INT./EXT‪.‬ Filmmetry

Theatre and Film Actor Kelly McDowell talks about her journey within the INTerior of the film industry through her work in both theatre and film productions. Kelly speaks about the key differences in performing for both mediums, her love of acting, and personal experiences on set for both film and theatre productions!

Rejection is something everyone faces at some point in their career within the film industry. On this week's EXTerior, Alex Caucean and Robert Cormier share some personal stories of rejection from their own lives, what they did to keep moving forward, and share some insight into ways of overcoming this adversity.

Actor Sam Asante talks about his journey within the INTerior of the film industry through his work on popular tv shows and video games such as: "Handmaid's Tale", "Star Trek: Discovery", "American Gods", and "The Division 2". Sam speaks on his background in film production, the hard work that goes into voice acting, and the fuel that drives him on his journey through the world of acting.

In line with our first couple INTerior episodes, Alex Caucean and Robert Cormier bring a companion piece to the first EXTerior on Non-Union with a full recount of their experiences working within a unionized environment. How does joining a film union and paying dues benefit you? What are it's restrictions? When is the right time to join in your career?

A companion piece episode to the podcast debut's INTerior on Filmmetry's Director/Editor Alex Caucean, we join Actor Robert Cormier on his journey within the INTerior of the film industry in one of the more brutal career paths available. Rob speaks on the the way one should posture themself and the cadence with which one should use to increase their likelihood of success within this aspect of the industry.

Welcome to the first EXTerior episode! We're joined by co-hosts Robert Cormier and Alex Caucean for a more relaxed-fit discussion to shed some light on a topic for everyone who may or may not be familiar with what it means to stray away from joining a unionized environment within the film industry. What are the benefits? What are the drawbacks? The answers, and as always, more questions await!