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Huge budgets, rich characters and intricate story telling, Christopher Nolan is in a league all his own in modern filmmaking. Let's spend some time walking through his filmography.Special Guest: Chris Dowsett.Links:The Directors Series - Christopher Nolan [5.1] on VimeoSteven Soderbergh: State of Cinema at SFIFF56 on Vimeo(2) Memento — Telling a Story In Reverse - YouTubeSCORE: A FILM MUSIC DOCUMENTARY

Irene has created a distinct photography style of her own and shares her techniques with the world on her YouTube channel. We talk about how she developed her dreamy portrait look, what it's like YouTubing from a mid sized city, and how to work with extremely simple gear and lighting.Special Guest: Irene Rudnyk.Links:Irene Rudnyk - YouTube - YouTubeLED Video light | Aputure LS C120d/t TLCI/CRI 97

The problem with learning about photography is never a lack of information. There are infinite videos and articles telling you how to shoot and edit, so I talked to Nicolsey about how to sort through the junk to learn the valuable lessons.Special Guest: Nicole S. Young.Links:Philip Bloom - DP, Director, FilmmakerStu Maschwitz, Prolost.comCreativeLive: Free Live Online ClassesLynda: Learn a New Skill OnlineStocksy United - Relentlessly Creative Stock

It's really easy to shoot great looking video these days, I bet the image quality on your phone looks better than most TV shows in the 90s. But image quality means nothing if your video is boring and no one wants to watch it. Good thing I have Jordan Drake here from The Camera Store TV to help give the tips you've been waiting for to start crushing your video game. Then stick around to the end because Jordan got his sticky little fingers on the new Sony A7III, which is poised to really disrupt the camera industry this year. Special Guest: Jordan Drake.Links:Cinemetrics - Sorted by longest Average Shot LengthVideo tips for Casey LissAputure A lav micRode VideoMic Pro+

Rene Ritchie is the perfect podcast guest to talk about the computers we use as creative professionals, and if you're a photographer, filmmaker or designer there is a decent chance you are using a Mac or an iPhone. We talk about history of how Apple came to dominate the creative industry, starting with their exceptional font support and exclusive apps like Photoshop, Illustrator and Quark Express. In 2018 they seem to be in a transition phase, where some users are voicing frustration with the MacBook Pro, but they have also released the impressive iMac Pro and announced an upcoming compartmental Mac Pro. Special Guest: Rene Ritchie.Links:Vector | Rene RitchieTyler's first Mac (maybe), PowerMac 6300How to set up your Mac with an external GPU | iMoreRogue Amoeba | Quality Audio SoftwareAffinity Photo Editing for iPadFCP X: Optimize Preference SettingsiMac Pro - AppleHEIF ExplainedThe Mac Pro Lives

It’s easier than ever to make podcast, but telling a great story will always take hard work and skill. Mark Bramhill’s show Welcome to Macintosh brings the power of narrative storytelling to a topic he and I are both passionate about: Apple. We talk about his creative process, story telling techniques and a little about computers. Special Guest: Mark Bramhil.Links:Welcome to MacintoshShure Beta 87A Handheld Condenser Microphone | SweetwaterPodcasting Microphones Mega-Review – Marco.orgBeyerdynamic T90 HeadphonesThe Menu Bar: Ep2 - The Experts Have Taken Over, With Bob Burrough13: Let it Beep | Welcome to MacintoshTyler's iPhone X Review - YouTube

We have guest Cameron Whitman, professional photographer and photo editor at Stocksy United, and we packed as many pro tips as possible into one hour. These are the lessons we wish we had learned earlier in our photography careers, and some mistakes we want to help you avoid.Special Guest: Cameron Whitman.Links:Our Salty Kitchen - Daniel & Cameron's food blogStocksy UnitedUnderstanding Histograms in PhotographyUnderexposing vs. OverexposingShutter Speed vs. Focal Length RuleBack to Basics - ApertureWhy Leveling the Horizon in Photos Isn't Easy

I brought my oldest friend (and older cousin) who runs the agency Brandsmith to talk about running a small creative business and our favorite iPhone apps. Then I talk to a developer behind Spark Camera, one of my new favourite apps for quick video edits. Special Guests: Dominique Yahyavi and Shea Kerwood.Links:Spark Camera - Easy video editorBrandsmith - Elevating Brands, Calgary Alberta

We start off with some basic tips that can make any video feel way more cinematic, without spending a dime on gear. Then get some ProTips from YouTuber Brandon Havard who is known for his gorgeous tech reviews, and has shot video for top YouTubers like MKBHD and Jonathan Morrison. Lighting, lens choice, camera movement, shot planning, we cover a lot a of ground here.Special Guest: Brandon Havard.Links:Dracast - LED Video LightsBrandon's iPhone X reviewBrandon's Pixel 2 ReviewTyler's iPhone X review (4K)101 Things I Learned in Film School: Neil Landau, Matthew Frederick: 8601406529557: Amazon.com: Books

I had the very exciting surprise of being invited by Apple to a private workshop in New York. We were about a dozen creative professionals that got to spend some quality time app developers and professional photographers to learn how to get the most out of the iPhone when we shoot Fashion Week. I’m going to share what I learned with you guys. Then we talk to The Brotographer, Ross Thomas, who has been doing extensive testing of the most hyped camera of 2018, the Sony A7R III. Specifically he’s been testing a lot of the autofocus features and how it performs Canon, Sigma and Tamron lenses. Special Guest: Ross Thomas.Links:Spark Camera@jessedriftwood on InstagramLightroom CCFilmic ProThe Brotographer | Photography Reviews, Tutorials, StyleSony A7RIII eye autofocus with Canon L series lenses - YouTubeSigma China Confirmed Sony FE Lenses Soon