Film Reverie Indie Film Podcast

Hello Film Reverie listeners! This week’s episode is a super sized chat with professional screenwriter The Unknown Screenwriter and Script Magazine editor, Scriptchat founder Jeanne Veillette Bowerman. We talked about collaborating and working with a co-writer. They, as always, have some great things to say and shed a lot of light on their own process.

Hello Film Reverie listeners! This week we were excited to talk to the clever, funny, talented, and lovable Wonder Russell about her newest writing and directing effort, the upcoming short film “See You On The Other Side”. Wonder is always thoughtful and searching for something honest and true.

Hello Film Reverie listeners! This week we hopped the pond to speak with London based filmmaker Ben Woodiwiss about his fantastic drama, Benny Loves Killing.

In this episode of Film Reverie Live we spoke with Sheri Candler about the importance of social media and personal branding for independent filmmakers.

Hello Film Reverie listeners. In this week’s episode we were very happy to talk with Orlando filmmakers Jason Kovacsev, Matt Mamula, and John Schaub, the filmmakers behind the hilarious and entertaining film Just About Famous, a documentary about celebrity impersonators.

In this episode of Film Reverie we were lucky to be joined by Joey Tuccio, President of Stage 32’s Happy Writers. Joey Tuccio is a former development executive that has turned his vast knowledge and insider’s perspective to helping writers gain representation and get their scripts sold.

In this week’s episode, we spoke with Nic Baisley of Film Snobbery and discussed everything from entrepreneurship to film criticism, as well as balancing what you want with what you have.

On this episode we we’re honored to interview James Ward Byrkit, the Director of Coherence, one of Mike’s favorite indie films of late. It’s available for streaming on Amazon or downloand on iTunes.

This week we were very happy to talk with Mattson Tomlin, a talented writer/director and graduate of AFI, who at the time of the interview, was currently crowdfunding his newest feature film Rene. He is a unique storyteller with a distinct vision and we thoroughly enjoyed our time talking with him.

This is the audio podcast version of our first episode of Film Reverie Live! for our YouTube channel. We talk with Orlando filmmaker Fred Zara who is crowdfunding his new feature film The Suicide of James Rider on Kickstarter.

In this week’s episode we were very happy to talk to Richard Botto, AKA RB, founder and CEO of Stage 32. The world’s largest social network and educational hub for film, television & theater creatives. We had a fun talk about filmmaking and industry, but also creativity and finding balance in your life between the things that need to be done and the things you would like to do. RB was an absolute joy to talk to and it was nice to get to know him a little bit as a person, who is not just a CEO, but a represented screenwriter and producer as well. Enjoy!

This week we spoke with writer/producer/director Marty Lang on to talk about crowdfunding, filmmaking, and distribution. Marty has been a college professor, an actor, and an all around creative and has a vast knowledge of the industry as well as a quest for learning new things. We had a very enlightening talk with him.

This week we had a great conversation with Writer/Producer/Actress/Dancer Natalie Burn who has been in several films, most recently Expendables 3.

This week we have Marina Bruno, a 19 year old Argentinian filmmaker from Canada who already has an impressive catalog of films. She’s even in post production on her first feature film through her own film company Wondering Pictures. We had a lovely time talking to her about film making and the creative process.

In this episode we were very excited to talk with the Unknown Screenwriter himself. You may know him as UNK. If you already know UNK, you know he is a wealth of knowledge and a working, Hollywood screenwriter for over 20 years. He is surprisingly candid and forthcoming with advice, information, and tales from inside the industry and we felt honored that he agreed to come spend some time with us.

On this episode of Film Reverie we spoke with Marco DiGeorge of Truthful Acting Studios in Orlando, Florida. We thoroughly enjoyed this talk with Marco. We actually felt like we got a free lesson in intro to acting. Packed with great information for actors and filmmakers alike.

In this episode we talk with our dear friend, sound designer, musician, and all around creative guy James Durham about his current projects Dear Luke and Lord of the Mind Podcasts, but it didn’t take us long to dip into deeper topics like living a creative life and just getting out there and doing it because it needs to be done. The episode runs a little longer than usual but James had so many great things to say, we just wanted to share all of it.

This episode we have the brilliant, funny, talented, most tenacious screenwriter we know, the editor of Script Magazine and curator of #scriptchat on Twitter, Jeanne Veillette Bowerman. If you know her, you know she’s full of wisdom and insight and if you don’t know her, you should. Listen in to the epic chat we had with her.

In this episode we talk with director Christopher G. Moore, who has directed multiple award wining horror genre films such as Foodie and Disengaged. We talk about everything from what makes horror horror all the way to the anticipated Star Wars episodes. It was a fun talk. Listen in!

In this episode we talk with Actor/Producer Elizabeth Karr about her passion project, Radio Free Albemuth, which is based on the Philip K. Dick novel of the same name. We discuss producing indie genre film, their theatrical self-distribution and the film’s various VOD avenues. Elizabeth is an experienced actor and producer with a lot of perspective on the industry.