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Filmmaker Toolkit Podcast, Ep. 89: For the director and his production team, the characters and the real prison environment were inseparable.
Filmmaker Toolkit Podcast, Ep. 89: For the director and his production team, the characters and the real prison environment were inseparable.
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Inside the gear, skill, and physical endurance needed for 30-foot swells, 20 hour days, and shooting at night.
Lydia Tenaglia and Chris Collins talk about their 19 year collaboration with Bourdain and how their show evolved into CNN’s “Parts Unknown.”
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