Copy That!

In this episode we chat with the Costume Designer of the upcoming Warner Bros. movie Annabelle: Creation, Leah Butler. Leah has also designed such films as Paranormal Activity 3 & 4, The Bye Bye Man and the Hulu original series, Freakish. Leah's Website: www.leahbutler.com Software we talked about: CPlotPro Sync on Set Hosted by Director Jim Harmon, Copy That! is a podcast featuring stories about filmmaking as told by the people that actually make them. Please subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher or Spotify, thanks!

In this episode we talk to Director Eric Bilitch. His film The Submarine Kid is currently on Netflix and his new film Locating Silver Lake is due out later this year. Hosted by Director Jim Harmon, Copy That! is a podcast featuring stories about filmmaking as told by the people that actually make them. Please subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher or Spotify, thanks!

In this episode we talk to Grip and aspiring Cinematographer Kenneth Bauer. We talk about the hierarchy of the grip department, how not to piss off other departments by having proper set etiquette and Kenneth's path through the grip department to eventually become a cinematographer. Kenneth's website: www.kennethmbauer.com Things we talked about: Tool list from the Local 80: www.iatselocal80.org/images/shared/Public%20Access%20Documents/TOOL%20LIST.pdf Books: The Grip Book Set Lighting Technician's Handbook Hosted by Director Jim Harmon, Copy That! is a podcast featuring stories about filmmaking as told by the people that actually make them. Please subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher or Spotify, thanks!

In this episode we talk to Assistant Director (aka AD) Morgan Clay. Morgan has been a 1st and 2nd AD and is currently in the DGA Training Program for Assistant Directors. Things we talked about: DGA Training Program for Assistant Directors Movie Magic Scheduling (Try to get the academic discount if you or someone you know has access to their college ID) Casper Call Sheet Template Hosted by Director Jim Harmon, Copy That! is a podcast featuring stories about filmmaking as told by the people that actually make them. Please subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher or Spotify, thanks!

In this episode we talk to the Assistant Art Director of Kong: Skull Island Mike Piccirillo. We dive into his life in art department on big budget features while he also tries to do his own thing by directing low budget films. See some of Mike's work at: http://www.picflickfilms.com Hosted by Director Jim Harmon, Copy That! is a podcast featuring stories about filmmaking as told by the people that actually make them. Please subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher or Spotify, thanks!

In this episode we talk to Set Lighting Technician and DP Ryan Jacob Morgan about getting into the union, working with people when you just don't click and at the end of the episode we reveal the super secret Netflix show he was working on while we recorded the episode. Here's the stuff we talked about that was in Ryan's kit: Red Wing Boots Walkie Talkie Surveillance Headset Black Paper Tape Dykes/Wire Snippers Multi-bit screwdriver Gloves (Hot hands/Gorilla grips or garage gloves) Cube Tap C-47's Voltmeter/Multimeter/Clamp Meter Hosted by Director Jim Harmon, Copy That! is a podcast featuring stories about filmmaking as told by the people that actually make them. Please subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher or Spotify, thanks!

In this episode we talk to Script Supervisor Zack Larez about getting a mentor, set etiquette and the practices of good and bad directors from the eyes of a script supervisor.  Zack's website: www.thescriptsupervisor.com Here's the stuff we talked about during the show: Randi Feldman Workshop: http://www.scriptsupervising.com Dawn Gilliam: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=st42Aowk-AY (I'm not sure if this  class is still offered, it was a little confusing) Michele Sorbo: http://www.micheletedlis.com/Script_Supervisor/Welcome.html Books: Script Supervising and Film Continuity by Pat Miller Hosted by Director Jim Harmon, Copy That! is a podcast featuring stories about filmmaking as told by the people that actually make them. Please subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher or Spotify, thanks!

In this episode we talk to Prop Master Justine Smith about how much I don't know about art department, creating different props for different types of shows and a particularly gross kind of beer. Justine's website: www.justinebsmith.com Here's the stuff we talked about that you can buy and support the show: STUFF: Topstick Clear Hairpiece Tape Set Shop Joes Sticky Stuff Sherlock Hones Magical Invisible Ink Pen Set with UV Dark Light on Keychain, 3-Pack BOOKS: The Prop Building Guidebook: For Theatre, Film, and TV 1st Edition(Pre-order the 2nd Edition) SOFTWARE: Sync on Set Hosted by Director Jim Harmon, Copy That! is a podcast featuring stories about filmmaking as told by the people that actually make them. Please subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher or Spotify, thanks!  

In this episode we discuss Doug and Paul's love of indie filmmaking, surviving in the indie lifestyle and some of our favorite movies that keep us motivated. Here's the stuff we talked about that you can buy and support the show: BOOKS Save The Cat! The Last Book on Screenwriting You'll Ever Need The Search for Sam Goldwyn: a Biography Altman on Altman Hitchcock (Revised Edition) MOVIES It's A Wonderful Life [Blu-ray] Jaws (Blu-ray + DIGITAL HD with UltraViolet) The Fountain [Blu-ray] Amadeus: Director's Cut [Blu-ray] Fight Club (10th Anniversary Edition) [Blu-ray] Brazil (Criterion Collection) [Blu-ray] Hosted by Director Jim Harmon, Copy That! is a podcast featuring stories about filmmaking as told by the people that actually make them. Please subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher or Spotify, thanks!

In this episode we discuss Daniel's education, some of his favorite Steadicam moves and his advice for up and coming operators. Email Daniel at: danielcfritz@hotmail.com Find his reel on Vimeo at: https://vimeo.com/132645990 Hosted by Director Jim Harmon, Copy That! is a podcast featuring stories about filmmaking as told by the people that actually make them. Please subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher or Spotify, thanks!