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Broadcast Behind the Screens

Broadcast Behind the Screens

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Broadcast Behind the Screens gives you the ins and outs of the television industry, taking a look behind the glitz and glam. Each week, hosts Alice Redman and Heather Fallon bring you exclusive industry insights and interviews from the sector, from on-screen talent to commissioners and even those currently making the cups of tea. Join the duo weekly for insights into television news, the latest greenlights and more from behind the screens.
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TV SHOWCASE

Del Pullen | Studio Killmotor

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A showcase for the best takes on television with your host Del Pullen. TVSC includes: Pilot Pass First Impressions That's All Folks Redux & Redos Crossover Chaos Screen Sized Behind the Broadcast TV v. TV
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VP Land

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VP Land offers a glimpse into the future of media creation. Our podcast features interviews and conversations with filmmakers and innovators at the cutting edge of filmmaking and broadcast technology. From virtual production to generative AI and beyond, learn behind-the-scenes insights and stay ahead of the latest news and trends in content creation. Get the free VP Land newsletter in your inbox: https://ntm.link/l45xWQ
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NBC’s Community revolutionized broadcast television with its wit, heart, and uninhibited ambition. But behind the scenes, the trials and tribulations Community endured to get and stay on the air were just as thrilling as what made it onto the screen. With the assistance of hundreds of contemporaneous articles and interviews, join Alex Wong (The Wong Takes) on a spoiler-free journey through a decade of love, loss, and triumph—in other words, The Story of Community. Full series available now.
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Media & Monuments

Women in Film and Video (DC)

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The biweekly podcast "Media & Monuments" features conversations with industry professionals speaking on a wide range of topics of interest to screen-based media makers. The series is a great resource for creators and collaborators who want to learn more about filmmaking, production, and all that goes into bringing projects to life. Our show is a great place to learn, find inspiration, discover communities of support, and celebrate our shared passion for film, television, video and visual sto ...
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Bob McCullough & Suzanne Herrera McCullough, creators of www.WhereHollywoodHides.com, host this one-of-a-kind intimate behind-the-scenes podcast conversation about the best years Classic TV, movies and music. They have plenty to tell you about how they broke into Hollywood and have survived in the most exciting and challenging business in the world! Bob & Suzanne are showbiz industry veterans with more than 200 primetime television and film credits who openly share their stories from inside ...
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In this episode, host Sandra Abrams chats with WIFV’s 2024 Women of Vision honoree E. Samantha Cheng about her long resume in the media world. She is a writer, director, and producer that has worked in New York City and London before making the DMV home. Her passion and support of the Asian American community has formed the foundation of her work w…
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Jim Rider shares his VFX journey from shooting miniatures to virtual production, offering insights into the evolution of visual effects in filmmaking. Discover the cutting-edge VP setup at Pier59 Studios and learn about the challenges and opportunities in modern filmmaking. 📧 GET THE VP LAND NEWSLETTER Subscribe for free for the latest news and BTS…
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In this special double-host, double-guest episode, hosts Tara Jabbari and Candice Bloch sit down with Caitlin Durante and Jamie Loftus, the co-hosts of the popular podcast, The Bechdel Cast. The quartet of podcasters discuss The Bechdel Cast, a weekly podcast from iHeartRadio, that dives into the representation of women and other underrepresented g…
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Season 6 Episode 22: Can education change the way we see animals? Join us for a thought-provoking conversation with Ankita Shanker, a leading social entrepreneur and legal researcher in public international law, animal law, and legal philosophy. We explore the complexities of animal law, diving deep into the legal status of animals and the pressing…
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Season 6 Episode 21: Ever wondered how childhood moments can ignite a lifelong passion for animal advocacy? Listen to Leah Garcés recount her journey from watching wild ducks in her Florida backyard to leading Mercy for Animals as CEO and president. Leah's fascinating shift from studying to be a veterinarain to tackling social justice and environme…
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In this episode, we dive into the world of virtual production with Meredith Brace Sloss and Jess Marley from Halon Entertainment. They share insights from their work on The Mandalorian, Pinocchio, and other groundbreaking projects 📧 GET THE VP LAND NEWSLETTER Subscribe for free for the latest news and BTS insights on video creation 2-3x a week: htt…
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Lady Whistledown has news: Dearest Gentle Listener - Bridgerton is back! The Regency period romantic drama from Shonda Rhimes dropped on May 16 on Netflix. In this episode, host Sandra Abrams chats with many members of the talented production team to learn how Season 3 came together. Sandra discusses the music with Oscar-winner Kris Bowers, the war…
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The 1960s was a decade of significant cultural, social, technological, and political change, characterized by movements that challenged norms and reshaped societies worldwide with vast geopolitical tensions. So we went with a show featuring a comedian tripping over furniture in The Dick Van Dyke Show (1961) and another featuring a post-nuclear wast…
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GUEST: Alex Gaskin from the "Double Double Feature Feature" podcast. Pilot Pass hops the pond from the good old US of A over to Europe for the sharp-tongued, but not always quick-witted young ladies from Derry Girls (2018) set in Ireland during The Troubles of the late 1990s. Contact TV SHOWCASE ©2024 Studio Killmotor. All rights reserved. Patreon:…
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Professional stuntwoman, motion capture performer, and champion martial artist, Thekla Hutyrova sits down with host Candice Bloch for a fun conversation all about bringing action to our screens - on film, television, and in video games. Thekla has worked on films such as Alita: Battle Angel, Logan, and Deadpool 2, shows such as Agents of S.H.I.E.L.…
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Pull up a stool, grab your favorite beverage, and Del Pullen and James Parker us as they delve into the comedic worlds of two iconic television shows that capture the essence of camaraderie, humor, and the pursuit of one's dreams against the backdrop of unconventional settings: Cheers (1982) & Eastbound and Down (2009). So, whether you're a Mayday …
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In the heart of the city, where crime never sleeps and laughter is the best weapon, two titans of zany law enforcement are brought together in a whirlwind of comedic chaos. With their razor-sharp wit and unorthodox methods, Detective Frank Drebin of Police Squad (1982) and Angie Tribeca (2016) tackle everything from petty theft to international esp…
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A dysfunctional, yet lovably outrageous, family living in suburban Chicago. Al Bundy, the perpetually disgruntled shoe salesman, is married to his equally feisty and sarcastic wife, Peggy. Their teenage daughter Kelly is a stereotypical dumb blonde, while their son Bud is a scheming adolescent with dreams of grandeur. Contact TV SHOWCASE ©2024 Stud…
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Through their comedic escapades both The Jetsons (1964) and Futurama (1999) satirical commentary, both shows explore themes of family, technology, and the absurdities of future society. Whether it's the utopian optimism of The Jetsons or the irreverent wit of Futurama, these animated classics continue into the future! Originally aired on March 28, …
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The scene opens with a cozy living room. A 1938 radio/TV thingamabob sits on a coffee table, playing cute videos and/or broadcast audio clips of puppies and kittens. Then... Orson Wells's deep bass voice penetrates the living room. Prepare for... The Invaders (1967) & 3 Body Problem (2024) Originally aired on March 21, 2024. Music: "Sport Rock" by …
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Del and Matt salivate over Guy Fieri's Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives (2016) a greasy spoon showcase of the best lesser-known restaurants America has to offer. Triple D features small eateries, mom-and-pop diners, and low-key dives with outstanding food that is often overlooked by tourists. Contact TV SHOWCASE ©2024 Studio Killmotor. All rights reserv…
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Israeli director, Anna Somershaf sits down with host Sandra Abrams in this episode to talk about her award-winning feature documentary, Women of Valor. The film follows the odyssey of Esty Shushan, an orthodox mother and wife, as she seeks to change the law for Haredi women to be elected representatives to Israel's Knesset. Over a five year period,…
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The Flintstones (1967) and The Simpsons (1989) stand as two of the most iconic animated sitcoms in television history, each leaving an indelible mark on popular culture with their wit, charm, and enduring appeal. While set in different eras and with distinct animation styles, both shows share a knack for sharp humor, memorable characters, and insig…
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All in the Family (1971) and Family Guy (1999) are two iconic television shows that have left lasting impressions on audiences through their unique approaches to comedy and social commentary. While vastly different in style and tone, both series have become cultural touchstones, offering distinctive perspectives on family dynamics, societal issues,…
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Del Pullen & Matthew Pizana tackle Armando Iannucci's Americanized version of his hit BBC show The Thick of It with the now classic political juggernaut HBO's VEEP (2012) starring Julia Louis-Dreyfus as the foul-mouth, first woman vice-president of the United States, Selina Meyers. Contact TV SHOWCASE ©2024 Studio Killmotor. All rights reserved. Pa…
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This week's episode is a-boot two amazing actors and two amazing shows, all four of which are Canadian. That's right America's Hat (aka Mexico North) gave us both Second City TV / SCTV (1976) and Schitt's Creek (2015) both of which graciously decided to include the comedic talents of both Eugene Levy and Catherine O'Hara. Wise move, hosers. Origina…
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Del joins his long-lost pal James Parker and gives everyone the low-down on two detective classics in the Inverted Detective Story style, aka How Catch 'Em: Columbo (1971) & Poker Face (2021). Originally aired on February 22, 2024. Music: "Sport Rock" by AudioCoffee. Contact TV SHOWCASE ©2024 Studio Killmotor. All rights reserved. Patreon: https://…
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Del Pullen & Matthew Pizana discuss IFC's raunchy comedy Brockmire (2017). A modern classic created and portrayed by the multi-talented Hank Azaria as a washed-up former baseball announcer trying to break back into the business after a decade of crawling at rock bottom. Contact TV SHOWCASE ©2024 Studio Killmotor. All rights reserved. Patreon: https…
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Formerly Pilot Pass, your amazing (and handsome) host Del Pullen invites you into the world of TV Showcase, a more in-depth look at television both on the the screen and behind it. The journey of 1000 clicks of the remote begins here! Music: "Positive Kids" by AudioCoffee. Contact TV SHOWCASE ©2024 Studio Killmotor. All rights reserved. Patreon: ht…
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Up-and-coming television comedy writer, Julia Lindon sits down with host Candice Bloch in this episode to chat about her journey in writing. You’ll learn more about the dynamics of the writers’ room, hear stories about leveraging connections to get in the door, and get a glimpse into the process of honing her comedy chops and bringing stories to th…
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In this episode of VP Land, Aaron Gordon from Synapse VP and David Long from RIT dive into the current state and future of virtual production. Learn about the challenges of LED stage design, how they're teaching virtual production, and how emerging tech like AI will impact filmmaking. RIT | Certified Get Certified in Virtual Production http://ntm.l…
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In this episode of VP Land, we dive into the world of sci-fi and indie production with Steve Dabal, co-founder of the production house The Family. Steve shares his experience working on the indie sci-fi rom-com, Molli and Max in the Future, and how the filmmakers overcame budget constraints with creative solutions. 📧 GET THE VP LAND NEWSLETTER Subs…
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In this episode, Michael Schulman, author of "Oscar Wars: A History of Hollywood in Gold, Sweat, and Tears'' sits down with host Tara Jabbari for a conversation about notable Oscars moments and their larger significance. Michael shares how voting works for the Academy Awards, and the two discuss how the famous ceremony is a lens into how Hollywood …
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In this episode of VP Land, we dive into the ZEISS CinCraft Scenario with Nick Hayes and Tanner Grimshaw, a powerful camera tracking system for virtual production. 📧 GET THE VP LAND NEWSLETTER Subscribe for free for the latest news and BTS insights on video creation 2-3x a week: https://ntm.link/vp_land 📺 MORE VP LAND EPISODES How GhostFrame is Cre…
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In this episode - our first with a video companion - join all three of our hosts on a journey through the dynamic world of American reality TV. We explore its origins, cultural impact, and evolving genres. From the groundbreaking series "The Real World'' to the global phenomenon of "Keeping Up with the Kardashians," we unpack how these shows reflec…
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In this episode, we dive deep into the making of Project Chimera with Snehal Patel, a music video project that blends classical Indian dance with high-tech filmmaking. We dive into: ‣ Working backward to figure out when virtual production is the right approach...and when it isn't ‣ Snehal's approach to integrating AI in storyboarding and 3D element…
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People with disabilities have been historically underrepresented in the entertainment industry. In this episode, host Sandra Abrams chats with U.K.- based actress, writer, and disability advocate, Melissa Johns. Johns explains how she landed the role as the brainy Miss Scott in the British detective series, Grantchester, where her disability (born …
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You’ve only got one chance to get it right when the broadcast is live. In this episode, host Candice Bloch talks with Remote Operations Manager, Pam Chvotkin all about the fast-paced and intense world of live event coverage. Pam has years of broadcast production experience ranging from professional sports, to concerts, competitions, awards shows, a…
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Thumbs up, thumbs down? Five stars (or are four stars the highest number?)! In this episode, host Tara Jabbari speaks with film critics to discuss how viewing films has changed over the last few years. When is it worth going to the movie theater? Where should we look to know what’s worth seeing? What’s the difference between Rotten Tomatoes versus …
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Making a career pivot after 15 years in one job takes guts and some financial planning. Then add to the mix several disabilities and it sounds impossible. In this episode, host Sandra Abrams talks to filmmaker, advocate, and podcaster, Ariel Baska. Ariel shares how she made the leap to a new film career in a niche genre: Queer Horror, and founded t…
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James Knight, AMD's Global Director of Media and Entertainment, shares some behind-the-scenes insight into his vast history of working on some of the biggest films in Hollywood, from the original Avatar to Gareth Edwards' The Creator to Pixar's Elemental. We also dive into: ‣ How AMD works with filmmakers and studios to push filmmaking technology f…
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In this episode, host Candice Bloch talks with the creative team behind the hit indie TV show, ‘Sexpectations.’ Writer Jenna St. John and Director Kevin Good shed light on how they took the series from story concept through production, post-production, and eventually out to audiences on major streaming platforms. They talk about their multi-year jo…
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Abby Greensfelder has an instinct for developing not only iconic cable shows such as, “Say Yes to the Dress,” but also documentaries featuring icons Megan Rapinoe and Alicia Keys. In this episode, host Sandra Abrams chats with the indie filmmaker and native Washingtonian, ahead of the World Premiere of UNCHARTED at the Tribeca Film Festival in June…
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Originally released Oct 1, 2023 The choice of who is cast in a role can make or break a performance. In this episode, host Candice Bloch talks with casting director Anne Chapman all about the art and business of casting a project. Anne draws on her decades of professional experience casting projects of all sizes and styles as they discuss the metho…
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In this wide-ranging conversation with Michael Cioni, CEO of Strada, we talk about the future of media workflows, how AI will help us work faster, and why he decided to build his company in public. 📧 GET THE VP LAND NEWSLETTER Subscribe for free for the latest news and BTS insights on video creation 2-3x a week: https://ntm.link/vp_land Connect wit…
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Originally released on Oct. 8, 2023 What is the difference between a cinematographer, camera operator, and director of photography? Has there been more gender diversity behind the scenes? What is the difference between filming on digital versus film? These questions and more are covered in this episode as host Tara Jabbari speaks with the award-win…
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Investigative YouTuber Coffeezilla breaks down his 10 million dollar studio, revealing for the first time the tips and tricks behind the virtual production studio he built for the Coffeezilla Cinematic Universe. 📧 GET THE VP LAND NEWSLETTER Subscribe for free for the latest news and BTS insights on video creation 2-3x a week: https://ntm.link/vp_la…
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Originally released Nov. 12, 2023 Screen-based media by its very nature, relies on visuals. And as stories unfold on set, the art department is key in not only building those sets, but making them look the part for the world being created. In this episode, host Candice Bloch sits down with Betsy Zuck, an experienced Production Designer, Set Decorat…
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Season 6 Episode 20: From navigating the tides of a naval family upbringing to the serene corridors of Kalakshetra, the remarkable Ms. Amala Akkineni joins me, Curious Vedanth, for an intimate recounting of her evolution from a dancer to a silver screen sensation and a beacon of animal welfare. Her story is a tapestry of vivid experiences, where ev…
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Originally released on Sept. 14, 2023 Love the movie? Read the book before it’s banned! In this episode, host Sandra Abrams chats with Kristen Lopez, author of "But Have You Read the Book? 52 Literary Gems That Inspired Our Favorite Films” in association with Turner Classic Movies. Kristen knows her topic as creator of the Ticklish Business podcast…
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In this episode, we talk with Imaginario AI co-founder and CEO Jose Puga on how AI is going to help us search, transform, and create videos faster and cheaper. We cover: ‣ How Imaginario uses AI to search through videos based on context instead of tags and keywords ‣ The importance of content repurposing and customization ‣ What roles need to level…
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Originally released May 14, 2023 In this episode, host Tara Jabbari sits down with actor Shimmy Isaacs on location in Cape Town, South Africa to talk about her Netflix hit crime thriller, Unseen. They discuss the show, Shimmy's acting journey in drama and comedy, her writing process, her time in the USA, and how the arts is a universal language. Yo…
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Originally released on Dec. 18, 2022. Season two wraps up with this Holiday Special, where all three hosts – Candice Bloch, Sandra Abrams, and Tara Jabbari – discuss the mega genre of Christmas and holiday movies. The trio share fun facts, their personal opinions, and go over the results of Media & Monuments’ own holiday survey, which centered on m…
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Season 6 Episode 19: Uncover the wizardry behind the curtain of artificial intelligence as I, Curious Vedanth, engage with the remarkable Chat GPT from OpenAI in a conversation that promises to leave you enlightened. We're peeling back the layers of this rapidly advancing field, exposing the engine of data processing and learning that's redefining …
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In this episode, we talk with Raymond Mosco (VIVE Mars) and Rene Amador (ARwall) about these 2 tools we discovered that make virtual production intuitive, affordable, and accessible. 📧 Be sure to subscribe to the free VP Land newsletter to get the latest news and BTS insights 2-3x a week: https://ntm.link/vp_land Connect with Raymond Mosco @ VIVE M…
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