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This week on In the Room, we sit down with Andy Fisher, five-time Emmy-nominated and DGA Award-winning director of Jimmy Kimmel Live.

Andy takes us from his Austin comedy roots, where he was making strange DIY films with friends on whatever equipment they could find, to his early editing days in Los Angeles, to the moment he was asked to step into the director’s chair at one of late night’s biggest shows.

It’s a conversation about live television, creative confidence, comedy, collaboration, the future of broadcast, and the strange little moments that turn into a career. Andy also shares stories about the Duplass brothers, the Matt Damon joke, directing awards-show segments, and why the best advice might be: say yes, then figure it out.

Funny, loose, deeply specific, and full of filmmaker gold, this one is for anyone who has ever tried to make something before they felt ready.

In this episode of In the Room, John Williams and Christopher Shea sit down with the team behind Kill Me, which premiered at SXSW 2026.

Director Peter Warren, producer Natalie Metzger, and producer Keith Goldberg discuss the film’s unusual premise, a murder mystery where the body becomes the detective, and how that idea opened the door to a story about mental health, depression, comedy, mystery, and survival.

The conversation explores how Charlie Day came aboard, why Allison Williams, Giancarlo Esposito, and Aya Cash were such powerful additions to the cast, and what it takes to support a first-time director without diluting the filmmaker’s vision. They also break down the realities of indie production, shooting in Utah, designing a lean but ambitious set, and protecting performance at every stage.

For filmmakers, actors, producers, and anyone curious about how a movie moves from script to screen, this episode offers a rare look inside the creative and practical decisions that shape a film before it meets an audience.

What does it really take to make a feature film when you don’t have the system behind you?

In this episode, SXSW filmmakers Lauren Noll and Dalia Rooni share how Same Same But Different came together, from early concept to production, through persistence, unconventional problem-solving, and complete creative ownership.

This is a conversation about building momentum when nothing is guaranteed, and why creating your own work is often the only way forward.

Filmmaker John Valley joins In the Room to share his journey from a small town in Iowa to premiering films at SXSW, and what it really takes to build a career in independent film.

He breaks down the making of The Pizzagate Massacre, how the film went from festival rejection to viral controversy, and how self-distribution, SEO, and timing changed everything.

The conversation also dives into his latest project, American Dollhouse, a psychological horror film, along with lessons on raising money, navigating the industry without connections, and creating work that actually gets seen.

This episode is an honest look at indie filmmaking, creative risk, and what happens when you stop waiting for permission and make the film anyway.

Anne Hollister—actress, writer, and producer at Happy Bad Bungalow—joins In the Room to discuss her evolution from Broadway performer to independent film producer.

Anne shares the six-year journey of bringing Mattress Mack to life, the realities of financing independent films, and what it takes to build a production company from the ground up. She opens up about stepping away from representation to focus on writing, developing her thriller The Housesitter, and navigating the microaggressions and systemic bias that still exist for women in Hollywood.

The conversation explores:

• The actor-to-producer transition
• Indie film financing and attaching talent
• Why female-led stories are still labeled “unrelatable”
• Manifestation as creative inspiration
• Building community in film and television

This episode offers an honest look at persistence, authorship, and claiming creative control in a shifting industry.

Elizabeth Tabish, renowned for portraying Mary Magdalene on The Chosen, joins In the Room for an unfiltered conversation about casting, ambition, and staying human inside a business that constantly evaluates you.

She reflects on growing up in Oklahoma, building a career through commercials and indie work in Austin, and the psychological wear of auditions, self tapes, and the approval cycle. Elizabeth opens up about the moment she stepped back to protect her health, and how The Chosen arrived at the exact intersection of her life and craft. The conversation also explores women’s creative authority, why making your own work matters, and how platforms like YouTube and the internet are reshaping who gets to be heard.

A grounded, revealing episode about artistry, survival, and choosing your own voice.

A bluefin tuna leaves cold Nova Scotia waters and ends at a sushi table in Tokyo, and along the way, Bite to Bite reveals the human machinery behind one of the world’s most coveted fish. Director Kelly Lipscomb joins In the Room to talk about making a documentary that lets the audience feel first, then decide what they believe.

We dig into the real “casting” of non-fiction, how you find characters worth following, how you earn trust, and why the edit is where the story finally confesses itself. Kelly also breaks down the practical truth of funding, why commercial work often keeps passion projects alive, and what it takes to keep your creative integrity intact while still building a sustainable career.

Bite to Bite received an Honorable Mention for Documentary Feature at the 2025 Austin Film Festival.

On this episode of In the Room, casting director John Williams sits down with filmmaker Andrew Davies Gaines to talk about Voices, his deeply personal documentary about his father and Las Vegas legend, Danny Gans.

Andrew shares how a career ending shoulder injury cut short his path in professional baseball and led him toward acting, writing, producing, and finally directing his own work. Together, he and John explore what it means to turn family history into cinema, how to handle sensitive truths about someone you love, and the realities of chronic pain, performance pressure, and responsibility at the top of the Vegas entertainment world.

Listeners will hear:
• The rise of Danny Gans, from corporate arenas to the biggest room in Las Vegas
• How Andrew moved from athlete to actor to producer to director
• The emotional challenge of putting himself on camera as the subject’s son
• The editing choices that kept Voices from becoming a simple tribute piece
• How understanding his father’s failures changed Andrew’s own relationship to ambition

In the Room offers a rare look at legacy, craft, and the quiet spaces where art and family collide.

Steven Bernstein sits with John Williams, Heather Kofka, and Christopher Shea for a luminous, craft-first conversation on the art of filmmaking. Bernstein traces his path from cinematography to the director’s chair, reflecting on Monster, Last Call, Decoding Annie Parker, White Chicks, Half Baked, SWAT, and Blade, and why the most enduring work begins with human chemistry.

They unpack the family that forms on set, the ache of wrap day, and how to protect performance when time and money press in. Bernstein explains why intuition often beats orthodoxy, how executives chase safety while art asks for risk, and why story should serve character, not the other way around. He shares practical tools for actors and directors, from freeing marks and lighting to invite truth, to building backstory that unlocks authentic choices.

The table dives into post control, color grading, and the quiet power of tone, then pivots to Bernstein’s novel GRQ and its meta leap to the screen. It is a talk about collaboration, presence, courage, and the strange alchemy that turns effort into feeling. If you love the work behind the work, this one is a masterclass that hums with lived experience.

Keywords: Steven Bernstein, filmmaking, cinematography, directing, acting craft, color grading, creative process, indie film, Monster, Last Call, Decoding Annie Parker, GRQ, John Williams, Heather Kofka, Christopher Shea, In the Room

Writer-director Todd Rohal and actor-filmmaker Tipper Newton join us to unpack the wild ride of “F My Son,” from adapting a taboo comic into a kinetic midnight movie to crafting practical effects with Robert Kurtzman. We discuss casting at the edges, protecting a child actor on set, navigating love-it or hate-it reactions, and why they chose a slow, theater-first rollout instead of streaming. Tipper shares the story behind her award-winning short “Wildcard” and plans for the feature. A candid conversation about risk, tone, and keeping creativity sovereign in a numbers-driven industry.

Key Topics:
• From transgressive comic to cinematic romp
• Practical effects, performance under prosthetics
• Festival premieres, audience response, review culture
• Ethics and logistics when working with a minor
• Booking a theater-only release city by city
• Tipper’s “Wildcard,” music, and making your own path

When writer-director Bryan Poyser decided to make a feature over winter break—with no finished script and a team of students—he had no idea it would premiere at Tribeca Film Festival.

In this episode of In the Room, host John Williams sits down with Poyser and actors Heather Kafka (The Leftovers, Friday Night Lights) and Justin Arnold (Spike Jonze’s Scenes from the Suburbs) to unpack how Leads came to life through collaboration, improvisation, and creative trust.

They discuss:

• Building a feature film without a script

• Balancing creative ambition with real life and financial limits

• The power of collaboration between directors, actors, and students

• Finding purpose and joy in the process—not just the result

An inspiring, candid conversation about risk, artistic integrity, and rediscovering love for the craft.

🎬 Leads premiered at Tribeca 2025 and screens next at the Hollywood Park Film Festival and Austin Film Festival.

A&E’s The Mother Flip is equal parts grit, design, and disciplined budgets. Best friends Kristy Etheredge and Rebecca Franchione take us inside the real playbook: sourcing distressed Hill Country properties, structuring all-cash deals, controlling scope, and sequencing trades to hit aggressive timelines. They explain how the show was sold, why every house is different, and how they manage contractors, permits, inspections, and materials without losing margin. We talk origin story (a literal napkin deal), learning the business from the ground up with contractor Roy Salinas, and the moments that proved the model works—new builds completed in 9–16 weeks and flips that moved in days. If you care about real estate ROI, design that sells, and production reality vs. reality TV, this one is a blueprint.

Topics: deal structure, budget allocation, permitting flow, trade scheduling, design decisions that move offers, managing risk on fast timelines, selling the show, and building a brand beyond the series.

Watch The Mother Flip: A&E Saturdays 9:00 a.m. CT; Hulu + Live TV Sundays; season on Amazon.

In this episode of In the Room, John Williams and guest co-host Joe Brundage sit down with Nirav Murthy, co-founder and co-CEO of Camp Network, to explore the future of intellectual property in the era of AI and blockchain.

Nirav breaks down how Camp Network is building infrastructure at the intersection of AI and IP, why blockchain matters for provenance and royalties, and how creators, actors, and producers can protect and monetize their work as AI models evolve.

We cover:

• The copyright fights ahead between AI and creators

• Blockchain for provenance and micro-royalty distribution

• Tokenizing IP, capital formation, and “provable fandom”

• AI-native content and what it means for actors, writers, musicians

• Why proof of humanity will matter in the next wave of media

In this episode of In the Room, hosts John Williams and Heather Kofka welcome filmmaker Ty McMahan and producer Brandon Kobs, the team behind the powerful new documentary 67 Bombs to Enid. With legendary documentarian Errol Morris as executive producer, the film sheds light on the Marshallese community in Enid, Oklahoma, displaced by U.S. nuclear testing in the Pacific, and the ongoing legacy of that history.

Ty and Brandon share how they uncovered the story, the challenges of balancing human focus with historical scale, and why the film has already caught the attention of the United Nations. The conversation also explores Oklahoma’s growing role in film production and the importance of local storytelling with global impact.

In the Room is where directors, writers, producers, and actors reveal what really goes on in casting and storytelling.

Filmmaker and cinematographer Clay Liford (Earthling, Wuss, Slash) joins In the Room to share candid insights from a career in indie film. Clay reflects on his path from SXSW premieres to teaching film, why coverage is the most misunderstood part of directing, and how embracing happy accidents can change your filmmaking.

He also unpacks the challenges of modern distribution and output deals, offers perspective on AI’s impact on editing, and previews his upcoming dark comedy The Texas High School Regional Theater Festival Murders. Plus, we explore his new education initiative Those Who Do, designed to bring working filmmakers into the classroom.

A must-listen episode for anyone passionate about independent filmmaking, cinematography, and the future of the industry.

This week, director William Kaufman (The Channel, Daylight’s End) returns to In the Room to discuss his newest release: Osiris—a gritty sci-fi thriller that’s part Aliens, part Black Hawk Down, and 100% badass.

He’s joined by producer Christian Sosa to break down how they:

• Shot massive firefights on an indie budget

• Created terrifying practical aliens

• Landed Linda Hamilton for a critical role

• Turned a New Orleans soundstage into a spaceship

• Pulled off some of the best creature effects of 2025

Osiris is now available to stream. Catch the chaos, then come behind the scenes with the people who made it happen.

Directed by William Kaufman
Starring Max Martini, Brianna Hildebrand, LaMonica Garrett, Linda Hamilton

This week In the Room, Emmy-winning casting director Jessica Daniels joins us to pull back the curtain on one of the most essential—but misunderstood—roles in film and TV. From The 40-Year-Old Version to Will Trent, Jessica has cast some of the most nuanced and compelling projects of the last two decades. We talk about her days at Disney and Fox, how casting has changed post-pandemic, and what separates a good audition from a great one. Whether you’re an actor, producer, or just curious how your favorite shows get made—this is a must-listen.

Jaime Schwarz has helped over 100 brands speak for themselves—but now, he’s building something bigger.

From co-founding seven startups to inventing a patent for self-authenticating media, Jaime is a true pioneer in the next chapter of content creation. In this episode, he joins John Williams In the Room to break down how blockchain, remix rights, and smart contracts are giving power back to creators—and why the service economy is giving way to the IP economy.

If you’re a filmmaker, artist, or digital creator, this is the conversation you need to hear.

Filmmaker and creative producer Christopher Shea steps In the Room to reflect on the twists, pivots, and passion projects that have defined his multi-decade career in indie film, TV, and theater. From directing Berlin-premiering shorts to fixing chaotic sets, Shea unpacks what it really takes to survive—and thrive—in the creative trenches.

We talk about:

• The realities of being a fixer in indie production

• The Austin days of DIY theater and sketch collectives

• Working with today’s rising stars before they broke out

• The emotional and logistical cost of being an AD

• Why story—not stardom—sells abroad

This is a raw and energizing conversation about creativity, commitment, and the community that makes it all possible.

Award-winning casting director Alyson Silverberg joins John to reflect on a career spanning two decades and some of television’s most beloved series. From Jane the Virgin to Greek, Alyson has built iconic ensembles and discovered fresh talent with a sharp eye and heart-led intuition.

They dive into:

• What it really takes to cast a hit show

• How the audition process has evolved from VHS tapes to Zoom

• The emotional stakes of testing actors for life-changing roles

• The impact of AI, shifting platforms, and the unknown future of casting

• Why human connection still wins

Whether you're an actor, producer, or industry fan, this is a masterclass in the art—and heart—of casting.

On this episode of In the Room, Sundance filmmaker Chelsea Christer joins John and Heather to share the wild true story that inspired her dark comedy short Out for Delivery. From a real-life medical shipping disaster to shooting the film in just two days, Chelsea reveals how she brought her sharp, satirical vision to life with zero budget and total heart.

We talk casting, making art with your community, and staying true to your voice when Hollywood comes knocking. In the Room is your backstage pass to the world of casting and storytelling—this is one of our most honest and inspiring conversations yet.

What does it take to direct a sci-fi thriller with no script, no studio, and just 8 days of filming? In this week’s episode, John sits down with filmmaker Chris Folkens, whose debut feature Catalyst is turning heads in the indie world.

Shot guerrilla-style with an ensemble cast improvising every scene, Catalyst is more than a film—it’s a mirror to society, challenging everything from ego to identity. Chris shares the 9-year journey behind the film, how he raised money in phases, the choice to avoid studio interference, and why trusting your instinct is everything in independent filmmaking.

If you’ve ever dreamed of making a movie, this is the episode you need to hear.

Watch Catalyst now on Amazon Prime Video and Apple TV.

🎬 Guest: Chris Folkens, Writer/Director of Catalyst
📍 Hosted by: John Williams
🎙 Produced by: In the Room
🔗 YouTube Link: https://youtu.be/ZPAOP8tHJeE

Award-winning indie filmmaker Luca Pizzoleo joins casting director John Williams In the Room to reveal how he bypassed traditional Hollywood and built a massive audience online. With viral shorts like OCD (1M+ views on YouTube, 17M+ on social), 70+ awards, and features in Variety and NYT, Luca is reshaping how films are made, funded, and seen.

We dive into:

• Using TikTok to launch a directing career

• Making powerful films on shoestring budgets

• The new rules of building audience-first filmmaking

• Why the future of indie film lives online

If you’re a filmmaker, creative, or storytelling junkie—this one’s for you.

Filmmakers Yangzom Brauen and Martin Brauen join us In the Room to talk about their powerful new documentary, MOLA: A Tibetan Story of Love and Loss, which premiered at SXSW. The film follows Yangzom’s 100-year-old grandmother, a Buddhist nun exiled from Tibet, whose final wish is to return to her homeland to die.

What unfolds is an intimate exploration of exile, faith, aging with dignity, and the complex bond between a mother and daughter. We talk about the challenges of filming a deeply personal story across three generations, capturing private moments on camera, and the unexpected turns that shaped the documentary.

This is an unforgettable conversation about storytelling, legacy, and love at the end of life.

Watch the full episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/TdHfKQA6Wpc?si=rvozE2kB9UCjQPA4
Learn more about the film: molafilm.com

Filmmaking is evolving, and independent creators are redefining the industry. In this episode of In The Room Podcast, host John Williams sits down with writer-director William Tyler Wiseman and actor Michael Joplin to discuss the journey of making Moonwater, an indie film that explores family, addiction, and small-town survival.

They discuss the challenges of bringing an independent film to life, from funding and production to the struggles of film distribution and navigating the festival circuit. Moonwater is more than just a movie—it’s a testament to the dedication and creativity required to make films outside of the Hollywood system.

Topics covered in this episode:

• The realities of independent filmmaking and breaking into the industry
• How they funded and produced Moonwater without studio backing
• The challenges of distribution and getting an indie film seen
• The personal connection behind Moonwater and why the story matters
• The role of acting and storytelling in bringing independent films to life

In The Room Podcast brings you inside the minds of filmmakers, actors, and creatives who are shaping the future of storytelling.

Watch the full episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/ZPAOP8tHJeE

How Angeline Walsh Made a Period Piece for Just $10K & Broke Into Streaming

What does it take to bring a Victorian-era dark comedy to life with almost no budget? Writer & filmmaker Angeline Walsh joins In The Room by The Cast Station to share her seven-year journey creating The Coroner’s Assistant—an independently funded, self-distributed series that’s now streaming on Tubi, Apple TV, Google Play, and Amazon Prime.

From rewriting roles last-minute to turning historical locations into 19th-century England—all while leading an all-female creative team—Walsh’s journey is a masterclass in independent filmmaking.

💡 In This Episode, We Discuss:
🎥 The 7-Year Indie Film Journey of The Coroner’s Assistant
💰 How She Made a Period Piece on a $10K Budget
🎭 Casting, Directing, and Producing Without Studio Backing
🛠️ The Secrets Behind Indie Film Distribution & Getting on Tubi
🚀 What’s Next for The Coroner’s Assistant & Season 2

🎟️ Watch The Coroner’s Assistant → Tubi (Free), Apple, Google & Amazon
🔔 Subscribe to In The Room by The Cast Station for more deep dives into the world of indie filmmaking!

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Get ready to dive into American Spirit, the compelling story of Melody and Jonathan, two exes navigating old wounds and new relationships after a surprise reunion. This film explores the complexities of love, self-discovery, and the moments that force us to reexamine our past.

Joining us are the creative forces behind the film:

Christopher Yates (Director/Writer), a skilled filmmaker from Alabama with a passion for crafting authentic stories.

Yasmeen Tori Fletcher (Ms. Marvel), who brings depth to Melody’s journey of self-reflection.

Cooper Roth (The Middle), starring as Jonathan, a college student grappling with unfinished business.

Mackinlee Waddell (GCB), who lights up the screen as Riley.

Don't miss this conversation on storytelling, performance, and the heart of American Spirit.

#InTheRoomPodcast #AmericanSpiritFilm #ChristopherYates #YasmeenToriFletcher #CooperRoth #MackinleeWaddell

Join us as we sit down with the powerhouse creatives behind the chilling feature film "The Beldham” Director/Writer Angela Gulner, Producer Mark Meir, and Cinematographer Ksusha Genenfeld dive into the dark, surreal world of The Beldham and the challenges of bringing this haunting story to life.

🌟 Angela Gulner’s work spans horror, surrealism, and black comedy, often centering women’s stories. Mark Meir, producer and seasoned actor, adds his creative expertise to this project, while Ksusha Genenfeld crafts stunning visuals that capture the story’s intensity.

Get ready to hear about the inspirations, hurdles, and eerie experiences behind The Beldham. You won’t want to miss it!

🎥 Starring: Patricia Heaton, Corbin Bernsen, Katie Parker
📅 Set your reminders!

#PodcastEpisode #TheBeldham #AngelaGulner #MarkMeir #KsushaGenenfeld #AustinFilmFestival #Horror #WomenInFilm #FilmmakingJourney

In this episode, we’re excited to have Will Bakke, an award-winning filmmaker known for his insightful and comedic coming-of-age stories, and Sam Chortek, Executive Producer and both Partners at Rabbit Foot. 

Will began his career in 2008 with two documentary feature films that gained international distribution and recognition. His narrative feature “Believe Me” was highlighted as a Critic's Pick by The New York Times, showcasing his talent for powerful storytelling.

Sam has played a pivotal role in guiding Rabbit Foot’s transformation from a brand-centric studio into a creative powerhouse, leading successful collaborations with networks like Amazon and HGTV. He believes in empowering others and fostering teamwork to innovate and thrive in the ever-evolving media landscape.

Join us as we explore their journeys, insights, and the principles that drive impactful storytelling. Don't miss this chance to learn from two industry leaders who make their own luck!

We're thrilled to have the incredibly talented Josh Wiggins on today's episode of "In the Room"! 🌟 From his breakout role in "Hellion" and "Lost In The Sun" to the heartwarming "Max" and the critically acclaimed "Giant Little Ones," Josh has captivated audiences with his compelling performances and versatility. 🎬✨Get ready to dive deep into his journey, hear behind-the-scenes stories, and learn about his upcoming projects, including the action-packed "Armored" with Sylvester Stallone! 🚀🔥Tune in now and join the conversation! 🎧💬InTheRoomPodcast #JoshWiggins #Hellion #MaxMovie #GiantLittleOnes #Hollywood #Podcast #NewEpisode #ActorLife #FilmIndustry #BehindTheScenes

Step into the world of cinematic brilliance with our latest episode of "In The Room" podcast, featuring the visionary filmmaker Kevin Ford! 🎙️✨ From Netflix's riveting documentary "Sr." to impactful works like "The Pushback" and "Everything Is Stolen" Kevin uncovers the magic behind his storytelling craft. Get ready for an eye-opening dialogue packed with wisdom, inside stories, and deep reflections from one of the industry's most innovative minds. You won’t want to miss this inspiring and thought-provoking conversation! 🎧🎬 #InTheRoomPodcast #KevinFord #Filmmaker #DocumentaryFilm #Netflix #Sr #ThePushback #EVERYTHING IS STOLEN #FaceTheRiver #StorytellingMagic #FilmIndustryGems #PodcastMustListen

Step "In the Room" with the brilliant Kelly Williams, the mastermind producer and co-founder of Ten Acre Films!🚧 Currently busy in post-production on the much-anticipated "ALL THAT WE LOVE," Kelly's incredible project slate includes "WHAT HAPPENS LATER," "THE SENIOR," and a host of films that have made waves at Sundance and SXSW.🏆 Named a 2019 Independent Spirit Award Producer to Watch and a Sundance Fellow, Kelly also expands minds as a lecturer at The University of Texas at Austin!🔍 Dive into this captivating conversation on creativity, filmmaking, and behind-the-scenes insights of the industry! You don't want to miss it! Tune in now! 🎧💥#InTheRoom #KellyWilliams #PodcastMagic #FilmGenius #IndieFilmScene #SundanceStar #TenAcreFilms #MustListen

This week we are "In The Room" with the brilliant  Nicole Riegel, and incredible Karmen Leech and Lani Thomison! 🎥✨ Join us as we explore the enchantment behind the eagerly awaited film "Dandelion," a 2024 American drama penned and directed by Nicole Riegel. Featuring KiKi Layne, Thomas Doherty, Melanie Nicholls-King, Brady Stablein, Jack Stablein, and Grace Kaiser, this mesmerizing movie premiered at South by Southwest on March 10, 2024, and will grace theaters in the United States on July 12, 2024! 🌟 Don’t miss out on this exclusive behind-the-scenes glimpse! 🎧✨ #Dandelion #MovieRelease #PodcastInterview #InfluencerContent

We are thrilled to have the phenomenally talented Todd Allen in the room! 🌟 Todd is part of this incredible ensemble cast of "Horizon," which is set to hit screens on June 28, 2024. With a remarkable career spanning nearly 80 film and TV appearances, Todd's latest role in "Horizon: An American Saga" alongside Kevin Costner is not to be missed! Stay tuned as Todd dives into his remarkable career and goes deep into some amazing experiences over his incredible career🌟🎬 #ToddAllen #HorizonMovie #KevinCostnerExcitingProjects #Actor #Writer #Producer

"🎬 Join us on In The Room Podcast as we host the exceptional Frank Mosley! 🌟 This powerhouse—writer, director, and actor—has carved his path with unforgettable roles in 'Freeland', 'Some Beasts', and 'Her Wilderness'. 🎥 Join us as we unravel the artistry and vision of the incomparable Frank Mosley. 🎙 #Film #FrankMosley #InTheRoomPodcast"

Join us on In The Room podcast for a conversation with the brilliant Bob Byington, tracing his journey from SXSW breakout to indie darling. From "RSO [Registered Sex Offender]" to "Infinity Baby", Byington's films have captivated audiences with their wit and originality. Now, with "Lousy Carter" starring David Krumholtz, available on most streaming platforms, Byington continues to push boundaries. Don't miss our chat about his unique vision and the magic of indie filmmaking! #InTheRoomPodcast #LousyCarter #BobByington #IndieFilm #DavidKrumholtz #SXSW 🎥

🎙 Dive into some tremendous insights and a whole lot of fun in our latest episode of "In The Room" podcast featuring the talented Robert Longstreet! 🌟 Known for his memorable roles in films like "The Haunting of Hill House", "The Old Man & the Gun", and "Halloween Kills", Robert shares his unique perspectives on storytelling and the craft of acting. Tune in now for an entertaining and enlightening conversation! #InTheRoomPodcast #GuestSpotlight #RobertLongstreet #ActorLife #FilmIndustry #Storytelling #PodcastEpisode #ListenNow #MustListen #BehindTheScenes #ActorInsights #FunConversations #TremendousInsights #TheHauntingOfHillHouse, #TheOldManAndTheGun #Halloweenkills

🎙 Excited to announce our latest episode of "In The Room" podcast featuring the incredible Richard Robichaux! 🌟 Known for his standout roles in Disney+'s "Big Shot" and upcoming films like "The Long Game" (in theaters NOW!) and "Hitman", Richard shares his journey in the entertainment industry, from acclaimed films to prestigious theater performances. Join us as we delve into his experiences as both an actor and educator, advocating for arts education along the way. Tune in now for some inspiring insights! #InTheRoomPodcast #RichardRobichaux t #TheLongGame #Hitman #FilmIndustry #TheaterLife #ArtsEducation #PodcastGuest #ListenNow #BehindTheScenes #ActorEducatorCombo

🎙️ Dive into the reel deal with our latest episode of #InTheRoomPodcast! 🎬 Join us as we sit down with the talented William Kaufman for an inside scoop on his latest  film "The Channel," making its way to Hulu soon and available on demand on all major streaming services. 🌟 Expect candid chats, industry insights, and a whole lot of action! 🍿 Don't miss out – tune in now for a dose of entertainment goodness! 🎧 #TheChannel #HuluRelease #BehindTheScenes #amazonprime #itunes #claycrawford #maxmartini #williamkaufman_director

🎙️ Join us on 'In The Room' as we delve into the world of filmmaking with Julio Quintana, the visionary director behind hits like 'Blue Miracle' and 'The Long Game'! 🎬✨ Discover the stories behind his captivating films, from the heartwarming true tale of 'Blue Miracle,' which amassed over 100 million views as a Netflix Original in 2021, to the thrilling premiere of 'The Long Game' at SXSW 2023, where it secured the Audience Award for Best Narrative Feature. Get ready as 'The Long Game' hits theaters on April 12th, promising an unforgettable cinematic experience. Don't miss out on exclusive insights and behind-the-scenes anecdotes. Subscribe now for an inside look into the art of storytelling! 🌟 #JulioQuintana #BlueMiracle #TheLongGame #Intheroompodcast #Filmmaking #NetflixOriginal #SXSW #AudienceAward #DirectorInterviews

In The Room' with our extraordinary guests: Amman Abbasi and Sana Jafri! 🌟 Amman, the brilliant Pakistani-American director behind the acclaimed 'Dayveon,' brings his talent to 'Yasmeen's Element,' a poignant portrayal of a young girl's quest for education. 📚✨ Sana, the powerhouse producer from Nuqta Films, lends her expertise to craft this cinematic gem, championing brave narratives in Pakistani cinema. Join us as we explore the captivating journey of 'Yasmeen's Element' and dive deep into the world of storytelling with these visionary artists. 🎥💫 #InTheRoom #YasmeensElement #AmmanAbbasi #SanaJafri #NuqtaFilms #PakistaniCinema #IndependentFilm #Director #Producer #Filmmaking

In The Room with award-winning writer-director Mark Lambert Bristol as he unveils the secrets of his illustrious career. Bristol's latest feat? Directing "Accidental Texan" starring Thomas Haden Church, Carrie-Anne Moss, Rudy Pankow, and Bruce Dern. With storyboard artistry for top directors like Christopher Nolan and David Fincher, Bristol brings a unique visual flair to his work. 📚"Accidental Texan" in theaters on March 8, 2024 🌟 #MarkBristol #Filmmaker #AccidentalTexan #Storyboarding #Directing #Podcast

 We’re taking a deep dive into the life of the phenomenal Pat Healy! From his formative years at Steppenwolf Theatre to gracing over 30 films and leaving an indelible mark in hits like 'Magnolia' and 'Captain America: The Winter Soldier,' Pat's journey is a testament to his undeniable talent. And let's not overlook his recent stellar performance in  Killers of the Flower Moon.' Join us for a glimpse into the inner workings of this multifaceted artist's journey! ✨ #InTheRoom #PatHealy #HollywoodJourney #TheCastStation"

🎙️🌟 This week on the podcast, we're thrilled to share our wild ride with the multi-talented Steven Ogg! 🚀 From the gritty sets of BBC’s "Boiling Point" to the apocalyptic chaos of AMC's "The Walking Dead," Steven has captivated audiences with his dynamic performances. 🎬 As Simon in #TheWalkingDead, Rebus in #Westworld, Sobchak in #BetterCallSaul, Pike in #Snowpiercer, and Captain Howard in #Emancipation, his range is as vast as the worlds he's explored. 🌎And let's not forget the unforgettable Trevor from #GTAV – a character that's become a cultural icon. 🎮 Join us as we dive into a conversation that's as unfiltered and bold as Steven's characters. Because in this episode, we're embracing the mantra: Do Whatever You Want, No One Gives a F#@$! 🤘 Tune in, get inspired, and let's get a little rebellious with Steven Ogg! 🔥 StevenOgg #BoilingPoint #ActorLife #PodcastLife #CreativeRebellion

Ronnie Gene Blevins is an incredibly talented actor who has left an indelible mark in both independent gems and blockbuster hits. His memorable appearances in acclaimed projects such as "True Detective," "The Dark Knight Rises," and "Joe" have showcased his versatility and undeniable talent. Ronnie is a hard-working actor who consistently delivers exceptional performances, earning him a well-deserved reputation in the industry. It is truly a pleasure to have him "In The Room" today to discuss his career and contributions to the film and television world.

This week, we sit down with Katherine Propper is a gifted filmmaker whose debut feature 'Lost Soulz' is making waves, set for a 2024 release by Kino Lorber. Winner of multiple awards for her shorts, like 'Birds', she's a Tribeca Fest regular with a love for blending reality and fiction in film. Catch her work online and hear more about her journey from art history grad to becoming a filmmaker on our podcast! @kpropz  @lostsoulzmovie #Tribeca2023 #CinemaArt

Holden Brother's are a writing/directing/producing/acting dynamic duo, Josh and Nick Holden, started their production company Mishnoon in Austin, TX in 2008. They cut their teeth on a lot of music docs and music videos, in the Outlaw Country music scene with the likes of Willie Nelson, Bonnie Raitt, Kris Kristofferson and others. They released The Golden Rut in 2016 and are in post production on their next feature "Sell Out". Just a delight to get to talk about everything about getting it done and what it takes to get your ideas out into the world! #HoldenBrothers #IndieFilmTalk #OutlawCountry #ActorsLife

In today's episode, we have - Paul Ben-Victor! With an impressive filmography of over 150 films and TV series, he has worked with renowned directors and made appearances in notable productions such as "The Irishman" and HBO's "Vinyl". His exceptional acting skills garnered critical acclaim for his portrayal of "Moe Howard" in the ABC biopic "The Three Stooges". Currently, you can catch him in Season 4 of The Chosen! #PaulBenVictor #TheIrishman #Vinyl #TheThreeStooges #TheChosen #Actor

In this episode we sit down with, Lance Larson the multi-award winning director, writer and editor. We sit down to discuss his Journey as a filmmaker and what it took to get his first feature film, Deadland out into the world! Some amazing insights and just a delightful human!

In today's episode, we chat with Austin Amelio, who offers an insightful, behind-the-scenes look at his journey to becoming a successful actor. Join Austin as he delves into the craft, experiences, and personal stories that have shaped his journey in the acting world.