The Tie-In

This week on “The Tie In,” Zena and Mark chat with Todd Lapp, an experienced gaffer working on high profile TV shows like “The Man in The High Castle.” Todd is always striving for innovation, and if there’s a cost benefit to implementing important sustainable electricity, then he pushes for its use on production. Our team really likes this interview, and we think it is a great reminder to us all that positive change is possible. Please follow “The Tie-In” here: @the_tie_in_podYou can learn more

We’re thrilled to release our conversation with friend of the pod and powerhouse producer and gaffer, Kerri Coombs (@kerri.coombs) of FireDance Media. Kerri was one of the first guests who agreed to hop on our pod, and this tracks with who she is as a person. Kerri is always the first individual to stand up for nature, oppressed people, and the welfare of our worldwide community. Learn and laugh along with us as Kerri tells us what productions can do to become more sustainable. Lights, camera,

This week on “The Tie-In,” Zena interviewed Mari Jo Winkler-Ioffreda (@boneduds), a Film & Television Producer and Climate Activist, about how she helped make the latest season of HBO’s “True Detective Night Country” a more sustainable production. If you’re interested in discovering the true power behind “Night Country,” then you won’t want to skip this one.We’d like to thank the NAB Show (@nabshow) for hosting this interview and allowing us to share this powerful conversation on our

This week on “The Tie-In,” Zena and Mark discuss with Ken Deans what it takes to make enormous live events environmentally friendly. Ken’s organization, KD Production Services (@kdproductionservices), implements greener alternatives to sustaining massive amounts of energy for cultural landmarks like Coachella, Stagecoach, Desert Trip, Bottlerock, and many more. Come for the education, stay for the remarkable stories.Please follow “The Tie-In” here: @the_tie_in_podYou can learn more about our hosts,