Filmcast EP29 – “Die Badwanne” by Tim Eilrich
In this episode of the No Budget Filmcast we watch “Die Badwanne” by Tim Eilrich. Three grown-up brothers have a hard time re-enacting an old childhood picture in a small bathtub. Listen On: — Listen Online: Watch the Film:…
No Business Like Showbusiness with Kahmal Sealey
Kahmal Sealey has a large list of credits to his naming including film, television, and commercials. Kahmal is also an online content creator with a total of 13 million views across his online videos. We swap audition stories and techniques. He also has a lot…
Sean Connery Biography
Of course, the first thing we all think of when we hear the name Sean Connery is Bond, James Bond. Connery was the man who set the standard for the character that so many of us love to this day. His career has spanned 60…
Filmcast EP28 – “Sometimes, I Think About Dying”
In this episode of the No Budget Filmcast we review “Sometimes, I Think About Dying” by Stefanie Abel Horowitz. “Fran likes to think about dying. When she makes a guy in the office laugh, he wants more – a movie date, a slice of pie,…
Transitioning Careers In The Era of COVID With Kev Bamboo
In my discussion with Kev Bamboo, we spend a while discussing immigration and the reasons why people move from countries and that it is not always by a desire to move but a necessity. And speaking of Coronavirus we talk about roles that would have…
Filmcast EP27 – “Rebooted” by Michael Shanks
In this episode of the Independent Film Review, we watch “Rebooted” by Michael Shanks A stop-motion animated skeleton takes drastic measures when he learns the film for which he was created is being rebooted without him. Listen On: — Listen Online: Watch:…
Enjoying a Creative Life With Robbie Stedman
In this episode I speak with actor Robbie Stedman. We run though a range of subjects such as his experience working in a warehouse to a character he played called Technicolor Dream Boy, to photography, to auditioning, to poetry, to some personal experiences his after…
Filmcast EP26 – “Negative Space”
In this episode of the Independent Film Review, we watch “Negative Space” by Ru Kuwahata, and Max Porter. The stop-motion film follows Sam who’s father is hardly ever home because he is often away on business trips, he is able to connect with his son…
