Live From The Reel Owl Film Festival 2017

Too bad it was hard. It is 913 on the East Coast, it is 613 on the West Coast, now 614 on the West Coast. It is the 20th of May in the year of our Lord 2017.

What episode do we say this was? Season 7, episode 40 something, let me get that, let me get that pull that. Season 7, episode 47, 397 times, this voice has welcomed you to the Clubhouse podcast.

It is Saturday night, yes, I know that, tomorrow is Sunday, yes, I know that, we are going to be on tomorrow night, but tonight we are on a very special mission, if you will. Welcome, my name is Rob, I am the executive producer of the Clubhouse podcast and for one hour, maybe a couple or three, I am an industry judge. Joining me to my right is my co-host and a man who is also an industry judge.

He is Chad, welcome sir, so we actually can't start judging people outwardly. I don't know about that, and sitting across from who is the official fact checker of this show to another man, who is an industry judge. You may know him as fun, don't go, but his mom and name him, Don Ford, I am going to call him, Don Ford, welcome sir.

I like to fake my mom for this honor, this is cool man, do you want to do it right now? You are talking on a microphone, right? Besides that, I hope to do two things at once for one.

You are most interested? Yeah, I am updating Twitter and our Instagram right now. All right, make sure you are following us on social media, Twitter's Clubhouse show, Instagram is the Clubhouse podcast as his Facebook.

We are live tonight at Garland High School in Garland, Texas downtown Garland, if you will, Ireland from King of the Hale, actually that is true, that's what it's based on, but it's not all like that, but we just got finished watching and we're here to talk to some people involved. It is the 12th annual real owl cinema film festival. This is a, this is all student films from Garland High School, kids on all levels, all grades of high school age.

We just watched 41 films in two hours and seven minutes, and when I say we are industry judges, we are industry judges, we got to judge the films and after the show tonight, after we get off air, we are going back to the auditorium where we are going to be presenting the awards that the judges and there's, we are three of the five, we are 60% of the judging panel. What we didn't know until we got here tonight is that the other 40% are friends of the show. We're not a favorite people in the world.

Who is it? Kelly Kitchell, she's a singer and her husband. Both of you.

That was a pleasant surprise. Yes. So really, how can we clubhouse, the clubhouse family has actually doing the thing tonight?

And we're going to Facebook live this thing tonight. One to our closer to world domination. Yes, we are.

Now let's be clear about sets of ground rules here, gentlemen. What's that? We're not allowed to talk about what we voted for.

Okay. Okay. I'm not allowed.

Okay. We're going to reveal those later tonight. Like I said, Don's going to be Facebook Live.

We're presenting three of the four major awards. We thought it was four, but since Kelly and her husband are here, we want them to put it up. Yeah.

We want them to put some numbers on the board. Exactly. So they're going to be presenting the up-and-coming actor or actress.

It's all one category, which I thought was very interesting. Don, is the sign on? Yeah.

Okay. That's my job. So Don is going to be presenting the best comedy.

Chad will be presenting the best drama, and I will be presenting the best film overall from the judges. We thought we'd split it up a little bit. So make sure you're staying with us on our social media for that.

There are some good ones. I had a tough time. I'll tell you, brother.

I've never two or three of them. I mean, there are some great stuff here, and by kids that at my age, I'm so not that good. You know what I mean?

I'm so not good at that. And these kids are amazing. Absolutely amazing.

I really wasn't impressed by a lot of these films that we saw. Some great visionary work, some very funny stuff out there, some really good dramatic work as well. You know, we made it tonight, seeing the next big thing.

You don't know? I don't know. I don't know.

Well, find out. But you know, again, this is our second show in the three days. Actually, our second show in 48 hours, if you do the math, right?

And our second of three will be doing in four days, and our third of four for two and eight days. So let's just put this out there on Front Street, and we'll say this again tomorrow night. We're taking next weekend off if we can help it.

Yeah. Something might come up, and if it does, we'll let you know. But there will not be a Sunday night studio show next week.

Don, you're going to be out town. Yeah. I got to say congratulations to my niece, Shaylee, who's going to be graduating.

Hi, congratulations, Shaylee. We have free shots. I have to fly back to the good old Montana.

That's right. Going back to the home land. Great.

Great. Great. Thanks.

Yeah. So we've actually had to kind of hustle over here from the auditorium. Because we want to be here when all of the filmmakers come through.

We're going to be in just, we're going to interviews with filmmakers. You know, they're coming here because there's food about 50 feet away. They've got a butt butt.

And then remember, kids, the best kind of food is free food. And yeah, I think I like about what, 30 boxes of Papa Johns over there. It's sitting over there, brother.

There's something I can't tell you. It looks like it might be. Papa Johns, I looked.

Not that we have Papa Johns as a sponsor, but if they want to sponsor this show, I'm not going to want to take you. You know, the great garlic butter dip that they have. Well, that's a big fan.

Big fan. Big fan. If they don't need this pizza, it's got to give it up to him.

Exactly. And we want to remind everybody to go back and listen to our shows from Thursday night. What a night at the high school musical awards.

That was crazy. We had dignitaries on Don kept his celebrity streak alive. We're going to let tonight's slide, because you know, in case you don't get it.

We do have a name that will know celebrity name will know. Not the American people. Mr.

Smith. SW. I'm going to be our first guest.

I'm really confused. The Gorn. OK, OK, OK, let's let's.

OK, not really. Yes, it is, but not technically. Yes, but technically, no.

Don Ford. He's here all week. I was re-try the field.

Exactly. And why, why am I doing the comedy award? I won.

Well, yeah. You are too. Yeah.

Well, we do want to show like, we're in the cafeteria. Yeah. I can, for the last time, I was in a high school cafeteria.

It's been, oh, the about two and a half decades. Yeah. Billings was tied.

Beautiful facility here. Yes. That auditorium is easily twice as big as my high school auditorium.

And Kelly was saying she's like, we didn't need that stadium seating. And like our stadium seating was like a curved ground. That was pretty much how that worked.

And much better seating. Our set out. Yes.

Right. We had our own little bench to sit at. We were important there for a minute.

Well, Kelly is on the other side of the wall for a minute though. Yeah. Just right.

Well, actually about 127 minutes. I mean, we didn't see all of the films. We actually got to see some of them earlier today because the organizers here knew that we were going to have to come here and start this puppy.

And so we, we would be on the air and ready to go by the time the students get here. Because that's important. You know, we're a professional organization.

So professional that I can't even keep stuff from falling on the ground. But we do want to send out a shout out to the Schubert's who got us into this deal and we're our contacts and got us set up really nicely so that we could bring the show live to the Empire. We also want to remind you that tomorrow night, seven Easter and four Pacific, we're going to have our official on official WWE backlash pre show.

And we actually saw a film tonight with a did you notice that in one of the films that I came up with. I shouldn't say knock a more attention. Yes.

I was waiting for you to mark out like a fool. I was going to have a don didn't even catch it. I just touched the shirt.

I'm like that. Yeah. I think that's our weight shirt though because it did say king of strong style.

I don't know if he's doing that bit with WWE or not. So organizers, they also deal with the, I don't know if we want to bring this up. Yeah.

Go ahead. Brother to the program. The Asian film which we did last year, which we're going to probably look forward to doing it again this year.

We'll get hooked up with three. And we'll get all that going. So we'll be doing that show again coming up probably was July usually as usually I think it's mid July.

The date should be in there. I thought I started on the page. Yeah.

13 through the 20th. So that's right. As a reminder that you're back in school, how short are these chairs?

Well, I actually started to recommend, so we bring the folding chair from the studio. Well, my special person has one, but she has wheels on hers right over there. Yeah, I didn't want to use the wheels because I didn't, I didn't have a listing over as I was talking and then you would never hear anything.

But Facebook got to chair over there. She's doing okay. Just one thing?

No. Okay. All right.

There's one thing I have to do in honor of her. And I'd be in the greater mark, any? Oh, that's your, some of our friends, I don't know how we're waiting.

Let's talk a little bit about last evening. You and I got to it, Chad. You and I attended the here come the mummies.

Oh, I was supposed to. What a great show. Oh, my gosh.

What a great show. My second time seeing them. Your first time seeing them.

First time I heard of them, but I'm interested. Out of all the live shows I've seen it. You've seen a lot in my life.

You've seen Prince 142 times. I've seen Prince 5. Okay.

Michael Jackson twice. I've seen. I've seen George Michael at least once.

Seeing George once. I've seen DePesh twice. Have you seen them Adama?

I've seen DePesh. They're coming in September. Yeah.

I've seen Jimmy Buffett 33. And let's see. Oh, heck you.

Heck, Rob. You've seen Grace descending once. Yeah.

I see you guys twice. Yeah. You and I have seen Prince together.

Yes, we have. Jam in the year two or day before New Year's Eve 1998. One of last night's show was one of the best live shows I have ever seen.

They're amazing. Ever. Not overselling that.

No, you weren't. I was like, there's no way these guys could possibly be this good. They are.

If one thing you should learn in this life, I don't oversell. I do not oversell. I can't wait till these guys come back.

I already want to see them. Not a family show. Once you bring your lunch there, no, it's not a family show.

But a lot of fun. We had a great time last night at House of Blues and shout out to House of Blues. Yeah.

What a great facility. Right into an old bartender friend of mine that used to work at a former place that I worked at. Yeah, you just got it.

Did not recognize him. He had my huge beard and I was like, oh my god, that is you. He recognized me and that helped.

I turned around and you were gone and you came back and you were like, oh, I'm working the room bro. I can work in the room. But yeah.

If you have the opportunity to catch these guys when they're on the road, if you catch one of them coming to your neck of the woods, do yourself a solid and go check these guys. And so let's get back to talk about what we just did. I'm always amazed, number one, at that school's get to do this.

I mean, we couldn't just because the technology isn't what it is now. The fact that these kids are using some great technology to make some great films. Well, like you'll hear a lot of the modern filmmakers tell you that everybody can be a filmmaker.

The tools are there. It's just a matter of knowing how to use them or utilize them properly. And they do.

And they do. These kids really get a couple of great classic jokes turned into short films, which I thought was awesome. I'm going to say is spaghetti.

Yeah. I got to be honest. I want to put me out of nowhere.

Yeah. That one kind of caught me off guard. You catch me off guard.

You got something going on. But definitely caught me off guard. Low.

I think all the odd slot has to be gone. Okay. Here.

You don't do you. I got to be. Don't you have an liaison.

You need to work with. Oh yeah. We want to make sure we're keeping this in the rails.

You are listening to the clubhouse podcast. We are live at the 12th Annual Real Owl Cinema Film Festival REL. And the owl is the mascot of Garwin High School.

We're going to be clear on that. Yes, indeed. Black and gold, I believe.

If I'm reading that correctly, we've just got finished watching all of the films. We've got students coming in. We've got parents coming in.

We've got teachers coming in. We're not going to be on the air very long tonight. But we're going to be on just long enough to talk to some of these young people.

Get their opinions. You know, some of them getting ready. Probably graduating within the next seven days or so, I would say.

Others of them with a longer high school career ahead of them. I think I've talked to more high schoolers in the last 48 hours and I've talked to in the last 20 years. I don't know why.

We've been kind of inundated by it. We've been busy. We've been getting work done.

We've been doing work, sir. That's why we give a little vacation after this. Thank gosh.

Unless something else comes up. I'm going to have something going on next weekend. We're not willing to do to confirm or deny that is happening just yet.

We don't have to push. And my newly altered suit jacket. I'm feeling very damp.

Earth is evening. Don is beginning. All right.

All right. So, Don is already kind of spoiled our first guest. And maybe, maybe said some things that may be there may not have been true.

Now, what is true? I didn't say the full one. What is true is this is actually her name.

I'll introduce herself to everybody because get right up on that microphone. Hi. I'm Sigourney Weaver and I'm a, um, I'm in the 10th, 11th grade.

So you got one more year to go. Welcome to the show. Take a nice deep breath.

The only people you're talking to is us. Don't worry about anybody that listens. It's all right.

They can't see you. That's why we say we have the perfect faces for radio. So tell us how the tonight's going for you.

I mean, this is kind of, this is the big deal. Talk right into that thing. Get up on it.

No. This year, I am so proud of our department. We had some amazing films this year.

We were actually two hours long. Two hours and seven minutes. Yeah.

And you kept to our attention, which is for two old men, two hours and seven is a long time. But I, I, I, I hear correctly in the beginning that this is the most students the program has ever had and it's going to have almost twice as many next year. Yeah, it's good.

Get right up on it. Don't get the drift away from it. Yeah.

This is awesome. We're actually getting an additional freshman class. So that's great.

Mine class unfortunately is kind of small, but we're still a very strong class. You, you have quality over quantity. I've always said there's nothing wrong with that.

So this is the 12th annual has the program itself been around longer or is just the 12th year of the program itself. Um, I think it's been a little longer. Exactly.

I think it's just like a few years after, but each year our program and our film festival keeps getting bigger and better. So I'm excited to see for next year. I mean, we were talking before you guys got here.

Your auditorium is easily twice the size of my auditorium when I was in high school. And that you had a really good crowd in there. I mean, there was probably almost filled up that center section if I looked at it.

Is the attendance, I mean, this is your third year in the program. Has the, have you seen the attendance get bigger and bigger or is there just kind of normally what it was? Yeah.

I think our record breaking near was our tenth year anniversary and two years ago. Okay. So ever since then, it's just skyrocketed.

Well that was your freshman year. So of course, that's going to set the bar kind to high. Yeah.

I think have you thought about post high school yet or you just like, let me get to my senior year right now? I have actually, and I want to be a producer in film. Oh, that's a lot of work that there's no days off for that.

All right. So we're at a film festival and we're talking to kids at our film makers right now. What's the one movie you're waiting to see?

Oh, and theater, just like the movie I have to see right now. Oh, I have to see right now. Okay.

I'm a little nerdy, but I want to see Spider-Man homecoming next month. Yeah. You're talking, you're not a nerd, you're a geek, there's a difference.

It's a geeks are nerds with social skills. It's a difference. I support you.

Yeah. He's a big spider-man type. I'm looking forward to homecoming.

I ignore the same rainy trilogy, just because I couldn't stand it. I loved both amazing films, not everybody enjoyed the second one. I could get past Jamie Fox, and that was fine.

But I think homecoming is going to be great. Introduce yourself, sir. Hi.

I'm John Donaldson. I'm a third year also. All right, John.

Did you have a film in the festival? Yeah. I did the Ukrainian, the night after Christmas, and another holiday.

Oh, so you had three of them. Did you cranny in? It was very, very funny.

Very, very funny. Thank you. We can't really talk too much about it, because you're talking to two of the five judges right now.

So you can read our notes there. You didn't, I did not get the postcard with the $5 from your mom, so I cannot guarantee anything. So I always tell you, but people will cheer for us.

I'm like, oh, got the postcard from my mom. Great. Thanks.

These are three films in the festival. Talk about both of you guys talk about just... How long did you have to film it?

Was it filmed over the entire year or were you given a specific window? I don't know. You start.

So no, we have a project, each cycle. So we have around like six weeks if we're lucky to film one film. But for that from soup to nuts, or do you already have...

So from concept to delivery six weeks. Six weeks. So we get a preproduction, production, and post-production phase.

And that's about like two weeks on each. Wow. Yeah.

And some of the things that... What I really dug about this is some of the kids just did trailers. Like, I'm going to do a trailer for this kind of a movie.

Which I thought was cool. And then some of the kids, like some of them were, what, 38 seconds, some of them were as long as seven to eight minutes. Which I thought was a really good mix that you didn't have things that were too long, you didn't have things that were too short.

How do you decide, do you have a limit, a time limit you have to work within? Or do you just kind of go with it and this is kind of where it needs to be? All right.

So every year we have projects, right, that Schubert assigns us, our teacher, Mr. Schubert. So we get these projects and they're, you know, make a documentary, make a trailer.

And, or just different things. So the time limits depend on what project it is and what year you're in. So usually, third year, fourth year so make longer projects than first year, second year's.

But we usually don't really follow the project guidelines for the time, just because it goes over, like, every time. So you just stick it to the man, that's what you say. Yeah, it's free, Mr.

Schubert. Wow. And I just kidding.

Yeah. We're even, our final grand in yet. Hold on, before I say it.

Yeah. So go score, fourth year. Yeah, fourth one films in the festival this year.

Do you guys pick which ones you submit or of all the projects you do does the staff pick what they're going to be in the festival? How does that work? So we submit what we want to submit.

So we can submit all the films we work that year or we can only submit one. And then from that fourth, Mr. Schubert goes and like, netted, like, votes it down, saying, which one's good, which one's not, and then goes from there?

When do you find out what makes it in and what doesn't? We found out last Friday, I think. Oh, wow.

So you've got like a week. Yeah, we have a week of anticipation. So how long does the submit?

I mean, how long did you have to wait? How long was the submission process? I think what he does is we just submit it.

And then there's a deadline for submission. And then. So where was that deadline?

Also, wait, it was like 12. Yeah, the 12 or something. Now you're making me do math.

Hold on. Yeah, I don't know. So there's only a week between that submission deadline and when he told everybody what it was.

So in that week, he goes in and he stays after school every day for like 20 hours and likes a narnia, apparently. He paints, taking the watches, all of our trash, and the such are, sorry, sorry, sorry. Art.

And come on. One, man's trash isn't that a man's trash. Yeah, yeah.

And then compiles it into a watchable list. OK, so question of the night, because whenever we do a festival like this, we always have a question that we ask all of our guests, we just ask the security we're going to ask you. What's the one movie you're dying to see right now?

Baby driver. We are screening that next month. OK.

We did get an email last week. We are going to screen that next month. This is a film that I think is going to take a lot of people off guard.

Because it's not a film that's really getting a lot of promotion. We've heard about it through one of our vendors. We get to do movie screenings and things like that.

And when the trailer dropped, we got an email on it. And I was like, this is going to be fun. And now the word of mouth is starting to get out.

I've got people that are already calming, and like, do you have a plus one? I'm like, you know, take a brother to watch. Where's that postcard from the mom thing again?

Yeah, my mom's very unbiased when it comes to plus one. This is true. So you just say you were third year?

Yeah, third year also. OK, so you've got another year to go. Have you thought about post high school or are you just kind of just getting to that right now?

All right. So I'm at a crossroads between, if I want to get a real job, or go to film. And I could either do, you can do both.

Yeah, I can do. I could either do mechanical engineering or pursue like direct film. But I think I'm trying to look into doing both.

Like what you've said, and work in like set design or special effects, visual effects for actual movie sets. So you talk about visual effects. Yeah.

The Ukrainian. Oh, thank you. Great visual effects.

Oh, was that you? Yeah, that was on that one. Yeah, that did you do to the effects?

We're all just about. Wow, man. And that, again, six weeks cycle.

That's, that's impressive. That was fun. Thank you so much.

What, what is that school that they always talk about on the Dave school? Yes. Have you thought about that?

Have you ever heard of the Dave school? Not a digital audio and visual effects school. It's in Orlando.

And they actually work with universal studios. Oh, wow. Yeah.

I kid that went to school with my daughter in Colorado. He went through that school. And one of his pieces went up in a Kevin Smith film.

Yeah, I was going to say, didn't they have a chunk of people that worked on the first Guardians? I don't want to say they did. All I know is that his work did.

The Dave school, not a sponsor of this show. But if you want to write a check, we are you. That's all I'm saying.

$5 for you, Ron. There you go. Now, that one of my mom might have to write it right a check for it.

So as students of film, which I love that I hate to say this way, but you kids today, who influences you? Filmmaker-wise. Many directors that I enjoy.

Get right up on that microphone, kiddo. There you go. Because I want everybody to hear you.

I actually made a presentation where I had to choose a film that I like, but I couldn't. So I made a PowerPoint over five different directors and films. What do you want to do?

So I did Quentin Tarantino. Good choice. Yes.

I did Wes Anderson. Oh, that's a good choice. And then I did several others.

I like Damian Jambel. He's really good. It was interesting to see how he compared different shots from other classic films and incorporated his film.

A lot while in is one of those films that you can appreciate on the surface. But if you are a student of film, you can actually appreciate it for what it is. It's crazy.

And I love the art direction and the cinematography and it's just a couple of times. Yeah, we screened that. We actually got a squeak.

She got a scraper copy of that. It's one side of the home. Thank you very much.

We're important. No, we're really not. But what I did dug up about it, when I said in my review when I wrote it is, when I was a kid, there actually used to be cartoons on Saturday mornings.

Many, many years ago, when dinosaurs were on the earth. And right after cartoons, you'd always have like Tarzan theater or Kung Fu theater. One of the things they would do is they would show the old ginger Roger Freda Stairs films from the 40s and 50s.

And that's what I dug about law online is it was a nod to those films, but it was done in a modern style. It was a throwback, which is why I think a lot of people didn't quite get it because they didn't understand the shooting style of it. I was like, well, they were floating.

I'm like, yeah, but that's what those films did. It was then surrealism of it that worked into the story. Who influences you, sir?

John Lassiter, Egoray, and also Probably Damian Juzel? Yeah. Lassiter.

I like both of those names. Right. Although I'm going to be honest with you.

And we've talked about this before. And glad Wright didn't direct it, man. Oh, I don't know about that.

Well, did you read the script he wanted to do? No, I didn't. He wanted to just be an aunt that becomes a man.

Right. That's not the story. He said the comic book character.

Yeah. That's not the story, man. So, that's why it was glad he didn't do it.

Well, I mean, you can still see the Egoray's influence in the movie. Oh, absolutely. Yeah.

Through the train scene with the twice down. I love that. I was so glad that that movie came out as well as it did.

Yeah. And why more people, and I don't want to mention any names with their initials or Warner Brothers, are not paying attention to what Disney's doing with these Marvel films. Exactly.

You know, it's like, we're going to take the most obscure character and we're going to make you love them. Mm-hmm. And that's what they did.

Really? You know, you need to even take a character like Thor. Which I said Thor was going to be a tough film to do.

Yeah. And he killed it. Even Cap is a very difficult, especially from a costuming standpoint.

That's a tough thing to do. And then I saw the film and I was like, well, somebody's cracked the code. And it ain't me.

I've liked the first two Thor films, but I don't think they've quite gotten it there. I like the first one better than I like the dark. Yeah.

The dark world was weird for me. But this one coming up. Ragnarok looks, I don't know.

I don't know. I don't know. It looks fun.

I don't think it looks as good as like cinematography or like just direction-wise as good as the first Iron Man, first Captain America, both guarding together. Well, I think with Ragnarok, I think they're just kind of letting back a little bit and just having fun with it. Yeah.

I think that from the trailers, you can tell they're just trying to have fun with it. Yeah. And that's really what, as we're leading up to infinity war with it next year.

I believe it or not. I guess. You're, and we talked about this on our show a couple of ways.

You rise between those two films and your next Avengers film. A billion dollars is going to be a spent on three films. And the first one will make it back in a week and a half.

A billion dollars is hope for my future. I don't know. We'll see.

We come from a time. We're a billion dollars. Wasn't even a thing because wasn't stupid boat movie.

The first billion dollar box office film. That's what he calls Titanic. Oh.

It's stupid boat movie. Yeah. I don't think it's stupid boat.

LA confidential was a better view on that year. I don't know. We'll take it to the right.

You were reading for the boat. You were reading for the iceberg. No.

I was reading for the boat to sink. I don't really care how you were reading for the iceberg. I care how it happened.

I just wanted it to sink. And there was room on that door. I don't care what anybody said.

She left him. She left him died. And LA confidential was a much better film that year.

That was the only time in my lifetime. I've seen every best picture nominee in a theater. Hmm.

So I think for, for Titanic conspiracy theory. She just didn't like him that much. And that's why.

She was already in trouble. She didn't want the pictures to get out. Yeah.

I don't know. And it also had that horrible song in it. What else do you guys want to talk about?

Are you in the food? You're like, look, dude. I'm hungry.

No, I'm good. Like, as people that are in the film festival. Do you, and we talked to this a lot.

Whether we're doing film festivals or Thursday night. We did the high school musical awards. And we covered that.

Do you exhale a little bit now that the film festival is over? Or do you not exhale until we're done tonight? And you can go home in the awards have been handed out.

I don't exhale until I'm done with this room here. Because we're still filming another film right now. Oh, really?

How much time has left to school? One more week, right? Oh, you have your in school in the holiday week?

No, we're not in school in the holiday, right? We're a week now June third or something. So, because next week's a holiday week.

Oh, yeah. Memorial days at week from sunset from Monday. I think we get like one day off for that.

Right. See, that was interesting to see how the school calendars were. Because apparently there's a couple of days you guys didn't get to burn this year because we never had our snow.

But we get them back, I think. So you'll get out a little bit earlier. So are you ready for senior year?

Yeah, I'm ready. I already have, sorry. I already have like some ideas for films I want to do.

And I think it'll be good. Now it's far, I'm glad you brought that up and it's a wonderful segue. When you're going into a year, do you know what kinds of assignments are going because it's the same path every year where does he switch up the assignments styles every year?

It really depends on how well the current class, like say this year's class, it does with each film assignment. So a film assignment doesn't do as well, then he just acts it. And he creates a different one to like better appease when he's community.

I know there was one in the past that didn't really work out. That was one shot. And that's all you got for the entire film.

Oh, wow. And people like they couldn't do that. He bird manja.

It was bird man. Well, even bird man didn't do that. A bird man had like rope style.

But she did it brilliantly. Yeah. Like yeah.

Although, I mean, I didn't think it was as a film. It was a brilliant film. I respected for what it was.

No, I didn't like it. Now you're talking about what this guy did. It does not change the framing or anything.

It was just the same shot. Well, you could probably move the camera and change the framing that way. But I mean.

But with what the one you're talking about that just didn't work. It was just one shot. Well, yeah, because you can't expect, you can't expect, you know, third grade or third grade.

Third year film students to be basically third grade film students to be as good as, like, in your E2 and directing, right? So it was just a project that didn't really work. And he looks at each year and it means it makes better projects so we can just make better movies.

Right. How should we add this one? How is this age?

I know. That's what I'm saying. I mean, the high sign that you guys need to go shake hands and kiss babies and eat free food.

So thank you guys so much for your sitting down and joining us. Well, thank you. And you're going to see us here again in a little while because we're going to be present in the Big Awards later.

So go enjoy your evening. All right. Thank you.

Thank you guys. You're listening to the clubhouse podcast. We are live at the 12th annual real owl film festival at Garland High School.

We just watched all the films. We're in the reception now. And Don has brought us another guest who is no stranger to the chairs sitting across from us.

One of our favorite people on God's Green Earth. And she's wearing her film hat. She's a great Kelly Kitchen says join us.

Hello friend. Talk right now. Hello.

Hello. What a great surprise it was. I know you guys are going to be here tonight.

And we're walking to the outside of it. I was like, oh wait. Here's this thing.

I'm nudging Rob. I'm like, don't we know those people? Yeah.

Yeah. And then with we realize officially the entire judging panel is Clubhouse Proper. So we have dominated these awards.

How many is this y'all's first year? No. Wow.

So an entire rookie judging panel. All coming from the same place. And we had a blast.

This was, we were so thoroughly impressed. Why not? Some clay fills in this festival.

Mark have a seat. My friend. Come join us.

Yeah. We don't get more. I don't think we've ever actually had Mark on the show.

You're loving husband who's always, he always likes to let you have some spotlight. He gets some too. Hello sir.

Hey. How you doing? Welcome to the show.

Finally. Five of the seven that we've been on the air. And we were so honored when they asked us to do this.

And again, if it wasn't for you, we wouldn't be here because we were working with you with the USA Film Festival, which got us here. Have you had a chance to sleep? Because I don't know if I had.

Oh, that really. These last eight weeks have just been full throttle. And that's a good thing.

It is a really good thing. I mean, we've done more shows out of studio by this point in the calendar year than I think we've done ever in a full calendar. Oh my gosh.

I mean, we've done one studio show, maybe two in the last two months. Uh huh. It's been filmed festivals and we did the high school musical awards on Thursday night, which was so much fun.

That's so great. Well, it's a lot. Hot property.

I'm hoping. I'm hoping. Good.

From your lipstick. God's ears. You know what I mean?

So we can't talk about some of the voting we did. No right. How hard was it for you because not only were we voting for our favorites, but we were also asked to give our notes as the programs we're going on.

Yes. How difficult was that for you guys to give those notes that they're going to be shared with the kids? I know.

I know. Well, you know, I really tried to find things that I thought would be helpful for future reference. Indeed.

You know, I mean, I did did. They did note some things that were in those particular films that we saw. But I'm hoping that there were things that they could use to say, okay, maybe we need to think more or spend more time on editing this time, or, you know, or what.

Tightening up the pacing a little bit. Yeah. Whatever it happened to be.

I wanted. I wanted to hopefully offer that. And I'll tell you what impressed me the most is some of the uses of the technology.

Yes. Like the whole time I kept thinking of myself, okay, what kind of equipment did they have access to? Yeah.

Because you can film quality movies on your phone now. Yeah, you can. You know, and there were definitely some themes in some of the notes that I was giving.

But there wasn't a time where I would just like. No. No.

I mean, every one of these was very, very entertaining. And for 41 films. I know.

I love how they were trailers for stuff. I know. That was awesome.

Well, and, you know, apparently the trailers are part of the first year. But, um, curriculum. Okay.

And so. But, hello. I was really impressed with the trailers.

And I thought, well, and we don't talk enough about this kind of thing when we do festivals like this program. The program itself was put together very, very well. Because for us as judges, you know, I needed to look ahead.

Okay, how long is the next film. So I need to know how much time I have to make to take my notes. The flow of the program itself was really easy to follow.

So we knew what programs were coming up. What films were going to be shown. And a couple of really strong.

I think the longest one was what? Eight minutes? A couple of.

Yeah. A couple of really strong documentary shorts in this that I was very impressed with. Yeah.

Hit me from out of nowhere. And some bold subject matters too. Yeah.

There was a couple of subject matter choices where I actually wrote in my notes. And I'm not afraid to say this. Bold choice.

Yeah. Because they tackled some subjects that made me go. Wow.

Wow. Yeah. Okay, let me see how you're going to handle this.

And it was handled in a very mature manner. Yes, it was. It was.

I was really impressed with how articulate the students were in the stock community. Absolutely. I mean, you know, because there's they're speaking without a script and, you know, without practicing much of the time.

And the vulnerability that the filmmakers were able to show. Yeah. I thought was really, really good.

He's pointing at some. I'm pointing for Don. Okay.

And plus effect. My badge says industry judge. Yes.

I texted my wife. I was like, I fooled somebody today. Well, I'm saying it.

All right. Now, well, guilty by association. Let's be honest.

And it is, I mean, you, he's had to learn at least some stuff from you about film. Well, you know, we met at the last deep album film festival. That is actually where we met at a film festival.

Well, and we're going to take some time at some point. And we're going to have you guys in studio and go into that program on a spotlight because we've got other guests. We've got some of the students I want to sit with us because Don's giving me the high sign.

Absolutely. Go enjoy. And we're going to see you guys a little while because you're going to be presenting along with us here in just a minute.

Yes. All right. All right.

Thank you. The first time. Also in the history of this program that Kelly wasn't the end of the show.

Yes. To feel weird. All right.

Come on. You guys. All right.

Done. How are we doing time wise? How much time do we have?

Okay. Just make sure you're keeping an eye on the clock because we need to know when we've got to get caught back across. All right.

Appreciate you. All right. So you're right in that microphone.

So everybody who you are. Hello. My name is Kaiser Charleston.

I was hoping we were going to get you over here. And I'm a film student and I'm also an actor. How many films did you have?

Are were you involved with this year at the 41? Oh, involved. I think.

Six. Yeah. I see your name a lot in this.

I mean, the one of the one that of course comes straight to mind is another. Holiday. Yes.

Another holiday was the music video. Now we can't really talk too deeply about our thoughts because we work two of the five judges. So we, you're going to have to learn about that later.

But I can say overall, I enjoyed that film. Yeah. Fun fact.

I died my hair in the middle shooting. Are you serious? Yes.

The director was like, are you kidding me? Especially because I'm the one who's always like continuity is key. And then I showed up with blue hair.

You know what? I noticed it. But I'll tell you this.

It didn't take me out of it. Yeah. I think so.

Because the way you guys shot it was so well done that it didn't, like, something. Because I am big on continuity myself. Yeah.

Yeah. I didn't even think about it until you just mentioned it. So don't let that get into your head.

How are you feeling right now? I'm feeling good. It's my senior year.

And I feel like our department has put out a lot of good films today. I'm super happy. And the amount that your program has grown is just amazing.

I'm really excited for where this is going. They said that you've got to just as many for next year as you have for this year. We're supposed to be getting at least 20 more people in our program.

That's insane. Yeah. That is insane.

It's weird getting a call saying you have to cut your film down by three minutes. Because we want freshmen to have their films in. And how does that work for you?

Do you just, how much agony does that cause you when they say you have to have three minutes out of your film? Do you kind of have an idea at the time of where you can trim back? Or is it, is it one of those like, oh my god, what am I going to do?

I'm huge on artistic integrity. So I was like, I don't want to cut this. So I kind of put my foot down for a second and then he lifted it up and he was like, this doesn't mean it's a bad film.

It means we have a lot of talent here. And it was at a point where I knew that we elaborate. We elaborate.

We spoke a lot on how we felt. I'm really anxious right now. So I'm going to wrap around the IT.

We spoke a lot about how we felt about film because this is something we've been in for four years. So we were still able to show people how we felt without taking everyone else out of the program. Where you had it in fall?

I'm headed to UNT to study cinematic arts. And then if I do well enough, I'm going to pick up scholarships and go to UT. Fair enough.

All right, we asked this of all of our guests. Okay. Because we got it.

We got a lot of people to get through the show amount of time. What's the one movie you're looking forward to right now? Oh.

Like in theaters. Period. What's the top of your list?

I have to see this at my earliest possible convenience. I need to see Guardians of the Galaxy too. It's good for like.

It's a good flick. Everyone is talking about it and it's hard to keep your friends quiet. Unless your friends are us.

You know, we tend to keep a pretty tight lid on things. All right. I'm getting the high sign.

We'll let you go enjoy the evening. Thank you so much for sitting down with us. Thank you.

Have a nice night. You'll see us here in just a little while because we'll be on stage presenting awards. All right.

I'll clap loud. I'll cool. That would be awesome.

Let me feel better about myself. All right. Have a seat, sir.

Speak right into that microphone. Tell everybody who you are. Hey, I'm Jesse Hernandez.

I'm here for a bang bang street. Bang bang streets. One of the.

The comedy. It was one of the longer films. One of the longer comedies.

Yeah. So you guys are shoot. Soup to nuts is about six weeks at a time on these things.

Talk right into that thing. The time really depends. We shot ours.

I'd say over the course of about two weeks, but in total production. It takes. Yeah, soup to nuts.

Yeah. I also joining us. One of your co-stars in the film.

Introduce yourself, sir. Hi. I'm Chinak Baku.

From Bang bang street as well. Hello, sir. So what?

Like, because you guys do everything from the scripting, all the way through the shooting to the post. What brought you to this story? What brought us to this story?

What? What did you go? I want to do.

What brought us to this story is my buddy calling calls me up one day. He says, I want to do a film that's not necessarily part of the film program. I got a good bulk of the script done, but could I get some help and we would also need our stars.

And so I said to myself. Talk right into that microphone, sir. You're right at the time.

And usually, I don't get to see that kind of a passion from the film students. And I saw that he really believed in this project. And I wanted to help and make it as good as it could be.

Now, are you guys really close like outside of the outside of the film? Like, were you friends before you even got into the film program? Outside, yeah.

I've been friends with Colin for a few years. Now, when he needs an odd man for a film, he calls up a mere chin. Yeah.

I mean, because there was a... Nothing wrong with being a go-to guy. There was a palpable chemistry between you guys.

Like, you could definitely tell. Yeah, I'm talking to you. We've been competing on our teams to bait team for a couple of years now.

So we've gotten pretty close over the years, yeah. Because where are you at in your article careers? We're both juniors right now.

I should go to your to go. Yes. Because sometimes you can just tell.

Yeah. That was really good. There is a natural chemistry in you.

The comic time that you guys have, I'm like, oh my god. When you watched the film for the first time, when it was done, was it what you thought it would be? Was it better?

Was it worse? Was it right there? Honestly, it was way better than I thought it was.

I'm not going to let's say good things. I was sitting here and you know through the filming process. You're just like watching.

You're part of it and you're watching it go on and you're like, Oh, I don't know how this is going to turn out. And then you see it all come together and it's like, Wow. You know?

It was crazy. So how are you feeling right now? I'm feeling really good right now.

I'm still coming down from seeing myself up on that big. That was a huge thing. Yeah.

We've got a lot of people to get to. We want to make sure. But we have more asking everybody one question.

What's the one movie you're looking forward to right now? Oh. That you're getting ready to see soon.

Right now. Dang, that's too many movies. Probably Guardians of the Galaxy 2.

I've been hearing a lot of people talking about that. It's a good flick, sir. That's what I was thinking as well.

Guardians of the Galaxy 2. Because I love the first one and I'm hearing good things about the second one. Well, you know what?

If you subscribe to our podcast, you can hear our review of it right now. You see how it worked. Because we are about shameless self promotion.

That's the show. We are a salesman. You are a salesman.

Someone's to promote your brands. We're going to let you guys go and join yourself. Because you're going to see us in a little while.

Because we're going to be back in the auditorium present in the awards tonight. Thank you guys for sitting down with us. Thank you very much.

All right. We are the clubhouse podcast. We are broadcasting live at Garvin High School for the 12th annual real owl film festival.

Forty-one shorts and two hours and seven minutes. And then it was a cavalcade of stars working in this thing, man. I was impressed by how they put everything together.

I thought the flow of it was really well done. They made the thing happen. All right.

We've got three guests. I got two microphones and two pairs of headphones. So we're going to make this thing work.

Get right on top of that microphone. Tell everybody who you are. Hi.

I'm Savannah McNeill. Hi. I'm bring one.

Hello. My name is Alex Novara. All right.

Where are you guys at in your high school careers? We are in a GHS film department film too. So you're all three sophomores?

Yep. All right. So you're at the halfway point.

Your season veterans now. You've gotten through freshman year. Then you got to work out the awkwardness of sophomore year.

How many films did you guys work on that run in the festival? I personally worked on two. Okay.

I believe I worked on three. Okay. I worked on four.

See, it's good. I think I worked on three. I did so many.

I don't even know anymore. This is a really cool deal that you guys are doing. Talk about the process of going through a day like this.

Do you, is it an all day process for you guys as students? Or do you just kind of show up when it's time to watch the movie and then I'm good from there? Practically is an everyday process like we'll have some days where we have to work on there on our film.

And also some personal time. We have to devote it. And then also the editing where it takes up a hall hall but a car.

All right. Class time. And then that's when we'll shoot you.

But on a day like today where it's the day of the festival. Is this an all day process or do you just kind of get up whenever you get up? Do you even think about what tonight's going to be before you get here?

Or is it just like I'll worry about it when I get to the auditorium? I was definitely really excited coming into today. Seeing my film and seeing everything that everyone works so hard on.

I know that a bunch of people in the film industry. Or our film club came in really early and had a working on this specific day for a long time. And so seeing really like what they came up with and the right carpet.

It was amazing. That's a pretty cool little deal. Yeah.

And just like treating us like how we feel inside. Because we're so proud of this and they made us feel proud of it. Now is this something that you're looking at from day one of the school year?

Because you're doing films throughout the year. In a six weeks turnaround time, which I still melt my brain that you guys only have six weeks. And you put out this kind of product.

The films are great. You guys do an amazing job. Are you thinking about that on day one of school?

Like I got to make sure that I get the right things for the festival. Or is it more of, you know what? I'm going to do what I'm going to do if it gets in a festival great.

Get right on top of that mic from my friend. We start thinking about making our films on day one. We're aiming to put our films into the festival.

But then sometimes our ideas aren't exactly the best. Or sometimes the film doesn't end up the way we wanted to be. So as the year goes closer to the and closer to the film festival.

Start sorting out which ones we like the most. And then we start editing on those. And then put the best of the best in our festival.

So I mean this is how many projects do you do per year? We do six. We have six weeks.

And so we usually work them on six projects. One per six weeks. But there's a lot of us that are also involved in other things.

And so you will see us occasionally creating films on our own time. So it's usually more than six because we're so passionate about what we do. And the art worm that we and we love it so much that we pick it up out of school.

And so working on it outside of school. It's just really, it's a really making experience. What kind of equipment you get to use?

You really haven't even talked about that yet. Yeah, yeah. The technical side we had named touched on.

We talked about news. Not top of the line, but more of these things equipment. Like we have a 4K camera.

Nice. We have, you know, standard to tripod and lighting equipment. And also a sound design and sound design technology.

Do you pick the people, like, is there specific teams that work together? Or do you guys get to kind of pick and choose these other people I want to work with on this particular project? Usually, whenever the year starts out, we get our groups chosen for us.

But then as a year goes on, we figure out who we worked best with. And then as we started to get choosing our partners and who we work with, we pick basically who works the best with us. And even though like early in the year, we didn't get to choose, like some of those groups were probably the best groups that we ever had.

All right. So we're getting the high sign. We got it.

Before we go, we're asking everybody one question. What's the one movie you're looking forward to seeing right now? Baby driver.

Oh, it's a two for baby driver tonight. We're going to be screaming that very, very soon. Oh, when?

Uh, we're going to be seeing it. I believe in the 21st of June. And it doesn't come out till the end of June.

June 29th, I think. You see, if I can find it. For June 28th or something.

Well, you guys. There's got to be someone that you're dying to see though. Uh, I don't know how to pronounce it.

Miyazaki. Miyazaki. I think he's working on his last teacher films.

Yes, yeah. He's coming out of retirement to do you. Oh, really?

Okay. Fair enough. He's Miyazaki fan, right?

Nice. Well, there's a few next Netflix shows that I'm excited about. Give me one.

Um, my friend worked on a marvel from, oh, Queen of the South just came on and my friend worked on that. So it's really nice. Right.

They, they, they, they do the first episode here at the Dallas International Film Festival two years ago. Yeah. All right.

We're going to let you guys enjoy the evening. Thank you so much for sitting down with us. We are honored that you would do so.

21st is right. Yes. When they do 21st is our screening.

I know how to do mad. You are listening to the clubhouse podcast. We are moving and shaking.

We're, we're moving in such a quick pace. I'm sweating right now. That's not healthy.

Oh, it's kind of warm. It is a little warm in here. All right.

Get right up on those microphones. Oh, yeah. I'm thin.

Oh, my God. High school. What year?

Um, I'm first year. Oh, so you're a freshman. Yeah.

All right. You're right up on top of that thing. Right.

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Right. Right here seems kind of fast, you know, because like this year, like you blink in this. Like second semester of eddie.

See kind of fast, like I'm kind of scared for sophomore year because it's kind of like the set up year for, like, Ten year and junior year, it is kind of differentable. Talk about how you felt coming in. different feeder school yeah okay I was the same way going in a middle school absolutely but like now I'm kind of more comfortable with my class of me and like I mean like we're good friends now so I feel a lot more comfortable in that class I got lucky because I came from the me feeder school so I had facing me or you everyone but I think I got more comfortable with the people who came from different feeder schools now do you feel like you how much you feel you've learned in the last year I especially about film I learned a lot I mean our curriculum is a little bit different from other film curriculum because we focus on history as well as filmmaking so I learned some interesting facts and it's like I like sometimes I hear it sometimes I hear the like facts in other class it is like kind of cool also from that Mr.

Shiver does more than you just film he kind of gives us life lessons on the way nice who are your favorite filmmakers I really don't focus on that kind of that's fair I mean you have plenty of time okay but that's cool but you're willing to do so because your student of film because you're in this program what was it like being in that auditorium tonight watching all the films on that big screen oh well when we first met our films well for me at least like we didn't really think it was that like good but like it's kind of it's kind of satisfying kind of here everybody laugh and stuff because like that's kind of the purpose of our film so it's kind of rewarding and kind of like bring a sense of relief to me I thought our movie was horrible which movie did you do oh no point the oh that was fun yeah I was scared until I heard people laughing at the end and I was just like that was a nice kind of a throwback thing that was a lot of fun you remember that one yeah to me I think there was like a little subtext there to where I was like a like a social comment on on except I stood the same way yeah I was like I think you're gonna tell them what my actual note and that was okay I want to tell them what their notes were like and read our notes later you to put this pen down all right we want you to go enjoy the evening but we're asking everybody one question the afternoon so I like what's the one movie you're looking forward to right now oh the Tom Cruise Film with the lady that played the the blade lady yeah yeah in a king king I'm looking forward to the speak will meet three and I kind of do well with it and it's kind of it's funny I love me some disposable me I'm a minion's bean I love his ringtone on his phone was bean oh that was me clear on something that was my text oh yes I'm sorry don't want to get a conversation which now is Monty Python on the whole week we're up but that's a whole different issue you guys go enjoy your evening thank you for sitting down with us thank you all right we are moving and shaking down who we got I know how's our time all right I know you are but I'm like keep asking you all right get right up on those microphones introduce yourselves hi my name is Richard Dong I'm a sophomore at GHS all right hi I'm Jocelyn Caldron and I'm a freshman so more underclassment I like getting these points of view because these are the kids that are coming in you know they're not the they're not the season veterans are actually learning a lot of stuff how are you feeling right now with all of this going on oh okay so I went to Film Festival last year this is really amazing they have actual decorations this year hey we're stepping it up yeah upgrade let's go and for me it's my first year so it's really weird because it's the first time I get to see my films up on like I'm sort of a green one yeah and then you actually hear people laugh even if it's not supposed to be funny they still laugh and it's great how many films did you guys work on that in the festival technically for me too okay I would done one okay so as a freshman what brought you to the film program well I always had trouble kind of explaining myself and I felt like and didn't really necessarily fit in with like theater and I liked writing and I liked storytelling so I found that theater theater didn't really have that aspect so then I went to film and I found that it kind of balances out everything because it has this artist like sense of it and has all this different like all these different elements that you can't really find anywhere else like Jocelyn I was into theater but like then I went to film and I found out it was amazing for me because I love the technical aspect of it and like all working with computers and cameras is this something you really want to pursue post high school or have you not even thought about that yet for me I feel like it's something that I really do find myself being able to do in the future for me it's like I still don't really know my future but it's really really fun so I feel like it'd be something that I would rather do than work in an office better yeah better soon for you guys yeah and actor in front of the camera or directing and producing behind the camera oh acting is really fun because you get to see your face but directing it has this feel to it where you're like this is coming together because you could truly say it's your film yeah not only that but if you get to write the story and see it come to life it's something that's so surreal and it's like you're making magic happen here see I've I've always fascinated by actor directors when you're doing both at the same time I don't know how how do you get your spell in those two separate head spaces like anytime that always amazing anytime I watch dances with wolves anytime I watch brave heart I'm thinking those guys were on both sides of that and they turned in a film that was I mean it was a modern day classic I mean it's one best picture both time I mean it's to me that that that that amazes me that you can that you could spray I think I always feel weird like seeing my director in costume like yeah yeah all right so we're asking everybody the same question to wrap up our interviews what's the movie you're looking forward to most right now like in real life or in real life yeah okay oh I don't know there's so many that come out what's the first one that comes to mind everything oh that's it that's one we haven't had yet that just came out yesterday yeah this past weekend that looks very very interesting I'm into animation so I guess parts three something to look forward to I'm just gonna see the second one I haven't seen the second one yet but I like that the turn this one's taking yeah I'm very that first try there's like oh this one's getting a little dark yeah it I mean it's it's gonna scare kids to death all right guys thank you so much for joining us go enjoy the evening don what you got don Ford paging don Ford we're waiting on you brother you're directing traffic all right you're right up on those microphones introduce yourselves I'm Alyssa Vasquez get right on top of it there you can hear yourself better right there you go okay and I was cinematographer for past the time past the time interesting film there what you're are you oh I'm a third year alright yes I'm Jillian Penny I directed past the time and I'm also a third year in film past the time was an interesting film because it's like take the honest things that you can find to do and put them on a list and then shoot it how did that translate from what you saw in your head to what you saw in that huge screen just a few minutes ago well originally we actually wanted to do something that took place in an arcade but along the line we were developing the ideas and we were like okay well if he's passing the time he has to have something to do right he has maybe has a list of things to do but watching someone just do chores or on the house isn't really interesting what if we just make things really crazy and I mean where does we did you get together and go okay what's the weirdest possible thing you come out or does that just one person's brainchild I came up with a lot of them by myself but there were some that we actually got the idea from sugar and yeah whenever we pitched the idea for the film at first we pitched the arcade idea he was like well what if we went with more of a list type thing and he's actually the one who gave us the milk and magic goat idea and then it just kind of went from there so you guys actually have you you just don't really get carte blonde you have to pitch what you're going to do and then he has to prove it yes okay because we haven't even asked that question of how that Pope process works how many ideas do you have to bring to the table just in case so you can actually get started on the project right away oh I'm sorry but that's actually a new thing that he's done recently so we would go in with our original idea and then he decided okay you should have a backup idea just in case but before and we didn't really do anything we were like having another idea just in case that's kind of a new thing this year what film makers influence you I don't think any specific filmmakers had influenced me up until this point we're studying who is it John Joan Perry Junet don't begin it very nice yeah his films are so like I would say aesthetically pleasing just because he always has like some kind of certain people that he puts over it and just I just like his cinematography and that's kind of what I want to go into so seeing his stuff really and you guys all did I'll be especially a cinematography aspect I was really impressed with a lot of the way things were shot that you guys did tonight you know something we couldn't fathom when we were we were younger that you guys actually get to do which I think is amazing how many like at a time how many I guess for lack of a better term rigs are there is there enough for that everybody can shoot at the same time or do you only have two or three and you have to rotate them around when you need a camera or you need lighting or anything of that nature it depends on the piece of equipment that you need we have I think enough camera scrubber didn't use one in one good but lighting is really hard for other people to have like a lighting kit whenever they need one how many teams are filming at any one time how many teams are there within the department a time there's at least two in the third year class because we're a bit smaller but with like freshman there's like six seven groups do you cross classes at all or is it are you guys all contained within your class it's all within the same class yeah although it would be interesting to have people from different classes work on a project together we're giving people ideas sir oh we are a DNA can I point out something very ironic please you said you were big of a yard studying jump here is your name yes okay who is the producer on your film Sigourney weaver exactly he today leader as a reaction there you go all right the one question we're asking everybody because we've got to keep the thing moving all right what's the one move you're looking forward to right now okay well I've already seen it but I was really excited for guardians of the galaxy too great film yeah yeah I haven't seen that yet so I'm still looking forward to that one so I go back and forth like if they're kind of one in one at me I really like the first one but the second one I'm good did I like it more than I not like I keep going back and forth I need to see it again so I couldn't really salute because we actually got we screened it in I'm X3D not that we're bragging but no not really enjoyed it and again soundtrack knocks out of the park just keeping us old people happy yeah go check it out baby group makes it worth it like guys go enjoy your evening we're gonna see guys here in a little while we're gonna be presenting so we're gonna be at the awards ceremony and just a little while thank you for sitting down with us our rights are on are you kidding me without you guys we're just in here running our yaps and it gets really awkward for like five minutes so thank you guys paging Don Ford paging Don Ford Don Ford he's he's he's talking he's he's he's he's he's he's he's he's he's he's he's just come on sit down we're just gonna make the call get right up on those microphones introduce yourselves to everybody please time my name is so above a two day hi I'm Theresa Baker you sir we're we're just everywhere tonight like everywhere I looked there you were what was going on there I was a very early volunteer for the festival okay he was right next to me and the where are you guys out in your high school careers I'm a senior all right so you're wrapping it up are you at the point now we're just like okay I'm good now we can kind of chill for a while or you still kind of is the anxiousness still there I keep thinking that it's okay but it's never really over it's film we're always anxious that's true I mean but you guys are wrapping up your career high school careers you feel like you're finished strong yeah where you going in the fall I'm attending Texas A University in film or not with a minor in film with major in mechanical engineering that's the second one of those we've had yeah I'm gonna call and study animation in film I love how a lot of colleges are offering that now we get to spend some time with the Dallas International Film Festival in the Dallas Video Fest every year which are festival as you guys need to check out because they're really really strong and they actually have animated shorts that are submitted we've talked to a couple of the directors there and I love how universities are kind of taking that more seriously now of you know what this is a viable art form and it needs to be explored how many films in the festival did you guys work on I worked on a lot of films but two were in the festival feature is my favorite was locked out did you like it that's good for like we can't talk about what we like though we didn't because we were judges so you'll find out what we like here in a little while I worked on too so six total all year long that you work on am I right on that senior year we work on two to three total if you want to do an extra project okay so you you're a lot more focused I guess yeah we get like a semester to do each one so what's your preferred genre to work animation okay mine is thriller or horror because I love the cinematography and how I can make a variety of it see Europe his alley I'm I'm not a horror kind of guy or junkie I have a policy I live by a code and that is I refuse to pay someone to try to make me pee on myself so being scared is not something I've been to although we did see alien covenant and I was okay with that but I think as I'm getting older I don't know what what that's what draws you to it is just just being able to to get at people or it's not even the scare people I didn't even get into horror movies to like join phone it was really because I love but that's cool though I love the art form that you can do the so many of them shots so you can choose for that and that's the brilliance of a program like this as you get to be exposed to things that maybe you wouldn't have otherwise forces you out of your comfort zone oh absolutely so how are you feeling right now you feel good yeah I mean we're we're all tired we've been here forever and but we're all like really excited we just want to we just want to get with the awards and it talked to Mr. Schubert and you know this is our final time it's a little sentimental for us all right we're getting the high sign but we have to we were asking everybody the same question we're gonna ask you guys what's the one movie you're looking forward to right now Patty K definitely I've seen it I saw the Dallas International Film Festival it's amazing I had to make a call between that and velocity of Z and I regret it yeah velocity is the I've also saw that during the Dallas International Film Festival too it's a toss-up between anything by Pixar and Deadpool 2 Deadpool 2's gonna be a good you just tell you heard about the anime in series right next year Donald Glovers producing 10 episodes FXX don't tell your parents you're watching and I'm just saying I watched it with my mother I'll even better you guys go enjoy the evening thank you for sitting down but sure listening to the clubhouse podcast Don has got more guests to us these are these are our last ones all right but we've finished in strong sir because we're about to go across the hall and present some awards holy cow that did not go well usually that's me doing that the man carries a point so you're in good company all right get right up on those microphones everybody who are hello I'm all along with a gay tab and I'm Marcos Cruz and where are you guys at in your high school careers I'm a sophomore all right I'm a senior oh wow so we got two interesting different points of view someone who's just kind of still trying to find her way and someone who's like luck around here how are you feeling right now the festivals over but the award shows about to begin it's really hot right now it's a little warm gonna be honest with you this suit doesn't normally get worn and now I know why but you know what we do it for the kids literally literally literally literally literally literally literally literally literally for the kids usually he argues with me on that but today we're good how many films did you work on that are in the festival I put in two movies and I have for look at her handers over here they're fan I know my own you're gonna do it for that so you're wrapping it up are you going from here where's the fault gonna lead you to and then I'm going to you to majoring in film or are you guys are you thinking about carrying out after high school I mean you're only halfway there but you guys are thinking about it to film at all oh really what you did I'm gonna be a chef you even better yeah because you know I want to you right me to do a film about cooking oh yeah definitely there's we just saw one the Jeremiah Trotter documentary that's CNN did it's good but it's not great but have you seen chef no I haven't ever oh my god it is one it I guess that was 2015 now that was my favorite film of the year oh wow it's it's a little slow going but once it picks up speed it really really does and he makes the most beautiful grilled cheese sandwich ever and they actually consulted on the film with local food truck vendors that's how he actually learned from one of the top food truck vendors in L.A. he that's how he learned and he actually sees some of that in the outtakes at the end which is really really cool what's your favorite genre to work in I will I'm I'll let him speak I'm I talk to him okay I like horror that's what I like to do you're in his wheelhouse I'm a horror fanatic I really like documentaries because I think that I know it sounds cliche and a couple are really good what's in this festival right right and I and I think that and I think that it really really captures because now especially today I mean kids have a voice because of social media but whether they're listened to or not is a different story exactly and I think that the good thing about our movie was people don't listen with one was a plus America okay good people do not listen to the kids when it comes to the American school system because I think we're too young and we don't know what we're talking about you your voice doesn't matter that your opinion doesn't count so I think that they should start listening to the kids and that was why and the documentary is festival we talked about this earlier very bold choices right with these documentaries I was incredibly impressed and I guess for lack of a better term I'm going to say the word proud because you guys tackled some stuff that I was like you know what Kudos to them for doing these subjects I think I just remember looking at going these are some bold choices yeah there are there are moments where he and I looked at each other and went wow okay we're doing this let's go let's go come on I mean were these subjects that you picked or were these especially from a documentary standpoint were they picked for you we picked yeah we were a lot of people wanted to do I just I just found out a lot of the you guys actually had to pick pitch this stuff yeah we were doing a teacher what's that process I'm not sure was very iffy and I think that look a couple of the people who are in the documentary I I I chose some of them he chose some of them but what how did you feel about mr.

Schubert pitching and the pitching process for the movie are we getting kicked out he we're about to I mean at first he was he didn't really know if we were going to be able to pull it off but he let us do it regardless and we could go for him if we need to help so I'm glad that he was that he let us do it because they gave off a good message all right we're getting kicked out here for much right we're asking everybody the same question we asked you two this guys is for you leave what's the one movie you're looking forward to seeing right now nothing nothing wow yeah I did see the trailer just dropped for that so I'm thinking I'm going to take that one in you guys run yourself across campus we're going to meet you over there all right thank you for sitting down with us you were listening to the clubhouse podcast we are wrapping things up because we're about to go over for the award ceremony for the 12th annual real owl film festival at Garland High School don is sitting back down faith is saying no she's going to stay over there so don't how you doing brother add in a greater marketing some of our favorite people we're good for big fan oh it's did the job or not done you were done we got one small thing to do did what I'm sorry oh did you we have a late joining us right now three kids that went through this program let me get there you go hi this is Anna Rom and I have three children for 12 years who went through this program the first one to graduate after four years and then the second with third wow and we're done no more high school the sheepers have been absolutely wonderful programs wonderful my sons working oh I know this woman is now do you yes you your son was in the documentary talking about how his dad was in the film industry oh okay that's right and this this is our legacy I believe was the name of that yes the very last one if I'm not mistaken all right and my older son Peter is actually in town today he's making his own little short film he's trying to get into directing but he's very nice he works on NCIS no no no with that well then now you get to go relax for a minute and just do this one more time one more time one more time all right thank you for sitting down with us oh thanks for being here with us all right so this is act two of three tonight because act one was us being at the festival judging the films act two was us doing the podcast live act three is now we're going to get off air and we're going to go back to the auditorium where we're going to be presenting three of the four judges awards and we will be joined by the great Kelly kitchens and her husband we better we better hurry all right so let's get let's get the the plugs I'm going to get the music cute up visit our website it is www dot the clubhouse podcast calm find out everything you need to know in some stuff you don't follow us on social media twitter is at clubhouse show everything else is the clubhouse podcast all three words in that order you're going to wind up some work different you can follow me on social media I would appreciate it everything is yes that rob urban that is spelled e r b i n i am at chat in pg six nine on twitter and by fond on go need to email me at dawn it's clubhouse podcast dot com email dawn for information how we can come to a live remote show just like we're doing right now we love doing these things and hanging out with the empire you can email me if you'd like questions comments concerns tell me to go out and say and i am rob at the clubhouse podcast dot com chat at the clubhouse podcast dot com share the parkers on Pinterest because we're morally obligated to say that jules warmac is at the house waiting on her husband to get home tomorrow night we will be back in the studio for our official unofficial www backlash pre show join us for that and you never know where the road's going to take us so until next time for chat for dawn for all of our guests who we thank so much for being with us and for the empire i'm rob clubhouse is closed get Brittany Palmer just give the awards out come on man help out