Exploring the techniques, strategies, and key pieces of advice for aspiring horror directors, straight from the minds of some of the greatest filmmakers and creators in horror. Host Nick Taylor engages in one-on-one conversations with directors, producers, writers, actors and artists to uncover the keys to their creative and professional success in the horror business.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 123 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Visual ArtsArtsTV & Film |
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Nick always has interesting guests and asks great questions leading discussions in ways that even the most seasoned fan will get some new insight out of. Highly recommended listening.
Love the show, Nick. Informative, pacey, intelligent. An Irish fan.
Nick hosts an amazing discussion that speaks primarily to a horror community, but is truly rich dialogue for artists in general, whatever the format. I think there is an ongoing theme of artistic process, or maybe just defining a plan, then doing that plan. I’m always inspired by these episodes, and Nick is a fantastic interviewer. He clearly does his homework, and has an infectious reverence for his guests. Thanks for making great content Nick.
If you make horror movies (or just love them) I cannot recommend this podcast enough. The production value is excellent and Nick gives great interviews. The first one with Gregory Plotkin is a wonderful deep dive into directing and editing horror. This one just jumped to the top of my podcast list.
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