EP.6 - Mekia Cox

EP. 10 - Ujjwal Chande

On this week’s episode, we sit down with Ujjwal “Ujj” Chande—a Los Angeles–based cinematographer, photographer, and colorist whose visual storytelling is reshaping how we see music videos, commercials, and visual art. Ujj’s journey isn’t your typical Hollywood origin story: before diving into filmmaking, he studied engineering, giving him a rare blend of technical precision and artistic intuition that informs every frame he touches. Ujj has a deep passion for shooting on film while mastering the latest digital formats, and his work spans fashion/editorial imagery, music video cinematography, and immersive color grading—offering a unique look at how emotion and craft converge behind the lens. Based in LA but available to travel worldwide, he also creates remote color grading experiences for filmmakers across the globe. Join us as we explore the art and science of visual storytelling, what it takes to build a career in cinematography in today’s creative landscape, and the evolution from engineer to influential visual

EP. 9 - Jonah Feingold - He is Changing Cinema

In this episode, we talk with filmmaker Jonah Feingold, the director/writer/producer/actor behind the new movie 31 Candles, and Romantical, one of the most exciting new creative studios in the indie world. Jonah is redefining the modern romantic comedy with viral storytelling that blends classic filmmaking with digital-native innovation. His film “Good to See You” has already surpassed 1.3M views on YouTube and 9.6M+ views on Instagram, sparking a national conversation about creator-led cinema. Jonah’s work — featured on BuzzFeed, CNN, Funny or Die, HuffPost, and more — has accumulated over 100 million views. We break down: • How Jonah built a full-service indie studio • Why digital-first filmmaking is the future • The making of “Good to See You” • His viral BANGARANG short and its worldwide impact • How Romantical is modernizing the rom-com • The rise of the new indie wave If you love filmmaking, storytelling, or the future of independent cinema… this one is a must-watch.

EP. 8 - Luca Pizzoleo

Get ready to witness the future of film. On this episode, actor-filmmaker Patrick Keleher sits down with visionary indie filmmaker Luca Pizzoleo — the guy who turned short films like O.C.D. into viral phenoms and built a body of work spanning edgy crime-dramas, dark comedies and genre-bending stories. Luca’s filmography includes the bold In the Valley of the Moon, a ’70s-inspired crime drama that sparked a cult TikTok wave, and The Tragic Death of a Frenchman, a raunchy stoner comedy proving that creativity doesn’t live in boxes. In this raw, unfiltered conversation, Patrick and Luca break down how to ignite a filmmaking revolution when the studio system says “no”. Why being an outsider is your greatest advantage. What the new landscape of storytelling really looks like — for creators, by creators. Luca’s upcoming feature (Starring Steven Ogg, known for Grand Theft Auto V) that’s going to shake things up in a major way. If you’re ready to be part of the rebellion, to challenge the status quo and build something legendary from the ground up — this episode is your manifesto. Tune in, turn up, and join the movement. The revolution isn’t coming. It’s happening — right now.

EP.7 - Karsten Runquist

In this episode, Patrick Keleher sits down with Karsten Runquist, the sharp and witty film critic known for turning movie talk into an art form. Karsten has built a massive following by blending deep insights with quick humor, making film discussion accessible, entertaining, and addictive. Patrick and Karsten dig into everything from the state of modern movies to internet culture, hot takes, and the joy of getting lost in a great story. Expect fast-paced conversation, unexpected tangents, and plenty of laughs—this is film talk without the pretension. Whether you’re a longtime fan of Karsten’s work or just love movies, this episode brings two unique voices together for a conversation that’s equal parts smart and fun.

EP.6 - Mekia Cox

In this episode, we sit down with actress Mekia Cox to talk about her journey from the stage to the screen. Best known for her roles in The Rookie, Once Upon a Time, and Chicago Med, Mekia opens up about her early beginnings in dance and musical theater, navigating Hollywood as a woman of color, and how she balances motherhood with a thriving acting career. It’s an inspiring, down-to-earth conversation with one of television’s most dynamic talents.