Director-Copywriter Relationship Explored w Creative Director Pat Pujolas.

Posted on March 22, 2018March 22, 2018 Posted in FilmTagged 3 South, ad agency, advertising, collaboration, comedy, Commercial Directing Bootcamp, Commercial Directing Voodoo, commercials, filmmaking, Jimmy Lagowski Saves the World, Pat PujolasLeave a comment

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Northlich Creative Director Pat Pujolas is a writer, be it novels,(Jimmy Lagowski Saves the World), jingles, witty commercial copy, or quirky sitcoms and animation. Pat has done it all and done it well. We talk about collaboration, specifically ours working on the Scooter the Neutered Cat spots for givethemten.org to save cat lives.

Pat’s confesses he went insane in a wintery cabin while writing a book, and it’s a barrel of laughs hearing him tell the story. Here’s a spot from my reel that Pat penned:

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Enjoy.

Jordan

This episode last a bit over an hour. Commercial Directing Bootcamp is April 21st and only a few spots are open so do not delay. Thanks. Click to purchase my book, “Commercial Directing Voodoo” on Amazon.

How I Run A Commercial Shoot Tech Scout.

Posted on January 26, 2017 Posted in FilmTagged comedy, commercial, Commercial Directing Bootcamp, filmmaking, Ford Super Duty, I Am Battle Comic', tech scoutLeave a comment

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I’m in deep prep for a huge shoot next week, so I thought I’d share how run my technical scouts with the film crew. All part of the Brady Method. Love to hear what you do. This is the spot I babble about.

Enjoy.

Jordan

This is an 11 minute episode.

Extended trailer is out for “I Am Battle Comic” is tearing up Facebook!

Commercial Directing Bootcamp is March 11, 2017 in Los Angeles is officially half full, so sign up now.

What Filmmakers Should Not Attend Commercial Directing Bootcamp.

Posted on November 7, 2016November 7, 2016 Posted in FilmTagged advertising, Black Friday, Chrsyler, comedy, Commercial Directing Bootcamp, Fiat hipster Santa, filmmaker, filmmaking, Jeep, PacifiKids, podcast, tv spotsLeave a comment

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My wildly successful Commercial Directing Bootcamp returns to Los Angeles next month, and not every filmmaker may be qualified. This is just me babbling for three minutes telling you why you should or should not enroll. If you think you have what it takes, do not wait and do sign up today, because we are almost full. Limit 20 filmmakers.

My spots starring Fiat’s Hipster Santa, flanked by his adorable elves, Jeep’s spot with the guy camping out, and those perky PacifiKids all aired during the World Series game 7, so I was delighted. I’ll post when they hit the web. Do I dissesct those shoot in Bootcamp? Did the Cubs win? Until then, here’s one of my many Jim Gaffigan spots from this summer that still gets played.

Thanks, and go ahead and please share with a mate that might benefit.

Jordan

True! Commercial Directing Bootcamp is already over half full. Los Angeles, December 3, 2016. Sign up people or suffer the rest of your career.

This episode is an hour.

Directing Chimps Vs. Babies With Comedy Director Jeff Gordon.

Posted on July 21, 2016August 16, 2016 Posted in FilmTagged ad agency, advertising, baby, chimp, collaboration, comedy, Commercial Directing Bootcamp Chicago, directing., Director, huggies, Jeff Gordon, music video, podcast, Producer, respect the process, trunk monkeyLeave a comment

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I’m honored to chat with Director Jeff Gordon, a versatile filmmaker, but one that can say he specializes in commercials with chimps and babies. In our conversation, he points out one “secret weapon” to his success with infants – his baby wrangler.

It was delightful to hear we’ve both worked with a particular chimp named Bella. She is wonderful to shoot with. All in all this is a such great episode. You listeners will certainly enjoy this one.

See more of Jeff Gordon‘s fun spots by clicking his name. Oh, We’re still taking Filmmakers for Commercial Directing Bootcamp Chicago. August 13th. This live event will sell out. Sign up today!

Thanks,

Jordan

This episode is over an hour and 15 minutes.
Sign up today for my Commercial Directing Bootcamp today. Limit 20.

Freelance Agency Producer By Day, Comedian By Night With Peter Ostella.

Posted on April 28, 2016April 28, 2016 Posted in Film, UncategorizedTagged ad agency, advertising, collaboration, comedy, conference call, creative, Creative director, directing., respect the process, stand-up comedyLeave a comment

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Peter Ostella explains the ins and outs of being an in-demand agency producer. From how he facilitates the creative teams he works with to managing the clients, he spells it out. Does he ever present new directorial talent? How does he deal with newbie clients that have never shot a spot before?

Additionally, we share our love of the stand-up comedy.

This episode is part one of a two-part great chat. Leave feedback and share with friends.

Thanks,

Jordan

Commercial Directing Bootcamp will next take place in August. Where? Dunno.
This episode is 65 minutes.
Please rate the show on iTunes and share with a filmmaking friend.

What The Executive Producer Does In Commercial Production With EP Mark Androw.

Posted on April 7, 2016April 8, 2016 Posted in Film, UncategorizedTagged Accomplice Media, ad agency, advertising, AICP, Chicago, cinematographer, collaboration, comedy, conference call, Creative director, directing., filmmaking, filmmaking podcast, Mark Androw, respect the process, Story, tax incentivesLeave a comment

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My guest is the charming Mark Androw, Executive Producer of STORY, a long-thriving production company he owns. Mark has dominated the spot business for many years, and he passionately explains just what an Executive Producer does. The EP, in tv commercial parlance, is the life-blood of the commercial production company. He/she develops the directorial roster, the business end of things and maintains the relationships with ad agencies, among many things.

Mark also loves living and shooting in Chicago, and explains why. Aspiring Production Assistants should know that the AICP has a free PA seminar April 30, 1026 in Chicago. Click here for more info. Or email Mark directly at mark@storyco.tv – crazy nice huh?

Commercial Directing Bootcamp is next Saturday in Manhattan and I am thrilled with the quality of filmmakers that are attending. Still room for you, if you’re special.

Thanks,

Jordan

This episode is under 90 minutes.
Please rate the show on iTunes and share with a filmmaking friend.

Still reading? Ok, again, Commercial Directing Bootcamp hits NYC on April 16th, 2016. I can’t think of a better way to spend a Saturday afternoon. Spots are being gobbled up. Limit 20 filmmakers.

What A Stunt Driver Does With Stunt Driver Donnie Bailey.

Posted on January 23, 2016 Posted in Film, UncategorizedTagged ad agency, advertising, Batman Returns, Buick, Captain America: Civil War, Cascada, cinematography, collaboration, comedy, commercials, crane operator, Edge Arm, Mad Max: Fury Road, Performance Filmworks, respect the process, Russian Arm, Stunt Driver, stunt vehiclesLeave a comment

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Donny Bailey has been the stunt driver on all your favorite action films, “Mad Max: Fury Road”, “The Dark Knight Rises”, and “Captain America: Civil War” …and I was privileged to shoot my Buick spots with him. In fact, it’s all the same to Donnie, for he approaches the work on a shot by shot basis. The consummate professional, Donnie stays calm under pressure and takes charge to execute the most intricate camera moves. Check out Performance Filmworks and their impressive work!

You’ll love his stories of a 26 foot crane used to shoot Mad Max. And I ask is the guitar playing freak really up there playing live on camera? How do you drive alongside Captain America? What happens when the DP and Director disagree in the car? Just a few of many great questions. Thank you Donnie!

Please share and enjoy. Not necessarily in that order.

thanks,

Jordan

I know you’ll find this talk entertaining and informative. Please rate the show on iTunes and share with a filmmaking friend.

How To Be A Successful Comedy Director With Comedy Director Ric Cantor.

Posted on January 7, 2016January 11, 2016 Posted in Film, UncategorizedTagged 1st Assistant Director, ad agency, collaboration, comedy, commercials, conference call, Creative director, DGA, directing., Directors Guild of America, Hungry Man, respect the process, Ric Cantor, Steven Seagal, UKLeave a comment

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Ric Cantor is a director and writer of commercials, television and film. We met on a lark at a Directors Guild Of America conference, and I loved his work and wit so I’m very happy he’s on the show. We discuss Steven Seagal, the contractual and creative differences between directing spots in England versus the United States, as well as common trends we’ve noticed. He also tells how he readies himself for a pitch. And we discuss Director’s Cut and how strategically they fit on your reel. Invaluable stuff people.

Check out Ric’s website, he’s always adding new work. We talk about this older shoot:

thanks,

Jordan

It’s a hefty 90 minute chat that I know you’ll find entertaining and informative. Please rate the show on iTunes and share with a filmmaking friend.

How To Direct Stop Motion Animation With Director Jed Hathaway.

Posted on December 10, 2015December 10, 2015 Posted in Film, UncategorizedTagged ad agency, animation, Animation producer, cinematography, comedy, commercials, conference call, creative, directing., filmmaking, funny, Honda, Jack in the box, Jed Hathaway, respect the process, Rick Sittig, Rosa Tran, Secret Weapon Marketing, stop-motionLeave a comment

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Director Jed Hathaway returns to the podcast with more wondrous stop motion filmmaking stories. I visit the set of his So Cal Honda shoot, where Jed and his producer Rosa Tran had over a half dozen miniature stages going at once. Jed leads an army of misfit animators, all specialists at the top of their game, to make holiday cheer. His work puts a fresh twist on a nostalgic style we all love. (Think the “Rudolph The Red Nosed-Reindeer” Christmas specials.) This chat is a very informative peek behind the stop motion curtain.

Check out his Honda work and from earlier this year, animated spots for Oreo S’mores that I adore.

Have you bought your new, swanky IOM iPhone case from IOM Cases? Thank you for sponsoring the show.

Two slots left for my next Commercial Directing Bootcamp will be in Dallas, Texas on Saturday, December 19th, 2015 – so sign up for Commercial Directing Bootcamp today! Read the reviews on this site. Pretty flattering. #blush.

thanks,

Jordan

This episode is an hour and change. Please rate the show on iTunes and share with a filmmaking friend.

Indie Rom-Com “This Isn’t Funny” Is Indeed Funny w Writer/Director/Star Paul Ashton.

Posted on December 4, 2015December 4, 2015 Posted in Film, UncategorizedTagged ad agency, advertising, cats, collaboration, comedy, Cooking show, Daniel Sheppard, directing., GMC, GMC animals, Host, independent film, indie film, Kittens, Lance Paulin, puppies, respect the process, romantic comedy, romcom, stand-up comedy, Superlounge, virgin america, Workout videosLeave a comment

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My guest filmmaker Paul Ashton is a triple threat: writer, director, actor and I love his new film “This Isn’t Funny.” Click now, buy it on iTunes and then listen to this great chat with Paul. He also stars in Superlounge comedy director Daniel Sheppard’s new series of spots for GMC. Paul and I chat about getting a film made and distributed, our shared love of stand-up comedy, and how to take charge of one’s career.

Enjoy a few Mr. Sheppard’s spots, starring Paul as spokesman, seen here without his native Aussie accent.

Have you bought your new, swanky IOM iPhone case from IOM Cases? Thank you for sponsoring the show.

thanks,

Jordan

This episode is an hour and change. Please rate the show on iTunes and share with a filmmaking friend.

Comedy Filmmaker Brad Hasse Invents Texting Hat.

Posted on November 22, 2015November 22, 2015 Posted in Film, UncategorizedTagged advertising, Brad Hasse, collaboration, comedy, commercials, creative, Creative director, directing., filmmaker, filmmaking, filmmaking podcast, indie film, Listerine, passion project, respect the process, spoof, Texting HatLeave a comment

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Commercial Filmmaker Brad Hasse has seen his art become a reality. His short film, “Texting Hat” became so popular that people started asking him if they could order their own chapéu. And now they can. He’s also the only helmer I know that’s done spots for two different types of mouthwash. We chat about the importance of personal passion projects, finding your voice as a director and much more.

Enjoy “Texting Hat”.

Big shout out to the swanky iPhone case maker IOM Cases for sponsoring the show.

My next Commercial Directing Bootcamp will be in Dallas, Texas on Saturday, December 19th, 2015 – so sign up for Commercial Directing Bootcamp today! Read the reviews on this site. Pretty flattering. #blush.

thanks,

Jordan

This episode is 85 minutes, give or take, of our banter. Please like the show on iTunes.

An Actor’s Life For Jimm Giannini.

Posted on October 21, 2015 Posted in FilmTagged actor, ad agency, advertising, audition, collaboration, comedy, commercials, Fantastik, FICOR, filmmaking podcast, indie film, Jimm Giannini, respect the process, SAG, Screen Actors Guild, stand-up comedy, television, Tyler and Borelli, webseriesLeave a comment

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Continuing the “acting for commercials” theme, I talk with my pal Jimm Giannini for his take on the commercial biz. Jimm’s new web series, “Tyler and Borelli”, is the result of him adapting to new opportunities. Here’s an episode called “Janet” that’s charming, funny and endearing. You can tell these two actors are having fun and connecting. 3 minutes, watch it. Enjoy.

We chat about how actors should approach the auditions, (Do you need to wear a chef outfit for the chef role?) Why it’s important to be honest about yourself and he explains FICOR to me. All in all, a fun chat.

thanks,

Jordan

This episode is about 90 minutes, give or take, of our banter. Please like the show on iTunes.

How To Book National Commercials With Comedian/Actor Wayne Federman.

Posted on October 14, 2015October 15, 2015 Posted in Film, UncategorizedTagged A Special Thing Records, acting, comedy, Commercial Actor, commercials, Creative director, filmmaker, Geico, Henry Winkler, Judd Apatow, Kenny Rogers, parody, podcast, respect the process, stand-up comedy, television, The Chronicles Of Federman, wayne federman1 Comment

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Comedian/Actor/Writer Wayne Federman is my favorite comic, and he’s just put out his debut comedy album, The Chronicles of Federman. The box set of three CDs (also available digitally) spans his 30 plus years of unique, killer stand-up. Judd Apatow, who writes the liner notes, says “Epic, hilarious, inspired and whimsical.” And Mr. Apatow goes on and on. Oh, and I must reveal, Wayne is also my best pal.

Wayne has acted in dozens of national commercials, with a proportionate amount of them being oddly-costumed characters. Regardless, Wayne shares his secrets on how he approaches his auditions and gets booked time and time again. We also chat about how he constructed and edited “Chronicles” himself, so plenty of tech talk here.

Here’s Wayne and Kenny Rogers for Geico:

The Wayne Federman Commercial MegaMix:
Here’s a Toyota spot I directed Wayne in called “Charades“.

thanks,

Jordan

This episode is 80 minutes, give or take, of our banter. Please like the show on iTunes.

My Chat With The Incomparable Comedy Director Mike Bigelow.

Posted on October 9, 2015October 9, 2015 Posted in Film, UncategorizedTagged ad agency, advertising, cinematographer, collaboration, comedy, commercials, filmmaker, filmmaking podcast, fuck the process, Gartner, Mike Bigelow, Nartional Car Rental, Patrick Warburton, respect the process, spoofLeave a comment

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Commercial helmer Mike Bigelow started out as a motion animator and VFX technical director working on prestigious films like “The Abyss” and “Total Recall” before directing hundreds of commercials. We chat about our mutual love of doing as much in camera as possible, how comedy plays best in a wider shot, and we engage in a little tech talk. Mike is a gentleman and his sly humor makes for a great listen. Enjoy & share with a loved one.

Here’s one of Mike’s spots for National Car Renal that we discuss:
And here’s the Adidas “Streak” we discuss too:

thanks,

Jordan

This episode is 75 fun-filled minutes, give or take. Please like the show on iTunes.

MTV’s Too Cheap To Buy VMA Nominated Director Josh Forbes A Ticket.

Posted on October 4, 2015October 4, 2015 Posted in Film, UncategorizedTagged ad agency, advertising, beef jerky, cinematography, collaboration, comedy, Contracted: Phase II, creative, directing., Doug Lessenhop, filmmaking podcast, fuck the process, Horror, Horror movie, indie film, Josh Forbes, MTV, music video, Music Video Awards, Now Streaming Podcast, respect the process, Sasquatch, Shut Up And Dance, stand-up comedy, VMA, Walk The MoonLeave a comment

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Josh Forbes is a funny commercial director, whimsical music video director and helmer of the horror hit “Contracted: Phase II”. We chat about the differences among his many disciplines of filmmaking. He also tells the tale of being nominated for Best Rock Video Of The Year for “Shut Up And Dance” by Walk The Moon at this year’s MTV Video Music Awards. Yet oddly, the filmmaker was not invited to the VMA’s, and was forced to buy a ticket. Apparently, Viacom is strapped for cash.

Check out my favorite Josh Forbes music video for Big Data, the catchy “Dangerous”. It’s chalk full of comedians we love like Judah Friedlander, Fred Willard, Josh Fadem, John Ennis.

I’ll be in Dallas, Texas on Saturday, December 19th, 2015 conducting my popular Commercial Directing Bootcamp so sign up today!

This episode is 90 fun-filled minutes, give or take. Please like the show on iTunes.

thanks,

Jordan

The Origin Story Of Commercial Director Andrew Laurich.

Posted on September 2, 2015June 20, 2019 Posted in Film, UncategorizedTagged alaska, Alsaka, Andrew Laurich, Anonymous Content, Are 51, Area 51, cinematography, collaboration, comedy, commercials, conference call, ContagiousLA, creative, directing., documentary, filmmaker, filmmaking podcast, fuck the process, indie film, Producer, respect the process, Stacy Peralta, Superlounge, uber content, vault1 Comment

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What a treat to sit down and chat with Director Andrew Laurich. The man makes inventive music videos, killer commercials and his latest short film, “A Reasonable Request” has been ripping up the festival circuit. Discover how Andrew started in the vault making reels, then shot second unit with Stacy Peralta in Alaska, which then lead to a gig at the helm.

Here’s the short, but do not watch at work or with the kiddies. Kudos to my friend, comedian Hersh Rephun for knowing how well Andrew and I would hit it off.

My Commercial Directing Bootcamp is in less than two weeks. Sign up to learn my tricks. Just added Cinematographer Julian Whatley and Producer Tom Lowe as special guests. If you’ve heard them on the show, you know how awesome it shall be. And I rarely use the word awesome.

This episode is 77 minutes, give or take. Please like the show on iTunes.

thanks,

Jordan

How To Have A Blossoming Director-Cinematographer Relationship w DP Mateo Londono.

Posted on August 26, 2015September 2, 2015 Posted in Film, UncategorizedTagged ad agency, advertising, alaska, Andrew Laurich, anonymous, cinematographer, cinematography, collaboration, comedy, commercials, directing., director of photography, documentary, film, filmmaker, filmmaking, filmmaking podcast, fuck the process, indie film, Jake Brady, John Ennis, Mateo Londono, respect the process, Rob Cantor, Stacy Peralta, Stephen Ellis, uber contentLeave a comment

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For the last 10 years or so, Cinematographer Mateo Londono and I have made dozens of great spots together. Sometimes, we barely talk on set, and instead smile in agreement. After all, we’ve worked everything out ahead of time, so the shoot day is about executing that plan, and I am free to focus on performances while Mateo captures it.

We talk about how style is informed by the creative, of course. And as Mateo has a feature career, we discuss the differences between shooting movies and commercials. Basically, this is another fun chat between two old friends, and I promise you’ll enjoy it.

Do try Rufus Teague’s sauces for your meat. With BBQ season here, it’s time you step it up. Click and enter the discount code “Respect”.
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.

Thank you,

Jordan

This episode is a about 77 minutes. Do rate us on iTunes and “like” us on Facebook please.

Running The Shop w Steve Chavez, Chief Creative Officer Leo Burnett Detroit.

Posted on August 13, 2015August 13, 2015 Posted in FilmTagged 2014 Super Bowl Commercials, ad agency, advertising, art direction, CCO, Chief Creative Officer, cinematography, collaboration, comedy, conference call, creative, Creative director, directing., filmmaking podcast, fuck the process, Jarts, Keegan Michael Key, Leo Burnett, Leo Burnett Detroit, respect the process, Steve Chavez, Tippy The TurtleLeave a comment

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Steve Chavez, Chief Creative Officer Leo Burnett Detroit, believes that when you focus on the work, the awards and accolades will follow. Talk about respecting the process. We chat about tighter deadlines, fully developing the idea and what he looks for in hiring a director. Oh, and so much more. I’ve shot with Steve before and got to work with him and his team earlier this year for the United Way. I’ve posted the spots below for your pleasure, starring the super-funny Keegan Michael Key of “Key & Peele” fame.

Enjoy Steve Chavez. He’s a wonderful storyteller, an experienced advertising guru, and an all-round great guy.

Thanks,

Jordan

This episode is an hour and 50 minutes and you’ll still not want it to end. Do rate us on iTunes and “like” us on Facebook please. Email me at RespectTheProcessPodcast today. And I’m still accepting candidates for my Commercial Directing Bootcamp. You owe it to yourself.

Nat Geo Wild’s SharkFest Takes Big Bite Out Of SharkWeek w Sr. Producer James Introcaso.

Posted on July 7, 2015July 7, 2015 Posted in Film, UncategorizedTagged ad agency, advertising, Andy Baker, collaboration, comedy, commercials, creative, Creative director, directing., editing, filmmaking podcast, James Introcaso, Nat Geo, Nat Geo Wild, network promo, promo, respect the process, Rory Scovel, SharkFest, SharkWeekLeave a comment

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Senior Producer James Introcaso and I sat down immediately after a successful shoot of our Nat Geo WILD promo for SharkFest. Not SharkWeek, that is totally different. National Geographic Channel’s Sr. VP/Group Creative Director Andy Baker offers the companion piece to this episode over at Andy’s The Client Blog, so be sure to check that out. Oh, and of course the AdWeek feature that touts the greatest of the work.

James and I discuss collaboration, ad-libbing and the process of developing of ideas at Nat Geo. You’ll be inspired by how James made his first film driving around these United States, that landed him a job at Cartoon Network.

Huge thanks to the entire creative team at Nat Geo Channels for a great idea, the most thorough development and comprehensive prep. And to comedian Rory Scovel, who brought his magic to the set. Here’s the spot:

My Commercial Directing Bootcamp is filling up fast. Hurry and sign up. It’s Sunday, September 13th all day. You’ll up your game.

Thank you,

Jordan

This episode is two hours and 15 minutes and worth every minute. Do rate us on iTunes and “like” us on Facebook please. Email me at RespectTheProcessPodcast today. And I’m still accepting candidates for my Commercial Directing Bootcamp. You owe it to yourself.

Deconstructing “No Way Jose” With Director, Co-Writer, Musician, Star Adam Goldberg.

Posted on July 1, 2015July 1, 2015 Posted in Film, UncategorizedTagged Adam Goldberg, Ahna O'Reilly, cinematography, collaboration, comedy, directing., editing, Emily Osment, Fargo, Gillian Jacobs, Hanna Montana, independent film, indie film, Jim Gaffigan Show, No Way Jose, respect the process, Saving Private Ryan, Scotch and Milk, Sideshow Network, Sony, Sony Pictures Home Entertainment, writing2 Comments

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Filmmaker Adam Goldberg‘s new comedy “No Way Jose” is available July 7th on DVD and Digital HD from Sony Pictures Home Entertainment. Just pre-order now, darn it!

It’s a very funny “coming of middle-age” film starring Adam Goldberg, who is one of my favorite actors and filmmakers. Adam co-wrote, directed and stars in this wonderful picture. He also performs original songs and edited the movie. We chat about every facet of his process, from the co-writing mechanics with Sarah Kate Levy, to casting, his rehearsal process, the re-writing, shooting two cameras – you name it. Oh we do plenty of tech talk. You’ll feel like you’re making the film alongside him, through every phase of his creative journey.

Near the end, our talk takes a deep turn when Adam shares what he and his wife Roxanne Daner experienced surrounding this project. This episode is as personal as it gets. Thank you Adam.

Enjoy the trailer, then buy the film.

My Commercial Directing Bootcamp is filling up fast. Hurry and sign up. It’s Sunday, September 13th all day. You’ll up your game. Guaranteed.

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. And I’m still accepting candidates for my Commercial Directing Bootcamp. You owe it to yourself.

Thank you,

Jordan

This episode is two hours and 15 minutes and worth every minute. Do rate us on iTunes and “like” us on Facebook please.

JORDAN BRADY

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Director-Copywriter Relationship Explored w Creative Director Pat Pujolas.

How I Run A Commercial Shoot Tech Scout.

What Filmmakers Should Not Attend Commercial Directing Bootcamp.

Directing Chimps Vs. Babies With Comedy Director Jeff Gordon.

Freelance Agency Producer By Day, Comedian By Night With Peter Ostella.

What The Executive Producer Does In Commercial Production With EP Mark Androw.

What A Stunt Driver Does With Stunt Driver Donnie Bailey.

How To Be A Successful Comedy Director With Comedy Director Ric Cantor.

How To Direct Stop Motion Animation With Director Jed Hathaway.

Indie Rom-Com “This Isn’t Funny” Is Indeed Funny w Writer/Director/Star Paul Ashton.

Comedy Filmmaker Brad Hasse Invents Texting Hat.

An Actor’s Life For Jimm Giannini.

How To Book National Commercials With Comedian/Actor Wayne Federman.

My Chat With The Incomparable Comedy Director Mike Bigelow.

MTV’s Too Cheap To Buy VMA Nominated Director Josh Forbes A Ticket.

The Origin Story Of Commercial Director Andrew Laurich.

How To Have A Blossoming Director-Cinematographer Relationship w DP Mateo Londono.

Running The Shop w Steve Chavez, Chief Creative Officer Leo Burnett Detroit.

Deconstructing “No Way Jose” With Director, Co-Writer, Musician, Star Adam Goldberg.