In The Seats with..‪.‬ David Voigt

Even while working in a small space, stunt work is a necessary and meticulous craft...You guessed it, we're deep into the world of Apple TV once more with the fantastic show 'Masters of the Air' as we dive into the stunt work on the show with stunt coordinator Lee Morrison.A veteran of the industry we talked with Lee about getting involved in the project, the challenges of staging stunts in a cockpit set and so very much more....Masters of the Air is on Apple TV+ now.

The saying that "It takes a village" to get these things made is so true in documentary filmmaking....On this episode we are back in the throws of the Apple TV+ streaming service looking at the documentary 'Girls State'.From Directors Amanda McBaine and Jesse Moss, Girls State takes teenage girls from wildly different backgrounds across Missouri navigate a week-long immersive experiment in American democracy, build a government from the ground up, and reimagine what it means to govern.A fascinating watch and a must see, we had the pleasure of sitting down with some of the cinematography team that was boots on the ground shooting all this; Thorsten Thielow and Laura Hudock.We talked about getting the job, the nature of the shoot any challenges they encountered along the way and so very much more.Girls State is available now on Apple TV+

You've always gotta be on, looking for that right piece of music....On today's episode we dive back into the world of Apple TV+ that just happens to have one of the coolest shows on recent TV there right now in 'Sugar'.The show takes us to private investigator John Sugar(Colin Farrell) who examines the mysterious disappearance of Olivia Siegel, the granddaughter of a legendary Hollywood producer.Leaning hard on its style, in many ways Sugar plays like jazz.  We had the unique pleasure of sitting down with music supervisor Gabe Hilfer about his work on the show, working with the composers hand in hand, always being on the look out and what that can truly mean at any given moment.Sugar is on Apple TV+ now.

The art of costuming is so vital and so incredibly underrated...On this very special episode we are going back into the sky with 'Masters of the Air' which is on Apple TV+ now.It's often forgotten, but the work that goes into costume design for characters on a show like this is so detailed.  Not only in making sure that they are period accurate but also accurate to their individual characters.We had the unique pleasure sitting down with award winning costume designer Colleen Atwood to talk about the job, her work on the show and so very much more....Masters of the Air is available on Apple TV+ now.

When world building, attention to detail is more vital then most of us can truly appreciate...On this episode we're back in the saddle with Apple TV+ and taking a look behind the scenes at their show 'Lessons In Chemistry'.Set in the 1950s, and based on the novel of the same name, the show takes us to the life of chemist Elizabeth Zott (Brie Larson) who is fired from her lab, and subsequently takes a job as a host on a TV cooking show.It's an ambitious and multi layered show that truly tracks the compelling evolution of feminism in the time period and allows us to revel in a complicated tapestry that was still trying to figure itself out.We had the pleasure of sitting down with Production Designer Cat Smith and Set Decorator Lori Mazuer about the complexities of the job, how they got into the industry and where the creative pay off of it all lands for them...Lessons In Chemistry is on Apple TV+ now.

There's always two sides of the coin when world building in our favorite films and TV shows....Once more on this episode we dive head first into the world of Silo which is available on Apple TV+ now.We've talked music and we've talked production design but to complete our behind the scenes trilogy on Silo we go into the world of visual effects talking with Daniel Rauchwerger about how they crafted this uniquely claustrophobic thriller and it's all encompassing environments...Silo is on Apple TV+ now.