Virtual Reality Animation and the Future of VR With Eugene Capon
Eugene Capon, previously a social media creative director before entering the XR field in 2016, self-produced/animated the 360 film Journey VR which was shown at Seattle Fashion Week. The short film was well received and was quickly included as a staff pick by VeeR, Adobe…
Letting Go of The Inhabitations That Hold Us Back With Adam Broomfield-Strawn
In this episode of “Diary of an Unemployed Actor,” I speak with Adam Broomfield-Strawn. We talk about living a healthy lifestyle, acting, and his experience as a presenter. Adam Broomfield-Strawn is a London based actor, presenter, Voiceover, Comedian, award winning public speaker who also runs…
“A White, White Day” Trailer Released
Wildcard Distribution has released a trailer for the film “Nocturnal” Nathalie Biancheri’s narrative feature debut stars “Calm With Horses” and “Lady Macbeth” star Cosmo Jarvis. The film is set in an unremarkable Yorkshire coastal town and follows Pete (Cosmo Jarvis), a disheveled and darkly compelling…
Writing and Producing Films and Television with Sharisse Zeroonian
Sharisse Zeroonian started making films at the age of 12 on an old camera and editing them on Windows Movie Maker. However, she never intended to be a filmmaker instead she planned to be a teacher, but things change. She is now writing, producing, and…
Filmcast EP20 – “Lost & Found”
In this episode of the Independent Film Review, we watch “Lost & Found” by Andrew Goldsmith and Bradley Slabe. A clumsy crochet dinosaur must unravel itself to save the love of its life. Listen On: — Listen Here: Watch Lost &…
Getting Cast as a Foreign Actor in the UK With Zuzana Spacirova
Zuzana Spacirova is a bilingual actress (English/Slovak), performer, and creative. She has been performing on stage since the age of 15 and since her relocation to London, she has been acting professionally on both stage and screen, including critically acclaimed Twelfth Night at the Young…
Filmcast EP19 – “The Robbery” by Jim Cummings
In this episode of the No Budget Filmcast, we review “The Robbery” by Jim Cummings. The story follows Crystal who robs a liquor store and it goes pretty OK. Listen On: — Listen Here: Watch The Robbery: Support us through Patreon:…
Engineer During the Week, Making Films on The Weekend With Tim Watson
In my talk with Tim Watson discuss the fun ways that stage actors deal with dropped lines or bumbling on stage. He also does an excellent job of balancing a career in engineering while also pursuing acting and writing on his days off, proving that…