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Director/Cinematographer Jimmy Matlosz Has Worked Almost Every Job On Set.

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Director Cinematographer Jimmy Matlosz is a filmmaker, a storyteller, and a cinematographer who directs great spots, making him a bit of a swiss army filmmaker, if you will.  He’s shot stop motion, high speed and IMAX, as well as working in almost every department on set. 

Check out his stuff, especially the LeBron spot for Nike. I love Jimmy’s visual aesthetics and clean look, and the performances are authentic.

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Jordan

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This episode runs about 90 minutes.

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Rise Of The Freelance Commercial Director With Filmmaker Todd Heyman.

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Director Todd Heyman is quite prolific, staying busy and in demand despite remaining freelance versus signing with any one particular production shoppe. Todd began his career by developing marketing campaigns for top Hollywood studios. His first film as writer/director was a finalist at the  Tribeca Film Festival, and landed at HBO. From there… well hey just listen to our chat.

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Jordan

Check out this badass Nike spot Todd conceived and shot, we dissect it. 

NIKE | THE GETAWAY from Todd Heyman on Vimeo.

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This runs 109 minutes.
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How Director Toby Wosskow’s BMW Spec Spot Landed Him An Ad During the NBA Finals.

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Director Toby Wosskow hit it out the park with his spec spot for BMW and shares his tedious plot that made it work. Not only did BMW run the spot on their site, but the agency hired him to shoot everything under the sun, including the Foot Locker’s “House of Hoops x Nike” for the NBA finals this year. 

Since our interview, Toby’s film “Sides of the Horn” was just picked up by Sir Richard Branson personally. The short is the first film to tell the story of South Africa’s poaching war from both sides of the fence. I predict this will make a great feature.

Enjoy Toby’s passion for filmmaking and his dedication to the craft. We expect big things from this talented director. Check out his work:

BMW – What Drives You? from Toby Wosskow on Vimeo.

House of Hoops x Nike – NBA All Star from Toby Wosskow on Vimeo.

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Jordan

This runs 67 minutes.
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Director Carolyn Chen Brings Production To The People.

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Director Carolyn Chen has shot hundreds of commercials, always delivering a strong emotional journey, supported by her stunning visuals. Ever-evolving, she’s stayed relevant in a business that loves the flavor of the week. When I discovered her new production company, Production For The People, I had to chat with her. Carolyn has brought her vision, style and experience to the brave new world of Branded Content.

We chat about working with editors, her start as a cinematographer, running a shoot via FaceTime and more. Check out one of her many stories for Tanqueray:

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Enjoy. I look forward to your feedback on iTunes, jordanbrady.com (which is where you are now). Or heck, just email me at RespectTheProcessPodcast today.

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Jordan

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