Interviews with filmmakers, cinematographers, and all types of film workers, focusing on what it takes to make a movie or TV show.
How I Shoot
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Interviews with filmmakers, cinematographers, and all types of film workers, focusing on what it takes to make a movie or TV show.
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2/25/2026
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July 5, 2026
HOW I SHOOT 013: Producer/Writer/Director/DP/Editor Ballard C. Boyd teaches us how to shoot
<p>I saw Ballard C. Boyd’s hilarious short, NIGHT SESSION, well into its festival run at the Iron Mule Film Festival. </p><p>I won’t say anything about it for fear of spoiling the fun, so you should watch the Omeleto YouTube video link below! </p><p>It’s eleven minutes of hilarity.</p><p>Night Session: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6tBgnvqhSRII knew that I wanted to dig into Ballard’s approach to screen comedy, so we found some time to talk about the short, his decade working at The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, directing commercials, and getting his start making sketch comedy on YouTube.HOW I SHOOT is a series of conversations between Alan McIntyre and filmmakers, cinematographers, and other film workers.For more HOW I SHOOT episodes and essays: https://wtfstop.substack.com/About the host: Alan McIntyre is a cinematographer, teacher, and filmmaker based in New York City. Recent projects include MOTION (Bella Thorne, Tiffany Haddish, Terry Crews), A VIGILANTE (Olivia Wilde), and NECROPOLIS, which he recently shot in Greece. He directed the feature film STARGAZER and is currently making his first feature documentary, DINERMAN, with the FilmStack NonDē 50 project.</p>
July 2, 2026
HOW I SHOOT 012: Aaron Strand and Emily Marquet discuss their film WITHDRAWAL
<p>WITHDRAWAL is a love story with a side of codependence and drug addiction set in Athens, Georgia. </p><p>Director Aaron Strand and cinematographer Emily Marquet met with me to detail how the project came to fruition, explaining their multi-format shooting approach, and discussing the road show approach to the theatrical release.</p><p>The next screening date is July 9th at the Lumiere Music Hall in Los Angeles, with the director, DP, and cast in attendance.</p><p>You can find more screenings here: https://www.withdrawalfilm.com/</p><p>HOW I SHOOT is a series of conversations between Alan McIntyre and filmmakers, cinematographers, and other film workers.</p><p>For more HOW I SHOOT episodes and essays: https://wtfstop.substack.com/</p><p>About the host: Alan McIntyre is a cinematographer, teacher, and filmmaker based in New York City. Recent projects include MOTION (Bella Thorne, Tiffany Haddish, Terry Crews), A VIGILANTE (Olivia Wilde), and NECROPOLIS, which he recently shot in Greece. He directed the feature film STARGAZER and is currently making his first feature documentary, DINERMAN, with the FilmStack NonDē 50 project.</p>
June 15, 2026
HOW I SHOOT 011: Filmmaker/DP Cameron S. Mitchell
<p>Filmmaker Cameron S. Mitchell is currently touring film festivals with his Slamdance Award-Winning feature documentary, Disposable Humanity, which uncovers the hidden legacy of the Nazi program to use disabled people to train killing staff and design the concentration camp apparatus for the Holocaust.'DISPOSABLE HUMANITY' follows filmmaker Cameron Mitchell and his family, who have researched the Nazi Aktion T4 program since the 1990s. Through conversations with memorial directors, disabled individuals, and descendants of T4 victims, this powerful documentary uncovers the chilling truth: Aktion T4 was the training ground for the Nazis' mass killing program, leading directly to the Holocaust. Despite its profound historical significance, this chapter has been erased from public memory—until now.Learn more about the film: https://www.disposablehumanity.com/HOW I SHOOT is a series of conversations between Alan McIntyre and filmmakers, cinematographers, and other film workers.For more HOW I SHOOT episodes and essays: https://wtfstop.substack.com/About the host: Alan McIntyre is a cinematographer, teacher, and filmmaker based in New York City. Recent projects include MOTION (Bella Thorne, Tiffany Haddish, Terry Crews), A VIGILANTE (Olivia Wilde), and NECROPOLIS, which he recently shot in Greece. He directed the feature film STARGAZER and is currently making his first feature documentary, DINERMAN, with the FilmStack NonDē 50 project.</p>
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