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Charlotte Bruus Christensen is the Danish cinematographer behind the lens of the horrifying and beautifully shot film A Quiet Place. Charlotte joins commercial director and Go Creative Show host Ben Consoli to discuss the camera, lighting, and lensing choices for A Quiet Place, it’s unique sound design and how show created its horrifying yet warm look.
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Tim Thompson and Joel Pilger from RevThink join host and commercial director Ben Consoli to teach the Go Creative Show listeners how to build a successful production company.
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Filmmaker Ryan Connolly is on the show today to talk about his films and hugely successful YouTube channel Film Riot.
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Today we explore the cinematography of Altered Carbon with Directors of Photography Martin Ahlgren and Neville Kidd.
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Today we celebrate our 1 Millionth Download with special guests Matt Workman and Rob Bessette, recorded live at the PRX Podcast Garage in Boston.
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Angela Peri has over 30 years experience casting over 90 major motion pictures and countless commercials with her company Boston Casting. She joins us today to share tips on breaking into the acting world, becoming a better director, the life of a film extra and much much more.
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Brandon Trost is the Director of Photography for The Disaster Artist and is on the show today to discuss his cinematic technique to comedy films, and recreating the cult hit, The Room.
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Stranger Things Director of Photography, Tim Ives joins us today to discuss his work on Season 2, behind the scenes stories, HDR vs HD, and the differences between seasons 1 and 2.
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Our guests Matt McLoughlin and Bill Hyers discuss their creative political strategy company WIN and how they are changing the face of political advertising.
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Our guest today is Seth Reed, the Emmy nominated production design for the National Geographic miniseries The Long Road Home. Seth and I discuss the challenges and benefits of shooting at Fort Hood in Texas and how he created the biggest standing set in North America.
