The FilmWorks Way

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Topic Category:

Business, TV and Film, Education

Topic Sub-Category:

Marketing, How To

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English

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Podcast Stats:

Number of Episodes: 1

Series Type: episodic

Content Type: AUDIO

Podcast Description

Behind every great production is a mix of creativity, problem-solving, and a little bit of controlled chaos. The FilmWorks Way pulls back the curtain on the world of film and commercial production in Texas, featuring unfiltered conversations with the people who make it happen—cinematographers, agency reps, writers, and crew. Hosted by Andrew Kilzer, it’s a space for real talk about the industry, the craft, and everything in between.

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The show explores a variety of topics related to film production, including the creative process, problem-solving strategies, and industry trends, with episode examples such as discussions on the challenges of commercial shoots and the impact of local culture on storytelling.

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The FilmWorks Way

Behind every great production is a mix of creativity, problem-solving, and a little bit of controlled chaos. The FilmWorks Way pulls back the curtain on the world of film and commercial production in Texas, featuring unfiltered conversations with the people who make it happen—cinematographers, agency reps, writers, and crew. Hosted by Andrew Kilzer, it’s a space for real talk about the industry, the craft, and everything in between.

In this episode of The FilmWorks Way, Andrew Kilzer sits down with Erin Rees, a seasoned commercial and episodic producer based in Houston, and Justin Montgomery, a cinematographer who’s worked all over—but was convinced to move back from Mexico for a summer 2024 project. They talk about the realities of production in Texas, the creative and logistical challenges they’ve tackled, and what keeps them coming back for more.

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