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Welcome to the deadCenter Film Podcast! Hosted by Nick Hodge and deadCenter's programmers. Tune in twice a month to hear the latest about filmmaking in Oklahoma and around the world, the latest in deadCenter news, and exciting interviews with filmmakers in the industry.
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Signup to Generate a PitchdeadCenter Film Podcast is a tv podcast hosted by Nick Hodge, with 26 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
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Episode #301
<p>Season 3 of the deadCenter Film Podcast is here! In this return episode, Nick talks with stunt coordinator and performer, Jon Bielich. They discuss how he started his career in stunts by performing at amusement parks, growing in the Oklahoma film industry on films like Cowgirls 'n Angels and August: Osage County, the career highlight moment he had with Martin Scorsese and Leonardo DiCaprio, and more. </p>
Episode #208
<p>On this episode, Nick talks with the team behind the short film Auganic, which won Best Live Action Short at the deadCenter Film Festival, director Krit Komkrichwarakool and producer King Louie. They discuss the Canadian film scene, King Louie's time working in the VFX department on the Emmy-winning show The Last of Us, what it was like to win for their film Auganic in an Oscar-qualifying category at deadCenter, and more. </p>
Episode #207
<p>On this episode, Nick talks with filmmaker and actress Makinley Paige Montez about how she got discovered creating comedy sketches, why she moved from Atlanta to Oklahoma to pursue a film career, what it was like starting out acting on Zoom to learning acting with others at OFA Studios, writing and directing her film Lost & Found with deadCenter Education, what it was like to see her work on the big screen, and more. </p>
Episode #206
<p>On this episode, Nick talks with deadCenter Feature Programmer, Camila Chaves Rojas, about how 2010's independent films impacted her, how an OU speaking engagement led to her interning and eventually working at deadCenter, how programming for a film festival is similar to curating a playlist, and much more. </p>
Episode #205
<p>On this episode, Nick talks with Oklahoma City filmmaker Matt Barse about his experience bringing one of his films to the 2012 deadCenter Film Festival, what he's learned making short films over the years, the things he's learned while attending a UCLA screenwriting program, upcoming horror projects he's working on, and more. </p>
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