Kate and Meredith are definitely fan-girling over here. We love Patty Lin, not to mention we are HUGE fans of Judd Apatow's Freaks and Geeks. Reading her newly released book, End Credits, we fell in love with her and her writing style. She is a former TV writer and producer whose credits include Freaks and Geeks, Friends, Desperate Housewives, and Breaking Bad. She has also written pilots for Fox, CBS, and Nickelodeon. In this episode, we discuss not only Patty's book, but her experiences writing for TV shows, and what should change in the industry. We break down exactly what it's like to be a screenwriter on a network TV show. Guest: Patty Lin, Screenwriter & Author (@virtualpattylin) Producers/Hosts: Kate Forsatz (@kateforsatz) Meredith Veach (@rarerarefind) This episode was assistant edited by Sarah Waldron (@s.waldron18) 00:00 Intro 00:12 Introductions 00:54 How did you get started in the industry? 01:50 College for Advertising 02:15 The Letterman Show 02:45 The Realization, Internship 05:14 Career Trajectory 05:31 Full Time Job at the Letterman Show 06:25 Writing Spec Scripts and Getting an Agent 09:19 Meeting an Agent 10:00 Moving to LA 12:05 First Writing Job in LA 12:36 Problematic Start: No Orientation 13:40 Lack of Communication 14:00 Meditation, Retreats 15:30 Freaks and Geeks 17:30 Writers on Set 18:20 Foley Session with Judd Apatow 19:00 Showrunners 19:40 Have Writers being involved in Production 20:05 The Scriptwriting Process The Pace Notes Process "Gangbang" Writing 25:00 Pitching 26:30 Getting Notes 29:46 Older Cable Shows vs Streaming Writing Process 31:30 Issues with becoming a Showrunner 33:40 Work Life Balance 34:57 Will this industry change when it comes to Work Life Balance? 38:50 Process of writing End Credits 41:35 Takeways from End Credits 43:13 Having Perspective 43:50 Be Kind 44:25 Outro Full podcast episodes along with helpful resources are available on our website! https://www.oneohonepodcast.com/ Hit the like button and Subscribe/Follow us here! :) Youtube 🎥 ► @oneohonepodcast ❤️ Let's Connect On Social Media❤️ 📸 Instagram: oneohonepodcast 👍 Facebook: oneohonepodcast 🤩 TikTok: oneohonepodcast

We're very excited to introduce you all to Alex Creswick, an intimacy coordinator and film producer based in Los Angeles. The conversations have only begun when it comes to having an advocate on set for intimacy and nudity. Alex's healthy perspective on how they go about their job in the industry is refreshing and something we all should strive to replicate. Comfortability on set will always lead to finer art. Guest: Alex Creswick, Intimacy Coordinator and Producer Producers/Hosts: Kate Forsatz (@kateforsatz) Meredith Veach (@rarerarefind) This episode was assistant edited by Sarah Waldron (@s.waldron18) Full podcast episodes along with helpful resources are available on our website! https://www.oneohonepodcast.com/ Hit the like button and Subscribe/Follow us here! :) Youtube 🎥 ► @oneohonepodcast ❤️ Let's Connect On Social Media❤️ 📸 Instagram: oneohonepodcast 👍 Facebook: oneohonepodcast 🤩 TikTok: oneohonepodcast

Season 3 kicks off with Actor, Voice Actor, and long time friend of One Oh! One, Jason Griffith. In this episode, we learn the nuances of being a voice actor, what to expect when going for auditions, and what loop groups are all about. Jason shares his experiences in life, career, and of course his love of Richard Kind. Join us; you'll be glad you did. Guest: Jason Griffith (@real_jasongriffith) Producers/Hosts: Kate Forsatz (@kateforsatz) Meredith Veach (@rarerarefind) This episode was assistant edited by Sarah Waldron (@s.waldron18) 00:00 Show Intro 00:17 Season 3! 00:31 Welcome our guest, Jason Griffith 02:13 Our film, Threebound 03:57 How do you define your role? What was your journey? 05:25 Met a talent agent 05:45 First gig booking 07:15 Voice Acting Gigs 07:46 Voice of Sonic 10:30 Living in NYC 11:15 Momentum 11:25 Self Doubt 12:27 Where and what did you study? 13:20 Lessons on VO Auditions 14:18 What are the nuances of the work you do? Working remotely and dubbing 17:00 All about Loop Groups 17:50 Sound Editors 21:22 Subtext Sesh 21:40 The SAG Strike 23:20 How to get in 24:00 How to get through your own head space 26:00 Have fun! 27:27 What do you love about your job? 27:50 What about the business would you change? Over-saturation of talent 29:56 Jason's advice for getting into voice acting 31:16 The biggest mistake you can make in an audition 34:03 What directors or artists have inspired you? 35:19 Outro Full podcast episodes along with helpful resources are available on our website! https://www.oneohonepodcast.com/ Hit the like button and Subscribe/Follow us here! :) Youtube 🎥 ► @oneohonepodcast ❤️ Let's Connect On Social Media❤️ 📸 Instagram: https://instagram.com/oneohonepodcast 👍 Facebook: https://facebook.com/oneohonepodcast 🤩 TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@oneohonepodcast

It's February! Love is in the air and what's not to LOVE about our favorite Multi Hyphenates: Actor, Producer, Voice Over Artist,Talent Booker and Hosts Extraordinaire Ashley Hearon-Smith and Keri Setaro. In this episode, we break down what it means to be a multi-hyphenate in our industry, and what it takes to pivot and transition to fulfill that creative need. Ashley and Keri give a no-holds-barred glimpse into the career of a multi-hyphenate. We are all so lucky to be able to do what we love, and we're aware that there is an unspoken privilege to be able to take certain career risks. We also touch on the Me Too movement, and discuss how not much has really changed; are the "adjustments" we see authentic or just for show? Bonus! Stay to the end for an awesome Meryl Streep story. Guests: Ashley Hearon-Smith (@ashhearonsmith) Keri Setaro (@kerisetaro) @momtouragepodcast Producers/Hosts: Kate Forsatz (@kateforsatz) Meredith Veach (@rarerarefind) 00:00 Show Intro 00:11 Episode Intro 01:25 Getting to Know Ashley and Keri 05:18 Knowing your Worth 11:34 Being Flexible as an Artist 12:32 "Create your own opportunities" 12:40 The ultimate Multi-Hyphenate: Being a Mom 13:55 When you knew this was the industry for you 18:20 Fulfilling that artistic need 18:47 Takeaways of being a Multi-Hyphenate 22:17 Mental Fortitude 22:28 Say Yes, and Learn When to Say No 23:10 Working For Free Debate 24:15 Redefine "Free" 27:05 Actors Need Followers?! 27:35 What Needs to Change? 28:00 Female Director Rate of Hire 28:30 Me Too Movement 31:20 Magic of Film and TV, "The Fantasy, The Escapism" 32:01 Meryl Streep Story 35:00 Outro Full episodes along with helpful resources are available on our website! https://www.oneohonepodcast.com/ ❤️ Let's Connect On Social Media❤️ 📸 Instagram: https://instagram.com/oneohonepodcast 👍 Facebook: https://facebook.com/oneohonepodcast 🤩 TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@oneohonepodcast

This week's guest is someone who has such an invigorating energy that no wonder she has positively defied the frustratingly unshakable industry norms. Naomi is first and foremost a storyteller with a passion to make people feel, but she is also a devoted changemaker for women in the industry. Naomi is someone who has truly taken the time to analyze her place in not just this industry, but in the universe, as she puts it, with a realization to create her own balance of happiness and success. Her TED talk, "What it's like to be a woman in Hollywood," has led the path forward for Naomi to be a trailblazer for the parity for which all of us fighting. Guest: Naomi McDougall Jones, Storyteller, Changemaker (@naomimj) (https://www.imdb.com/name/nm2328697/) Producers/Hosts: Kate Forsatz (@kateforsatz) Meredith Veach (@rarerarefind) 00:00 Show Intro 00:13 Episode Intro 00:45 What do you do? 02:21 Storyteller first? What role do you feel you are the most? 04:25 Don't get caught being just an activist 05:13 An Artist's Vulnerability 06:43 The Math: 289 years to get to parity at the rate we're currently going 11:02 First gig! 14:38 Best part of your job 17:00 Most Difficult part of your job 19:36 Money Talk! Happiness and Work Balance 25:34 What Advice can you give our listeners? 26:40 Career Reflection 27:50 "Co-Create your Career with the Universe" 29:52 Guidance for getting that first job 31:50 Build your network horizontally/sideways 33:33 Film Inspiration 35:15 Outro Full episodes along with helpful resources are available on our website! https://www.oneohonepodcast.com/ ❤️ Let's Connect On Social Media❤️ 📸 Instagram: https://instagram.com/oneohonepodcast 👍 Facebook: https://facebook.com/oneohonepodcast 🤩 TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@oneohonepodcast

Two guests at the same time = twice the laughs in this episode with production managers Jennifer Haire and Gilana Lobel. Listen or watch this episode on our YT channel to learn all about being a production manager and potential pathways one can take to becoming a UPM. With the years of experience that both of these ladies have had, Jen and Gilana utilized their down time during the height of Covid to write a wonderful, and necessary, handbook called Keys to the Production Office. Buy and read this book so that you can be prepared to perform above and beyond on your first gig! Guests: Jennifer Haire, Production Manager (https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1116330/) Gilana Lobel, Production Manager (https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1126604/) Keys to the Production Office: Instagram: @keystotheproductionoffice https://www.keystotheproductionoffice.com/ Producers/Hosts: Kate Forsatz (@kateforsatz) Meredith Veach (@rarerarefind) Full episodes along with helpful resources are available on our website! https://www.oneohonepodcast.com/ Follow us on Instagram: @oneohonepodcast https://www.instagram.com/oneohonepodcast/ Follow us on TikTok: @oneohonepodcast https://www.tiktok.com/@oneohonepodcast Follow us on Twitter: @1oh1podcast Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/oneohonepodcast

Get a GRIP on reality. We absolutely love Melanie and her unflinching energy. She has quite an impressive job history as a best boy grip, working on huge budget films and TV shows such as Black Panther: Wakanda Forever and The Walking Dead. This conversation does not shy away from the true hardships of working in production. With her years of experience, Melanie has decided to collect her stories and create a how-to book called Below the Line. It will be for sale via Book Baby very soon! Don't worry - we'll share when it's released! Guest: Melanie Ragone, Best Boy Grip (@melaniearagone @below_the_line_book) (https://www.imdb.com/name/nm5203552/) Producers/Hosts: Kate Forsatz (@kateforsatz) Meredith Veach (@rarerarefind) 00:00 Show Intro 00:25 Episode Intro 00:40 Responsibilities of a Grip 01:55 Projects You've Been On -- The Walking Dead 02:40 How would you define your role? 02:50 Hierarchy of the Grip Department 05:05 Best Boy Grip 05:20 Responsibilities of a 3rd 06:45 Core Crew vs Day Players 07:40 Responsibilities for Grips 08:20 How did you know this was the industry for you? 09:26 Educational Background 10:45 Film School? 13:03 You never hear about what the crew does 13:45 Safety 14:10 Hardest Part of your job 15:30 "You're basically on a construction site" 20:00 How do we fix these issues? Time factor/safety 22:02 'Below the Line' book! 25:11 "Don't be late!" - biggest advice 26:40 Connecting to Grips all around the world 27:43 Advice to get your first gig 29:40 #1 thing is Networking 30:00 "It's all about who you know and timing" 31:48 Money Talk 34:35 Favorite Directors/Movies 37:00 Outro Full episodes along with helpful resources are available on our website! https://www.oneohonepodcast.com/ ❤️ Let's Connect On Social Media❤️ 📸 Instagram: https://instagram.com/oneohonepodcast 👍 Facebook: https://facebook.com/oneohonepodcast 🤩 TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@oneohonepodcast

We are particularly excited about this episode. Meredith and Kate speak with Documentary filmmaker and Emmy Nominee Lisa D'Apolito about her journey making her film Love, Gilda. Lisa is the epitome of unwavering determination. 00:00 Podcast Intro 00:25 Episode Intro 01:40 Past and Current Work 02:01 Love, Gilda 03:07 Shari Lewis, Lamb Chop Doc 03:59 How did you land these docs? 05:10 The stories Lisa likes to tell 05:20 How would you define your role? Day to Day Responsibilities 09:47 What was the moment for you? 11:08 Raising Money for a film 11:20 What is the most difficult part of your job? 11:50 The most successful way to raise money 12:25 Pitches & grants for Love, Gilda 12:50 What did you study in school? 13:28 What is the best part of your job? 14:03 Having a traditional job while working in the film industry 15:16 What needs to change in this industry? 16:38 Is it better to shoot a sizzle or trailer before the real thing? 17:32 Permissions 18:55 What is the best advice you've gotten or that you can give? 20:13 The D-Word resource, Film Fatales resource 20:50 What are your Favorite Films or Directors? 22:20 What are Meredith and Kate working on right now? 23:35 Ageism 23:51 Outro Guest: Lisa D'Apolito, Documentary Filmmaker (@lovegildathefilm) (https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0200854/) Producers/Hosts: Kate Forsatz (@kateforsatz) Meredith Veach (@rarerarefind) Full episodes along with helpful resources are available on our website! https://www.oneohonepodcast.com/ Follow us on Instagram: @oneohonepodcast https://www.instagram.com/oneohonepodcast/ Follow us on TikTok: @oneohonepodcast https://www.tiktok.com/@oneohonepodcast Follow us on Twitter: @1oh1podcast Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/oneohonepodcast

Without a doubt, our Season 2 kickoff guest Kristin Fairweather packs an energetic punch. Originally starting out in politics and having a coveted appointee position, Kristin made a complete career shift, utilizing all of her amazing skills to become a director/producer extraordinaire. We talk with her about being a director as she fights to including everyone involved from the get-go, and most importantly how she creates a safe and warm set. Kristin is also a mother of two girls, so we discuss the difficulties of juggling being a mom and working in this industry. 00:00 Introduction 00:53 Philosophy of being a Director 01:42 Background in Politics 04:16 Current Projects 08:14 The way you do something is the way you do everything. 10:14 What was the moment you knew this was the industry for you? 12:14 First movie gig - CRAIGSLIST! 17:50 Emotional Intelligence 19:05 Day to Day Responsibilities 21:00 What's a Pitch Deck? Look Books? 24:19 Favorite Part of your Job 26:45 Most Challenging Part of your Job 28:15 Pay Expectations 30:47 Being a Mom in this industry 34:25 What Needs to Change? 38:52 Outro Guest: Kristin Fairweather, Filmmaker, Director (@kfair8) (https://www.imdb.com/name/nm3488211/) Producers/Hosts: Kate Forsatz (@kateforsatz) Meredith Veach (@rarerarefind) Full episodes along with helpful resources are available on our website! https://www.oneohonepodcast.com/ Follow us on Instagram: @oneohonepodcast https://www.instagram.com/oneohonepodcast/ Follow us on TikTok: @oneohonepodcast https://www.tiktok.com/@oneohonepodcast Follow us on Twitter: @1oh1podcast Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/oneohonepodcast

A DIT (digital imaging technician) is a role on set not to be confused with a data rangler. A DIT works closely with the cinemotographer to create an overall look for a film. It's a job that is both creative and technical. Matthew said it himself that he's been extremely lucky with his ability to get job after job, but it's really his bright and humorous personality that makes you want to work with him. Matthew has worked on some incredible projects, such as The Gilded Age, The Irishman, and Avengers: Endgame, just to name a few. Guest: Matthew Selkirk, DIT, Cinematographer (@mattselkirk)(https://www.imdb.com/name/nm2857417/) Producers/Hosts: Kate Forsatz (@kateforsatz) Meredith Veach (@rarerarefind) Full episodes along with helpful resources are available on our website! https://www.oneohonepodcast.com/ Follow us on Instagram: @oneohonepodcast https://www.instagram.com/oneohonepodcast/ Follow us on TikTok: @oneohonepodcast https://www.tiktok.com/@oneohonepodcast Follow us on Twitter: @1oh1podcast Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/oneohonepodcast

"Yvonne Russo is an extraordinarily talented multi-hyphenate producer. She describes her position in a very distinct way; it's like being an architect; building a project from the ground up. She tells us she is currently working on 7 (!!!) projects, all in different stages, but you can hear how passionate she speaks about each one. Yvonne is CRUSHING it. Russo is a member of the Sicangu Lakota Tribal Nation. Guest: Yvonne Russo, Producer (yvonnerusso74) Producers/Hosts: Kate Forsatz (@kateforsatz) Meredith Veach (@rarerarefind) Full episodes along with helpful resources are available on our website! https://www.oneohonepodcast.com/ Follow us on Instagram: @oneohonepodcast https://www.instagram.com/oneohonepodcast/ Follow us on TikTok: @oneohonepodcast https://www.tiktok.com/@oneohonepodcast Follow us on Twitter: @1oh1podcast Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/oneohonepodcast

Hailing from Tasmania, Catherine Joy has made quite a name for herself here in LA. Not only is she an accomplished film composer, Catherine is also the founder and CEO of Joy Music House, a full service score production company AND she's the President for the Alliance for Women Film Composers. She also teaches film scoring for the NYU Steinhardt Masters program. Yeah. This woman is a powerhouse and she believes that creating community and being a part of a community of composers is of most importance. In this episode, we also heavily discuss the tools to navigate the hardships of being a freelance creative. Guest: Catherine Joy @joymusichouse Producers: Kate Forsatz (@kateforsatz) Meredith Veach (@rarerarefind) Full episodes along with helpful resources are available on our website! https://www.oneohonepodcast.com/ Follow us on Instagram @oneohonepodcast https://www.instagram.com/oneohonepodcast/?hl=en Follow us on TikTok @oneohonepodcast Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/oneohonepodcast

Nell Teare's ultimate transparency is like a refreshing glass of lemonade. We're so excited to bring to our listeners a female director that has so many projects under her belt. She talks about how she's gotten to direct and produce over 120 projects over the past decade, including her own film, Bolivar (2021). Take a listen as Nell opens up and gives us insights into trusting oneself to do great consistent work, and how one should always be their unapologetic self. She calls it being "joyfully bold." Guest: Nell Teare (@nellteare) Producers: Kate Forsatz (@kateforsatz) Meredith Veach (@rarerarefind) Full episodes along with helpful resources are available on our website! https://www.oneohonepodcast.com/ Follow us on Instagram: @oneohonepodcast https://www.instagram.com/oneohonepod... Follow us on TikTok: @oneohonepodcast https://www.tiktok.com/@oneohonepodcast Follow us on Twitter: @1oh1podcast Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/oneohonepodcast

The ladies behind One Oh! One are in the hot seats this episode! Kate and Meredith want to share a bit about themselves to our listeners. They ask each other all of the important questions you've heard before. Kate discusses being a producer, director, and writer, while Meredith talks about being an editor and independent contractor in this industry. These ladies are passionate about this podcast, with goals of creating an all-in-one resource for those looking to enter into the film world. Guests: Kate Forsatz (@kateforsatz) Meredith Veach (@rarerarefind) Editor: Meredith Veach Full episodes along with helpful resources are available on our website! https://www.oneohonepodcast.com/ Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/oneohonepodcast/?hl=en Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/oneohonepodcast

This woman has done it all! Bianca divulges the joys and struggles of being a DP and Camera Operator in LA. She's traveled all around the world and been on some incredible sets. Hear her story and learn what it's like to be a DP! Listen to our other episodes at oneohonepodcast.com Follow us on Instagram @oneohonepodcast Follow us on TikTok @oneohonepodcast

After the tragedy on the Rust film set, Ari (our Episode 9 guest) talks about how he was on a similar set in Montana.

Ari knew he wanted to be a DP starting at the age of 11. Chills. Just listen and you will feel the passion he has for the collaborative art form that is filmmaking. In this episode, Ari speaks truthfully and honestly about what it really means to be a Director of Photography. Biggest takeaway: Work with the right people. Producers of One Oh! One Podcast: Kate Forsatz (@kateforsatz) Meredith Veach (@rarerarefind) Guest: John Lissauer, Composer and Musician Full episodes along with helpful resources are available on our website! https://www.oneohonepodcast.com/ Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/oneohonepodcast Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/oneohonepodcast

The creators of One Oh! One Podcast are kicking off Women's History Month with a live event to premiere their new series, The Subtext Sesh. (Live event has already aired. This is a recorded version.) Each conversation will have a guest panel of industry pros where we push beyond facts and talk TRUTH. First topic: What is it like being a woman in the Film and TV Biz? Advisors Lidia Tamplenizza, Diane Cossa and Tessa Munro weigh in with hosts Meredith Veach and Kate Forsatz to discuss the good, the bad and the unspoken. Full episodes along with helpful resources are available on our website! https://www.oneohonepodcast.com/ Follow us on Instagram: @oneohonepodcast https://www.instagram.com/oneohonepodcast Follow us on TikTok: @oneohonepodcast https://www.tiktok.com/@oneohonepodcast Follow us on Twitter: @1oh1podcast Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/oneohonepodcast

Episode 107 with Lidia BONUS Scene: We talk about pay rates per the Editors Guild site, and discuss the best ways for young professionals to get a foot in the door. Resources: https://www.editorsguild.com/ Producers: Kate Forsatz (@kateforsatz) Meredith Veach (@rarerarefind) Guest: Lidia Tamplenizza, Sound Editor Editor: Meredith Veach Full episodes along with helpful resources are available on our website! https://www.oneohonepodcast.com/ Follow us on Instagram: @oneohonepodcast https://www.instagram.com/oneohonepodcast Follow us on TikTok: @oneohonepodcast https://www.tiktok.com/@oneohonepodcast Follow us on Twitter: @1oh1podcast Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/oneohonepodcast

So we've talked about SFX audio editing with Dave Redding in Episode 102, but THIS episode we talk with Lidia Tamplenizza who is a Supervising Sound Editor at Warner Bros. She and her team focus on the dialogue lines of audio and make sure everything sounds just right before it goes to the final mix! Have a listen to this episode as we dive into how she works and how it's always a balancing act between being a mom and being a leading member of this industry. Producers: Kate Forsatz (@kateforsatz) Meredith Veach (@rarerarefind) Guest: Lidia Tamplenizza, Sound Editor Editor: Meredith Veach Full episodes along with helpful resources are available on our website! https://www.oneohonepodcast.com/ 00:00 Show Intro 00:31 Episode Intro 00:38 Our guest, Lidia Tamplenizza 00:54 Where are you from? 01:04 Kate's time in Australia 01:12 When did you move to the US? 02:50 The magic of NY for Lidia 03:22 First gig for the US, Nicole Kidman VO recording 03:50 How do you define your role? 04:45 "ADR " - Automated Dialogue Replacement 05:33 How did you know this was the business for you? 06:50 Workshop on Sound for the film, Oscar and Lucinda (1997) 07:28 "It was my a-ha moment." 07:42 Film School isn't necessary for everyone 08:30 On the job experience is the most important 08:41 Started Career AGAIN after moving to the US 08:58 "The collaborative nature of what we do" 09:40 Try to intern or assist 10:16 What did you learn from starting over? 10:41 "It's about making relationships with people." 11:18 Technical Learning Curve coming to the US 12:10 Why Kate fell in love with filmmaking 13:01 Support System! 13:16 As a female in a male dominated industry, support is what you need. 13:43 What was your first gig? What was that like? 17:00 Day to Day Responsibilities 19:12 What other skills do you think are important for functioning in this industry? 20:08 Communication is #1 21:05 Lidia's mentor in Australia studied study psychology 21:53 Perspective 22:39 Balance between work and home life, being a mother, hours of the job 24:04 What is the best part of your job? 24:45 What is the most difficult part of your job? 25:43 Having Children and being in this industry 27:35 What has to change in this industry? 31:51 Lidia's AMAZING Idea for internship/apprenticeship 32:29 The privileged nature of the film industry 33:24 How to jump in? 35:52 Favorite film of all time? 37:01 Director Deep-Dive 37:46 What was the best advice you were given? 39:40 Outro Follow us on Instagram: @oneohonepodcast https://www.instagram.com/oneohonepodcast/ Follow us on TikTok: @oneohonepodcast https://www.tiktok.com/@oneohonepodcast Follow us on Twitter: @1oh1podcast Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/oneohonepodcast

Sophie Gold is a force to be reckoned with. Starting out in the financial industry, Sophie has carved her own path to becoming an extremely successful executive producer; so much so she founded her own company, Eleanor, in 2020! Listen to this episode to hear how she finds and supports talented creatives. We also discuss how to balance being a new mom in the industry. Sophie's story will amaze and spark a fire for us all! 00:00 Show Intro 00:30 Episode Intro 00:41 What does Sophie do? 01:00 Creative Problem Solver 01:20 What is Eleanor? 03:15 What is creative problem solving? 04:39 How does Sophie find creatives? 05:48 How did Sophie know she wanted to be in this industry? 09:23 Sophie's Journey from London 10:20 Benefits of Cold Calling/Emailing 11:30 "Nothing Ventured, Nothing Gained" 11:40 "Your network is your net worth." 12:53 What was that moment? Sophie's Journey 19:30 What are Sophie's day-to-day responsibilities? 21:45 What is the best part of the job? 24:50 What is the most difficult? 27:11 Bidding for a Job 28:35 Let's Talk About Pay $$$ For An Executive Producer 34:00 Favorite Film! 36:11 Being a Mom in this Industry 38:07 Outro Follow us on Instagram: @oneohonepodcast https://www.instagram.com/oneohonepodcast/ Follow us on TikTok: @oneohonepodcast https://www.tiktok.com/@oneohonepodcast Follow us on Twitter: @1oh1podcast Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/oneohonepodcast

An inspiring and real conversation about the composer world for Film and TV. John Lissauer has had an extensive career and continues to create soundtracks for movies and shorts. A trained clarinetist and saxophonist, John graduated from Yale University and wowed his professors there. We are so lucky to be able to have a meaningful conversation with him. We hope you enjoy it. 00:00 Intro 00:10 What do you do? 00:26 What sort of projects have you done? 01:48 Started out doing commercials and playing on record albums 02:27 What was your first job in this realm of scoring and composing? 02:49 Composition Major in college (Yale University) 03:53 Working with Leonard Cohen 04:50 COVID shut everything down 05:24 When did you know this was it? 05:37 Family Background 06:00 Advised NOT to go into the music industry 06:32 Music Composition Course at Yale 06:49 That MAGIC MOMENT! 07:58 Teachers should collaborate with their students 08:22 Day to Day Responsibilities on a new job 09:42 Spotting (Breaking the movie down into queues) 09:50 Queue Sheet 11:00 Run Through on Rough Cut and Scoring 11:20 Final Music Mix 11:50 Film Mixer 12:40 Anecdote about a relationship with a picture editor 13:13 Trust 13:23 What is the best part about your job? 15:43 What is the most difficult about your job? 16:20 PAY! $$$ Courage to talk about your pay and what you deserve 17:00 What is the average pay range for someone starting out? 19:00 Other avenues to make money 19:35 Gone Into the Clearing (student film) 19:50 Threebound (feature romantic comedy film) 20:14 What needs to change in the industry? - BUDGET 21:40 What it takes to make a film 22:46 Stats on Female Composers and Musicians 25:13 Favorite Film! - Vertigo (Hitchcock), Apocalypse Now (Coppola) 27:23 Outro Producers: Kate Forsatz (@kateforsatz) Meredith Veach (@rarerarefind) Guest: John Lissauer, Composer and Musician Editor: Meredith Veach Full episodes along with helpful resources are available on our website! https://www.oneohonepodcast.com/ Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/oneohonepodcast/?hl=en Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/oneohonepodcast

The first actor on our podcast! Meet Tessa Munro, a MULTI-TALENTED actor, voiceover artist, dancer, choreographer, and she does... martial arts, too! This episode, we take the time to understand the process of getting a job as an actor. Tessa walks us through how you get an agent and how you prepare for the audition. 00:00 Show Intro 00:30 Episode Intro 00:38 Our Guest, Tessa Munro! 00:43 What do you do? 01:09 How would you define your role? 01:35 What are your day-to-day responsibilities? 02:20 What's a call time? 03:30 How do you get the job? What's the booking process? 04:26 "Pinned" vs. "Avail" 05:50 Prepping for at-home auditions 06:13 How does the audition work? 06:20 "Sides" 07:00 Pros and Cons of Self-Tape vs. Going to Auditions 09:23 How did you know you wanted to be an actor? 10:30 Question to Mom about Acting 10:55 College 11:12 That Moment Tessa Knew 11:44 Trajectory after College 12:13 Host of PBS series, Standard Deviants 12:35 Orange Voice LOL 12:46 When did you realize that you needed an agent? 12:58 First Commercial gig 14:03 How do you decide what projects to take? 14:59 Pay Range Discussion 16:11 De-stigmatize Talking about Money 17:13 How do you get an agent? Where does casting fit in? 18:54 Know you have something to give 19:25 Know you have value 19:54 Life Lessons 20:18 What is the best part about your job? 20:48 What is the most difficult? 22:52 What does it mean when they go with a "name"? 24:55 What needs to change in this industry? 26:07 Favorite Film! 27:32 Outro Producers: Kate Forsatz (@kateforsatz) Meredith Veach (@rarerarefind) Guest: Tessa Munro, Actor Editor: Meredith Veach Full episodes along with helpful resources are available on our website! https://www.oneohonepodcast.com/ Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/oneohonepodcast/?hl=en Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/oneohonepodcast

Kate and Meredith sit down with Costume Designer, Emily Chalmers to discuss all things in the world of costume design. Emily gives us a comprehensive breakdown of the hierarchy of the Wardrobe Department, she shares how she got started in the biz and opens up about how to navigate working on small passion projects and big studio films. With a foundation in Theatre, a talent for all things creative and an amazing sense of humor, this conversation is not to be missed. 00:00 Intro 00:08 Our guest, Emily Chalmers 00:27 How would you define your role? 01:46 What does your team look like? 04:27 How do you know where to source the clothing? 05:07 How did you know this was what you wanted to do? 07:43 School Background; MFA at Carnegie Mellon University 08:37 A shift in career is okay, no matter how old you are 10:06 A Typical Day for a Costume Designer 11:15 First Gig Stories! 14:41 What is the best part of your job? 15:30 What is the hardest part of your job? 16:19 Pros and Cons of Indie vs Larger Budget 17:59 The Money Question 19:31 How do you navigate pay? 23:33 What needs to change in this industry? 27:54 What is your favorite movie of all time? 29:00 Parting Advice Producers: Kate Forsatz (@kateforsatz) Meredith Veach (@rarerarefind) Guest: Emily Chalmers Editor: Meredith Veach Full episodes along with helpful resources are available on our website! https://www.oneohonepodcast.com/ Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/oneohonepodcast Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/oneohonepodcast

This episode, our talk with James Redding gives us chills. He's a passionate and brilliant sound designer, who's first gig was ...wait for it. THE MATRIX. BOOM. We discuss everything audio AND we get into the nitty gritty of what's happening right now with IATSE. 00:38 Our guest, James David Redding III 00:45 What Is Your Occupation? 05:14 What was the moment you knew this was it? 06:07 The Matrix 08:43 What are your day-to-day responsibilities as a sound designer? 11:15 Wake Up, Grab a cup of Coffee, and make some NOISE. 11:20 IATSE 12:00 Do you have an agent? 12:49 What is the best part about your job? 13:42 What is the most difficult? 15:27 Car-Chase Anecdote 18:48 Pay Rate Scale 19:35 How to Navigate Your Rate 23:12 What needs to change in the industry? 25:25 Favorite Film!!! The Fifth Element 26:25 Congrats on your Emmy Win on Queen's Gambit Producers: Kate Forsatz (@kateforsatz) Meredith Veach (@rarerarefind) Guest: James David Redding III (@jdr3productions) Editor: Meredith Veach Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/oneohonepodcast Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/oneohonepodcast

Meredith and Kate speak with Director of Photography Katherine Castro. Kat walks us through various roles in the camera department, shares how she got started, and discusses what works in the business and what needs to change. 00:00 - Podcast Introduction 01:02 - What is a DP? 01:47 - Camera Department 03:20 - That Magic Moment 07:57 - What is your day to day? 10:41 - What is Blocking? 13:28 - How is a DP involved in post production? 16:20 - What's the Pay Rate? 22:06 - "The idea of the Tortured Artist is a myth" 23:48 - Working and Having a Family 26:26 - Your Most Favorite Film! 27:15 - Common Misconceptions About Your Job Producers: Kate Forsatz (@kateforsatz) Meredith Veach (@rarerarefind) Guest: Katherine Castro (@castrofoto) Editor: Meredith Veach Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/oneohonepodcast Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/oneohonepodcast/?hl=en

One Oh! One is a podcast for young women interested in pursuing careers in Film and Television. We sit down with industry professionals, ask them your questions and get answers. How did you get started? What do you do? What is the best part of your job? What's the hardest? How can I get started? One Oh! One, it's a beginning. Subscribe to Exit 74 on YouTube Follow One Oh! One on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/oneohonepodcast Follow One Oh! One on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/oneohonepodcast/?hl=en