This week I’m talking to Fright Fest director Paul McEvoy. Fright Fest is one of the biggest horror film festivals out there and is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year. It has debuted films from the likes of Christopher Nolan, Ti West and Guillermo del Toro.
Today I’m talking to Fight Choreographer Brahim Chab. Brahim has worked as both a stunt performer and fight choreographer alongside Jason Statham, Donnie Yen and most recently opposite Dev Patel in the Monkey Man were he starred and choreographed the fight sequences in the movie.
Today, I’m thrilled to have Wilfree Vásquez Torres joining us. Wilfree wears many hats – he’s a celebrity stylist, a fashion consultant and a costume designer. He’s worked with top-tier celebrities like Cher, Christina Aguilera, Kim Kardashian, and Selena Gomez.
Today I’m talking to filmmaker and editor in chief of The Industry newsletter Gabriel Miller. He’s edited projects starring the likes of Beyonce, Robert Downey Jnr, Keanu Reeves and Lady Gaga. He’s worked with GQ, Vogue, L’Oreal, Showtime, Spotify and many more.
Today I’m talking to filmmaker, campaigner and ethical filmmaker Benn Wiebe. Benn has produced entertainment news for the US and China but now works on social impact driven projects, he wants to make a difference…
This week I’m talking to cinematographer Andrew Rodger. Andrew has worked on commercials, high profile TV dramas for Netflix and the BBC and feature films including No Way Up, Three Day Millionaire and Confession.
This week I’m talking to Make Up Effects artist Rob Burman. Rob has worked in different roles on some absolute classic like John Carpenters The Thing, The Fly, Terminator 2, Batman Returns, Tremors, The Goonies and Ghostbusters.
Today I’m talking to Filmmaker Jason Horton. Jason has a lot of credits both documentary and fiction features. He’s also a bit of a guru when it comes to online aggregators like film hub and indie rights.
This week I spoke to writer/director Clive Tonge about his Horror Movie Mara.
Jim talks about some of the things students hear when leaving uni or trying to get into the film industry.