1 hr 1 min
S4E122: Making a Horror Short with Mike Pariseau Get Reelisms | An Ode to Filmmaking
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- Film Interviews
In Episode 122 of the Get Reelisms Podcast, hosts Adam Chase Rani and Christine Chen share their experiences working in the film industry. Adam introduces special guest Mike Pariseau, whose background in greens work and special effects was facilitated by his father-in-law, a well-known production designer.
Mike talks about his transition to being a filmmaker and shares details about his first horror film project, supposedly based on a true story. The hosts discuss Mike's journey from scriptwriting to pre-production, highlighting the positive reactions he received from friends.
The episode emphasizes the importance of remembering and giving back to those who supported you in the beginning and the supportive community in the Austin film industry. The hosts also touch on the ongoing strikes in the industry and how writers need to write better content.
The main covers aspects on writing to one's strengths, scouting locations, and incorporating special effects. They discuss the challenges and inspirations behind the film, including influences from John Carpenter and the significance of the chosen Texas locations. The hosts explore the art department, the use of animatronics in the film, and the importance of following the right people in the industry. Mike shares insights into his characters, the challenges of dealing with rented animals on set, and the importance of writing to one's strengths.
They briefly touch on the post-production process, with Christine expressing her desire to be in the director's seat for a horror movie. The episode concludes with advice for aspiring filmmakers, the announcement of the crowdfunding campaign for Mike's film, and a call to support independent films during the ongoing strikes.
In Episode 122 of the Get Reelisms Podcast, hosts Adam Chase Rani and Christine Chen share their experiences working in the film industry. Adam introduces special guest Mike Pariseau, whose background in greens work and special effects was facilitated by his father-in-law, a well-known production designer.
Mike talks about his transition to being a filmmaker and shares details about his first horror film project, supposedly based on a true story. The hosts discuss Mike's journey from scriptwriting to pre-production, highlighting the positive reactions he received from friends.
The episode emphasizes the importance of remembering and giving back to those who supported you in the beginning and the supportive community in the Austin film industry. The hosts also touch on the ongoing strikes in the industry and how writers need to write better content.
The main covers aspects on writing to one's strengths, scouting locations, and incorporating special effects. They discuss the challenges and inspirations behind the film, including influences from John Carpenter and the significance of the chosen Texas locations. The hosts explore the art department, the use of animatronics in the film, and the importance of following the right people in the industry. Mike shares insights into his characters, the challenges of dealing with rented animals on set, and the importance of writing to one's strengths.
They briefly touch on the post-production process, with Christine expressing her desire to be in the director's seat for a horror movie. The episode concludes with advice for aspiring filmmakers, the announcement of the crowdfunding campaign for Mike's film, and a call to support independent films during the ongoing strikes.
1 hr 1 min