Ruby Bell is an Australian-born, LA-raised, London-educated, and current New York resident. She holds an MA in Fashion Media Practice & Criticism from the University of the Arts London. Her diverse talents include writing full-page articles published in Elle UK, taking photographs featured in Vogue and Prada, and creating her own films that have garnered critical acclaim and collected laurels. Ruby was also the still photographer for Baz Luhrmann's 8-time Oscar-nominated 2022 film, "Elvis," which starred Austin Butler and Tom Hanks. In addition, she served as the assistant to the cinematographer on the 2020 live-action Disney remake of "Mulan."

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Powell Robinson is an award-winning narrative and commercial Cinematographer based out of Los Angeles, represented by Zero Gravity Management.

While his clientele for music video and commercial work includes world-renowned talent such as Doja Cat, The Weeknd, Jack White, Pedro Pascal, and Megan Fox – his main passion lives in feature filmmaking. Over the last two years, Powell has shot two horror films for Hulu and Worthenbrooks (previously 20th Digital). The first of which, Appendage, premiered at SXSW, and had its final festival screening at SITGES. Notable independent feature work in the past includes Threshold (Arrow Video), Greenlight (Horror Collective), and the documentary feature Conversion (Gravitas Ventures) narrated by Zachary Quinto.

Powell's love for intense genre content extends into his short form work as well, having shot multiple short films for CryptTV, Hulu Bite Size Halloween, and independent shorts like 10 Shots premiering at Screamfest in Los Angeles, Marked at Beyondfest, and Accomplice at Dances with Films and Shriekfest

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In this exclusive interview, I sit down with the talented filmmaker, Colin Krawchuk, to delve deep into the making of his debut horror film, "The Jester." This must-listen discussion offers a behind-the-scenes look at the film, its journey from a YouTube sensation to a full-length feature, and more!

🤡 "The Jester," brought to you by L.A.-based distribution and financing company, DREAD, under the Epic Pictures horror label, hit North American theaters with a limited run starting on September 29, 2023. Now, you can catch the film on VOD.

📝 Colin Krawchuk, the mind behind "The Jester," talks about the inspiration behind this supernatural entity and the making of his popular YouTube shorts with over 30 million views!

🎥 Krawchuk, who both wrote and directed "The Jester," will reveal the secrets behind turning his original concept into a truly terrifying feature film. The movie boasts a cast including Lelia Symington, Matt Servitto, Ken Arnold, Sam Lukowski, and Delaney White, all of whom contribute to making "The Jester" a spine-tingling experience.

📖 The official synopsis of the film sets the stage for an unforgettable Halloween night: "After the recent death of their father, two estranged sisters find themselves being stalked by a malevolent being known as The Jester. Revealing himself to be more than just a man in a mask, the evil entity begins to further torment the inhabitants of this small town. The path to defeating this unholy monster lies with the two sisters who realize that the only way to survive is to figure out how to right the wrongs of their dark past."

Join us as we uncover the journey from a short film trilogy to a spine-tingling feature, and explore the challenges and creative process that brought "The Jester" to life. With insights from the director himself, this is an interview you won't want to miss!

🔥 Don't forget to subscribe to the Film School Podcast and hit the notification bell, so you'll be the first to know when we drop this hair-raising episode. If you're a horror movie enthusiast, a fan of the supernatural, or just curious about what it takes to turn a short into a feature, this interview is a must-watch!