Tom Morris https://www.imdb.com/name/nm2730235/ joins Carlyn Hudson - https://www.imdb.com/name/nm3972277 https://www.instagram.com/carlynhudson to talk about their views on making that signature feature film that everyone dreams of, one that is an iconic piece of IP that launches a Jordan Peele-career.

And Oren and Matt dive into what that means when you start wanting to own a house, have kids, and think about college -- not your college tuition, but your kids! On the one hand, a successful freelance career in commercials, can make it all happen. And over 10 years, 15 years or more it can elevate your directing chops beyond what you could have imagined. On the other hand, it can be the very reason why chasing that feature, the one that finally shows your fill skill set and ability, is a financial fantasy. Why risk losing more work to take 2, 3, or 10 years to make that feature?

And Tom gets into how, after having several features under his belt, what would get him noticed by influential showrunners, was making another short.

Ira Glass preached about how you have to stick it out until your talent matches your taste. But is that even possible in a future with AI?

This is the mature, filmmaker convo that no one gets into. And it comes at a time when what you do next matters more than ever.

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Matt's Endorsement: Weleda Skin Food https://www.weleda.com/product/skin-food-light-nourishing-cream-g007756

Oren's Endorsement: How to be a human fly swatter using the Alan Gwizdowski method https://www.instagram.com/alangwiz/ . 

Tom's Endorsement: the medical staff at Cedar's Sinai Hospital

Carlyn's Endorsement: "The Battered Bastard of Baseball" documentary on Netflix https://www.netflix.com/title/70299904

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