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 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!
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On this weeks podcast, Timecode presents, your hosts Rome Julien, Jon Wood, and Randy Perez break down the new Timecode Episode 705. We’ll check in with filmmakers Nicholas Manuel Piño, Ben Long and Josh Huval, and Arvid Christina. We’ll also hear about what’s coming down the line for the rest of the season and beyond.
On this weeks podcast, Timecode presents, Jon wood and Rome Julien are bathed in the sounds of aliens, kung fu Armageddon and skeeball at the emporium arcade on St. Claude Ave. for the premiere screening of Timecode’s episode 704. We’ll hear from filmmakers Daniel Culatta, Nick Manning and Trenton Mynatt who tell us a bit about their films included in the episode and share a little of their personal stories. Player ready? Find the podcast on Apple Podcasts and Spotify! Here we go.
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On this episode of Timecode Presents, we talk to our longtime friend, still and motion photographer, Todd Taylor. What follows is a fly on the wall recording of photo skate dorks discussing topics that range from dollar movie cinema, Easter eggs, sourcing VHS tapes, to historical New Orleans east skate spots. We talk about why making art and making trash is the point, and usually one and the same. Hosted by Randy Perez and Ricardo Barrosse, prepare to nerd out. Check us out on Apple Podcasts and Spotify!
Nerding Out, Talking Photography & Skateboarding w/Todd Taylor Read Post »
Wrapping up the December Episode. Timecode crew Randy Perez, Patrick Marrero, and Ricardo Barrousse return to the show for a conversation previewing the latest Timecode episode, streaming now on our YouTube channel. They get into the skate video ‘Broth’ by Charles Johnson, and feature an interview with ‘When I Die’ director, Eric Williamson.
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Cultivating and Growing Black Cinema w/Gian Francisco Smith. Writer, director, and founder of the Black Film Festival of New Orleans, Gian Francisco Smith,, joins the show for a conversation about how he came to filmmaking through poetry, the failures and triumphs that come with making a film, and creating & growing a film festival.
Cultivating and Growing Black Cinema w/Gian Francisco Smith Read Post »
Skateboarding Filmmaking- Get It How You Live – Charles Johnson & Jordan Trahan join the show for a conversation about their collaboration on the acclaimed skate movie ‘Broth’, much of which was shot during the Covid pandemic lockdown, lending new opportunities to skate & film in locations normally not accessible. They get into the intersection of skating & filmmaking, and the inherent relationship between the two. And they recount their personal history of the skate video scene in New Orleans, including early influences, and evolving camera & lensing technologies.
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