Film Reverie Indie Film Podcast

In this episode we talk with our long time friend and collaborator Chris Bremer about documentary film editing and the making of documentaries in general. Listen in and find out what he has to say about the creative process and staying true to your vision and project over the long, slow process of independent filmmaking.

In this episode of the podcast we talk with talented actress, singer, and acting coach Erin Cronican, who had a lot to say about the business side of being an actor. We had a nice talk with her and she is full of experience and insight. We really enjoyed our chat with her and we hope you do too.

Just Michael and Brad in the episode. We talk about why we love making movies and why we feel compelled to be creative and fight through all the nonsense to keep making movies. We also talk about Kevin Smith’s recent appearance on The Nerdist podcast where he gives a pretty compelling speech about clearing out all the noise and just doing that thing that makes you happy.

On this episode of the Film Reverie Podcast we had on filmmaker Jeff Richards (who we’ve dubbed lovingly as “The Snarky Canadian”) where he shared his unique and experience and perspectives on indie filmmaking and what it means to be successful in the business. We also got a chance to talk in depth about his most recent film Tesla vs. Cthulu.

In this episode we were joined by our long-time friend and advisor KOOGE of TheKOOGEShow.com to discuss personal empowerment messages that are found in some of our favorite movies. At 90 minutes, the episode runs a little longer than we would generally have, but the information and talk is good and informative.

In this episode we had a nice interview with Orlando, FL based film, TV, and voice actor Daniel Wachs, who had a lot to say about longevity and breaking into the business of film and TV acting, as well as some really good thoughts on life in general.

Our first episode with our first guest and friend Rob Gokee who writes music for indie films, television and webseries. This Los Angeles-based composer is known for his varying style & flexibility, studied Music Theory & Composition at the University of New Mexico, and then spent six months under the tutelage of world renowned composer Christopher Young (Spider-Man 3, The Grudge, Ghost Rider). Rob has scored 12 feature films, over 100 short films, and three dozen different TV series & pilots, including the National Geographic show “Known Universe,” SyFy’s “Fact Or Faked,” PBS’ “Roadtrip Nation,” Speed Channel’s “Car Science,” and TruTV’s “Police POV.” Rob has also scored commercials for Sony two years in a row, promoting their surround sound products.