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Analyzing film is hard. Sure, talking about a whole ain't so bad, but what if you want to get into why it works, and how? How does the film use lighting? What effect does the editing have? What’s the soundtrack up to, and why? Try to focus on editing through a film you really, really love. How long did you last? 20 minutes? You're a better person than I.
So, I thought: What if I focused on a single scene? A scene — the right scene — could be a window onto the film as a whole.
Making the Scene will bring on a new guest for every episode, and that guest will come bearing one of their all-time favorite film scenes. The two of us will dive in and rip it apart, looking for the keys to how and why it works. We'll cover films from Butch Cassidy to Pacific Rim. From Blade Runner to the Professional. And all stops in between.
So, I thought: What if I focused on a single scene? A scene — the right scene — could be a window onto the film as a whole.
Making the Scene will bring on a new guest for every episode, and that guest will come bearing one of their all-time favorite film scenes. The two of us will dive in and rip it apart, looking for the keys to how and why it works. We'll cover films from Butch Cassidy to Pacific Rim. From Blade Runner to the Professional. And all stops in between.
Update frequency:
every 17 days
Average audio length:
63 minutes
English
9 episodes
since Sept. 3, 2014
episodic
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It’s been a year — a strange, roller-coaster of a year — but Making the Scene has finally returned with an episode recorded before we went on hiatus. This is the first of three episodes we still have for you, … Continue reading →
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December is a special month for Making the Scene. Not only is it your fond host’s birthday, but one of my favorite directors, Paul Thomas Anderson, is releasing a new film. So, before Inherent Vice has a chance to hit your eyeballs, … Continue reading →
Hello, fond listeners! Making the Scene is back with a brand new invention! Today, we are joined by Gobbledygeek co-host and The Deli Counter of Justice co-editor/author Paul Smith! He’s chosen one of my favorite scenes of all time, the famous … Continue reading →
Welcome back to Making the Scene! Today we’re joined by (one of) my partner(s) in Anthology Crime, Arlo J. Wiley, head editor of The Deli Counter of Justice and one half of the nerderific podcast Gobbledygeek. Since Gobbledygeek was the … Continue reading →
Hello, listeners! Making the Scene’s Month of Guillermo del Toro concludes with a special treat for Halloween. We’re back today discussing del Toro’s horror masterpiece Pan’s Labyrinth with author and critic Kitty Chandler! Kitty chose for us what is, perhaps, the … Continue reading →
October is a special month, and a special month deserves a special director. Luckily, Making the Scene has got you covered by devoting the entire month to the brilliant Guillermo del Toro. I discuss the first of our two del Toro … Continue reading →
Making the Scene returns with M. Night Shyamalan’s 2002 unconventional alien invasion film, Signs. Kenn is an excellent stand-up comedian and critic, and was the first (and so far only) person to interview me in person for his “So Let’s Get to … Continue reading →
Welcome to the official launch of Making the Scene! For my first episode, I’m joined by film critic and fellow podcaster Greg Sahadachy. To get us started, Greg has brought along a relentless chase sequence from Butch Cassidy and the Sundance … Continue reading →
I had this idea. The idea was: You aren’t sick enough of me yet. Wait, wait! Hold on. Stay with me. See, you only have to deal with reading the things I scribble down on this blog (or, if you’re really … Continue reading →
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