Episode 1: Kyle Corbin

Episode 2: Alex Srednoselac

From Movie Theater Employee to Award-Winning FilmmakerAlex Srednoselac wanted to make movies since he was a kid. It wasn't some side-hustle thing, he just wanted to make movies. So when everyone told him it was impractical, expensive, and borderline delusional, he did what any stubborn filmmaker would do: he made one anyway. Shot on weekends in garages and the movie theater where he worked, Cashing Out went on to win Best Feature at World Fest Houston Film Festival. Now it's streaming on YouTube, Plex, Voodoo, and a dozen other platforms. Not bad for a debut feature with no budget and a crew of 60. These days, Alex runs a YouTube channel teaching filmmakers how to produce and distribute no-budget films, works full-time on a successful bourbon YouTube channel, and just made his first short in five years: After Image, a sci-fi film created during the 2025 48 Hour Film Project. Oh, and he's a blackjack tournament champion. If you've been waiting for permission to start creating, this is it. Watch Cashing Out at CashingOutFilm.com [https://www.CashingOutFilm.com] Watch After Image free on YouTube: Alex Srednoselac [https://youtube.com/@alexsrednoselac?si=FzgC8RfU14mkQ_Ap] Find all his films at AWSFilms.com [https://www.AWSFilms.com]

Episode 1: Kyle Corbin

Episode 1: Kyle Corbin — From Five Failed Podcasts to Sixty Episodes and Counting Kyle Corbin runs the Unplanned Approach podcast and works as a life insurance advisor, but it took years of equipment sitting unused and five failed podcast attempts before he finally found his format. When a friend called on a Sunday and said "let's record on Tuesday," Kyle said yes with zero plan, zero structure, and zero idea where it would go. That's exactly how it worked. In this conversation, Kyle shares how fear kept him stuck, how the right co-host changed everything, and how a simple vision exercise shifted his mindset from "what if I fail" to "what will I build." Six months and sixty episodes later, actual sponsors are knocking. Not bad for a show with no plan. If you've been sitting on an idea because you're afraid to take the first step...this one's for you.