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ROLL THE CREDITS

Christina Chironna
New York City
Love Story
Marty Supreme
Heated Rivalry
In the Heights
Fosse-Verdon

A podcast dedicated to the people whose names you see in the credits of the film and television that you love. Roll The Credits sits down with the artists, technicians, and collaborators behind film and television - the ones shaping what we see, hear, and feel, often without recognition. From sound designers to cinematographers, editors to intimacy coordinators, each episode pulls back the curtain... more

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In this episode, Christina sits down with scenic painter Rut Villamagna to explore the meticulous craft behind some of cinema's most iconic creatures, props, and worlds.

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In this episode, Christina sits down with large-format printing expert Bob Joyce of Underground Visuals to unpack the invisible craft behind some of the most iconic sets in television.

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In this episode, Christina sits down with legendary script supervisor Steve Gehrke to unpack the invisible craft that holds films together.

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In this episode, we sit down with makeup department head Tegan Taylor to explore the craft, innovation, and collaboration behind creating character through makeup in film and television.

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Episode: Intimacy Coordinator: Chala Hunter
Jeremy W. Foil
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Episode: Art Director: Jeremy W. Foil

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Sound Designer: Jacob Ribicoff
Q: Can you share how conforming or reconforming works when a cut changes after picture lock?
He explains that conforming (or reconforming) is about adapting the sound mix to a new cut, preserving mixer automation, and sometimes doing it manually when automated tools aren't reliable, noting the meticulous care required to maintain continuity across versions.
Sound Designer: Jacob Ribicoff
Q: For Severance specifically, did you come on before they shot it or was that more of a later in the process?
He describes entering the project before or during early stages, with ongoing collaboration as the episodes were photographed and edited, highlighting how Lumon's sound needed to be built to support the show's surreal, controlled environment and evolve across seasons.
Sound Designer: Jacob Ribicoff
Q: Seguing into a very basic question, which is what does a sound designer actually do on a film?
The guest explains that sound design involves a team effort including dialogue, ADR, loop groups, Foley, and sound effects, all aimed at creating a believable, emotionally resonant sonic environment that supports the picture rather than being an afterthought. He emphasizes the need to prepare early, collaborate with the director, and balance realism with creative sound design to shape how the audience experiences scenes.

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