Iconic film instructor James Hosney, who the Los Angeles Times has called “the most influential Hollywood player you’ve never heard of” has teamed up with Robert Taylor, professor of film at Woodbury University, for a podcast celebrating the art of filmmaking.
Take a peek into their teaching process as Hosney and Taylor discuss the background, critical history and influence of classic and modern films.
Robert thinks that the twenty-first James Bond movie is not only the best in the franchise, but one of the greatest action films in history. Learn all about how smart studio executives made every right decision while resurrecting the franchise, which Bond movies James and Robert secretly hate, and what exactly the definition is of a strong female character.
IMDB: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0381061/
Steven Spielbergs seminal summer blockbuster has sometimes been equaled, but rarely surpassed in terms of quality and awe. James and Robert deep dive into why the movie is so often the yardstick to which all other popcorn flicks are measured, James admits his hate for one of Spielbergs masterpieces and Robert talks about the scene that scarred him for life. Please note that this was was recorded prior to Jurassic Worlds release.
IMDB: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0107290/