🎬 This week on The 30s Podcast, Clint goes solo to sit down with director Kellen Gibbs (@kellegibbs) and actor Ka’Prise Colvin (@kaprisecolvin) to talk about their new independent film, The Novel. They talk about overnight shoots that make coffee look like a performance-enhancing drug, filming out of order (aka “Movie Sudoku”), and what really happens when art meets a tight budget. Also: why superhero movies are in trouble, why “bad” movies might be brilliant, and how horror-comedy is the gen...
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🎬 This week on The 30s Podcast, Clint goes solo to sit down with director Kellen Gibbs (@kellegibbs) and actor Ka’Prise Colvin (@kaprisecolvin) to talk about their new independent film, The Novel. They talk about overnight shoots that make coffee look like a performance-enhancing drug, filming out of order (aka “Movie Sudoku”), and what really happens when art meets a tight budget. Also: why superhero movies are in trouble, why “bad” movies might be brilliant, and how horror-comedy is the gen...
Marcus does a solo episode and talks OJ Simpson, all things Netflix is Joke, Starbucks is out of control, and the Kids are getting Dumber?LINKS:Clinthttps://www.instagram.com/the_clintshowUncle Marcushttps://www.instagram.com/uncle__marcus/Our Producerhttps://www.instagram.com/rodriguezpodcastsAND email us!the30spod@gmail.com#podcast #comedy
The 30's Podcast
🎬 This week on The 30s Podcast, Clint goes solo to sit down with director Kellen Gibbs (@kellegibbs) and actor Ka’Prise Colvin (@kaprisecolvin) to talk about their new independent film, The Novel. They talk about overnight shoots that make coffee look like a performance-enhancing drug, filming out of order (aka “Movie Sudoku”), and what really happens when art meets a tight budget. Also: why superhero movies are in trouble, why “bad” movies might be brilliant, and how horror-comedy is the gen...
