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How We Film

Giosuè Petrone

Cinéma & Séries

Fréquence : 1 épisode/5j. Total Éps: 30

I’ve made mistakes and felt lost on my journey to making documentaries, wishing someone had guided me. This podcast is my way of sharing lessons I’ve learned about documentary filmmaking and storytelling. Along the way, I interview Oscar, Emmy, and BAFTA nominees and winners to learn from the best. I hope all of this will help you in your filmmaking career.

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Stop Using Music to Fix Your Film

lundi 30 juin 2025 • Durée 06:15

🎬 Emmy-winning editor Sam Billinge breaks down why music should never lead your storytelling—and how relying on it to create emotion is a rookie mistake. In this episode, we dive into the real craft of editing: story scaffolding, emotional pacing, and when to actually bring music into your cut.Whether you're making your first short doc or working with a composer, this conversation will challenge how you think about sound and story.

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How Do You Know If Your Story Is Actually Good?

lundi 23 juin 2025 • Durée 05:30

Sam Billinge, Emmy-winning editor and author of A Practical Guide to Documentary Editing, shares what makes a story actually work—and why most filmmakers get it wrong. If your edit feels flat or drags on, it’s probably not your footage—it’s your story. In this episode, we break down the exact structure Sam looks for to know if a film will hold an audience’s attention, the biggest traps new filmmakers fall into, and how to craft a story that makes people care.

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Netflix’s Sam Billinge: Edit Footage for a Killer Story

lundi 16 juin 2025 • Durée 10:41

Learn to edit footage like Emmy-winning editor Sam Billinge (Netflix’s Surgeon’s Cut, Apple+’s Make or Break)! 🎬 In this episode, Sam shares pro tips to craft a killer story by taming hours of footage. Discover how to define your story early, use transcripts to mark key points, create assemblies for organization, and ruthlessly cut irrelevant clips—even the beautiful ones! Perfect for filmmakers battling footage overwhelm and aiming for Netflix-quality narratives. Subscribe for weekly filmmaking tutorials to level up your editing game! Want to master documentary editing? Grab Sam’s book, Practical Guide to Documentary Editing, a game-changer packed with workflows to streamline your process and elevate your films! Perfect for filmmakers battling footage overwhelm and aiming for Netflix-quality narratives. Subscribe for weekly tutorials to level up your editing!

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No, Color Grading Won’t Save Your Film — Do This First

lundi 9 juin 2025 • Durée 04:10

Most filmmakers rely on postproduction to fix things — but by the time you’re color grading, it’s often too late. In this episode, I sit down with colorist Enikő Edelsbrunner, to explore how color works emotionally — and why your lighting, mood, and prep matter long before you ever open DaVinci Resolve.We talk about the creative tension between director and colorist, common mistakes filmmakers make on set, and why trying to “save it in post” is often a losing strategy. Whether you’re shooting your first doc or want to level up your visual storytelling, this episode will reframe how you approach your next project.

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Why Most Filmmakers Regret Skipping This Step (Colorist Advice)

lundi 2 juin 2025 • Durée 05:49

Most filmmakers think of color as the final polish — something you fix in post. But what if it’s actually where the vision begins?In this episode, I talk with Eniko Edelsbrunner www.magiclemur.com - a top-tier colorist with a PhD in mathematical biology, about how to design a film’s emotional tone from the ground up. We explore how lighting, LUTs, and communication between directors and colorists can save you time, elevate your visual style, and help your story land emotionally.Whether you’re shooting a feature or a doc, this conversation will change how you think about color — and might just save your next film.

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Why Your Film Still Looks Amateur (Even With Expensive LUTs)

lundi 26 mai 2025 • Durée 06:39

You bought the LUT. You followed the tutorial. But somehow... your footage still looks amateur. Why?

In this eye-opening episode, I sit down with Enikő, a professional colorist with a PhD in mathematical biology, to uncover why even beautifully lit footage can fall flat—and why no LUT can replace real intention, prep, and understanding of color. We dig into why pre-production matters, how to think about mood and palette before you shoot, and the myth of cinematic shortcuts.

If you’ve ever been frustrated with your film’s look or felt misled by trendy tools, this conversation might change the way you approach filmmaking—from the very beginning.

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You Got Into a Festival—Now What?

lundi 19 mai 2025 • Durée 26:01

You made it. Your film got into a festival. Maybe even an Oscar-qualifying one. But now what?In this episode, Alex Lee—festival director of Doc Edge—opens up about what really happens after selection day. He explains why most first-time filmmakers walk away disappointed, and what it actually takes to build relationships, secure distribution, and grow a filmmaking career from that starting point.If you're an emerging filmmaker hoping to break through, this conversation is both a wake-up call and an encouragement. You’ll walk away with the clarity (and hope) you didn’t know you needed.

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Will Anyone Care About Your Film? Here’s the Truth.

lundi 12 mai 2025 • Durée 29:02

What if your fear of being ignored is the very thing holding your film back?In this raw and honest conversation, Alex Lee—director of Doc Edge, one of the world’s Oscar-qualifying film festivals—reveals the biggest mistakes young filmmakers make when submitting their work… and why most films never make it past the first round.We talk about the courage it takes to make films that matter, the politics and pressures behind festivals, and how to stop creating documentaries that tell the audience what to feel—and start making stories that actually move people.If you’re an aspiring filmmaker who feels stuck, unseen, or unsure how to break through, this episode will challenge and inspire you.

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Why Great Films Get Rejected at Festivals — And How to Fix It

lundi 5 mai 2025 • Durée 12:58

Why do great films still get passed over by festivals?

In this episode, I talk with Alex Lee, director of Oscar-qualifying Doc Edge, about the real reasons programmers reject submissions — even great ones. We dive into what most filmmakers miss: how your press kit, title, stills, and even your tone can make or break your chance.

This isn’t about selling out — it’s about communicating your story well enough to be noticed.

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Why Most Filmmakers Fail After Getting Into Film Festivals — And How to Win

lundi 28 avril 2025 • Durée 32:21

🎥 Are you dreaming of getting your documentary into a big film festival?It’s not enough. In this episode, Alex Lee, director of Doc Edge (an Oscar-qualifying festival), shares insider strategies every filmmaker needs to hear: how to pick the right festival, how to promote your film once accepted, and how to future-proof your career beyond the festival circuit.Learn how audiences have changed, why streamers are redefining documentary storytelling, and why your work really begins after selection.

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