 pounds of coffee to make her first feature film, LIKE THE WATER. Why Seed&Spark? Emily explains why. Emily also tells us why her company values the importance of having successful crowdfunding campaigns, as well as why successful campaigns are an important part of a creator’s toolkit. Emily discusses the online course offers and why it’s important that filmmakers build genuine connections. She explains why anyone can use crowdfunding as a tool to build their careers over time. https://www.seedandspark.com

EP105 | Message From Max Cole Feb 03, 2017

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Max sends shout-outs to Chris Goodhall and Sandra Joseph for their incredible contributions and support of this podcast. Thank you for subscribing and listening to this podcast! We have excellent guests coming your way in 2017. Stay tuned! http://twitter.com/chris_goodhall http://twitter.com/sandraallison

EP104 | Feat. Justin Sorvillo Feb 03, 2017

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Justin Sorvillo makes us laugh and cringe while taking us through his journey into the film and television industry. He discusses the genesis of ACTORTAINMENT an excellent vehicle for project sharing. Justin also discusses his roles in RILEY (Web Series), GENTLEMEN’S FURY, SPACE COMMAND, OFFICE NINJA (Web Series), and AS IN KEVIN. Justin shares his love for improv and the classes he takes at UCB Theatre and Impro Theatre (Impro Studio). He also explains why gravity works against him. This is one hell of a funny episode!! http://twitter.com/ActorTainment

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