7 episodes
A Leg Up Adam Faze
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- TV & Film
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4.8 • 50 Ratings
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From eighteen year old Adam Faze comes A Leg Up — the podcast about making it in Hollywood hosted by a kid trying to make it in Hollywood. Each week, we'll be featuring a new interview with a member of the Hollywood hierarchy to try to decipher the path to success in the world of entertainment.
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The Duplass Brothers and Steve Zissis
In the sixth episode of A Leg Up, eighteen year old Adam Faze interviews actor/filmmakers Mark Duplass (The League, Safety Not Guaranteed)and Jay Duplass (Transparent, The Overnight) and Steve Zissis, the team behind HBO's Togetherness. Like Us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/hearalegup, and Follow Us on Twitter at @hearalegup, and join our weekly newsletter and www.hearalegup.com.
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Gary Oldman
In the fifth episode of A Leg Up, eighteen year old Adam Faze interviews Academy Award nominated actor Gary Oldman (Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, The Dark Knight series) on his upbringing in England, his career in theatre, and his big break into Hollywood. Like Us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/hearalegup, and Follow Us on Twitter at @hearalegup, and join our weekly newsletter and www.hearalegup.com.
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John Lee Hancock (Part 2)
In the fourth episode of A Leg Up, eighteen year old Adam Faze continues his interview with writer/director John Lee Hancock, the filmmaker behind films like The Rookie, The Alamo, and Academy Award nominated films The Blind Side and Saving Mr. Banks. Visit our website at www.hearalegup.com, Like Us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/hearalegup, and Follow Us on Twitter at www.twitter.com/hearalegup.
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John Lesher
In the third episode of A Leg Up, eighteen year old Adam Faze interviews Academy Award winning producer John Lesher, a former agent turned studio executive that now runs his own production company, Le Grisbi Productions. Over the past few years, he's been able to produce films like End of Watch, Fury, Birdman, and Black Mass. Visit our website at www.hearalegup.com, Like Us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/hearalegup, and Follow Us on Twitter at www.twitter.com/hearalegup.
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John Lee Hancock (Part 1)
In the second episode of A Leg Up, eighteen year old Adam Faze interviews writer/director John Lee Hancock, the filmmaker behind films like The Rookie, The Alamo, and Academy Award nominated films The Blind Side and Saving Mr. Banks. Visit our website at www.hearalegup.com, Like Us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/hearalegup, and Follow Us on Twitter at www.twitter.com/hearalegup.
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Jay Leno
In the inaugural episode of A Leg Up, eighteen year old Adam Faze interviews Jay Leno on where his career began, his relationship with then-rising comics Robin Williams and Jerry Seinfeld, his takeover of the Tonight Show, and his perspective on what's changing in comedy. Visit our website at www.hearalegup.com, Like Us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/hearalegup, and Follow Us on Twitter at www.twitter.com/hearalegup.
Customer Reviews
Jay Leno
Different and new. Very well done interviews without interrupting the interviewee. I think you are going to make it after all. Don’t give up the podcasts, they are excellent.
Impressive and extraordinary
One of the most intriguing concepts I've ever heard of. It is both gripping and humorous as listeners dive deep into the unknown lives and stories of prominent individuals in Hollywood. One of the best podcasts out there
That one class you sneak into everyday in College even though you’re not enrolled.
You’re picking classes, going through the class registrar trying to find the best courses. You’ve looked up professor reviews, talked to all your upperclassmen friends, but still get the same vague answer. Then you see the class of your dreams, “How to get away with Murder”, “Netflix and the future of TV", “Social Media Celebrities, and Silicon Beach”, “How to make Hollywood your B****". But the class has retrains, it fills up before you can enroll and before you know it, you’ve missed out on the class. So what do you do? You sneak in, and you sit in on the class because you know you’re going to learn the most from this class.
Of course all those classes are fictional, but the “Sneak-in Class” is this podcast. Sneak into it and absorb it for all it has to offer. Adam Faze is tenacious and eloquently pulls at the stories of success. Take it in and leave inspired. — Nate Mohler
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