• Filmmaking Conversations Podcast with Damien Swaby

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Filmmaking Conversations Podcast with Damien Swaby

De: Damien Swaby
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  • Discover the world of independent film with Filmmaking Conversations with Damien Swaby!

    From industry professionals to the next generation of filmmakers, Damien Swaby brings his unique perspectives on indie filmmaking and the conversations that are taking place across the community.
    Listeners will find inspiration and guidance from conversations on the podcast and leave armed with the knowledge to make their own indie films.

    Tune in to Filmmaking Conversations with Damien Swaby today!


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  • Ep 214: From West Indian Roots to Black Cinema: Curtis Caesar John

    Ep 214: From West Indian Roots to Black Cinema: Curtis Caesar John
    Sep 1 2024
    • Episode Summary: In this episode, we sit down with Curtis, a filmmaker and cultural advocate, to discuss his journey in the film industry, influenced by his West Indian heritage and passion for storytelling. Curtis shares his experiences co-founding the New Voices in Black Cinema, his approach to creating spaces for Black filmmakers, and the importance of community-driven art. We also explore the significance of diverse representation in cinema and how Curtis continues to support emerging Black filmmakers through innovative platforms.
    • Key Topics Discussed:
      • Curtis's journey into filmmaking and the impact of his West Indian heritage.
      • The founding of New Voices in Black Cinema and its role in amplifying Black stories.
      • The importance of creating community-driven film spaces.
      • Curtis’s experiences as a producer of impactful documentaries.
      • The role of representation and heritage in storytelling.
        • This podcast provides valuable insights into:
          1. Cultural Influence in Creative Work: Curtis discusses how his West Indian heritage shaped his approach to filmmaking and storytelling, offering listeners a perspective on how culture can influence creative careers.
          2. Creating Inclusive Spaces in Cinema: Curtis’s experience in founding New Voices in Black Cinema sheds light on the importance of community-driven spaces that amplify underrepresented voices.
          3. Impact of Representation in Media: The conversation delves into why representation matters in cinema, providing educational value for listeners interested in diversity and inclusivity in media.
          4. Practical Filmmaking Insights: Aspiring filmmakers and producers can learn from Curtis's experiences, challenges, and successes in producing impactful documentaries and films.
          5. The Power of Community Collaboration: The episode highlights how building networks and collaborations within communities can lead to successful creative projects and events.
    W: https://www.luminaltheater.org/curtiscaesarjohn
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    51 m
  • Ep 213: Dance Films, Diversity, and Tech at Lincoln Center

    Ep 213: Dance Films, Diversity, and Tech at Lincoln Center
    Aug 28 2024
    Episode Overview:In this episode, Damien is joined by Jessica, a talented video producer and editor working at Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts. They delve into the intricate world of digital media production, dance film, and live streaming, shedding light on the dynamic creative processes behind the scenes at one of New York City's most iconic cultural institutions.Key Discussion Points:
    1. Life at Lincoln Center: Production Insights
      Jessica shares her experiences working at Lincoln Center, discussing her role as a video producer, editor, and sometimes live stream technician. She explains the complexities of live streaming, the coordination involved in capturing multiple camera angles, and the importance of rhythm and timing in delivering engaging live broadcasts.
    2. Summer for the City: A Diverse Programming Initiative
      Jessica talks about Lincoln Center’s "Summer for the City" festival, a dynamic initiative offering diverse programming, including "choose what you pay" events. The conversation explores how this approach makes art and culture more accessible to the wider community.
    3. Dance and Equity: A New Vision for the Arts
      A deep dive into dance equity and the evolving structure of dance companies. Jessica discusses the challenges of creating more equitable opportunities in dance, ensuring that diverse voices and styles are represented, and the importance of leadership and collective empowerment in dance companies.
    4. Curating Dance Film Nights: Blending Dance and Film
      Jessica's passion for dance and film comes to life as she describes her work curating dance film nights at Millennium Film in Brooklyn. She explores the creative boldness of combining dance with filmmaking and the unique storytelling opportunities this intersection provides.
    5. The Yield Project: A Multidisciplinary Art Collaboration
      Jessica recounts her experience co-directing and choreographing "Yield," a multidisciplinary response to Marin Passenger’s work in collaboration with Spark Creative Lab. She discusses the challenges and rewards of collaborating with diverse artists and cultural leaders to create an impactful community-driven performance.
    Educational Takeaways:
    • Understanding Live Streaming in Arts: Learn about the technical and creative aspects of live streaming, from equipment selection (like OBS Studio and PTZ systems) to the coordination required for successful broadcasts.
    • Dance Equity and Cultural Leadership: Gain insights into how dance companies are evolving to embrace diversity, equity, and inclusion, and the roles of cultural leaders in shaping a more equitable arts landscape.
    • The Intersection of Dance and Film: Explore the unique creative possibilities that arise when dance and film converge, and how this art form is pushing boundaries in storytelling and visual expression.
    • Multidisciplinary Collaboration in the Arts: Discover the benefits and challenges of bringing together diverse artistic disciplines to create community-focused art projects.
    Links and Resources:
    • Link to "Yield" Documentary – Discover more about the collaborative project "Yield" and its impact on the local community in Oklahoma.
    • Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts – Explore upcoming events, programming, and more.
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    48 m
  • Ep 212: From High School Multimedia to LA Filmmaking: Jess Linderman

    Ep 212: From High School Multimedia to LA Filmmaking: Jess Linderman
    Aug 27 2024
    In this episode of Filmmaking Conversations with Damien Swaby, we sit down with Jess, a filmmaker whose journey began in high school multimedia classes and led to a career in Los Angeles. Jess shares how a supportive teacher and a passion for video production sparked an early interest in filmmaking. From creating fun projects like mock Mastercard commercials to advocating for more advanced multimedia classes, Jess’s story is one of determination and creativity.

    Educational Value:
    This episode is packed with insights for aspiring filmmakers and students. Jess’s experience highlights the importance of early exposure to multimedia, the value of a strong support system in education, and how foundational skills learned in high school can pave the way for a successful career in filmmaking.

    Listeners will gain practical advice on how to leverage early opportunities in education to build a career in the film industry, the significance of hands-on projects, and tips for making the most of a move to a major film hub like Los Angeles.Key Topics Discussed:
    • Beginnings in high school multimedia classes
    • The influence of a supportive teacher
    • Early video projects and learning experiences
    • Transitioning from the East Coast to Los Angeles
    • The impact of LA on a filmmaking career
    • Continuing passion for editing and storytelling
    Guest Bio:
    Jess is a passionate filmmaker whose journey into the world of cinema began in high school multimedia classes. With a degree in cinema from Elon University, Jess has developed a deep love for editing and storytelling. Now based in Los Angeles, Jess continues to create and inspire through their work in film and television production.

    w: https://www.jessicalinderman.com/about
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    40 m
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