Talking Frames
Talking Frames
Podcast Description
Welcome to Talking Frames, the podcast where art and photography come to life through stories, inspiration, and creativity of photographers and artists.
Listen to each candid conversation in each episode that dives into the journeys, techniques, and passions that shape their work, offering a glimpse into their creative process and the stories behind the frames that define their work Follow Tim Bingham on instagram @_timbingham_ or @talkingframes_podcast
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The podcast focuses on various themes in photography such as street photography, storytelling, and the emotional connection between artists and their subjects, with episodes featuring discussions on the challenges of capturing candid moments, exploring cultural narratives, and the impact of social media on artistic communities.
Welcome to Talking Frames, the podcast where art and photography come to life through stories, inspiration, and creativity of photographers and artists.
Listen to each candid conversation in each episode that dives into the journeys, techniques, and passions that shape their work, offering a glimpse into their creative process and the stories behind the frames that define their work Follow Tim Bingham on instagram @_timbingham_ or @talkingframes_podcast
Daniel Sackheim, a photographer and filmmaker, is a talented visual artist with a focus on storytelling through both film and photography. While he is best known for his career in television and film production, he has also made significant contributions to the world of photography.
As a filmmaker, he has directed and produced a variety of notable projects, including working on critically acclaimed shows such as The X-Files, Game of Thrones, The Leftovers, and House of Cards.
In addition to his filmmaking, Daniel Sackheim has a passion for photography, often drawing inspiration from the noir style and cinematic visuals that have influenced his work on screen. His photography is known for its use of lighting, composition, and atmospheric qualities, reflecting the same attention to detail that has defined his film projects. His visual style connects the worlds of photography and filmmaking, and his work continues to influence and inspire those in both industries.
Although Daniel is more widely recognized for his television and film work, his exploration of photography provides him with a creative outlet to express his artistic vision in a different medium, further enriching his multifaceted career.
In this engaging episode, Tim Bingham chats with Daniel about his remarkable journey to becoming a celebrated director and producer. Daniel recounts his beginnings in engineering and post-production, the mentorship that shaped his career, and his work with legendary filmmakers like filmmakers John Cassavetes and Michael Mann Michael Mann and writer Dick Wolf. They dive deep into the development of iconic TV shows like *Law & Order*, *The X-Files*, and *Game of Thrones*, examining storytelling innovations and the challenges of creating groundbreaking content. Daniel also shares his fascination with film noir, the influence of German expressionism, and his passion for exploring human frailty, memory, and technology in his projects.
The conversation highlights Daniel’s transition to photography, where he found creative freedom through noir-inspired compositions and how his style has impacted his work in film and TV. Tim and Daniel discuss the changing landscape of the film and publishing industries, the rise of self-publishing, and the importance of personal projects for creative growth. They touch on the Irish film industry, urban photography, and the resilience required to succeed in an evolving artistic world. This episode is packed with inspiration, industry insights, and valuable lessons for filmmakers, photographers, and creatives alike.
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