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The Creative Gap

Gian Carlo Stigliano
Cinematography
Filmmaking
Mental Health
Self-Doubt
Success
Personal Growth
Marriage
Family
Music Licensing
Career Development
Mentorship
Failure
Personal Development
Colin Henry
Content Creation
Film Industry
Visual Storytelling
Las Vegas
Youtube
16mm Film

The Creative Gap Podcast is for Filmmakers, Entrepreneurs & Creatives. Our goal is to provide conversations around rarely-discussed topics, including Personal Finance, Mental Health, Business, Investments, Relationships, Freelance Life and so much more. Hear from weekly guests on all podcasting platforms.

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In this episode of The Creative Gap, Carlo sits down with BPN filmmakers George Kroeker and Ian Rodriguez to discuss their journey into filmmaking, their collaboration, and the making of "Surrender", BPN’s feature-length documentary revolving around ... more

In this episode of The Creative Gap, cinematographer Akis Konstantakopoulos, GSC shares his experience as the sole DP on all seasons of The Chosen, reflecting on the challenges of shooting 86 consecutive days across multiple countries and managing la... more

In this Episode Carlo sits down with Kevin, the owner of Varno Fitness in New Jersey, for a wide-ranging conversation on identity, discipline, and the intersection of fitness and personal growth. Kevin opens up about his journey from an insecure teen... more

In this episode, Michael Medoway opens up about his late start in directing, his winding journey through Japan, and how fatherhood shapes his worldview. He shares the struggles of freelancing, investing his own money into early projects, and the emot... more

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Recent Guests

Frank Mobilio
Cinematographer known for his work on music videos and feature films.
Episode: #65 - Frank Mobilio - Cinematography, Music Videos to Feature Films & Persistence
Connor Carroll
Filmmaker and father, sharing experiences about directing, parenting, and creative processes
Episode: #63 - Connor Carroll - Directing, Parenting as a Filmmaker, Your Creative Voice & Long-Term Relationships
Gus Bendinelli
Cinematographer and filmmaker
Episode: #61 - Gus Bendinelli - Cinematography, Pursuing Artistic Interests & The Commercial Space
Sofia Pompei
Cinematographer and Director
Episode: #60 - Sofia Pompei - Value of Spec Work, Collaboration & Pursuing Directing & Cinematography
Federico Tamburini
A cinematographer with experience in various projects and an insightful perspective on the industry.
Episode: #59 - Federico Tamburini - Cinematography, Overcoming Insecurities & Pushing the Boundaries
Lawrence Sher
ASC, notable cinematographer known for works like 'Joker' and 'Garden State'
Works on films including 'Joker: Folie à Deux'
Episode: #53 - Lawrence Sher, ASC - The Cinematography of Joker: Folie à Deux & Creating ShotDeck
Patrick Golan
Cinematographer and filmmaker
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Episode: #49 - Patrick Golan - Cinematography, Self Belief & Shooting on Film.
Olan Collardy
Filmmaker and cinematographer known for his unique visual style.
Episode: #48 - Olan Collardy - Cinematography & Exploring Art & Relationships
Eric Koretz
Cinematographer known for his work on various projects including 'Ozark'.
Episode: #45 - Eric Koretz - Cinematography at the "Netflix" Level

Hosts

Giancarlo
Host with a penchant for exploring creative processes and personal narratives from guest experiences in various industries.
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Hosts various conversations, providing a platform for creatives to share insights and personal journeys.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 237 ratings
  • Relaxing And Informative

    I get so much value out of this podcast, hearing creatives flesh out their ideas, projects, struggles is relaxing and therapeutic in a way. Carlo is a relaxing host who never fails to make his guests feel comfortable during interviews. Thanks for keeping it up Carlo!

    -Joey

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Le Tour De Pants
    United States2 years ago
  • Love this podcast

    It truly motivates me to become what I have been trying to become all my life. Thank you Gian Carlos for your encouraging podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Eugene Video
    United States3 years ago
  • Wonderful!

    Love this podcast!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Namasterskoy
    Russia3 years ago
  • Love the pod!

    I love the way you do your thing and it’s always super inspiring! That you so much for sharing your words.

    I spread the pod with all my creative friends ❤️

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    maik.hns
    Germany3 years ago

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Talking Points

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#67 - Matheus Bastos - "Gazer" Feature FIlm, Cannes Festival & Independent Filmmaking
Q: When you first read Gazer, how was your interpretation of it compared to after you talked about it with Ryan or even after it was edited?
I connect with the idea that scripts can be easily misinterpreted; after meeting the director, I discovered deeper layers of the story that transformed my understanding of the script.
#55 - Matteo Bertoli - Current State of the Film Industry, Diversification & Youtube
Q: What do you define success as in your life right now?
Being able to tell the stories I want and help those whose work deserves to be shared.
#55 - Matteo Bertoli - Current State of the Film Industry, Diversification & Youtube
Q: Did your view of the American industry change once you moved here?
Initially, I still found it dynamic and exciting, but I noticed the harsh realities of the job market compared to Europe.
#54 - Jake Saner - Feature Film DP, Winning Tribeca & Developing a Style
Q: What are some things that you look for when you want to say yes or no to a narrative project?
The collaboration with the director is the priority, and the director’s intention is crucial. The project's story must resonate with you personally.
#54 - Jake Saner - Feature Film DP, Winning Tribeca & Developing a Style
Q: When you were listening to the director and crafting your style, how do you balance what they want to do versus what you want to do?
You have to find your in, something that sparks your mission within their world, and if you tie yourself too directly to visual themes, it can limit collaboration.

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The content covers various aspects of the creative industry, particularly through the lenses of filmmaking, entrepreneurship, and personal development. Frequent discussions include insights into cinematography, commercial directing, and the challenges faced by creatives balancing personal life with professional endeavors. Notable themes are the importance of mental health, personal finance, relationships within the industry, and the significance of adaptability and creativity in both artistic and business contexts. The inclusion of diverse guest backgrounds fosters a unique blend of perspectives aimed at inspiring listeners to pursue their passions while navigating a complex industry landscape.

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Recent guests on The Creative Gap include:

1. Frank Mobilio
2. Connor Carroll
3. Gus Bendinelli
4. Sofia Pompei
5. Federico Tamburini
6. Lawrence Sher
7. Patrick Golan
8. Olan Collardy

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