
The show about how cool stuff with cameras gets made podcast by Patrick Tomasso // @impatrickt
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 84 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TV & FilmFilm Interviews | |||

I sat down with cinematographer Eben Bolter (THE LAST OF US, AVENUE 5, SECRET INVASION, THE LIFE OF CHUCK) to break down how he and the team built the visual language of CAPE FEAR.
We talk about shooting with the Alexa 35 and Atlas Mercury lenses, u... more
A conversation with Kane Parsons on making the BACKROOMS movie, coming from YouTube, and what might be next for the series.
My conversation with Sophy Romvari about BLUE HERON.
A deep dive into the cinematography of the HBO mini-series DTF. St Louis with cinematographer James Whitaker
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I do enjoy every bit of this pod. All the short ramblings combined with some very interesting guests.
Great work and Thanks for creating such a beautiful content everywhere 🤘
Honest, unpretentious and funny, Patrick is really one of the great ones. He says it how it is, covering timely and relevant topics and commentary on everything from cameras and gear to trending tech, and the creative journey itself. Great guests and informed insights and opinion.
Just found the podcast, binged latest 6 episodes. Love it! Great new insight to start 2020.
I’ve followed Patrick on Twitter for quite a while now, his content has always been great, a lot of it is funny too! I’ve watched many of his videos on YouTube also, it’s clear he is a talented creator, so I had to check out the Podcast! I’ve enjoyed many of the episodes but still have quite a few to catch up on but I really enjoyed the episode about shooting in .jpg and the most recent episode about TikTok.
Excellent content across several platforms, thanks Patrick 👌🏼
He draws interest fast. He gets to the point. And leaves you laughing. Love this one.
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Across recent episodes, the show centers on cinematography, camera tech, and filmmaking craft, with deep dives into visual language, lighting, lenses, and practical effects. Guests range from award-winning cinematographers to indie filmmakers, offering behind-the-scenes stories, production design notes, and practical workflows that shape how modern projects look and feel. The conversations balance technical detail with accessible storytelling, making it valuable for both aspiring shooters and industry pros curious about process, gear decisions, and collaboration dynamics. A standout theme is the exploration of creative risk-taking within budget-conscious production, plus a keen emphasis on how gear and technique intersect with narrative int... more
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4. James Whitaker
5. Grieg Fraser
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