Welcome to Reel Creators of the Texas Hill Country, where we dive deep into the heart of filmmaking in one of America’s most unique and captivating landscapes. From rolling hills and rustic towns to thriving cities and hidden gems, the Texas Hill Country offers endless inspiration for filmmakers, and we’re here to uncover every aspect of it. In this podcast, we’ll meet the passionate directors, cinematographers, screenwriters, and crews who bring their creative visions to life in this storied region. Join us as we explore the challenges, rewards, and unique stories that make filmmaking here an art of its own. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or simply curious about the world behind the camera, Reel Creators of the Texas Hill Country promises to be your all-access pass to the vibrant filmmaking community of the Hill Country and beyond.
In this episode, I interview Tyler Mann, a movie director known for his debut feature film, ‘I Voted.’ Tyler shares his journey into filmmaking, from childhood stop-motion videos to studying at the University of Texas at Arlington. They delve into the inspiration behind ‘I Voted,’ a politically charged film set during a tense presidential election, and discuss the challenges and rewards of making the movie. Tyler emphasizes the importance of self-awareness, collaboration, and creative integrity in filmmaking, sharing insights from his on-set experiences. He also offers advice for aspiring filmmakers and talks about the film’s reception on the festival circuit.
Key highlights:
Tyler Mann’s Filmmaking Journey
The Intersection of Film, Politics, and Leadership
Inspiration Behind ‘I Voted’
Challenges and Rewards of Filmmaking
Advice for Aspiring Filmmakers
Resources:
Ruined Man Productions Website
Ruined Man Productions on Facebook
I Voted The Movie
Tyler Mann on LinkedIn
Tyler Mann on Facebook
Texas Hill Country Podcast Network
