Timecode:NOLA | The Independent Film Collective
Timecode Presents is a weekly podcast series featuring guest independent filmmakers & film industry professionals, and hosted by Timecode:NOLA co-creators and producers. The long format conversations are often times less about films, and more about the how and why of filmmaking: more process than outcome, like shooting the shit after wrapping.
We close out Season 7 with filmmakers Joe Gravier and Randy Mack, plus another unforgettable visit from the legendary Prince of D, who weighs in on action movies, streaming, and all things cinema. Thanks to everyone who supported Timecode this season—we couldn’t have done it without you.
Wrapping Up Ep.708 w/Prince of D Read Post »
On this episode of Timecode Presents, the gang wraps up Episode 707 with a visit from the legendary Prince of D, who returns to drop more cinematic wisdom on “extremely rolling” movies. We also catch up with featured filmmakers Nailah Jefferson, Michael Arcos, Sadie May, and Eric Williamson to talk about their films, what they’re working on now.
Wrapping Up Episode 707 w/ the Prince of D Read Post »
On this episode of Timecode Presents, we sit down with filmmaker, curator, and founder of Zeitgeist Theatre & Lounge, René Broussard, to talk about nearly four decades of championing independent film, experimental art, and the creative outsiders who have shaped New Orleans’ underground arts scene.
Rene Broussard and the Zeitgeist Theatre & Lounge Read Post »
Timecode Presents: Derek Bridges
On this episode of Timecode Presents, we sit down with filmmaker Derek Bridges to talk about his documentary, The Man in the Red Beret, which chronicles the extraordinary life of New Orleans chess legend Jude Acers.
Derek Bridges and the Man in The Red Beret Read Post »
On this episode of Timecode Presents, we sit down with filmmaker, archivist, and all-around raconteur, Gene Fredricks. Gene takes us on a Forrest Gump-style journey through early underground television, encounters with legendary and occasionally ornery photographers, and a career spent building technology to solve problems nobody knew existed yet.
From Super 8 to Google: The Wild Journey of Gene Fredricks Read Post »
This week on Timecode Presents: We talk to John kosch and Tristan lassaigne about their full length skate film “in the cut” and the painstaking process of directing, filming and editing footage to compile into a comprehensive full length flick with style and purpose. Hosted by Ricardo Barrosse and Todd Taylor.
Skate Filmmakers – John Kosch and Tristan Lassaigne Read Post »
On this weeks podcast, Timecode Presents, we talk to the folks at Future Shock Video! Do you remember the days
Talkin’ VHS and Their New Video Store w/ Future Shock Video Read Post »
On this weeks podcast, Timecode presents, Today we talk to film makers ,Lara Hill, Paul Glass, and Piper Leger about their films included in Timecode EP.706 and a little bit of the behind the camera stories involved. We also welcome out very special guest host, the Prince of D who breaks down his extensive knowledge of local movie theaters throughout time and their commitment to bass management. Listen as he converses along with our home team hosts Jon wood, Rome Julien and Randy Perez. Break out the popcorn. Catch us on Spotify and Apple Podcasts!
Wrapping up EP.706 w/Lara Hill, Paul Grass, Piper Leget Read Post »
On this weeks podcast, Timecode presents…Do you remember when you were a kid and fantasized about being a stuntman/woman when you grew up? Well that’s exactly what our guests today have done. We talk to Jess Weiss and Shaun Breaud about their average day at work doing stair falls and car hits with their faces on fire, and how all this has to happen exactly how the director wants it. And yes call us jealous. Hosted by Jon wood and Ricardo Barrosse.Find us on Apple Podcasts & Spotify!
Stunts! w/ Jess Weiss and Shaun Breaud Read Post »
On this weeks podcast, Timecode presents, We continue our conversation with Paul Uddo about his experiences as a unit production manager. We hear about his recent work on the feature film, “Imaginary.” He tells us about the risky process of planning a movie from scratch and getting it in the can. We’ll also learn what may compel a person to watch Oppenheimer 15 times. Hosted by Jon wood and Ricardo Barrosse. Find us on Apple Podcasts & Spotify!
Line Producing and Holding a Production Together w/ Paul Uddo Read Post »