SBP Podcast Mobile Filmmaking
Latest Episodes
Fade In To Film: Music and Storytelling for Film
Film Composer Jason Rivera is with us this week to discuss how music helps you tell your story through film in our bi-weekly show Fade In To Film hosted by Susy Botello with Joey Min.
Performing Your Story with Mark Hadlow
Mark Hadlow is best known for his performance as Dori in Peter Jacksons The Hobbit in New Zealand. He was a judge for IMFF San Diegos 2024 Feature Film Competition.
Fade In To Film: Quality and Subjectivity of Smartphone Filmmaking
We discuss the process of mobile filmmaking and how making more films affects quality, even if it is subjective.
iPhone Adventure Filming with Michael Harlow
Michael Harlow embarks on a world record breaking 57 Adventures in a nonstop 57-hour marathon in San Diego, and he and his team are filming the documentary with an iPhone.
Fade In To Film: Impostor Syndrome and Then Some
A deep and insightful discussion about impostor syndrome is at the center of our discussion about filmmaking and art creation.
The Language of Film with Dhwani Shah
Dhwani Shah brings introspection to the language of film from the perspective of a successful writer, director and editor in the industry.
For the Love of Content Creators with Susy Botello
How did we go from digital media as a format to content creator? Why did social media go from a friends and family hangout space to a content feed?
Android Smartphone Cameras and Tech with Ant Pruitt
Ant Pruitt is back on the show and we talk podcasting, smartphone filmmaking and tech, Blackmagic camera app for Android, and more fun topics.
Fade In To Film: A New Season Plus Bring Your Movie Posters to Life
One full year of Fade In To Film. We bring a new season. Bring your movie posters to life, and a special video challenge for our listeners!
The Great Smartphone Film Opportunity In Your Pocket with Jack Lugar
Meet Jack Lugar, hes worked as a writer and producer for TV in L.A. and teaches cinema and media arts at a university, but hell inspire you to reach into your pocket for your next film production.