junkyard theory film podcast

VFX Supervisor on WandaVision and the Marvels, Tara DeMarco talks about what it takes to visualize different worlds and bring them to reality on screen.

Robert Radler, director of the 80s hit Best of the Best talks about what it took to create a hit martial arts flick.

Emmy Award-Winning Producer of Blue Eye Samurai walks us through the hit Netflix show and what lies ahead for Mizu.

Editor of Cobra Kai and part-time ninja warrior Zack Arnold speaks about the editing process and all things Cobra Kai!

Senior Technical Director at DreamWorks Animation and homeboy, Lakshika Udakandage talks about his experience working on some of the biggest animation films of all time, including Kung Fu Panda and Puss In Boots 2.

American actor and director, Nick Cassavetes talks about The Notebook, God is a Bullet, John Q and his father John Cassavetes.

Script supervisor David Bush talks about maintaining continuity on set and the nuances of a job that makes the edit work but doesn't receive the spotlight it deserves.

Linda Flowers, make-up artist behind Spider-Man No Way Home, Fast X, Iron Man 2 (oh go check her IMDb, she's the coolest!) talks about all things hair, makeup and what her process entails when actors don't actually have any hair to style.

Actors Jorma and Onni Tommila talk about the brutal blood and gore that was Sisu. Go check this Finnish-John-Wick film out if you haven't yet.

Clayton J. Barber, fight choreographer, stuntman and unit director talks about how anime influenced the fight scenes in Creed and goes deep into the philosophy of his art! Amazing convo and super thanks to Clayton for coming on board the show!

Star of the 90s sensational shows, The Legend of William Tell and Swiss Family Robinson, Kieren Hutchison makes his debut on Junkyard Theory. We talk about our love for movies, acting, changing through the times and Kieren's plans for the future.

Academy-Award Nominated director and story artist Joel Crawford talks about the process behind bringing to life everyone's favorite kitty cat, Puss in Boots back in a sequel more than a decade in the making, how the story connected people of all ages, how the animation landscape has evolved and what's in store for our furry friend and the folks over at Dreamworks Studios. Massive thanks to Joel for taking the time to come on board the show!