The Film Project

Filmmaker Nathan Brand joins the podcast to talk about his Spokane-centric documentaries that he has produced. We solve the issues of Net Neutrality once and for all, and throw in an random Robocop 2014 review for good measure.

Filmmakers Robyn Miller and Mischa Jakupcak discuss the production and digital release of their film, as well as the production of the short film "The Hero Pose."

Lead actor, and Cinematographer from Jason McKee's new short film join the podcast for an in depth discussion on Jason's short film that just wrapped production. We then review "The Grand Budapest hotel, and talk about Wes Anderson's career.

We cover the story of "House of Cards" leveraging the state of Maryland over incentives offered to continue filming series there. We then review our NetFlix Roulette film, "Super" by James Gunn.

Live Podcast from the 50 Hour Slam event. We interview Sandy Kernerman from KSPS, as well as the teams as they finish the weekend, and turn in their films.

Film critic Nathan Weinbender joins us for a discussion on the importance of critics within the film community, as well as the aspects of what goes into reviewing a film.

Visual artist Alan Chatham joins us for a discussion on how he is using multimedia, and visual arts to create new and interesting art experiences, and how we can involve filmmaking into these new emerging art forms. We discuss the Veronica Mars film release, as well as review our Netflix Roulette "Robot and Frank."

The second part of our discussion of the independent "The Choke" where we are joined by the cast and crew of the film that was directed by one of our hosts, Juan Mas.

The cast and crew of the independent film "The Choke" joins us for part 1 of a 2 part discussion of the film. We take the crew through the creation of an ultra-low-budget horror film.

Filmmaker Ira Gardner joins us to discuss his film "Sitting Between 2 Chairs." We discuss the terrible tragedy that occurred on the set of "Midnight Rider." We touch on the Comcast/Time Warner cable merger. And we review the film "The Human Experience" as part of our Netflix roulette.

We are joined by Washington Filmwork's Amy Lillard for a discussion on the logistic of filming in Washington state, and the ins and outs of state tax incentives for film productions.

We are joined by Broken Mic organizer Mark Anderson and local Poet Lauren Gilmore as they talk about live poetry events in the area, and being a part of Individual World Poetry Slam. We review The Lego Movie, and have a spirited discussion about the recent BAFTA awards.

We are joined by Terrain founder Luke Baumgarten and Ginger Ewing as they talk about what it takes to organize a growing art event. We wrap up the SpIFF event, and review our Netflix Roulette for "The Shrine."

We dedicate an episode to discussing the future of filmmaking/distribution and break down the industry focused speeches given last year by director Steven Soderbergh and actor Kevin Spacey.

LIVE Q and A with the cast and crew of Transolar Galactica during their screening event that was part of the Spokane International Film Festival on Jan 25th 2014.