Twin Shadow Productions

In this episode, we do a deep dive into the casting process, discussing tips and tricks along the way. We also go into our review of The Red Shoes! So come along with us as we learn a thing or two!

In this episode, we conclude our interview of filmmaker Josh Addante. Come join us as we discuss our favorite subject: Food! And space, SuperFans, & ghosts. If you would like to follow Josh and his film SuperFans you can find it on this link: https://www.facebook.com/SuperFans-263580697080085/

In this first part of episode 16, we interview Josh Addante, a do it all kind of filmmaker. We go over his past in the Coast Guard as he and Tom battle it out covertly for Supreme Nerd. We also get into the meat and potatoes, discussing Josh's current project, SuperFans. He tells us about the premise, the buzz it's generating, and the tribulations of pre-production! So come along with us as we learn a thing or two! If you're interested in SuperFans or want to get in touch with the production/Josh here is their link: https://www.facebook.com/SuperFans-263580697080085/

In this episode, we discuss the best ways to tackle first day jitters and the onslaught of madness. Also, Tom reveals he is the second coming of Baba Vanga! So come along and join us on the first day of principal!

In this episode we explore the mysteries of craft service or rather how to feed so many picky people! We discuss hummus and how it can save the amateur film set food crisis. And Margarita discovers the Mandela Effect! Also, our very own Stephen Tejas will be at Cinegear the first weekend of June, so if you have any questions or gear you would like him to check out, let us know!

In this episode, we discuss the woes and pros of working with animals on set. We also discuss if you should work with an animal on set. And I think we read one of Tom's new scripts!

In this episode, we explore locations! We talk about how pivotal a good location can be for your production. Of babies. And we discuss some important tips on scouting a location as well as some of the dos and don'ts. And we even go over guerrilla shooting although no productions ever do that!

In this episode we talk about how to handle your money in an amateur production, but in reality we talk about how we don't know anything about finances. We also discuss one of the biggest unforeseen costs in the business: dollars to donuts.

In this episode we conclude our look back at 2018. We go far overboard, realizing we never went over Jared and Clark's favorite movie picks during 2018. We then read Tom's greatest script "The Den of Incredibly Inept Villians". And we finish with a serenade to our wonderful Margarita. Jared and Clark were never seen again.

In this episode, we join our good friends Clark Runciman and Jared Jay Mason as we take a look back at what 2018 brought us. We discuss the three best movies we saw this past year and our greatest theatre experiences. So come along with us in remembering 2018 as we all march on towards an inevitable abyss of nothingness! Cheers!

In this episode, we discuss the results fo the 91st Academy Awards.

In this episode, we take a macro look at writing a script. We explore the larger ideas of how we visualize the writing, come up with ideas, and embark on an exploration of originality. It gets a little cosmic in this episode! If you're concerned with the how to's of screenplay formatting then RocketJump Film School has a great video for you: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9CjlKQclsWo&t=1s

In this episode, we take it back to the start of everything. We discuss the first initial steps of filmmaking and remind everyone of why we do this. Then we get into a Twin Shadow Trivia Showdown! If you would like a link to, our lovely, Tom's first film, "Still Frame." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eap1wuSvMB8&fbclid=IwAR0yKH3_b2LzgM8_gBpEUM_od2vNsYpPUBvrnBWDBUk2OPALCrN-wgPIuRI And if you want to see more of it let us know!

In this episode we interview a good friend of TSP, cinematographer Stacey Sytulek. We discuss where her heart is in within in the industry, her short film, "Before I leave," and touch upon the validity of film school.

In this episode, we predict who will win Oscar gold or at least that was the plan, but instead we discuss who we think should win regardless if they were nominated. If you do want to see our predictions--follow the link below: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1SOmsc7LkHGw_ZCMYo452FnpBzFoaGtjY4NYjV109UyY/edit?fbclid=IwAR0T6VnV9a9D5dBWRpv0B1_6QiU8ucdML8_f-cW2iJDT2KnNzINQcK_3bjI#gid=0 You can join in the guessing and let us know who you think will win. Whoever, rolls a D400 on foresight will win a $20 Amazon gift card. There are tabs at the bottom of the excel spreadsheet for you to cast your vote for each category--just make sure to leave your email under our names so we know who voted for what. Contest choices will be locked in February 23, 2019 @ 9pm PST. The winner will be announced on our Oscars 2019 follow up podcast. Good luck! We will also be live streaming the Awards ceremony on Twitch, so you can join us and drink with us! We will be signing on around 4pm PST (Sunday, February 24). Here is t

This is the last and final part of our interview with Jared Jay Mason and Clark Runciman of Dog and Pony Pictures. We try to discuss their film The Great and Terrible Day of the Lord/Mysterious Ways, but we are far too drunk and debaucherous to speak about anything coherent, cheers! Link to their film's IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt8447554/

This is the third part of the riveting interview of Jared and Clark. In this segment, we actually discuss film making at large and the film making process of The Great and Terrible Day of the Lord/Mysterious Ways. See? I words!

Part 2 of our Conversation with Jared, and Clark! Come check it out!

This is the first part of four episodes in which we interview Jared Jay Mason and Clark Runciman of Dog and Pony Pictures. In this segment, they discuss their current feature, The Great and Terrible Day of the Lord, and how they met for their incredible journey that has lead them to become the closest of friends. Here is the link to Jared's Reddit post: https://www.reddit.com/r/Filmmakers/comments/8gj0m7/what_i_learned_from_shooting_a_feature_my_first/

In this episode, we ride along with Tom on a magical journey of something cuz there ain't no getting off this train we're on. And we find that Stephen is still on the toilet, so join us on some true nonsense. I think we may have talked about film making at some point!