This episode, after a quick discussion about tv show lighting, we dive into what it’s like to go see a movie with people today. Then we drop into everyone’s first job in the biz, including a lesson on how to project real, honest-to-goodness film in the theatre from a guy who was there.

The Talkies is a regular roundtable discussion of the many aspects of film productionin Georgia. The podcasts are led by professional performersJef Holbrookand Sara Lynn Herman, both veterans of the industry who have worked as actors, directors, producers, and writers of film, television, stage, and voiceover productions. They are located in their native Columbus, a center for Georgia’s arts and home of its State Theatre, the Springer Opera House. In light of the area’s recent filmmaking boom, the Springer Opera House formed Springer Film, an organization dedicated to supporting and teaching those seeking to enter the area’s growing film culture. The Talkies is one such resource, with Springer Film acting as sponsor for this podcast.

Jef and Sara Lynn are joined every episode by graphic designer, producer, and videographer John Houzer. John received a degree in Graphic Design form The Art Institute of Atlanta and has done design work for a wide range of businesses. He’s also produced commercials and worked as a videographer for local businesses and events, from large conferences to small restaurants to weddings. In 2018, he was awarded the Reader’s Choice Award for Favorite Videographer by the Ledger-Enquirer.

You can find the show at Assembler.fm/talkies

Sponsored by Springer Studios and Springer Film Institute. More info at springerfilm.org.

Our theme music is by Will Ard: https://soundcloud.com/thewillard