25 episodes
Indie Cred noreply@blogger.com (indie cred podcast)
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5.0 • 7 Ratings
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Face it, you're pretty indie, but you could always be MORE indie. That's why we are taking people from the worlds of indie filmmaking, comedy, music, and art and locking them in the garage and forcing them to answer all of our burning questions. Can I really direct a movie? How do I fund my next project? Will Zane and Colin ever figure out how to properly conduct an interview? Tune in every week to find out the answers to these and many more, on Indy Cred! Theme music by: Moon Mission Death Squad
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Sexy Tornado: Zane and Colin
Just us again! Fresh from set shooting a music video together, Colin and Zane talk about everything up coming from Sexy Tornado. The also get into some "remember when" talking about our old adventures working on the road together. Dig it.
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Comedy Central's How to be Broke: Biniam Bizuneh
Comedian, Biniam Bizuneh, tells us all about his journey to the top of his game, and what it feels like when you actually get there. His journey took him through all aspects of entertainment, across the country a few times and deep within himself to a better understanding of who he is and what makes him happy in life. Also, we discuss the the best sushi spot in LA so at the very least you'll want to listen to this week's episode for that. BE INDIE!
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The Chroma Keys: Chris Dillon
Indie Bad Boy, Chris Dillon pops into the garage to hit us with some real talk. Today Chris is in multiple comedy rock bands in L.A. but back in Oklahoma he was the toast of the Emo scene. Check out Chris playing with the Chroma Keys all over L.A. and at the world famous Comedy store with the Kill Tony Podcast.
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Channel 101: Brodie Reed
Director and stand up Brodie Reed is in the garage talking what it takes to make great original comedy in L.A. while keeping the lights on. Check out his work at channel101.com and @ayo.bro.bro on twitter.
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Punk Rock Apparel: Shittty Stufff
We're with the founders of Shittty Stufff, L.A. based online seller of antisocial pins and patches. And let us tell you, they are total shit heads... Shittty Stufff is founded on the principles that life sucks and dicks are funny. In addition to their own designs, Shittty Stufff sell items from tons of other completely shitty artists. Our interview is recorded right on the heels of their first big event in DTLA, Shittty Valentimes Day. We talk about the success of that party and about what the future holds for these two assholes.
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THE RUBY L.A.!!!!!!!!!! With Lindsey Barrow
L.A. has a brand new comedy theater! Lindsey Barrow is the co-founder of The Ruby L.A. (formerly the Nerdist School Stage) The Ruby is a feminist, all inclusive, theater focused on giving a voice to L.A.s funniest! Regardless of any damn thing that makes assholes think they are not L.A.s funniest. Lindsey and her partners are moving hard and fast to make this indie dream come true! The Ruby is throwing a huge festival this Saturday April 7! Check it out and be indie! Get More info and tickets to select festival time slots at: therubyla.com @the_ruby_la
Customer Reviews
Motivating, eye-opening, and hilarious!
Very inspiring to hear success and struggles from a variety guests chasing and living out their dream lives. The hosts, Zane and Colin, are hilarious and ask great questions to get the nitty gritty details and backstories out of their interviews. They are very fun to listen to!
LEARNING IS DOPE
Answers you don't normally get from a director in the Mark Potts episode. Really enjoyed the talk about the poster and advice to not be cheap when it comes to that final audio. Makes a huge difference and I never really gave it much thought. Thanks? Pretty cool.
So indie, so dope, so much cred.
I love this podcast. I can't wait for more interviews. It's such a great learning experience but is still funny and weird and awesome.