
We explore what life outside of the film & TV industry could look like, by talking to folks who have made the leap. Join host, Renni Pollock (A Union camera assistant) as she creates a space to have honest conversations, from a crew perspective, on how to find a stable career path by talking to folks who have done it. Let’s go y’all… Company’s on the Move!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 20 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Categories | CareersBusinessTV & Film | ||||

Hi Company Movers! Excited to bring this fun conversation to you today. Leroy grew up in Detroit, joined the military, worked in health care, moved to 8 different states, somehow found himself in production, had to go back to healthcare and now finds... more
Seth Farley is a native of Hutchinson Kansas. Seth was interested in the arts early in life. After graduating high school, Seth got a degree in Film and Video from Columbia College Chicago. After that he spent 15 years working professionally as a 1st... more
Hi Company Movers! We're working hard to finish up Season 2, so we're taking a quick break! Please enjoy Renni's guest appearane on an episode of Lost Rhetoric with Jason Dinges! And maybe go back and listen to his episode of Company Move from Seaso... more
We recorded this back in the winter, so please forgive my cold ridden voice!!
Curtis Sehy studied radio and television at Southern IL University in Carbondale, IL. He has worked in public access TV, radio, broadcast TV, as an in-house videographer... more
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Quality show, well produced. I enjoy the host Renni, and her calm demeanor, good questions and unique guest discussions. I think this is an important avenue for those both in film or stuck in any field, see what’s possible in a life beyond.
As someone still in the industry who occasionally wonders why…I really appreciate this podcast! I listen for the relatable stories of highs and lows and for the nuggets of wisdom that Renni’s guests share - it’s not all about jobs and work - it’s really about life and how we live it. It’s helped me think differently about my career, whether I leave or not.
Big Lost Rhetoric fan here. Found this show via Jason Dinges.
I love listening to this podcast, which focuses on transitioning out of film, but will also appeal to people seeking to move out of other workplaces where many workers feel underpaid, overworked, and disenfranchised, such as education and health care. It’s also super fun to learn about the way the film industry works.
I also worked in film for 15+ years and am currently in the process of changing careers. This podcast is engaging and entertaining and I think anyone that is interested in a career change would enjoy hearing how others pivoted in their life, not just people that have worked in film.
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