MPI's Crew Call
Talk show on the film industry, film education and careers. Recorded at the Motion Picture Institute in Troy, Michigan, the state's oldest film school featuring a one-year hands-on program in film production.
Episodes
2019 MPI Graduate Keith Arnold joins us just off the set of Netflix's Cobra Kai in the Grip & Electric Dept. He shares:
(25:14) Kathryn McDermott, former Columbia Pictures VP (Spiderman, Charlies Angels) shares her role as Career Place...
Byron Rutley shares his story as an entrepreneur in the world of music videos, corporate productions, voice-over work and many more markets in the Detroit area and across the nation
MPI's cinematographers Rob Skates and Patrick Elliott share their professional highlights and appeal of teaching.
MPI Alum producers featured on Episode 11, including:
Crew Call Episode 5 includes:
Crew Call Episode 4:
MPI graduates writer/director Robert Joseph Butler ("Love Immortal") and Noah Damron share their insight from DeFacto Film Reviews with host Sara Mahmood of the top films of 2019. The also discuss their own paths, careers in the film industry and what it takes to survive as a filmmaker--especially on the festival circuit.
MPI's Crew Call launches its podcast with Episode 1's interviews with:
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