Filmmaker Mixer
Filmmaker Mixer
Filmmakers Jeff Stolhand and Andrew Lamping invite film industry professionals on every week to discuss their careers and advice. Follow and Subscribe to whatever platform you are listening to on for weekly episodes.
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Jul 10, 2026
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Hair, Heat, and the Yellowstone Legacy: Behind the Chair with Tim Muir 15.09.2025 24:34
As Yellowstone rides off into its final season and Landman and 1923 leave their mark, we’re going behind the scenes with the man who helped define the look of Taylor Sheridan’s TV universe—Tim Muir. A hairstylist-turned-Hair Department Head, Tim has worked alongside Sheridan for over 15 years, bringing unforgettable character looks to life in Wind River , Yellowstone , 1923 , and Landman . In this...
Framing Love & Tension: Ryan Thomas on “I Really Love My Husband” 11.09.2025 25:32
On this episode of Filmmaker Mixer , we sit down with cinematographer Ryan Thomas , the director of photography behind the new film I Really Love My Husband . Ryan takes us inside his process—crafting intimate visuals, balancing raw emotion with stylized frames, and using the camera to heighten both the tenderness and the tension of the story. We dive into his influences, collaboration with the di...
Designing the Heist: Toni Barton Rebuilds 1970 Atlanta 08.09.2025 34:08
On this episode of Filmmaker Mixer , we sit down with acclaimed production designer Toni Barton , whose latest project, Fight Night: The Million Dollar Heist , reimagines the gritty glamour of 1970s Atlanta. Barton walks us through the process of recreating a city that still lives in the memory of many locals—working against time, budget, and historical accuracy to bring over 30 sets to life acros...
Nicola Rose on Magnetosphere, Identity & Indie Magic 04.09.2025 26:16
What does it take to turn a deeply personal idea into a visually compelling indie film? In this episode, we sit down with filmmaker Nicola Rose —a writer and director whose unique path has taken her from stage to screen, blending whimsical visuals with authentic emotion. We explore her creative process, how she works with young casts, the art of visual storytelling, and what it really takes to bri...
No Plan B: The Untold Story of Pat McGee’s Musical Journey 01.09.2025 30:37
Step inside the world of Pat McGee, frontman of the Pat McGee Band. From selling CDs out of his car to sharing the stage with legends like The Who and James Taylor, Pat opens up about the inspiration behind his music, the grind of life on the road, and the heartfelt story behind his song Come Back Home. Hear how he balances family with a 25-year music career—and what still drives him to create aft...
Nerds That Geek: Entertainment Journalism Unplugged 28.08.2025 22:43
In this episode, we sit down with John Edward Betancourt, the award-winning screenwriter and Editor-in-Chief of Nerds That Geek. John shares his journey from crafting screenplays to leading a pop culture platform that celebrates fandoms across the spectrum. We delve into his insights on the evolution of geek culture, and his passion for storytelling. Whether you're a seasoned filmmaker or new...
What We Hide: Producing Dark Secrets with Joseph Restaino 25.08.2025 23:23
In this episode, we sit down with producer Joseph Restaino to talk about What We Hide , a gripping new film that dives into the lives of two sisters who make an unthinkable choice after their mother’s fatal overdose. Fearing the foster system will separate them, they hide the body—but their lie threatens to unravel, forcing them to confront how far they’ll go to protect one another. Joseph shares...
Designing Danger: Olga Devuyst on Crafting the Visual World of F Mary Kill 21.08.2025 21:59
In this episode, we delve into the intricate world of production design with Olga Devuyst, the creative force behind the visual storytelling of F Mary Kill . Olga shares her journey in shaping the film's unique aesthetic, blending elements of satire, suspense, and modern dating culture. Discover how she collaborated with director Laura Murphy to create a setting that mirrors the film's the...
Spiders, Trolls & Tooth Fairies: Writing Fantasy with Richard Dane Scott 18.08.2025 27:25
What happens when a rebellious tooth fairy teams up with a cuddly troll and a brilliant goblin scientist? You get A Tooth Fairy Tale — an imaginative adventure where unlikely heroes must save their magical worlds from menacing spiders. We sit down with co-writer Richard Dane Scott to talk about crafting this whimsical story, building a fantasy universe that balances humor and heart, and why magica...
Scoring Middle-Earth: Behind the Music of The War of the Rohirrim with Stephen Gallagher & Mark Willsher 14.08.2025 23:47
Journey into the heart of Middle-earth's music with composer Stephen Gallagher and Grammy-winning score mixer Mark Willsher. In this episode, we explore their collaboration on the 2024 anime film The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim . Discover how they created powerful new compositions, the challenges of blending traditional and modern instruments, and the process of bringing the world o...
Stephen Portland on Universal: Junk DNA, Hidden Codes, and One Night That Changes Everything 10.08.2025 23:27
What if a discovery hidden within our DNA could change everything we thought we knew about ourselves? On this episode of Filmmaker Mixer , we sit down with writer-director Stephen Portland to discuss his mind-bending new film Universal —a sci-fi thriller grounded in very real genetic science. The film follows Leo and Naomi, a British academic couple spending a romantic weekend in a remote cabin. B...
Mark Levinson on The Universe in a Grain of Sand: Art, Science, and the Search for Meaning 09.08.2025 25:24
In this episode of the Filmmaker Mixer Podcast , we’re honored to be joined by award-winning filmmaker and physicist Mark Levinson ( Particle Fever , The Bit Player ) to discuss his latest film, The Universe in a Grain of Sand . A cinematic meditation on how we perceive and interpret the world, the film explores the interplay between science and art—from quantum computing to avant-garde cinema. Le...
From Big Brother to Big Mother: A Conversation with Evan Matthews 06.08.2025 26:54
Join us as we sit down with director Evan Matthews to explore the making of his provocative new feature, Motherland . Set in a chilling dystopian world where the state raises children and personal choice is forbidden, Motherland asks: what does it truly mean to be a parent? Evan shares his journey—from daring sci-fi shorts to guiding powerful performances, navigating indie challenges, and collabor...
Resolution: A Cinephonic Rhapsody for the Soul 04.08.2025 27:05
In this episode of the Filmmaker Mixer Podcast , we sit down with directors Ryan Hartsell and Scott Berman to discuss their visionary project, Resolution: A Cinephonic Rhapsody for the Soul , a cinematic journey that fuses music and storytelling in collaboration with The Polyphonic Spree. Set to the band’s album Salvage Enterprise , the film is a sensory and emotional experience that explores them...
Animating Desert Dreams - Making of Sunburnt Unicorn 01.08.2025 16:25
On this episode of the Filmmaker Mixer Podcast , we're joined by Nick Johnson the director of Sunburnt Unicorn , a visually arresting coming-of-age fantasy set in a surreal, unforgiving desert. The story follows an injured teenager who, in order to survive and save his father from the clutches of the mysterious Cactus King, assumes the persona of a mythical unicorn. Blending symbolism, magical...
How Editors Shape the Story - Wax Taber on PBS’s The Class 28.07.2025 25:42
In this episode of Filmmaker Mixer , we sit down with award-winning editor Wax Taber , the creative force behind PBS's The Class , which premiered at SXSW EDU. Wax edited four of the six episodes and served as the finishing editor for the entire docuseries. The Class follows six high school seniors from Deer Valley High School in Antioch, California, as they navigate the college application pr...
Flipping the Crime Genre Script - Suzanne Weinert 21.07.2025 23:45
In this episode of Filmmaker Mixer , we sit down with screenwriter and producer Suzanne Weinert , the creative force behind the gripping new crime drama The 8th Day , starring Darren Mann (from Taylor Sheridan’s 1923 ) and Phoebe Tonkin ( The Originals , Babylon ). The film is now available in select theaters and on VOD . Set in a gritty small Texas town, The 8th Day tells the intertwined story of...
How to Build Tension in Silence: George Ellzey Jr. on the Quiet Power of Family Drama 14.07.2025 25:53
In this episode of the Filmmaker Mixer, we sit down with director George Ellzey Jr. to discuss his poignant new drama Cottage Grove . George shares how the film navigates themes of identity, perception, and emotional vulnerability within a deceptively simple setup. We talk about his creative influences, how the film was shaped in the edit, and what it's like bringing subtle, character-driven stori...
Inside the Madness: Mickey O’Sullivan on Room Six and the Art of Psychological Horror 10.07.2025 27:01
In this episode of Filmmaker Mixer , we sit down with actor Mickey O’Sullivan to talk about his latest film, Room Six —a chilling psychological thriller that unfolds in a remote motel, where secrets, paranoia, and family tensions run deep. Known for his intense performances in Chicago P.D. and The Chi , Mickey dives into the making of Room Six , how he approached the complex character of "Red," an...
From Zoe Saldana to Yellowjackets: Directing Secrets from Pete Chatmon 07.07.2025 26:09
Award-winning director Pete Chatmon joins the Filmmaker Mixer to talk about building a career behind the camera with style, vision, and purpose. Known for his work on hit series like The Flight Attendant , Insecure , Silicon Valley and Yellowjackets , Pete has directed over 65 episodes of television across comedy and drama. He shares insights into balancing tone, elevating scripts, and finding lon...
How to Build Animated Worlds: Richard Overall on Editing Kensuke’s Kingdom & Gumball 30.06.2025 32:41
Award-winning editor Richard Overall joins Filmmaker Mixer to discuss his work on the BAFTA-nominated animated feature Kensuke’s Kingdom . Richard shares insights into shaping the film’s breathtaking 2D animation, collaborating with voice talents like Cillian Murphy and Sally Hawkins, and balancing adventure with heartfelt emotion. We also dive into his career in animation, from editing The Amazin...
Directing with Trust: How Kat Gueli and Catharine Daddario Co-Created The Tributaries 26.06.2025 26:49
In this episode of Filmmaker Mixer , we sit down with director and screenwriter Kat Gueli and actress Catharine Daddario to talk about their new film The Tributaries . The film traces the intersecting paths of characters navigating sorrow, memory, and the elusive hope of healing. Kat shares her vision behind the screenplay and how she approached the film’s layered narrative. Catharine gives insig...
How to Get Distribution: Zach Green & Devin O'Rourke on Bringing Their Indie Film to Audiences 25.06.2025 26:59
In this episode of Filmmaker Mixer , we sit down with Zach Green and Devin O'Rourke, the creative minds behind the indie sci-fi comedy Foil . They share their journey from conceptualizing the story to premiering at the Dances with Films Festival and securing distribution with Cranked Up Films. Discover the challenges and strategies involved in bringing an independent film to audiences, and gain in...
Uncovering T4: The Forgotten Catalyst of the Holocaust 16.06.2025 36:27
In this powerful episode of Filmmaker Mixer , we speak with Cameron S. Mitchell and David T. Mitchell , the filmmakers behind Disposable Humanity , which premiered at Slamdance . The film follows a family as they uncover the haunting legacy of the Nazi Aktion T4 program — a state-sanctioned campaign that murdered over 300,000 disabled people and laid the ideological groundwork for the Holocaust. W...
Crystal Clear: The Sound Behind The Madness 09.06.2025 23:58
In this episode of Filmmaker Mixer , we sit down with Crystal Grooms Mangano, the accomplished music supervisor behind the Netflix series The Madness . With a career that bridges the worlds of music and film, Crystal shares insights into what it takes to shape a show's emotional tone through music, the art of choosing the perfect song, and how she collaborates with directors, editors, and composer...
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