The podcast discusses the different processes of documentary and feature filmmaking and the middle ground between the two. The guest speaker also shares their experience of learning more about filmmaking whilst editing documentaries than they did from editing features.
James Cameron talks about his work ethic, upcoming projects and the timeline for his Avatar sequels.
Actor Brendan Fraser reflects on the changes he's seen in the film industry from an analog to a digital world, and emphasizes the importance of storytelling as a way to stand out in a constantly evolving field.
"Jim Conna Files" is a documentary series about making Jim Conna videos and racing. Unlike other documentaries, this series showcases the end result of the two-year-long process, which is the creation of the Jim Conna videos.
This podcast episode features a discussion on traditional filmmaking techniques and how new technology can be incorporated into them, as well as a mention of the movie "Escape from New York" and the speaker's involvement in it as a co-supervisor of visual effects.
Fred and Jason talk about making a dry documentary with slow pans and minimal scoring while also discussing their love for documentaries in general. They do not have a favorite documentary but they express much respect for the genre.