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Beyond the cape: A comic podcast straight from the panels!Where in the world is Host Mortem! a story from Kevin Shinickwelcome boys and girls of all ages as we bring you another great story from none other then legendary writer, host, comic creator and more Kevin Shinick! from his time with master theif Carmen Sandiego to writing for batman and spiderman and even giving us amazing sketches with Robot Chicken! we talk about Host Mortem a new original story that puts kevin into his own story of time travel to figure out a murder alongside his freind as they solve the mystery and maybe save Humphrey Bogarts movie! follow the links and check this book out its going to be...2025-01-3148 min
Business Books & Co.Elon Musk by Walter IsaacsonLove him or hate him, Elon Musk is perhaps the most accomplished and influential leader in today's business landscape. Dive into the definitive biography, Elon Musk by Walter Isaacson, on our latest episode. Spanning 700 pages, this epic authorized account lays bare the polarizing man behind the innovations, exposing both triumphs and flaws. We dissect the biography's strengths and weaknesses, and discuss how it sheds light on the controversies encircling Musk. What insights does the book offer about Musk's persona, both personally and as a manager? Join us for an immersive exploration into Isaacson's detailed narrative, as we share our...2023-11-241h 23
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Clear Tinted ClassicsThis Is Spinal Tap w/ Kevin IsaacsonIt's time to mock the mentary with one of the first and greatest to do it, This Is Spinal Tap! First time guest on the show, Kevin Isaacson from I Like Ike Films and the Cinematic Heartland podcast joins Jake to talk about a film that has influence film, documentary, rock and roll, and everything in between. How does it hold up after all these years? Is it still as funny as it was back then? Does the music still rock? Come find out. 2023-04-122h 02
Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 140: Cinematic Heartland Announcement from Mike and KevinMike and Kevin make a big announcement today on Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking Podcast.2023-03-2536 minCinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 139: Elliott Bales - Find a Story that Nobody in LA is Going to TellJoining us on this episode of Cinematic Heartland is Elliott Bales who is currently based in Virginia but has appeared extensively on stage and screen in Iowa. He talks about pursuing his acting career full-time after a career in the military, working on the film Remote, producing audio books, getting an agent, and being a member of SAG-AFTRA. What has he learned in his theater work that has helped him in film and vice versa?2023-03-191h 36Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 138 - Michael Ridley - Jurassic World, Knee High, Remote, and MoreColorado based actor Michael Ridley sits down with Kevin on this episode of Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking Podcast. Michael is known on the Iowa film scene by working in such projects as Remote and Knee High which we talk about in depth. He was fortunate enough to be able to work on the set of Jurassic World and he passes along that experience to us.2023-03-111h 13Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 137: Demian Alan Mancino - Be PresentDemian Alan Mancino joins Kevin and Michael on today’s episode of Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking podcast for a fun filmmaking conversation. He was born and raised in New York, has lived in 43 states, and currently resides in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. He tells us about his mixed martial arts background, how he got into acting, working on You Should Have Killed Me, and collaborating with the Cintree Films team on multiple projects. We also talk about his experience directing the film Rosie’s Necklace.2023-03-041h 07Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 136: Jude Rawlins - Little Johnny Jewel, Dream Time, Mania, and MoreJude Rawlins of Bella Luna Productions sits down with us to talk all things films and filmmaking. He tells us his story from how he came to settle in Marshalltown, Iowa to making the feature film Little Johnny Jewel to his film Dream Time to filming in New York for his film Mania. He has found that filming in Iowa is special in the fact that you can find anything you need almost instantaneously. On top of that, he has been able to work with his dream casts because there are so many talented actors here. He names his filmmaker...2023-02-262h 14Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 135: Film Festival RoundtableToday's show features our first roundtable discussion and the topic at hand is film festivals. We welcome Eric Dean Freese of The Cedar Rapids Independent Film Festival, Greg Gale of The Flatwater Film Festival, Bill Cooper of The Twin Cities Film Festival, and Tadd Good of The Snake Alley Festival of Film. They give us tips on what can improve your chances as a filmmaker to get accepted into film festivals and things to do and not do when you attend film festivals. We take a look under the hood of what makes quality, well-run festivals work. They...2023-02-181h 32Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 134: Michael James Minard - Imposter Syndrome RevisitedMichael James Minard returns to the Cinematic Heartland podcast to revisit the very important topic that so many filmmakers and non-filmmakers struggle with... imposter syndrome. We have talked about this on the show before but Michael brings another filmmaker's perspective. He tells us how it has affected him, his work, and what he has done to combat it.2023-02-111h 07Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 133: Filmmakers Bernd Wittneben and Jörg Rochlitzer - ReveilleJoining us today are filmmakers Bernd Wittneben and Jörg Rochlitzer, who are both originally from Germany but now reside in Iowa. We go in depth about their feature film, Reveille, how they gathered some of the items used in the movie, and how they set out to differentiate it from other traditional war movies. Bernd explains to us why he prefers making feature films over short films and Jörg talks about his love of old cameras and films and why he was invited to Paramount Studios in California. They also tell us about their production company, Film Farm Io...2023-02-041h 51Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 132: Iowa Based Filmmaker - JoJo Munkee - Don’t Hold Back and Don’t CompareThe multi-talented Iowa based filmmaker, JoJo Munkee, joins us on the show today. Most filmmakers in the Iowa film scene know or have heard of JoJo but you may learn something new about her as our topics range from belly dancing to sword balancing to Batman to wearing goat legs. How did she get involved with the Snake Alley Festival of Film and how did she end up leading the screenplay table reads which take place there. She gives us her advice on successful networking, and we talk about her love of improv.2023-01-281h 38Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 131: Maverick Knox - Figure Out How to Do ItNebraska based filmmaker, Maverick Knox, sits down with us on this episode of Cinematic Heartland. He tells us about attending film school in Arkansas, his film projects, his production studio, and what he does as an adjunct professor at Metropolitan Community College. Maverick is an experienced DIT. He tells us what that is and what the job entails. What does he see are the benefits of being a Midwestern filmmaker?2023-01-211h 05Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 130: Bits and Pieces with Bauston Van Sickle, Wayne D. Barrett, and Lonnie ApplebyThe filmmaking team of Bauston Van Sickle, Wayne D. Barrett, and Lonnie Appleby who are behind the new feature film, Bits and Pieces, join us today on Cinematic Heartland. They walk us through their journeys from what got them interested in filmmaking to the production and animation programs at Des Moines Area Community College (DMACC) to what they learned during the production of Bits and Pieces. Epic conversation.2023-01-142h 25Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 129: Iowa Filmmakers Matthew Tribble and Marc Bauer - RemoteIowa filmmakers Matthew Tribble and Marc Bauer sit down with Kevin and Mike on this episode of Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking Podcast. They pass along their experiences in film school and what they feel are the benefits and drawbacks of attending film school. They also tell us about their short film projects leading up to their soon-to-be-released first feature film, Remote. What advice do they have for other filmmakers looking to do a feature film?2023-01-071h 04Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 128: South Dakota Filmmaker Cassy Nixon - Don’t Quit on a Bad DayCassy Nixon returns to Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking Podcast to let us know how the Face of Horror competition went and she gives us updates on her projects, The Self Care Scaries and The Camping Trip, as well as her alter ego… Irene Dangles. She also offers her advice for any filmmakers looking to get into the horror genre and we talk about makeup artists in depth.2022-12-311h 35Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 127: Filmmakers J Welin, George Buehler, Dashawn M. Kelly, and Jimmy Miller - Don’t Be Afraid to Suck Out LoudWe have a filmmaker full house on this edition of Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking Podcast. Mike was under the weather for the recording of this show, but I welcome J Welin, George Buehler, Dashawn M. Kelly, and Jimmy Miller who join the podcast from the state of Kentucky. This was a wild but fun conversation. They give us tips on working as a group as well as welcoming people into your circle. We also talk about their early projects, interactions with law enforcement on set, the Louisville, Kentucky film scene, radical journalism, and much more.2022-12-241h 47Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 126: Michael Finney - How Can I Make Something Out of Nothing?Michael Finney joins us on this episode of Cinematic Heartland. We talk about his music background, voiceover work, and his documentaries Exploring Our National Parks as well as Chicago 1893 which is available on Amazon. We discuss his upcoming projects and give a shoutout to the Indiana Filmmakers Network.2022-12-1758 minCinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 125: Musician / Filmmaker Brett Droege - Rico's PassNebraska based fellow musician / filmmaker Brett Droege joins us on this episode. We branch out a bit from filmmaking to talk music, music videos, writing horror books, as well as writing childrens books. He tells what his process is in preparing for and shooting a music video and he fills us in about his first full length heavy metal project Rico’s Pass.2022-12-1046 minCinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 124: Filmmaker Marissa Vonn - We Need More Movies from the MidwestFilmmaker Marissa Vonn sits down with us on this episode of Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking Podcast. Marissa is currently living in Los Angeles, but she is an Iowa native and quite frequently returns to the state to work on her films. Mike and I have heard so many great things about Marissa, but this is the first time that we have had the opportunity to sit down and chat about filmmaking with her and we had an absolute blast. She tells us about her feature film Knee High, working with Deft Productions, why she comes back to Iowa to film...2022-12-031h 02Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 123: Lea Donovan - Obtaining Rights, Clearing IP, Archive Footage, and Much MoreLea Donovan joins us today to discuss obtaining rights to material and clearing intellectual properties (IP) for creative projects, using archive footage, sponsorships, and using products in your films. She tells us about clearing 3rd party IP for the Apple TV series Bad Sisters and what that means exactly. How are the choices made in the use of archive footage or others’ IP such as logos, film clips, music, and artwork as much a creative decision as how a shot is framed? How do you get into this line of work? Lea gives us some of her advice.2022-11-261h 57Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 122: Dillon Jacobson- Iowa Based Filmmaker- It's Not the Brush, It’s the PainterDillon Jacobson, who is currently a student at the University of Iowa in their Cinematic Arts program, joins us this episode to talk about embarking upon his filmmaking journey. He tells us about his past projects starting with one film titled Psychics Class which was produced for the short film category of the Iowa High School Speech Association competition and his follow up film called Following which was also for the IHSSA competition. He has worked on several 48-hour film projects, a feature film called Reveille which was shot in Missouri, and is scheduled to work on a horror film...2022-11-191h 00Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 121: Iowa Filmmaker Rob Merritt Talks Collaboration and Quotes Shia LaBeoufMike and I welcome Iowa filmmaker Rob Merritt to this episode of Cinematic Heartland. From stage to screen, in front of the camera and behind, Rob has brought his talent to a multitude of different projects. He tells us about his experiences while studying acting at the University of Iowa, his viral parody video, This Year is a Dumpster Fire, which was a result of a weekly film challenge during the pandemic, and his biggest and most important role… being a dad. We talk about working with other filmmakers including our upcoming collaboration on the feature film Until the Music Fa...2022-11-122h 14Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 120: Minnesota Filmmaker Zach Hammill - Don't Stew, Just DoMinnesota native, Zach Hammill sits down with us on this episode of Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking Podcast to discuss his experience at the American Musical and Dramatic Academy in New York, his screenwriting process, how he got into film editing, and other services he offers. He tells us about embarking upon his first feature film project which will be filmed in Minnesota. Zach was also a recipient of an IFP McKnight Artist Fellowship for screenwriting in 2006.2022-11-051h 39Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 119: Writer / Director Lauren Barker - Where You Are Isn’t as Important as What You DoWriter / Director Lauren Barker joins us on this episode of Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking Podcast. We talk about the Vancouver Film School Screenwriting Program, her feature film called Cohabitation, her distribution deal with Indie Rights, and how she works with the director of photography on her films as well as the editor. She also tells us about her short film Lock the Door Behind You which she shot earlier this year. What’s her advice to filmmakers on building a career in the Midwest? You’ll have to listen to find out.2022-10-291h 00Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 118: Wisconsin Filmmaker Josh Hughes - Take a ChanceOn this episode of Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking Podcast, Josh Hughes, a filmmaker from Waukesha, Wisconsin joins us to discuss his filmmaking journey which includes adapting a Stephen King short story while attending college at University of Wisconsin – Oshkosh, working on the sidelines at the Super Bowl which led to working on the Tony Awards, and his preparation for his first feature film. Josh also weighs in on the film school vs. no film school debate.2022-10-221h 13Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 117: The Submerge Universe with Demetrius WitherspoonWe welcome Indiana filmmaker Demetrius Witherspoon to Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking Podcast. We deep dive into the Submerge Universe which is the science fiction franchise that he built from the ground up. He explains what transmedia is and how he uses it to build his franchise which includes films, an animated series, trading cards, action figures, coloring books, and even perfume. He has developed a blueprint of how an independent filmmaker can create and develop their own intellectual property. We also touch upon the Indiana Filmmakers Network and how it benefits the filmmaking community.2022-10-151h 23Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 116: Jesse Eastman and Chance Guida - Nervous Records: The SeriesNebraska filmmakers Jesse Eastman and Chance Guida join us on this episode of Cinematic Heartland. We discuss how they started working together, their filmmaking journeys, and their latest projects like Nervous Records: The Series. How do they handle continuity when shooting primarily on weekends and what advice do they have for other Heartland filmmakers? We also touch upon Jesse’s podcast Double Feature Creatures. If you’d like to contribute to their project Nervous Records: The Series, you can go to:https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=VD4Q8NCP6JKP2&fbclid=IwAR1YNKyEJtmyBq9JR6y...2022-10-081h 02Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 115: Nebraska Filmmaker Brandon Fiscus - For the Love of PoeHis son Landon was a previous guest on the show, and now Nebraska filmmaker Brandon Fiscus sits down with us on Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking Podcast. We discuss how watching special effects in films ignited his love of filmmaking, the influence Edgar Allen Poe has had on his family, and a little bit about his aptly named companies Nevermore Special Effects and Crow Show Productions. We talk about the Filmmakers Hangout which is a great networking opportunity in the Omaha area. We also delve into what can be the confusing world of insurance for filmmakers on set. Are you looking...2022-10-011h 12Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 114: South Dakota Filmmaker Casey Kelderman - SiouxperConCasey Kelderman joins us from Sioux Falls, SD on this episode of Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking Podcast to discuss not only what he has been up to since Backlot 605 left the internet airwaves, but also SiouxperCon which sounds like an absolutely amazing event. Celebrities, cosplay, and great films. What more could you ask for? SiouxperCon starts Sept 30 so listen to this episode right away to hear how you can still get tickets and attend.As mentioned in this episode here is the link to the Until the Music Fades IndieGoGo campaign. https://igg.me/at/utmf/x/27030702#/2022-09-2450 minCinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 113: Iowa Filmmaker Matty Weiland - From Bugsy Malone Jr to The Dead Man WalkingMatty Weiland, a filmmaker from Dubuque, Iowa, joins us on this episode of Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking Podcast. They talk about their acting journey from a role they reluctantly auditioned for and got in a stage production of Bugsy Malone Jr to their latest film role in Michael James Minard’s The Dead Man Walking. We also talk about Matty’s directorial debut on the film Torch which is currently out on the festival circuit.As mentioned in this episode here is the link to the Until the Music Fades IndieGoGo campaign. https://igg.me/at/utmf/x/27030702#/2022-09-171h 08Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 112: Imposter SyndromeOn today's show, we talk about imposter syndrome. Is it a real thing? Have we experienced it? How do we combat it? We are not health care professionals by any means. We are just a couple of filmmakers who are going through the same struggles that many of you are and we talk about them here.As mentioned in this episode here is the link to the Until the Music Fades IndieGoGo campaign. https://igg.me/at/utmf/x/27030702#/2022-09-1043 minCinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 111: North Iowa Actor Mary Rohne - Follow Your Own StarMary Rohne from Mason City, Iowa joins us on Cinematic Heartland today. We talk about her journey as an actor from children’s theater to early films where she played a Dorito Ghost to her latest role as Virginia in the I Like Ike Films production Pre-Existing. We also touch upon her incredible performance in the two-hander play by Nick Payne called Constellations at the Mason City Community Theater. Mary is a very close friend of the show and it will be quickly apparent when you tune in that we had such a great time recording this episode.As...2022-09-0356 minCinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 110: Filmmaker John Gaspard – Leave Your Car Keys in the RefrigeratorJohn Gaspard who is a Minneapolis, MN filmmaker joins us on the show today. Once we get past discussing Kubrick, Carpenter, and the movie Dark Star, we talk about his filmmaking journey, some of his feature films including Beyond Bob and Ghost Light, the Minneapolis film scene, and the book on filmmaking that he wrote called Fast, Cheap and Under Control as well as the follow up book called Fast, Cheap and Written That Way. We also touch upon his own podcast, The Occasional Film Podcast.As mentioned in this episode here is the link to the Until...2022-08-271h 08Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 109: Michael James Minard - The Dead Man WalkingIowa filmmaker, Michael James Minard joins Cinematic Heartland to update us on his latest feature film project, The Dead Man Walking. We got to see some preview clips and all we can say is simply amazing. Michael is claiming his corner of the film world with his unique voice and extraordinary vision. Michael tells us about some of the cast and crew and how the project came together. The film is a who's who of the amazingly talented Iowa film scene. He also fills us in on his new venture, Red Arc Productions. And how can we have Michael on...2022-08-201h 21Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 108: Jake Ryan Baker - The Love of Films and FilmmakingFilmmaker Jake Ryan Baker from Fort Wayne, Indiana joins Cinematic Heartland today. Jake’s passion for films and filmmaking shines brightly throughout this entire episode. We talk about the film and theater scene in Fort Wayne, tax incentives or the lack thereof, the short films that he has worked on, the casting process, the writing process, the idea of shooting a feature film, and his tips for screenwriters. And there is so much more.2022-08-131h 48Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 107: Josh Scott Sibley - Not Bad for a FilmmakerThe Twin Cities are a hot spot in the Midwest for filmmaking and the home of many talented filmmakers. Our guest this week on Cinematic Heartland, Josh Scott Sibley, is another prime example of that. His journey started, as it does for many of us, with the original Star Wars. He tells us about his new short film to be released soon, The Wraith, which he wrote, directed, and produced and his feature film Not Bad for a Punk Band which is currently in pre-production. He co-wrote and was the assistant director for the film The Outcast which screened at...2022-08-0652 minCinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 106: Twin Cities Filmmaker Michael Hemenway – From Chemistry to FilmmakingMichael Hemenway, a Twin Cities filmmaker, joins us today to discuss how Facebook helped bring his first film crew together to shoot his debut short film, Miracle of Science, in the fall of 2019. That film went on to premiere at the Z-Fest Film Festival. His second film, Mind Breaking, took home Best Thriller at the Tokyo Film Awards. His first documentary, Just Breathe Normally, was released earlier this year and is currently on the festival circuit. He explains how he shot the underwater scenes for this film. He also tells us about his collegiate experience at the University of Iowa… Go...2022-07-3050 minCinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 105: Tom Knoblauch – Moving PartsOmaha, Nebraska native Tom Knoblauch sits down with us on this edition of Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking Podcast to discuss his newly released feature film Moving Parts which is available on Amazon Video. He tells us about his company Aksarben Creative as well as his projects with Yankee Deer Media and what he covers on his Riverside Chats. On top of everything else he does, he is also an author of two novels. And we probably mention the film Ishtar more in this episode than any other podcast in the last 10 years.2022-07-2357 minCinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 104: Filmmaker Max Eric Lemberger – It’s Never Too LateMinneapolis based Max Eric Lemberger sits down with us on Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking Podcast to discuss his acting / filmmaking journey. Acting first caught his eye in 1959 when he saw Steve Reeves as Hercules, but that idea got put on the shelf until he was in his 60’s. He has now appeared in close to a dozen short films, did some modeling, and wrote several screenplays. He tells us about the challenges he has faced coming into acting later in life and offers advice for others who may be in the same boat.2022-07-161h 06Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 103: Filmmaker Ben Richards - The Most Intimidating Moments are the Most Rewarding MomentsBen Richards, an Indiana based filmmaker who is making a big splash right out of college, joins us to talk about his feature film Angels of Perdition which is the third film in a trilogy that he started working on in high school. He tells about Intravision Entertainment where he is a multimedia producer and what services they offer. We also discuss the importance of self-creating opportunities and a lot more.2022-07-0958 minCinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 102: Scott Wegener – Zero Budget FilmmakingOn today’s episode, we welcome Sharonville, Ohio based, Emmy Award winning filmmaker, Scott Wegener. Scott explains his process of getting films made all around the world on a zero budget. From the Czech Republic to Norway and back home again, Scott has been able to pull together films that would normally be made on huge budgets. This is a must listen to episode if you are looking to get that big budget idea of yours made but don't have the deep pockets or rich relatives.2022-07-021h 07Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 101: The Return of the Frightfilm Competition with Jeff WinkelmanJeff Winkelman returns to the Cinematic Heartland podcast to tell us about this year’s Frightfilm Competition. If you are a filmmaker interested in the horror genre, this is right up your dark, foggy, and creepy alley. Jeff fills us in on the Frightfilm origins, rules, timelines, screenings , and how to register. Frightfilm is based in Ohio but is open to filmmakers anywhere. Don’t miss out on this opportunity. https://frightfilmcompetition.com/2022-06-2542 minCinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 100: The 100th Episode of Cinematic Heartland - Time to ReflectThis is the 100th episode of Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking Podcast. Mike and Kevin reflect on the past conversations that they've had with filmmakers and what advice they can offer from everything they've learned. What has surprised them in talking to these guests and what lies ahead for Cinematic Heartland?2022-06-1834 minCinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 99: Calvin Zimmerman - You Are Capable of So Much More Than You Think** Trigger Warning - Please note, in this episode we discuss the sensitive topic of school shootings. ** Oconomowoc, WI native and current resident of San Diego, CA, Calvin Zimmerman, joins us on this episode of Cinematic Heartland. He tells us what the indie film scene is like in San Diego and why he flies back to Wisconsin to film his projects. We discuss the film “Wild Life” which is not only Calvin’s first feature film but is also his first film and we delve into the challenges he faced in getting this film, which addresses several controversial topics, made.2022-06-111h 51Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 98: Filmmaker Nicolas Jaramillo - You Are Your Own BossToday’s episode of Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking Podcast features Minneapolis based filmmaker Nicolas Jaramillo. On top of filmmaking, we discuss photography and his YouTube series called The Artist Stool. We delve into the problem of self-doubt that many artists in all mediums go through as well as the work that he has done with some major brands. Hear his tips on what he looks for in the frame whether it is photography or cinematography. And as Nicolas points out... in this business... you are your own boss.2022-06-0455 minCinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 97: Landon Fiscus - From Mascots to MoviemakingLandon Fiscus, a 15-year-old filmmaker from Benson, NE sits in with us on Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking Podcast. This episode went off the rails several times but was so much fun to record... from technical difficulties to the three of us discussing strange high school mascots. We do talk filmmaking as well. Landon was an absolute pleasure to chat with and is a shining example of how bright the future of filmmaking is in the Heartland. He explains how he went from playing his high school mascot to filmmaking and his first feature film ‘F.’ We discuss the filmmaking scene in N...2022-05-2844 minCinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 96: Clinton J Phillips - Weekend DeadawayClinton J Phillips, a Chicagoland filmmaker, joins us on this episode of Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking Podcast. We discuss his latest project, a full-length feature called Weekend Deadaway, which happens to be his first feature film. We talk about how less is more when it comes to the horror film genre. Do you need tips on getting funding for your film? Clinton offers up advice on what to have in hand when approaching potential investors as well as how to approach them. Self-doubt is something many filmmakers struggle with. What does Clinton suggest?2022-05-2157 minCinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 95: Katie Otten - Inner Worlds, Dungeons & Dragons, and VC AndrewsOn this episode of Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking Podcast, Actor Katie Otten joins us from Omaha, NE to talk about what got her involved in filmmaking, the filmmaking scene in the Omaha area, her web series called Inner Worlds, Dungeons & Dragons, and how she ended up on the cover of a VC Andrews novel. She also shares her experience as an adjunct professor at University of Nebraska – Omaha and what prompted her to pursue that opportunity.2022-05-141h 00Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 94: Filmmaker / Set Designer Ben Roney - The Key Word is CollaborateBen Roney, a Fort Wayne, IN based filmmaker / set designer joins us on this episode of Cinematic Heartland to talk about his journey from community theater to building sets for commercials to independent films. He tells us a little bit about his project Angels of Perdition, what the film scene is like in the Fort Wayne area, location management, and what are the Summit City Cinephiles. He also stresses how important collaboration is in building and sustaining a film community.2022-05-071h 10Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 93: Filmmaker Tristan Bennett - Create Your Own OpportunitiesTristan Bennett, a Cedar Falls, IA based marketer, photographer, digital artist, and filmmaker, sits in with us on this episode of Cinematic Heartland. We chat about his latest short film Life’s Work, 48-hour film challenges, tips on marketing your film, as well as things you should keep in mind when editing your film’s trailer.2022-04-301h 04Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 92: Filmmaker Charlie Gandez - It's You Against YourselfCharlie Gandez, Forest City, IA based filmmaker, assistant professor at Waldorf University, President of the Iowa Independent Film Festival, and mastermind and creative driving force behind his latest film The Hatman Vol II, joins us on Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking Podcast. We talk about The Hatman Vol II, Waldorf University, diversity in film, and we get his thoughts on attending film school. We also discuss Kubrick, Fincher, and why you should only watch the last 15 minutes of Godfather 3.2022-04-232h 00Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 91: Brandon Cole – Devote as Much Time as You Can to Your CraftOn this episode of Cinematic Heartland, Northern Minnesota filmmaker Brandon Cole joins us to discuss the thriving Duluth film scene and what the area is doing to become the next hot spot for filmmaking. We also discuss his latest short film, a web series screenplay that he is writing, and how he adds different layers and social commentaries in his horror films to elevate the genre. And find out what his special connection is with a prior guest on Cinematic Heartland, Victoria Tanley.2022-04-161h 13Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 90: Michael Huntington and Brittany Benedict – Find Your Team (or your Michael, Brittany, and Kevin)Michael Huntington and Brittany Benedict seem to be everywhere these days, releasing one great project after another, and today they join us on Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking Podcast. We cover a lot of ground as we talk about their projects including our recent collaboration on the short film Pre-Existing, why did they start doing an annual Christmas film, 48-hour film challenges, how they balance or are they even able to balance working on film projects with their relationship, and actors that have passed on way too early. We also talk about their podcast, Indie Social, which they share with Dylan...2022-04-092h 00Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 89: Michael James Minard - Zero ExcusesIowa Filmmaker Michael James Minard joins us today on the Cinematic Heartland podcast to discuss his projects From the Void, The Entity, and The Dead Man Walking, what is the difference between attending and not attending film school, and his love of Quentin Tarantino. Michael is a filmmaker that believes in just getting out there and doing it. Stop with the excuses. Don’t let things hold you back. Michael’s positive attitude and drive are infectious and inspiring.2022-04-021h 44Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 88: Film Festival Etiquette with Iowa Filmmaker Wes WorthingFilmmaker Wes Worthing joins us today to discuss film festival etiquette. We discuss the difficult feeling of having your film turned down for a festival. It’s not fun but how can you handle it in a more positive manner. We also discuss the film festival experience from submission to the Q&A panels to the awards as well as what you should NOT do on social media. This show has some good reminders for all of us as film festivals open back up to in-person events.2022-03-2655 minCinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 87: Actor / Director / Producer Bill Cooper Shares His Love of Filmmaking in the MidwestThe Twin Cities based Actor / Director / Producer Bill Cooper joins us on this edition of Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking Podcast to share his love of filmmaking in the Midwest. As an actor, he has appeared in 30 short films and features as well as over 200 television commercials. He brings that vast amount of knowledge and experience to the directing chair as he helms such projects as the Beth Hinde written and produced film Charcoal Skies which was shot in Iowa. We discuss that project in depth as well as the acting workshops he has developed and the Twin Cities Film Festival...2022-03-191h 44Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 86: The Return of Frank Boyd - The Three AmigosThe three amigos are back together again on this episode of Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking Podcast. Kevin and Mike go way back with their special guest today, Frank Boyd. Over 30 years as a matter of fact. They used to write, record, and play music together and now they make films together. Frank has been very busy with his acting roles over the last year, so he fills us in today on what he has been working on. Kick back and grab a cold one to listen to this episode as these three close friends chat about filmmaking.2022-03-121h 01Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 85: How to Find CastOn this episode of Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking Podcast, Kevin and Mike talk about how they found the cast members for their films and offer up their advice on the different avenues that you can follow to possibly find your cast. They also give advice to filmmakers on how to advertise and hold auditions and advice to actors on how to stay safe while attending auditions.2022-03-0548 minCinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 84: Victoria Tanley - All Things EditingDuluth, MN based filmmaker / editor Victoria Tanley joins the Cinematic Heartland podcast today to talk all things editing. If you are looking to make editing your career choice, this is a must listen to episode. What happens when there’s something you can’t fix in post? What are the biggest challenges you run into while editing? What is her editing workflow? Plus, she tells us about the burgeoning Duluth film scene.2022-02-261h 02Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 83: Filmmaker, Teacher, and Writer Aaron Eugene Stueve - Just Keep Doing ItNebraska filmmaker, teacher, and writer, Aaron Eugene Stueve, joins Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking Podcast to discuss the film courses that he teaches at Bellevue West High School as well as at the University of Nebraska. He tells us what the benefit is in attending a school like the University of Nebraska. We take several detours in our conversation including a dive into the superhero genre where we talk about our favorite versions of Spider-Man. Moreover, we get his advice for all Heartland filmmakers.2022-02-1950 minCinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 82: Filmmaker / SFX Expert / Makeup Artist Cassandra Nixon - Less is MoreSioux Falls, SD based filmmaker, special effects expert, makeup artist, Cassandra Nixon, who is a horror film aficionado and loves her zombies, joins us today on Cinematic Heartland to discuss those aforementioned horror films, practical effects on set, how less is more when it comes to effects, her projects, and her self-taught path to working on films. Cassandra is a top-notch professional who believes in safety first when it comes to any type of effect on set. She also talks about her love for cosplay. And did I mention zombies?2022-02-121h 13Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 81: Leo Sears - The Aloha Spirit and FilmmakingIt’s hard to pin one, two, or even three titles on Leo Sears because his experience spans so many facets of the entertainment industry. From teaching high school theater and English to running a dinner theater to being a published playwright to acting on stage and film to directing 65 plays and producing 90 plays to running the Hawai’i based Big Island Film Festival for 11 years, Leo has done it all and brings the Aloha Spirit. Leo offers up a ton of advice for anyone interested in starting their own film festivals as well as providing tips to filmmakers to incr...2022-02-0558 minCinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 80: Film Producer Cort Howell - Mayberry ManIndiana based producer, Cort Howell, fills us in on his journey in the entertainment industry from infomercials in California to filmmaking in the Midwest and his latest release, "Mayberry Man." He explains how they were able to complete a very successful crowdfunding campaign and how they were able to achieve so much more production value than their budget would suggest. If you have been having a tough time with crowdfunding campaigns and / or bringing production value to your films, you’ll want to get your notepads ready for this one.2022-01-291h 10Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 79: Jesse Eastman - How Much Can You Handle Having Your Heart BrokenLincoln, NE filmmaker Jesse Eastman joins Cinematic Heartland to tell us how you really have to love filmmaking to pursue this passion. He tells us how he transitioned from theater acting to film acting to eventually working behind the camera. He talks about his experience with a 48 Hour Film Challenge and how he felt he thrived in the chaos of the process. He also makes a special announcement about his new Eastman Features production company and the direction he is taking with that.2022-01-221h 01Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 78: Introduction of New Co-Host Michael GodfreyToday, we get reintroduced to Michael (Mike) Godfrey who has been a guest several times on the show and who will now be joining Cinematic Heartland as a co-host as we move forward. Mike has been a long-time friend and someone who I have relied upon heavily with I Like Ike Films, so this conversation is like a fireside chat between good friends where we are sitting around with cups of hot coffee and discussing books we're reading, movies we're watching, what films we have coming out, and some of our upcoming projects.2022-01-1542 minCinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 77: Blake Bodlak - Filmmaking is About Capturing LifeToday, we welcome to the show Blake Bodlak who is a young filmmaker currently attending film school at Wayne State College in Wayne, Nebraska. We talk about his experience at film school and the role it plays in connecting with other filmmakers and in building a community. He tells us how the Avengers sparked his interest in filmmaking and then how he later transitioned to independent and international film. He also walks us through the process of creating his short film Connor and Annie.2022-01-081h 11Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 71: Tea Party - Kevin Talks About Their Twilight Zone Style Short Film**SPOILER ALERT - WATCH THE FILM BEFORE LISTENING TO THE PODCAST**Watch the short film, Tea Party, at: https://youtu.be/5AeJeYXW_D0Tea Party was the 2nd film that I wrote and directed and the 2nd film produced under the I Like Ike Films LLC banner. It was a dream that I had which I quickly typed out in script form as soon as I woke up and the finished film is almost exactly how the dream played out. It has a very Twilight Zone feel to it and there are little bread crumbs hidden throughout...2021-08-2128 min
The DYOJO PodcastDeveloping Relationships with Plumbers to Increase Water Damage Leads with Kevin HusseyKevin Hussey has tried it all when it comes to working with plumbers to acquire more water damage mitigation work. He runs a successful property restoration company out of Baton Rouge, Louisiana which is currently a part of the DKI Network.
Kevin joined The DYOJO Podcast for a candid conversation regarding the ups and downs of his journey in the property insurance claim restoration industry. He was brought to the area from the slopes of Colorado when Hurricane Katrina struck in 2005. He has since had to learn to build an independent thriving local business th...2021-01-2519 min
The DYOJO PodcastEp. 44 Pairing an innovator and an integrator in property restoration with Kevin HusseyKevin Hussey, CEO & President of United Fire and Water Damage (Baton Rouge, Louisiana), joins The DYOJO Podcast to discuss:
His journey from carpet cleaning in Colorado to helping Blockbuster video recover from Hurricane Katrina
Meeting a “nice Southern girl” and making roots in Lousiana
Joining the DKI network
The challenges and advantages of hiring an “integrator” when you are an “innovator” (terminology from Gino Wickman’s book Traction: Get A Grip On Your Business)
The alternatives to being a “program” or “preferred” vendor for insurance companies
Creative ideas for generating work as an “independent” contractor working with plumbers, realtors, adjusters and mo...2021-01-1456 min
The DYOJO PodcastEp. 40 - The Docusketchers with Chris Phillipsen, Alex Blagojevic, Kevin Hussey and Jeff TurnerAn operations manager, Canadian commercial adjuster, CEO and chief strategy officer walk into a podcast...Chris Phillipsen, Alex Blagojevic, Kevin Hussey and Jeff Turner join The DYOJO Podcast to discuss their experiences with Docusketch.
Before the hate mail starts rolling in, please understand that in my mind I thought of the multi-member podcast panel before I heard Gerrett Stier's GMS Podcast Episode 44 titled The New Guys. Gerrett did an awesome job of discussing the challenges of starting a restoration business with four owners with less than 3 years of experience. I highly recommend listening to this episode with:2020-12-071h 24
SearchcastThe Beneficiaries’ Interests Must Always Prevail | An IM Conversation with Kevin Fee, Founder and CEO of Angler West ConsultantsPhillip Petree, IM’s Human Services Practice area lead, is joined by Kevin Fee, Founder and CEO of Angler West Consultants, to discuss the major changes that have occurred in the human services sector over the past decade, the biggest challenges facing human service organizations in coming years, and the increase of mergers and acquisitions occurring within the sector and their implications for these organizations.
2020-11-1818 minCinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 31: Agents and ManagersDo you need an agent or manager? What should you look for in an agent or a manager? And the biggest question... are you ready for an agent or a manager?Kevin shares his personal insight on the answers to these questions and provides some tips on reaching out to that agent or manager that you have your eye on.2020-11-1427 minCinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 25: The Business of ShowOn this episode, Kevin talks about what he and his production company have run into in regards to the business side of show business from trying to get hired on to direct a project to ways they are looking to raise money to fund future projects. Every path to the top of the mountain is different in this industry and we are all on our own journey. Some things work and some paths are dead ends. Results may vary depending on your unique circumstances.So sit back, grab a cold beverage, and listen to the struggles...2020-10-0357 minCinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 23: Conversation with Filmmaker Ben SchmidtOn this episode, Kevin sits down with Ben Schmidt, an Iowa filmmaker whose projects include several short films... Nocturnal, The Last Sleepover, and Scream of the Crop. He is currently in pre-production on his first feature-length film, Ellie and Xavier. We discuss his projects past and present, what his process is as a writer as well as a director, and we discuss our shared love for cinema overall.2020-09-191h 15Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 20: Conversation with Cinematographer / Filmmaker Bruce James BalesThe benefit of going to film festivals is discovering so many talented filmmakers. The benefit of having a podcast is that you get to talk to them. That's exactly how it came together for today's guest to appear on Cinematic Heartland. Kevin was introduced to Cinematographer / Filmmaker Bruce James Bales through his work in Knee High which he saw at an area film festival and was completely blown away. In this conversation, you will quickly realize that Bruce's outlook on life, the business, and his willingness to help other filmmakers climb the ladder is as outstanding as the work he...2020-08-291h 11Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 19: Screenwriting and the Iowa Scriptwriters Alliance with Filmmaker Wes WorthingKevin's guest on this episode is filmmaker Wes Worthing.Wes is a board member of the Iowa Motion Picture Association and the Iowa Scriptwriters Alliance and currently has two short films on the festival circuit, Rutting Season and Wilt. On the show, we discuss the Iowa Scriptwriters Alliance, his films, and delve into several aspects of screenwriting.2020-08-221h 10Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 18: Conversation with Actor Mia GodfreyMia Godfrey, who went from a couple of speaking lines and helping as a camera assistant to a leading role, joins Kevin on Cinematic Heartland to discuss her roles in Oliver Short, Tea Party, Run, A Most Forgettable Man, and On Top of the World.2020-08-1540 min
Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 17: The Filmmakers Behind the Films "To Live Again" and "Sigmund and Dora"Kevin welcomes five guests to this episode of Cinematic Heartland… Mike White, Shelby Hagerdon, Mark Fustos, Amanda Bean, and Rob Merritt. They discuss two films that recently wrapped shooting and will be released soon... "To Live Again" and "Sigmund and Dora." They also give their reasons for getting into filmmaking and offer up their advice. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kevin-isaacson/support2020-08-081h 34Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 16: Limitations Lead to CreativityAs independent filmmakers, we face limitations but what we need to know is that they are not show stoppers. Don't have money? Don't worry. Limitations lead to creativity. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/appSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kevin-isaacson/support2020-08-0116 minCinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 15: Conversation with Actor Carly NeelActor Carly Neel joins Cinematic Heartland to discuss her experiences on and off set and gives us her insights into the acting profession. Carly starred in the I Like Ike Films productions Oliver Short, Run, and had a supporting role in Tea Party. She was nominated for best actress under the age of 18 at the 2018 Utah Film Awards and won a lead actress achievement award from the Iowa Motion Picture Association. She currently resides in New York City and she is chasing her acting dreams.--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way t...2020-07-2548 minCinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 14: Alex Ferrari - Rise of the FilmtrepreneurKevin welcomes very special guest, Alex Ferrari, to Cinematic Heartland today. He has three podcasts to his name… Indie Film Hustle, The Filmtrepreneur, and Bullet Proof Screenwriting. He is the author of Shooting for the Mob and Rise of the Filmtrepreneur. He operates Indie Film Hustle TV and is continually educating, informing, and advocating for the independent filmmaker. He has built a media empire from the ground up by turning his films into money making businesses and he is here today to say that you can do the same and that it’s within your reach. --- ...2020-07-181h 34Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 13: Film SchoolDo you need to go to film school? Should you go to film school? Kevin answers these questions on today's episode. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/appSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kevin-isaacson/support2020-07-1116 minCinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 12: Conversation with Actor Jacob FosterToday on the show Kevin talks with Jacob Foster. Jacob appeared in the I Like Ike Films production “Run” in which he won an Iowa Motion Picture Lead Actor Award of Achievement for his role as the Irish hit man, Cirus, and he also appeared in the touching drama “On Top of the World.”Hear about Jacob's experiences on and off set during the filming of both of these films and his advice for aspiring actors. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app2020-07-0451 minCinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 11: Conversation with Actor Avery KnudsonKevin welcomes a very special young lady on the show today… Avery Knudson. Avery appeared in three I Like Ike Films productions… Oliver Short, Tea Party, and Run. She has also played the lead in a couple of locally produced musicals… The Little Mermaid and High School Musical. She has a very powerful singing voice and just an incredibly focused, determined, and talented young actor.Avery was awarded the Best Actress Under the Age of 18 for her role of Danika in Tea Party at the 2019 Utah Film Awards. She also won a Lead Actress Award of Achievement at the Iowa M...2020-06-2737 minCinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 10: How I DirectEvery director has their own unique style in how they prepare to shoot a film, while on set, and how they handle post-production. On this episode, hear Kevin's approach to these things. **PLUS A SPECIAL BONUS**At the end of the show you can hear a full track off his band's first CD. It's a song called "Road to Nowhere."--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/appSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kevin-isaacson/support2020-06-2034 minCinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 9: Conversation with Actor / Filmmaker Dylan JaegerDylan Jaeger has appeared in many films including "Morris," "The Z Triangle," "The Z Mind," "Happy Birthday" and the newly released "Miles: A Spider-Man Fan Film." Kevin had the pleasure of working with Dylan when he starred in the I Like Ike Films production, "A Most Forgettable Man." Please join us for this conversation where we delve into Dylan’s career, what he is working on now, the hurdles he’s had to overcome, and his inspiring advice. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app2020-06-131h 28Cinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 8: Why Me?Why would anyone want to listen to me? That's something many of us struggle with on a daily basis. We're creating something and putting it out into the world but will anybody care? Kevin discusses his own struggle with getting over this hurdle and what he does to combat it. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/appSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kevin-isaacson/support2020-06-0615 minCinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 7: Screenplay StructureOn this episode of Cinematic Heartland, Kevin gives his thoughts and insights on screenplay structure. Does your screenplay need a structure? Is one structure better than another? Is there only one correct structure that you can use? --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/appSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kevin-isaacson/support2020-05-3019 minCinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 6: Conversation with Producer / Actor / 1st AD Michael GodfreyMichael and Kevin go back about 30 years. They performed together in a rock band back in the 90’s and now they are together again in the filmmaking arena. Michael has been a producer on every film under the I Like Ike Films banner, been the 1st AD on set, and appeared in Oliver Short, The Route, and Run. Join Kevin and Michael as they discuss their films, their music, and the good times they've had each step of the way. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. http...2020-05-2357 minCinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 5: Do I Have to Live in L.A. and How to Create More Realistic DialogueIn this episode, Kevin tackles the tough questions of having to live in L.A. if you want to work in this business and how to create more realistic dialogue. Also, are you wondering about that cool, rocking track that starts and ends each episode? Kevin provides the answer. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/appSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kevin-isaacson/support2020-05-1618 minCinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 4: Indie Social InterviewIn the fall of 2019, Kevin had the distinct pleasure of being interviewed on the podcast Indie Social with hosts Michael Huntington and Dylan Jaeger. They discussed Kevin's filmmaking career including the film's he has made with I Like Ike Films. A great time was had by all. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/appSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kevin-isaacson/support2020-05-0951 minCinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 3: Location, Location, Location and Don't Be a JerkOn this episode of Cinematic Heartland, Kevin discusses the benefits of filming on location in the Midwest and one of the keys to success on set. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/appSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kevin-isaacson/support2020-05-0216 minCinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 2: Evaluate Your Career and PivotHave you sat down and evaluated where you are at in your filmmaking career whether you are a writer, director, or actor? Kevin Isaacson walks you through a pivot he performed recently on his own career and what you should be looking for in evaluating your career and if you should make a similar pivot.--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/appSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kevin-isaacson/support2020-04-2518 minCinematic Heartland: A Filmmaking PodcastEp 1: Introduction to Cinematic HeartlandWelcome to episode one of Cinematic Heartland. I’m your host, Kevin Isaacson, a Midwestern filmmaker with I Like Ike Films. You’ll hear my insights, thoughts, trials, tribulations, and celebrations as an independent filmmaker located in the middle of America. On this episode...IntroductionCoronavirus and the Independent FilmmakerCheck This Out - Cool, innovative, and helpful things for your filmmaking journey.--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/appSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kevin-isaacson/support2020-04-1817 min
Indie SocialIndie Social | Episode Five | You're only one "Yes Away" from changing your life | Featuring Kevin Isaacson |Our guest today is an award-winning Director, writer, and producer. He's known for his action, adventure, drama and horror screenplays and books. He is the director, writer, and producer of the films Run, Oliver short, The Route, and Tea Party. With currently two films in post-production that the world is dying to watch those films are "On Top of the World" and "A most forgettable man" the one the only Kevin Isaacson.
Website: http://ilikeikefilms.com/?fbclid=IwAR29gw2SoL0GUxER2KEtFhSBFxPd6G6_QhiKjJ5wCmn9Nrn7KRaeGyFeZdU
Facebook: https...2019-09-3047 min
FatPacks Podcast4 - 13 The One With Tony Yi, Kevin Isaacson, & Jon FinkelThis week on Eric and Paul are joined by a triple threat of guest. First up is Tony Yi, aka, The Ichiro Vault. He's kicking off our series on super collectors and by his tagline alone you should know that he is bringing the hit king to the forefront of his collection. Next up is Kevin Isaacson, the man behind The Industry Summit. He is giving his thoughts on this year's event and how the show's legacy has grown. Finally, Beckett newcomer Jon Finkel joins the show to talk his time on The Man Show, his books, and what it...2017-04-131h 36