Felipe Diaz—How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Film

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Speakeasy Library

Daniel Carney

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Each week, I interview a guest—we'll talk mostly about their past and current projects, future plans, and the ideas that inform their personal philosophy and worldview.

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Each week, I interview a guest—we'll talk mostly about their past and current projects, future plans, and the ideas that inform their personal philosophy and worldview.

Arts

Felipe Diaz—How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Film

Speakeasy Library

1 hour 19 minutes

4 years ago

Felipe Diaz—How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Film

On this week’s episode, I talk to my friend Felipe Diaz. He’s a filmmaker who has worked on over 30 commercials, mini docs, and narrative films.

Among other things, we talk about:

Carmen: The Movie
Planning and improvisation in filmmaking
His early films

He directed the documentary Touchy Subjects, which will be streaming from The Spirit of Chicago virtual film festival from Feb 15-21. Purchase your ticket here.

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