Let's talk about Verticals – Détails, épisodes et analyse

Let's get started!
And there couldn't be anyone better suited to start with than Roberta Sparta! Producer and owner of Sparta Productions (https://www.instagram.com/spartaproductions_/). She enlightens me about the people needed behind the camera to bring a vertical script to life. We also talk about what we think about so many platforms and a few scripts.
Wishes for the future of Verticals? - Roberta tells me hers from the perspective of a producer.
We're also making a deal in case I win the lottery. What's that? - Check it out and Tune in.
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Welcome to my podcast "Let's talk about Verticals" 
Before we begin with all the great conversations, and all the great guests, I wanted to introduce myself as the host, so you know who you're dealing with here. :-)
You wanna know some (Fun)Facts about me and why I'm doing this Podcast? - You should definitely tune in!

In this episode the fantastic actor and writer Michael Vaccaro joins me for a Talk. A talk about dreams, visions, lifetime goals and the future of the Verticals we assume.
Also we are talking about the childhood dream to be a performer in the middle of New York City and why his mother played a key role in his career.
Want to know which countries in Europe you should definitely visit? Michael Vaccaro has some exclusive travel tips in this podcast episode that you shouldn't miss ;-)
Why I'm becoming his German PA? - That's a whole different story. Michael Vaccaro - born to perform
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Zane Claudio is known as the bad guy in the vertical scene. The super-likable and always-smiling actor has so far appeared in almost exclusively evil roles. This naturally means that he has almost perfected the character of the evil in verticals.
What does Zane himself think about almost always playing the role of a villain? Wouldn't he prefer to play the highly sought-after and popular billionaire CEO in a romantic drama?
And what's it like when you spend all day playing the villain on set and then have to learn the lines for the next day? Is it even possible to slip out of the villain's skin, or does it keep you trapped?
We also chat about Zane's "to watch list" when it comes to movies, what music he likes to listen to privately, and how he manages this fast pace and large number of vertical shoots so well.
And then, of course, there's the all-important question that might tip the scales in the conversation and ultimately the relationship: pineapple on pizza - yes or no?
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Do you want to hear the collective opinions of a few fans at once? Unvarnished, open, honest, and direct?
Then this monthly review episode is just right for you! I'll be reviewing the month of September with six ladies who are active in the vertical world.
@verticalviewweekly
@verticalfilmslover
@verticait
@realreeldrama
@verticaldramaqueen
@i.love.verticals
We talk about verticals, apps, actors and actresses, and much more. Also about the good and bad things that have occupied us this month, speak openly about what we as an audience no longer want and where we see room for improvement.
You wanna know the answers to the following questions?
- Actress of the month?
- Actor of the month?
- Vertical of the month?
- Platform/App of the month?
Then you should definitely tune in and listen!
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Dan Lowenstein is a multi - award winning Film director known for his dynamic and thought provoking style. Dan has worked with an eclectic group of creatives from well known comedians to chart topping pop stars. But Dan's real passion is in narrative story telling, he is drawn to moments of realism and is inspired by everyday naturalist events. He comes from a professional dance background and uses his physical knowledge to help tell stories in innovative ways using a selection of powerful cinematic tools.
After initially being respectful of vertical filmmaking, he says he has settled into it after ten projects and enjoys constantly taking on new vertical challenges in a wide variety of countries. He's brimming with new, inspiring ideas and has wonderful location and genre visions that we chat about in this podcast episode.
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Caitlyn aka Verticait joins me as a guest. She's only been active in the vertical space since this year, but she's all the more intense for it. With her reviews, she openly and honestly evaluates verticals, and that's exactly what we do in this podcast episode too!
We talk bluntly about what's going wrong in some verticals, where we definitely still see weaknesses in them, and what we sometimes find simply ridiculous. But we also discuss the serious side of the business, talk about absolute no-gos, and our secret favorites for "Vertical of the Year."
How many platforms does she currently have installed on her phone? Where does she treat herself to an annual membership, and why we see an urgent need for a "detail manager" on set? We discuss all this and much more in this episode!
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Actress Molly Anderson is one of the few in the Vertical World who plays both -  the kind, loving wife and the villain who can't be trusted in any way. A woman with many facets and stories.
We talk completely honestly and unvarnished about life as an actress in the Vertical World. Whether life is truly Hollywood-like with glitz and glamour or sometimes deals more with real (unpleasant) facts.
Would you like to know where Molly sees difficulties in producing and publishing verticals? What figures are important in this regard? - And as always, it’s all about money. 💰
She talks about why every beginning was difficult in the film industry, and why the occasional white lie was necessary and more.
You'll find out exclusively in this episode.
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In today's episode, I'm sitting down with Thomas King for a chat about the Vertical world. He immersed himself in this universe relatively early on and has, as a result, had a few experiences with it.
We talk openly and honestly about, among other things, which stories we both find a bit superfluous and overused, and why we'd both like to see a Western Vertical.
How many towel drops has he had in a Vertical career? And why does he see himself as a potential Oscar candidate? - You can find out all this and much more in this podcast episode.
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