Welcome to the Film Flock Podcast! (Recently the Blackbird Film Podcast) A podcast to inform, educate, and inspire amateur and professional media creators by highlighting those already in the media field, with an emphasis on film.
Film Flock Podcast
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Welcome to the Film Flock Podcast! (Recently the Blackbird Film Podcast) A podcast to inform, educate, and inspire amateur and professional media creators by highlighting those already in the media field, with an emphasis on film.
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9/30/2020
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Recent Episodes
June 2, 2021
Episode 21: Dark Paths and Many Hats
<p><strong>In this episode, we are chatting with quite the modern-day Renaissance Man. The abbreviated list of titles for him includes Actor, Writer, Director, Editor, Cinematographer, and Author. His most recent work includes "Anya" a film about a failed Russian spy attempting to redeem herself before the end of her life. As well as a film currently in post-production called THREE NINETY-FIVE, a sci-fi short film shot with the help of a single crewperson along a world-famous California highway. He is also a writer and the Senior Story Editor for the new podcast My Dark Path, which tells strange but true stories from history, science, and the unknown.</strong></p><p><br></p><p>t6qnOUhoxWfY1cWLWQbF</p>
May 26, 2021
Episode 20: Chris Caso Is Returning To The Nest
<p><strong>In this episode of Returning to the Flock, we sat down with festival alum Chris Caso, who has been with the festival since 2018. We talk to him about his work as a freelance Videographer in the Greater New York City Area and how his job as Producer and Social Media Manager for Oops The Podcast is going during the pandemic.</strong></p>
May 19, 2021
Episode 19: Blimey, That's A Sweet Hatchback!
<p><strong>In this episode, we chatted with director/writer/ producer Riley Sugars. An aspiring young filmmaker from Melbourne, Australia with extensive knowledge about film, TV, and entertainment. His most recent work includes the festival award-winning short "Rabbits." A film set in late 1960's Australia, about a man and his father's constant overbearing parenting diverting both of their futures.</strong></p>
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