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In each episode, our host Matthew Toffolo talks storytelling and film. Conversations with film professionals and great storytelling moments.

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Matthew Toffolo chats with Taylor Gladue about their short film "Intertwined in Blue," which premiered at the LGBTQ+ Film Festival. Taylor, who is from Calgary, Alberta, explains that the French title was chosen as a tribute to Jean-Luc Godard and di... more

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Matthew Toffolo interviewed Dylan Delaney, the filmmaker of the short experimental film "Death by Passive-Aggressive Interpretive Dance." Dylan discussed the creative process behind his unique film, which was shot in County Wicklow, Ireland, and feat... more

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Matthew Toffolo interviews Sarah Van Sant, director of the short film "Best Kept Secret." Sarah discusses her first foray into directing after a career in acting, modeling, and stunt work. Sarah explained how she and her husband developed the concept... more

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Matthew Toffolo interviews the creative team behind a short film exploring hydrofeminism, featuring Katrina as director, Sarah as choreographer and dancer, and Tomas as sound designer. The team discussed their collaborative process in creating a blac... more

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Véronique Paquette
Canadian filmmaker and animator, director of the film
National Film Board of Canada (NFB)
Episode: EP. 1821: Filmmaker Véronique Paquette (LOCA)
Cameron Moon
Filmmaker and actor behind The Yard
The Yard (short film)
Episode: EP. 1820: Filmmaker/Actor Cameron Moon (THE YARD)
George Sarantopoulos
Poet and writer
Self-contained artist
Episode: EP. 1819: Poem George Sarantopoulos (Inheritance)
Jay Woelfel
Writer-Director of First Time Machine
Episode: EP. 1818: Filmmakers Jay Woelfel & Jose Cardenas (FIRST TIME MACHINE)
Jose Cardenas
Cinematographer and Producer of First Time Machine
Episode: EP. 1818: Filmmakers Jay Woelfel & Jose Cardenas (FIRST TIME MACHINE)
Mark Kaplan
Filmmaker
Revealing Raymond
Episode: EP. 1817: Filmmaker Mark Kaplan (Revealing Raymond)
Keenan Dunham
Filmmaker
History of the Grand Strand
Episode: EP. 1816: Filmmaker Keenan Dunham (History of the Grand Strand)
Katherine Connor Duff
Filmmaker
Episode: EP. 1815: Filmmaker Katherine Connor Duff (THIS LITTLE PIGGY GOES TO MARKET)
Amir Shah
Filmmaker
Persian Pyre Films
Episode: EP. 1814: Filmmaker Amir Shah (LET’S MAKE IT A BLOCKBUSTER NIGHT)

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Matthew Toffolo
Host of the program and interviewer; primary host handling conversations with film professionals.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 47 ratings
  • Great podcast!

    Such a great resource for writers, filmmakers, and creatives to explore the creation of a script and how different writers work!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    unhappy8822777
    United States6 years ago
  • Fun and informative!

    Quick fun listen about film tactics and procedures! Love when you guys point out examples from popular films!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    mikesmithoneword
    Canada8 years ago
  • Love this podcast.

    Loved the discussions. Kierston and Matt explore a lot, quickly. For tha filmmakers, this is so generous!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Cathaun
    United States8 years ago
  • Ms

    The hosts are very passionate about film and their enthusiasm is infectious.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Tikika07
    Canada8 years ago
  • Informative and interesting

    Love the simplicity and straight forward breakdown of this podcast. The hosts are very dyanmic.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    soundsandlights!
    Canada8 years ago

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The show is energetic and passionate about film, with generous discussion of festival strategy.

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EP. 1814: Filmmaker Amir Shah (LET’S MAKE IT A BLOCKBUSTER NIGHT)
Q: So what were you going to do the commercial for?
It started as a beer commercial concept but gradually transformed into a narrative idea, expanding into an experimental thriller and eventually a feature film as more ideas flowed.
EP. 1821: Filmmaker Véronique Paquette (LOCA)
Q: What are the beginning stages of putting this film together, did you storyboard everything?
I started with a unique ink motif and tango-inspired imagery, then gradually built the story through pre-production and development, incorporating references from choreographers and dancers before finalizing the narrative.
EP. 1809: Writer/Actor Daniel Garcia (SEPARATE ROADS)
Q: What has the festival run been like, and how did you approach the production on a tight budget?
We relied on a tight, collaborative team of people I already knew from background work; we built our cast and crew from those connections, kept production lean, and focused on telling a meaningful story that would resonate with audiences regardless of budget.
EP. 1809: Writer/Actor Daniel Garcia (SEPARATE ROADS)
Q: What was the collaboration like with Shalina, your director, and how did it shape the final film?
The collaboration was essential; Shalina pushed to expand the concept from a short scene into a full short film with a festival trajectory, guiding editing and overall vision while I provided the core material as writer and actor.
EP. 1809: Writer/Actor Daniel Garcia (SEPARATE ROADS)
Q: So you wrote the script as a reflection of your life; what motivated you to tell this story now?
I wrote what I knew to connect with people and to address the harmful effects of conversion therapy, turning a personal journey into a message that could resonate and spur discussion.

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This show centers on storytelling and filmmaking through conversations with independent and emerging filmmakers, screenwriters, and industry creatives. Episodes typically explore the craft of writing, directing, and producing on low to modest budgets, festival strategies, and the realities of bringing projects from concept to screen. A notable throughline is how creators leverage limited resources, collaboration, and personal experience to tell human-centered stories, often touching on themes like ethics, representation, and innovation in technology and storytelling. The format frequently includes practical takeaways on writing, pitching, and production, making it useful for aspiring filmmakers, writers, and festival entrants looking for ac... more

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