Filmmaker Deon Taylor Directs Danny Glover In “Supremacy”.

Posted on January 28, 2015 Posted in FilmTagged 16mm, Charlize Theron, Danny Glover, Dawn Olivieri, Deon Taylor, directing., film, filmmaker, flashback, House of Lies, Indie, Jamie Foxx, Joe Anderson, monster, movie, racism, racist theme movie, respect the process, Showtime, Sideshow Network, super 16mm, Super Bowl Commercials, Supremacy, Well Go USA EntertaimentLeave a comment

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I got a sneak peek at Deon Taylor‘s new film “Supremacy” starring Danny Glover, Joe Anderson, and Dawn Olivieri (“House of Lies”). It’s about a white supremacist just out of the clink. He shoots a cop, goes on the lamb, and invades Danny Glover’s house. Drama and self-examination ensue. Really well-made film, regardless of just a one million dollar budget. Deon shares his approach, choices and passion in this wonderful chat. Support this filmmaker. See “Supremacy” which opens Friday, January 30th, 2015. Click here for showtimes.

February 10th at 6pm West Coast, I’ll be doing a live presentation on being a director of tv commercials. Buy your tickets now for February 10th at 6pm West Coast, “Confessions of a Commercial Filmmaker” on StageIt. Live Q&A. It will sell out.

Thank you,

Jordan

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Secrets Of Mark Nickelsburg’s Short Film “Harry Grows Up”.

Posted on January 22, 2015November 22, 2015 Posted in Film, UncategorizedTagged ad agency, Adobe, cinematography, collaboration, commercials, Confessions of a Commercial Filmmaker, directing., editor, filmmaking, filmmaking podcast, Friar's Club Comedy Film, indie film, Jordan Brady, premiere, respect the process, short film, spoof, StageIt.com, vfxLeave a comment

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Mark Nickelsburg made a great short film, “Harry Grows Up” and we chat about how he did it. Effects, puppets, working with a toddler, you name it. Originally part of last week’s interview, the tapes were lost for weeks. Until now.

Buy your tickets now for my live web presentation February 10th at 6pm West Coast, “Confessions of a Commercial Filmmaker” on StageIt. It’s an intro to commercial filmmaking with a live Q&A. It will sell out.

Thank you,

Jordan

This episode is only 12 minutes. Do rate us on iTunes and “like” us on Facebook please.

From Editing Commercials To Directing Them With Mark Nickelsburg.

Posted on January 19, 2015November 22, 2015 Posted in Film, UncategorizedTagged ad agency, advertising, collaboration, comedy, commercials, creative, directing., doug benson, editing, filmmaking, filmmaking podcast, harold's bad day, indie film, Jordan Brady, Mark Nickelsburg, parody, Producer, respect the process, Special Team FIlm, Special Teams FIlms, spoof, Stageit2 Comments

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Mark Nickelsburg shall forever live in my heart for dubbing “Respect The Process with Jordan Brady” as the “Rosetta Stone of Filmmaking.” Got to love that. More importantly, Mark has successfully transitioned from the editor’s chair to the director’s monitor. What are benefits and surprises on set, after years of editorial wisdom? I think it’s very interesting path, and thanks Mark.

We both had short films (my “Harold’s Bad Day” and his “Harry Grows Up”) in the Friar’s Comedy Film Festival the same year, but never met. Later, Festival Programmer and filmmaker Eric Johnson suggested we meet.

Watch this short,”Harry Grows Up”; so well done.

Enjoy Mark’s reel at Special Team Films.

Watch Mark’s “Emerald Nuts” spec spot, which fooled me into thinking it’s an actual, for-hire gig. Bravo:

Jeepers! February 10th at 6pm West Coast, 9pm East CoastI’ll be doing a live web event, “Confessions of a Commercial Filmmaker” on StageIt. It’s an intro to commercial filmmaking with a live Q&A. My first, be gentle.
Thank you,

Jordan

This episode is only over an hour long. Do rate us on iTunes and “like” us on Facebook please.

My Three Secrets To Better Directing.

Posted on January 15, 2015 Posted in Film, UncategorizedTagged ad agency, ads, advertising, cinematography, collaboration, Creative director, directing., documentary, filmmaking, filmmaking podcast, respect the processLeave a comment

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In the last of my mini-podcast trilogy, I share three top-secret tips that I believe will make you a better filmmaker. Certainly a smarter, more effective director of commercials. If you’re in any leadership position, I imagine that these tips apply to your gig too. So, let me know.

I’m back next week with in-depth interviews with interesting people. Remember, this is a two way conversation and I’d love to hear form you on Facebook or the comments. Oh, and please share the podcast with a loved one who might care.

Thank you,

Jordan

This episode is only 3 and a half minutes long. Do rate us on iTunes and “like” us on Facebook please.

Infinite Wisdom on the Art of Storytelling with Guru Larry Jordan.

Posted on December 29, 2014December 29, 2014 Posted in UncategorizedTagged 2ReelGuys, ad agency, Adobe Audition, Adobe Premiere, advertising, agency, cinematography, collaboration, comedy, creative, directing., editor, film school, filmmaking, filmmaking podcast, final cut pro, Larry Jordan, podcast, respect the process, The art of storytellingLeave a comment

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Larry Jordan is the one person that has always been there for me, to answer every production question. His 35 years plus of experience are readily found whenever you google a question about directing, editing, shooting, lighting, audio, you name it. And his courses cover the gamut of production, post and theory. Please check them out if you’re serious about upping your game.

His podcast “2 Reel Guys” is highly recommended, and his classes on Final Cut Pro and Adobe Premiere Pro CC are phenomenal. Click here for more info on that.

We discuss editing comedy vs. horror, film school vs. the real world, and the need for self-discipline. Larry’s definition of “respecting the process” is a unique one, and I promise you’ll gain much from this talk. Big thanks Larry for joining me.

I’ve also listed my Top Ten Downloaded Episodes of 2014. You can find them in the Archives on this site, or easily here, on the Sideshow Network. So grab a notepad app and jot them down. Big thanks to all my guests. Look forward to more great chats in 2015.

Cheers,

Jordan

This episode is just over an hour. Do rate us on iTunes and “like” us on Facebook please.

Tim & Eric Give Birth To Editor, Writer, DJ, Comedian Doug Lussenhop.

Posted on December 18, 2014 Posted in UncategorizedTagged collaboration, comedy, creative, directing., Doug Lussenhop, editor, filmmaking, filmmaking podcast, Funny or Die, John C. Reilly, music video, parody, Portlandia, respect the process, spoof, television, Tim & Eric, Tim & Eric's Billion Dollar MovieLeave a comment

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Doug Lussenhop is an editor, writer, performer and hip hop sensation. He cut his teeth editing shorts, tv shows and feature films for Tim & Eric (aka Tim Heidecker and Eric Wareheim), Portlandia, and Funny or Die. Along with Tim & Eric, plus movie star John C. Reilly, Doug toured this summer with a live show, and it was an absurdist’s wet dream.

Doug and I chat about odd timing, developing his own comedy, finding his voice as an editor, and the joys of old school hip hop technology. (see DJ Douggpound). We also share a passion for oddball sound effects. Thanks Doug.

Here’s a episode of Doug’s homegrown YouTube show, Pound Hosue:

This episode is just over an hour. Do rate us on iTunes and “like” us on Facebook please.

Moonlighting In Communist Romania To Producing in NYC With Saatchi & Saatchi’s Radu Olievschi.

Posted on December 1, 2014November 22, 2015 Posted in Film, UncategorizedTagged ad agency, advertising, Bill of Rights, Bill of Rights for Dumbasses, Bruce Willis, Cibil Sheppard, cinematography, collaboration, commercials, Communism, communist, creative, Creative director, directing., dubbing, filmmaking podcast, freedom, Moonlighting, Romania, Seth Gordon, television, TVLeave a comment

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I met Radu Olievschi, a wonderful agency producer at Saacthi & Saatchi NYC, this summer and was intrigued with not just his journey to America, but his immense passion for filmmaking. Growing up in communist Romania did not lend itself to becoming a filmmaker, let alone a producer at an ad agency (especially unlikely since the one hour of State-run tv had no advertising), but Radu knew early on it was his destiny. Enjoy Radu’s story and hear the passion in his telling.

Here’s a PSA Radu produced called “The Bill of Rights for Dumbasses”. A favorite of mine directed by Seth Gordon.

This episode is just over 60 minutes. Do rate us on iTunes and “like” us on Facebook pretty please.

How Ad Agency Creatives Team Up with Drew Wright & Nick Marine.

Posted on November 24, 2014November 24, 2014 Posted in UncategorizedTagged ad agency, advertising, AutoTrader, Challenger, Charger, collaboration, comedy, commercials, copywriter, creative, Creative director, directing., Dodge, Doner, I Am Road Comic, Nick Marine, O'Charley's, Richard Rawlings, Sales Event, Tater chip, web filmLeave a comment

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Moments after we wrapped on Friday, I grabbed Art Director Drew Wright and Copywriter Nick Marine for a mini-interview. Both are Associate Creative Directors at Doner Detroit. They’re a newly conjoined creative team, and it’s already crystal clear that it’s a great fit, given the way they crank out quality scripts that sell. I’m grateful for their oddball minds as well as their friendship.

Please help comedian Margaret Cho as she raises money to help the homeless. Here’s her GoFund link. If you buy “I AM ROAD COMIC” this week, I’ll be giving 100% of the money to her fund. Thanks!

This episode is just over 15 minutes. Do rate us on iTunes and “like” us on Facebook pretty please.

What Does A Cost Consultant Really Do? Ron Hacohen Explains The Dark Side.

Posted on November 5, 2014 Posted in UncategorizedTagged ad agency, advertising, APR, Chuck Meehan, cinematography, client, client side, collaboration, comedy, commercials, Cost Consultant, creative, Creative director, directing., diversity, filmmaking, Jeannette Godoy, Latina director, marketing, McCann, Minority director, podcast, Production, raci, raci system, respect the process, Rob Reilly, SME, Subject Matter ExpertLeave a comment

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Part two of my enlightening conversation with production genius Ron Hacohen. Why is it harder to break into directing if your female or a minority? Ron explains he’s actually a “production consultant”. He strives to inform clients of the process, because of the increased efficiencies. We end the talk with his advice for people breaking into commercial directing.

Today, Ron is a Brand Executive Producer/Consigliere at Advertising Production Resources (APR), the fabulous consultancy that helps clients understand the advertising process. He introduces me to the RACI system of accountability, approval and efficiency. Some trippy stuff that shows us how advertising is a small part of the client’s marketing plan, and production a sliver of that. Learn what a SME is. Answer: Subject Matter Expert.

Here’s a spot we did way back in the day.

This is part two of a lengthy conversation we had about the advertising business. It’s a must-listen for anyone breaking into the advertising business.

This episode is under an hour. Do rate us on iTunes and “like” us on Facebook pretty please.

How To Do A Winning Conference Call With APR’s Ron Hacohen.

Posted on October 30, 2014 Posted in UncategorizedTagged 2014 Super Bowl Commercials, ad agency, advertising, APR, collaboration, comedy, commercials, conference call, Cost Consultant, creative, Creative director, directing., Executive Producer', filmmaking podcast, indie film, Production, respect the process, spoofLeave a comment

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Ron Hacohen taught me how to be a commercial director, back when he was my Executive Producer at HKM productions, and his Bravo Zulu. Besides being one of the funniest people I know, he’s extremely production savvy, having risen through the ranks of production to run his own shop. He’s a former President of the Association of Independent Commercial Producers’ prestigious West Coast chapter, and when it comes to production, he’s done it all.

Today, Ron is a Brand Executive Producer/Consigliere at Advertising Production Resources (APR), the fabulous consultancy that helps clients understand the advertising process.

We chat about his transition to what some in production call “The Dark Side”, and I learn it’s so much more than you think. Ron preaches transparency and collaboration, and has even shared this very podcast with clients so they better understand what we in production do.

This is part one of a lengthy conversation we had about the advertising business. It’s a must-listen for anyone breaking into the advertising business.

This episode is under an hour. Do rate us on iTunes and “like” us on Facebook pretty please.

The Fascinating Journey Of Director Jeannette Godoy.

Posted on October 27, 2014 Posted in UncategorizedTagged ad agency, advertising, award-winning, Baby got back, ballet, Bridgestone, Cannes, choreography, cinematography, collaboration, commercials, creative, directing., film festivals, filmmaking, filmmaking podcast, Free 2 Be Me, indie film, Jeannette Godoy, respect the process, Shoot Magazine, Shots, sir-mix-a-lotLeave a comment

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How the multi-talented Jeannette Godoy came to spot directing is quite a fascinating tale. She’s worked on set as a choreographer, a wardrobe stylist, a production designer and even a dialect coach. Then she turned her talents to directing, and was shortlisted at Cannes and plucked for Shoot Magazine’s New Director Showcase for her very first spot. Jeannette brings a warmth and humanity to her work that takes even seasoned directors years to convey.

We talk about how to break into the business, as well as the challenges of being a female in a male-dominated field. And of course we discuss her award-winning documentary, “Free 2 Be Me”, about young dancers with Down Syndrome. It’s a 30 minute film you can watch for free, by clicking the title.

Here’s here Bridgestone commercial that started it all:

This episode is an hour and ten minutes, just about. Do rate us on iTunes and “like” us on Facebook pretty please.

Anchorman 2 Composer Andrew Feltenstein Plays It Straight.

Posted on October 15, 2014October 15, 2014 Posted in UncategorizedTagged 2014 Super Bowl Commercials, ad agency, Adam McKay, Anchorman, Andrew Feltenstein, Beacon Street Studios, Better Living Through Chemistry, collaboration, comedy, commercials, composer, Creative director, directing., filmmaking, Hootie, John Nau, Jourdain May, Judd Apatow, Kiafest, music, musician, parody, respect the process, Sam Rockwell, shark, Sideshow Network, spoof, The Spoils of Babylon, Will FerrellLeave a comment

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Top shelf composers, songwriters, lyricists Andrew Feltenstein & John Nau own Beacon Street Studios in Venice, California. They’re the go-to guys for any musical genre, but certainly have made a name scoring for “Funny Or Die” titans Adam McKay and Will Ferrel. Credits include “Anchorman 2”, “The Spoils of Babylon” and more.

Andrew and I chat about the process of scoring commercials, inspiration, late hours and how playing the music straight buoys the comedy.

Watch the trailer for “Casa de mi Padre”, a favorite Will Ferrell film. Buy the soundtrack today!

This episode is just over 20 minutes. Do rate us on iTunes and “like” us on Facebook pretty please.

Live From The Ad Age Small Agency Conference.

Posted on September 23, 2014September 23, 2014 Posted in UncategorizedTagged ad age, ad agency, advertising, austin, collaboration, creative, directing., filmmaking podcast, respect the process, small ad agency, texasLeave a comment

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As a director, I’m hired by advertising agencies of all sizes. Some are huge, part of a global conglomerate, while others are nimble shoppes, but equally as creative. The big agencies are always in the trades, pitching and winning even bigger clients. But I wondered how these smaller agencies got their work. So I traveled to Austin, Texas to the Ad Age Small Agency Conference and chatted with a few attendees. Massive thank you to AdAge.com for having me.

Sitting in on the opening presentation was fascinating. “Hypertelling” was Google Head of Brand Strategy & Insights Eric Solomon’s take on how brands need to be responsive and interactive storytellers. Cool case studies. Eric urges agencies to push the boundaries of what is possible with storytelling in today’s ever-evolving digital landscape.

Then I chatted with Brian Pettigrew from TVGla, Doug Gelfand & Kelly Parriott from the Rally Group in Denver, Darrell Allen from Total Online Marketing, and finally Brett Tesmer from LRXD. All great people. Thanks!

This episode is very short. Do rate us on iTunes and “like” us on Facebook pretty please.

Green Screen Animals’ Mark Shockley Has Already Filmed Your Beast.

Posted on September 17, 2014 Posted in UncategorizedTagged advertising, collaboration, commercials, creative, David Fincher, Deer, directing., elephants, filmmaking, filmmaking podcast, Gone Girl, Green Screen Animals, hoffstock, J.J. Abrams, Katy Perry, lions, Matt Damon, podcast, Reggie Watts, respect the process, Roar, tiger, We Bought A Zoo1 Comment

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Hear why David Fincher, J.J. Abrahms and myself use Green Screen Animals. Simple: Mark Shockley and his animal-loving crew shoot all kinds of creatures on green screen, and then license the footage to you. Best of all, they treat the beasts like the divas that they are. Mark only works with trainers and handlers that share his compassion for all living things.

Having worked with animals on set, I can attest that the time and money his footage saves production is well-worth it. You’ll also discover the key to working with animals: clear communication. Enjoy spots with GSA’s stars below.

Reggie Watts for “Click Clean”:

A behind the scenes, we always love those:

GreenScreen Animals – Behind the Scenes from GreenScreen Animals on Vimeo.

This episode is just over an hour. Do rate us on iTunes and “like” us on Facebook pretty please.

Live On Tour, It’s SNL’s Digital Shorts Editor Adam Epstein.

Posted on September 10, 2014September 10, 2014 Posted in UncategorizedTagged Abe Lincoln, Adam Epstein, collaboration, comedy, commercials, creative, Cutting Edge Post Production Tour, digital shorts, directing., editing, film, filmmaking, Lena Dunham, Louis CK, parody, respect the process, Saturday Night Live, SNL, spoofLeave a comment

Filmmaker Adam Esptein is editor of the SNL film unit.

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For decades, the inspired and hilarious short films of Saturday Night Live have been the highlight of show. So what a treat to talk with Adam Epstein, the SNL film unit editor that pulls it all together, literally overnight. We chat about workflow, turnaround, teamwork and the amazing talent both in front of and behind the camera of your favorite digital shorts. Check the links or click on his name above if you want to laugh along with top-quality films that spoof pop culture, all executed with deft aplomb and in brilliant detail.

Adam is currently on tour with the Cutting Edge Post Production Tour. Well worth attending to learn from the master.

SNL’s “Wes Anderson Horror Movie”

SNL’s “The Real Housewives of Disney”

SNL’s “The Begency”

This episode is under an hour. Do rate us on iTunes and “like” us on Facebook pretty please.

Tom Lowe Is A Producer By Day, And An Award-Winning Photographer By Night In The Mohave Desert.

Posted on September 2, 2014 Posted in UncategorizedTagged 5d, advertising, agency, commercials, conference call, creative, Daniel Sheppard, directing., Dodge, Fred Savage, G2 Gallery, Honda, Kim Bradshaw, Mohave, Mohave Desert, photography, Richard RawlingsLeave a comment

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Tom Lowe is an experienced line producer who produced a few of my epic Dodge spots for the Doner Agency this summer. Naturally, we chat about the creative problem solving the line producer brings to the shoot. His advice to new directors is invaluable. The first half of this engaging, tech-filled interview, we focus on Tom’s stunning photography exhibit running now through September 14th, 2014 at the G2 Gallery on Abbot Kinney in Venice, California. Hurry in! Click the G2 link to RSVP to the reception Friday, September 5th from 6:30pm to 9pm.

Scroll down and marvel at a few Tom’s shots and the spots we talk about. Oh, I reveal my approach to a conference call, rant against two cameras and praise my fellow filmmakers.

Tom’s Honda spot he produced for Fred Savage:

This episode is over an hour. Do rate us on iTunes and “like” us on Facebook pretty please.

Directing “A to Z” with Michael Patrick Jann.

Posted on August 12, 2014September 3, 2014 Posted in UncategorizedTagged A to Z, advertising, calligraphy, directing., Michael Patrick Jann, MTV The State, NBC, Pets.com, pilot, puppet, Reno 911, television, two camera, zenLeave a comment

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Director Michael Patrick Jann brilliantly draws an analogy between directing and the art of ancient Chinese calligraphy. This is a must-listen episode.

Michael knows comedy. Straight from film school to directing MTV’s “The State”, then onto “Reno 911” and countless commercials, he’s been directing the funny non-stop for 15 years. Today, Michael is an accomplished director of single camera tv comedies, and a go-to guy to shape many a network’s pilot episode. His new series “A to Z” debuts this October on NBC.

We talk about shooting pilots, the joy of winning commercials and the fickle nature of making movies. I wish I’d had this chat 15 years ago, I’d be a way better director. Enjoy.

Click Community Films to see his spots and a “Flight of the Conchords” video I love.

This episode is just over an hour. Do rate us on iTunes and “like” us on Facebook pretty please.

The Perlorian Brothers Brilliantly Blend Absurdity With Humanity.

Posted on July 30, 2014September 3, 2014 Posted in UncategorizedTagged ad agency, advertising, Canadian, comedy, commercials, creative, directing., duo, fuck the process, Geico, respect the process2 Comments

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The Perlorian Brothers make comedy spots that I wish I’d made. Admittedly, I was giddy interviewing the dynamic directing duo from the Great White North, because I’ve held them in such high regard since I began, and because Canadians are genetically funnier than most. Ian Letts and Michael Gelfand sat down with me at the noisy airport cafe to discuss how they make the magic.

Ian and Michael started as agency creatives, and offer up great advice for creatives choosing a director. We chat about finding the humanity amidst the absurdity, casting, and sometimes subverting the process if it’s getting in the way of greatness.

Here’s a sampling of their work we talk about:

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Good Enough Sucks, Says Bill Wright, Global Co-Exec Creative Director at McCann Erickson.

Posted on July 22, 2014September 3, 2014 Posted in UncategorizedTagged ad agency, advertising, Arco, Canadian, comedy, commercials, creative, directing., duo, fuck the process, Pumping with Confidence, respect the processLeave a comment

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This episode dropped in February, and as i am traveling to Austin this week, I picked it as my debut repeat. Why? Cuz it’s worth the listen!

Since the interview, ad-innovators Bill Wright and James Dawson-Hollis have moved to McCann Erickson. (Read this Ad Week article, I’m not making it up.) Oh, and James & his lovely wife Vivienne Wan had a darling baby! Mazel tov!

Bill & James have won boatloads of awards at Cannes, The One Show and every other major advertising show. This dynamic duo have more Gold Lions than anyone I’ve ever met.

I chatted with Bill in the editing room. He inspires us with his writing techniques, explains his work ethic, and shares wisdom learned while working alongside ad wizard Alex Bogusky from the his tenure at CP+B, and more. Back when I showed my boys the powerful “Truth” anti-smoking spots, I never knew I’d one day work with the man who named the campaign. Truly flattered to have Bill on the show.

Here’s the first spot I directed for them:

A look back: Adweek listed them “Top Creative Minds in Digital”.

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The Fine Art of Directing Comedians With Director Steven Feinartz.

Posted on July 16, 2014September 3, 2014 Posted in UncategorizedTagged directing., Eddie Pepitone, filmmaking, respect the process, stand-up comedy, The Bitter BuddhaLeave a comment

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Director Steven Feinartz and I met as he was putting the finishing touches on his documentary about comedian Eddie Pepitone called “The Bitter Buddha”. It’s a great character study of a funny man on his own journey. Steven recently shot Eddie’s stand-up special for Netflix, so I wanted to hear how that was different from his other shoots. It’s a short chat on the sidewalk, but inspiring nonetheless. Keep an eye out for the special “Eddie Pepitone: In Ruins” starting August 7th, and keep the other eye on Steven, he’s that good.

Watch the trailer to The Bitter Buddha” and buy it:

This episode lasts a jaunty 13 minutes. Please rate us on iTunes and “like” us on Facebook pretty please.

JORDAN BRADY

Tag: directing.

Filmmaker Deon Taylor Directs Danny Glover In “Supremacy”.

Secrets Of Mark Nickelsburg’s Short Film “Harry Grows Up”.

From Editing Commercials To Directing Them With Mark Nickelsburg.

My Three Secrets To Better Directing.

Infinite Wisdom on the Art of Storytelling with Guru Larry Jordan.

Tim & Eric Give Birth To Editor, Writer, DJ, Comedian Doug Lussenhop.

Moonlighting In Communist Romania To Producing in NYC With Saatchi & Saatchi’s Radu Olievschi.

How Ad Agency Creatives Team Up with Drew Wright & Nick Marine.

What Does A Cost Consultant Really Do? Ron Hacohen Explains The Dark Side.

How To Do A Winning Conference Call With APR’s Ron Hacohen.

The Fascinating Journey Of Director Jeannette Godoy.

Anchorman 2 Composer Andrew Feltenstein Plays It Straight.

Live From The Ad Age Small Agency Conference.

Green Screen Animals’ Mark Shockley Has Already Filmed Your Beast.

Live On Tour, It’s SNL’s Digital Shorts Editor Adam Epstein.

Tom Lowe Is A Producer By Day, And An Award-Winning Photographer By Night In The Mohave Desert.

Directing “A to Z” with Michael Patrick Jann.

The Perlorian Brothers Brilliantly Blend Absurdity With Humanity.

Good Enough Sucks, Says Bill Wright, Global Co-Exec Creative Director at McCann Erickson.

The Fine Art of Directing Comedians With Director Steven Feinartz.