The Ground Floor
Little Ark FilmsA fledgling production studio founded by Sean Lewis and Matt Dellapina, Little Ark Films hopes to move from a ripple to making industry waves. These chats offer an inside look at the realities of micro budget filmmaking, the brainstorming sessions between projects, and the struggles behind the dream of a new final cut.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 17 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Categories | TV & FilmFilm Interviews | ||||
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Sean and Matt walk through their bouts with artistic critique, performance notes, and public reviews. After decades of it, Matt hopes to finally stop talking so fast. And Sean will try to balance 1 bad review with 5 good ones.
Sean & Matt share the launch of Storybrink - a new lit & media journal featuring a great array of superlative talents across the arts. Issue One’s contributors incl. Alix Lambert, Campbell Scott, and more. How did we get here? And what’s to come? Lis... more
Sean Lewis (author of Image’s SAINTS, THE FEW, and COYOTES) gives Matt the rundown of his personal journey to professional comic book success, plus the ways the IP industry is having to reinvent itself in this brave new world.
Matt & Sean try to surround the new challenges facing large-scale onscreen production. And at the veritable “halftime” in their lives, stripping down and prioritizing helps show some artistic light at the end of the tunnel.
Matt & Sean wonder why the theater seems to be running from its strengths amidst a pandemic. They also ask if only the young and hungry can make street theater.
Matt asks Sean how to get creativity back to basics and divorced from commerce. Topics addressed include the Rough Theatre, playing with Magna-Tiles, and whether Matt is a conservative.
Sean & Matt catch you up on the major upheavals facing the artistic industries (comics, theatre) they’ve long loved and whether it’s possible to pivot Little Ark’s trajectory during shelter-in-place.
Sean & Matt ponder this title, realize there is no hope, proceed nonetheless. Quick rundowns of the money made (and lost) on our indie film ventures and how getting paid in exposure can sometimes be true.
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Matty D is amazing
Apple Podcasts5Tical85
United States5 years ago - Guests!
Good stuff. Wondering if they’ll have guests soon? But yeah- definitely a good listen.
Apple Podcasts5ligamentalUnited States6 years ago - Pretty good
Pretty good so far. I’ll stick with it for a bit.
Apple Podcasts5jason d. eppsUnited States6 years ago - Love this
So needed! It's strange something like this hasn't come along before, but very happy it's here now. Sharing this with my fellows here at NYU film school
Apple Podcasts5RA McKayUnited States6 years ago - Nice work
It's fun to hear the nuts & bolts of what it really takes to make a film, versus the general PR spin most publications and interviews give you. Definitely a handy listen.
Apple Podcasts5MarzipantUnited States6 years ago
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