podcast
Ever wonder what it’s like to be an agent in a talent agency like CAA? Creative artist, Lingie Park, shares some great anecdotal stories about working in the fast-paced, tremendous world at Creative Arts Agency for many years, his accomplishments, what kept him up, challenges, the partnerships, and his next chapter of his journey into creating stories of his own.
From hospitality management to sommelier to all around chef, Frankie Rodono knew early in his life that he had a servant’s heart which led him to his calling to fly to Thailand to serve, teach, cook, and guide dozens of underprivileged but enthusiastic kids and teenagers for 11 months.
We also share our love and sadness for Anthony Bourdain who had a major impact on our lives. Towards the end of the episode, we discuss our emotional, heartfelt highs and lows of family — the finite lives, the gift of time, and how real memories always win over social media.
Filmmaker turned clothing designer, Jason Poon, opens up on losing both his parents at a young age, what it’s like growing up without them, his resurgence to film directing, love of street photography, connecting with artists, finding romance, and he may launch his own podcast.
Episode 16 of Stills of life: Jay Rinsky. From Brooklyn as a DJ, losing his Australian house from a fire, and now here, Jay opens up about the crucial marketing relevance and cinematic impact of his company, Little Cinema.
My podcast series is back! This is my “screw you” to Covid-19. My friend and mentor, Michael Fisk, introduced me to a man named DC Cassidy. Man, he’s got some incredible stories. Originally from the tech and start up world, he transitioned into storytelling. But it wasn’t easy. DC experienced a harrowing journey of injustice and incredibly unfair events that we call law and order. This is part 1 of 2.
A dazzling soul, Reverend Sarah Heath and I have a delightful ping pong banter where she openly shares how she became a pastor, that it is a real job, the catches, her secret desire to be an actor, our heartbreaks of old loves, creating space to unite others, the cost of being a pastor, and describing what our “perfect day” is.
When I got to know Sarah back in 2010, she said she’s very happy but not satisfied. That resonated with me till this day and always will. At the time, she really wanted to act in films. So, I cast her in my short film and she nailed it. Give it a watch.
Season 2 is here! This time last year, I sat down with Pastor Daniel Potter Kim who opens up about his calling and positive risk of becoming a pastor, his complex upbringing, some tough brotherly love, the pros and cons of leading a church, and his hilarious story of his first date with his then-girlfriend now-wife. Check it out!
Coming from USC, a director of marketing, rising as a senior executive, then as vice president in international marketing for Sony Pictures and Executive Vice President for Lionsgate Studios, and founding and partnering in other companies like local-language distribution studios, studio marketing executive, Michael Fisk, is generously offering his insight and strategic advice on how to sell your film to a broad market.