Cinechill - Inspiration for filmmakers

* What “Harley is about”* “Stray Bullet”* The good work Harley does* Working at locations with gangs.* Gaining trust with his subjects*Filming in courts

* Getting started* How he looks at light* His youtube channel

* What COMOS is about* Filmmakers that influence and inspire them* Casting with no money* Being the crew* Working as a team

* How her film debut came about * Filmmakers that influence and inspire her* Acting in her own movie* Working with a crew you can trust.* Working with her husband, who is an editor.

* Making the web series Transaction* Dislike of certain Directors * Writing Process* Advice for filmmakers* The lack of diversity in filmmaking

* Glambot* Working with A-listers* Writing his own projects* Working with friends* How important FUN is in filmmaking

* How Diane got started. * First film 2 awards at Sundance.* Meeting and having John McTiernan as a mentor.* Dealing with Producers* Her online filmmaking programme

#18 Director Luke Eve is one of the most successful webseries directors out there and soon to release his debut feature. We spoke to Luke about the importance of location scouts, transitioning to a feature film and what superhero film he would direct. www.cinechill.com @cinechill join or exclusive facebook group https://www.facebook.com/groups/cinechillgroup/

How James got started in filmmaking, making content for brands, and being involved with a generation of youtubers who are fast becoming the top influencers

On this weeks episode, Simon talks with Simon Cade (founder of DSLR Guide, and filmmaker) about getting started, what inspires him, how he plans his videos and the future for his channel.

Darious Britt is a Director, producer, screenwriter and actor. He attended film school at the University of Arizona and graduated in May of 2012 with a bachelors in Media production. His short film “Seafood Tester” was accepted into four international film festivals including the Oscar-qualifying Aspen Shorts fest in 2012. Since then Darious has created the youtube channel D4Darious and it has since grown to over 200 thousand subscribers and the channel has over 7 million views. He have Toured his first feature film “Unsound” on the film festival circuit screening at over 20 international film festivals, winning 7 awards including best director at The Pan African Film Festival in 2015. He loves telling stories and helping other filmmakers learn the craft to reach their highest potential as storytellers.” He vlogged the entire journey with his first feature film UNSOUND on youtube.

Scott McMahon, filmmaker and founder of filmtrooper.com, joins us to share his expert advice and experience on the business side of filmmaking. Scott has done it all; from writing best selling books, as well as writing, directing, acting and producing his own profitable feature film. We deep dive into one of the most fascinating cinechills to date. This is a longer episode than usual but it's packed with useful information.

Justin is a writer and director, working as a content creator at Triune Films. He’s currently in post production on his first feature length project, which is a very personal documentary about the life of his hero and brother, “My Brother Jordan”

We talk about how he got started, what the first film he saw that made him want to become a filmmaker, and what it takes to run a production company, a youtube channel and being a father (since this podcast he has become a dad again, so congrats to Tom) Enjoy this one!

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Director and writer, Evan, talks to us about how he got started, and his current project that features a whole host of big names, Jordan Peele, Robert Englund, Robert Marsh to name a few. Evan is a writer director, who has had two features out as well as making a ton of short films. His next film, Abruptio, features, James Marsters, Robert Englund, Sid Haig and Jordan Peele, among others. In this weeks episode, Evan tells us what it's like to work with professional actors, using the right gear for the job and how he got started as a filmmaker.

Prano is an award-winning director . Tipped as one-to-watch, Prano has worked with Film4, Film London, Sony Music, Atlantic Records and Adam & Eve DDB, to name a few. She is currently developing two feature films, supported by Ffilm Cymru Wales and Creative England, and produced bySilver Salt Films. Her short film NASTY screened at over 100 festivals to-date, was long-listed for the BIFA Best British Short Award and voted one of the Top 25 horror shorts of 2016 by Fright Meter Awards. Her film Shortcut was made as part of the Film4 Fright Bites series, broadcast on Film4 and is available to view on All4. Prano is on the Advisory Board for Underwire Festival. She has been on the selection or jury panels for the UKMVA's, Slamdance, Underwire Festival, National Cuts Awards and the European Independent Film Festival. She is a member of Cinesisters, Directors UK and is also an award-winning editor.

Chris is an accomplished visual artist living in Middletown, Rhode Island. He's had a 17 year career working with a variety of media, and began self-producing short length video content in 2013, shooting a mix of music videos and short films. Shortly thereafter Chris began pursuing commercial video projects, and has completed 70 plus commercial videos over the last four years. He's worked with such companies as Moet & Chandon, Audrain Automobile Museum, New York City's SkyLine Sightseeing Tours, Restivo Monacelli, Home Point Financial and dozens of small business in southern New England. Chris believes that upcoming video content producers can deliver high-quality results without having to invest tens of thousands of dollars. "If you really focus on learning a couple of key tools, you can get results that are consistent from project to project and keep your clients happy," Chris said. "By focusing on the client's story, along with excellent lighting and camera movement, you can achieve great results for most businesses." Along with a strong background in camera operation and directing sets, Chris has also become adept at cutting and post-production, honing his skills in color correction, audio design and simple AfterEffects work, such as motion tracking and compositing. "Being able to understand how footage will be cut and handled in post can only help you on set," Chris says. "Things like shooting static plates for backgrounds, adding motion to the beginning and end of shots that will sync up, and incorporating high-frame rate and timelapse shots really opens up the possibilities in the edit for any project. In order to excel in this multi-discipline world of video production, you really need to be able to understand the dynamic between pre-production planning, the shooting dates, and then especially how it all comes together in post to really finish off a project."

Ryan talks about his early inspirations, employing and working with family, dealing with sponsors, and why Dan Trachtenberg advised him to quit filmstate.

Indietips founder, Lewis McGregor talks about how he got started, his influences and his latest project producing a course on editing with Resolve.