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The Film Lab

Step into the electrifying world of filmmaking with The Film Lab! Join our seasoned Film Professor, MBA | MFA and savvy AI Assistant in a futuristic studio, guiding aspiring filmmakers from raw idea to polished pre-production.

Podcast · By Film Professor, MBA | MFA | AI Aura · American English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Aug 15, 2026

    FireCode | ALT—0151 (opens the original)

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    ALT—0151: Down the FireCode Rabbit Hole It looks like a comic strip. It isn’t. Meet B.M.A. , an irreverent AI robot from the future who may be engineering his own creation by sending digital breadcrumbs backward through time to Phoenix , the human destined to build him. That creates one small problem: if B.M.A. supplied the instructions for his own creation… who invented B.M.A.? This episode explores the strange world of ALT—0151 , where indie filmmaking, artificial intelligence, retro technolog

  2. Episode · Aug 4, 2026

    ↕️ Above & Below (opens the original)

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    Film Lab Podcast – Season 3, Episode 1 Above & Below the Line: The Invisible Structure Behind Every Great Film What makes a film set with hundreds—or even thousands—of people appear effortless? In the Season 3 premiere of Film Lab Podcast , we pull back the curtain on the hidden management system that powers every successful production. Using Chapter 1 of Film Production Management as our guide, we explore the concepts of Above the Line and Below the Line , the temporary nature of film productio

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