HeyJaredDirectors Talk Film Podcast
Directors Talking to other Directors about their films and we dive into their experiences getting into filmmaking. This podcast is to help listeners peak behind the filmmaking curtain and learn from experienced and inexperienced directors on their path to telling their stories.
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#12 - William Kaufman - MAN OF WAR (opens the original)
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William Kaufman on Making Man of War on an Independent Budget. Hollywood-level action on an indie budget is not only possible; it can be scrappier, smarter, and more effective than waiting for a giant check. In this episode of Director Talk Film Podcast, filmmaker William Kaufman breaks down how he made Man of War with real urgency, strong relationships, and a fast-moving crew. From shooting on the streets of Sofia, Bulgaria, to building a war-zone thriller around people caught in the middle of
#11 - Ben Gill - Mommo (opens the original)
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What happens when a simple family interview turns into a five-year documentary journey?. In this episode, filmmaker Ben Gill shares the deeply personal story behind " Mommo" a film that began with one conversation and grew into a powerful exploration of memory, grief, love, and legacy. Ben opens up about filming his grandmother, uncovering decades of home videos, and discovering how his grandfather’s own camcorder footage shaped the film’s emotional core. From dawn devotion scenes to old family
#10 - T.C. Johnstone - Untethered (opens the original)
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Uncover the blueprint behind impactful documentary filmmaking that scales social change and discover how a small team turned a year-long project into a catalyst for awareness and action. When storytelling intersects with purpose, it can transform viewers into active participants. Thomas, a seasoned impact documentary filmmaker, shares how his team navigates from concept to distribution, building audiences even before the cameras roll. T.C. Johnstone's film "Untethered" exemplifies this journey,
#9 - Dayra Ferrera - Recao (opens the original)
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Most filmmakers dream of turning personal stories into powerful visual experiences, and Dayra Ferrera’s debut short film, Racao, does just that. Through intimate storytelling, stunning visuals, and genuine emotion, she captures a heartfelt tribute to family, tradition, and the unbreakable bonds that transcend time. When Dayra watched her own abuelo’s story come to life on screen, she knew she had created something truly special, something that hits hard and lingers long after the credits roll.In
#8 - Isable Custer - As You Like it Like That! (opens the original)
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Unlock the chaos behind filmmaking: how one director’s four-year puzzle turned into a Miami Shakespearean masterpiece. Ever wondered what it takes to create a film that defies traditional structure and embraces the messiness of artistic creation? Isabel Custer, a passionate writer-director, takes us on her unconventional journey of making As You Like It Like That , Miami’s vibrant, exaggerated, and culturally rich feature. From battling technical setbacks to building a Hollywood-scale world with
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