37 episodes
On Air Off Set podcast Robert Albrecht
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- TV & Film
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5.0 • 7 Ratings
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The film and tv industry can be grueling. Why many of us are still working here may be a testament to our passion for our crafts, aided by an oft repeated slogan in our heads, "at least we’re not working in a cubicle." On Air Off Set is a podcast hosted by Rob Albrecht devoted to providing honest and unique insight from the various professionals that work in this industry, about their respective craft and the challenges they face. With guests ranging from Cinematographers to Script Supervisors, Actors to Extras, Film Teachers to Film students, the topics are endless.
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Ep. 36 – Rain, Wind, Fire and Crashing Cars
When it comes to big budget movies that combine pyrotechnics, car chases, scattering crowds or any combination there of, both the Special Effects Department and Stunt Department need to combine forces to make it all work on camera, while keeping everyone involved safe. In my final episode, I chat with Keith Campbell (stunts) and Craig “Tex” Barnett (Special Efx), about how they are able to create some of the most chaotic and eye-popping sequences from their work on Adam Sandler’s most recent movie “Spaceman of Bohemia” to “Pirates of the Caribbean” and “Transformers.
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Update
A word from your host Rob Albrecht giving you an update on the On Air Off Set podcast.
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Ep.35 - Who Needs Film School? (Part 3)
Rounding out this three-part episode on film school is my guest Fernanda Rossi - screenwriter and filmmaker. She explains her unique approach to mentoring and coaching everyone from film students to established filmmakers in her international seminars and workshops.
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Ep.34 - Who Needs Film School? (Part 2)
In part 2 of this three-part episode I chat with cinematographer and part-time teacher/instructor Jeffrey Hagerman.
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Ep,33 - Who Needs Film School? (Part 1)
There’s a lot of mixed feelings about “film school” these days. In this three-part episode I chat with three separate guests about the state of film education and training as well as the industry as a whole.
First up in part 1 is Randall Dottin, professor and chairperson of the screenwriting department at New York Film Academy, -
Ep.32 - Therapy For Creatives
We all can use therapy these days and if you're a creative/artist, perhaps you can use a professional who understands and even has some experience your field. I chat with two NYC-based therapists to mine the depths of this type of specialization.
Customer Reviews
Speaking truth!
As someone who has worked in the TV Industry, I love how the host keeps it all the way real! There is so much that goes on behind the scenes that others aren’t aware of. Keep up the great work 👍🏾
Fun and authentic filmmakers
I love how this series is really true and authentic to the guests. There is no pretentiousness, just casual, fun, conversational. It's like sitting there, sharing some driks with this fillmakers, and listening them talk about really interesting stuff that only happens behind the scenes of their lives.
Wow. Finally a good film production podcast
Great to hear behind the scenes of production. Looking forward to more episodes