The Story First Podcast
From award-winning podcaster and filmmaker Brian McDonald (Invisible Ink, Land of the Dead), whose work has been embraced by Pixar, HBO, and Disney. Building on his acclaimed show You Are a Storyteller, this series features high-level conversations with writers, filmmakers, and creators—real exchanges between craftspeople on how and why stories work.
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The Story First Podcast
From award-winning podcaster and filmmaker Brian McDonald (Invisible Ink, Land of the Dead), whose work has been embraced by Pixar, HBO, and Disney. Building on his acclaimed show You Are a Storyteller, this series features high-level conversations with writers, filmmakers, and creators—real exchanges between craftspeople on how and why stories work.
<p>Welcome to STORY FIRST!<br>Today’s guest is none other than Frank Oz — legendary puppeteer, director, and creative mind behind some of the most iconic characters ever brought to life.</p><p><br></p><p>We talk about the mentors who shaped him, the frustrations that fueled his comedy, and the bravery it takes to bring honesty to performance. From Yoda to the Muppets, Frank shares how personal struggles, trust in vision, and a deep respect for character shape his work.</p><p><br></p><p>This one’s about creativity at its most raw and human — the highs, the frustrations, and the moments that make stories unforgettable.</p><p><br></p><p>Let’s get started.</p>
Story First Podcast
The Story First Podcast
From award-winning podcaster and filmmaker Brian McDonald (Invisible Ink, Land of the Dead), whose work has been embraced by Pixar, HBO, and Disney. Building on his acclaimed show You Are a Storyteller, this series features high-level conversations with writers, filmmakers, and creators—real exchanges between craftspeople on how and why stories work.
