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DESIGNERS ON FILM

Jason Tselentis

Every episode, host Jason Tselentis speaks with a phenomenal guest, usually a designer, about their favorite movie. It might be worth watching over and over, and over again. Maybe it left them with more questions than answers, or a lingering feeling. Learn about art direction and set design, cinematography and performance, casting and screenwriting, acting and costume design, makeup and music, as well as advertising, marketing, media, technology, unforgettable quotes, and so much more. Whether or

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00:47:49

Hocus Pocus (1993) with Chelsea Poppens

DESIGNERS ON FILM ·

2024/10/17

Chelsea Poppens, Chief Operating Officer at DayCloud Studios, joins the show to talk about the fun, family-friendly Halloween classic, Disney's Hocus Pocus. We root for sister and brother Dani and Max, with Allison, who battle the Sandersons! But don't take the movie too seriously, enjoy it for what it is, appreciate the nostalgia, and take in all the nifty practical effects from the glory days before computers became the norm for post-production. In addition to Hocus Pocus, we touch on Hocus Pocus

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00:59:54

Prey (2022) with Diane Faye Zerr

DESIGNERS ON FILM ·

2024/10/10

Artist, illustrator, and designer Diane Faye Zerr returns to the show to talk about Prey. Admittedly, she's never been a Predator fan but when she found out about Prey's premise, she jumped right in. Yes, this is a "Predator Movie" but Prey is all about Naru, a strong woman fighting multiple battles, dealing with wild animals, and on top of it all, Naru takes down an alien. "She doesn't have assault rifles, she doesn't have grenades," says Diane, moreover, Naru doesn't have roid-built muscles

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00:49:14

Saw (2004) with Catalina Olvera

DESIGNERS ON FILM ·

2024/10/02

Digital and graphic designer Catalina Olvera has not only seen Saw once, but she's also gone back to it time and time again, having been fascinated with it since age 8. A big fan of true crime stories, she explains why the first Saw holds up. Sure, designers will appreciate Jigsaw's crafty "measure twice and cut once" methodology, but it's the story and set pieces that leave an impression. In addition to Saw, we also discuss Saw X and Shawnee Smith who portrays Amanda, aka Mandy, plus we get into

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00:57:10

Get Out (2017) with Giovanna Chung

DESIGNERS ON FILM ·

2024/09/26

Giovanna Chung of Kindred Spirits Design Co. isn't necessarily a horror fan, but Get Out struck such a chord that she finds herself thinking about it time and time again, and not just because of Jordan Peele's considered use of type, color, and graphics. The movie delivers a horrifying and memorable story with seemingly authentic human interactions used for something else, something evil and horrifying. Not only does Giovanna bring a designer's perspective to her analysis of Get Out, but with a

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00:55:46

The Matrix (1999) with Steven Tapia

DESIGNERS ON FILM ·

2024/09/19

Motion designer Steven Tapia shares his fondness for The Matrix, from the fantastic story to the cliffhangers and fight scenes, up to and including its commentary on identity, technology, and humanity. A successful designer who's worked with clients like James "Latin" Clark on Tony Yayo's Pass the Patron video featuring 50 Cent, Tapia is also an accomplished teacher with After Effects & Visual Effects Tutorials on YouTube. In addition to The Matrix, we touch on The Acolyte (2024), Bound (1996),

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00:45:19

Joe Dirt (2001) with James Edmondson

DESIGNERS ON FILM ·

2024/09/12

Is Joe Dirt the best movie to watch while you crush Mountain Dew and hang out with your pals in a garage? There's only one answer to that question, according to James Edmondson, who studied at TypeMedia in The Hague, Netherlands. In 2015 he launched his type company Ohno whose specimens do include Joe Dirt references, or crumbs if you will. Edmondson has grown Ohno into an awesome company and brought in more people who care as much about type as he does. "Taking something silly very seriously,"

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00:50:45

Raising Arizona (1987) with Briar Levit

DESIGNERS ON FILM ·

2024/09/02

Educator, writer, historian and archivist, and collector of all things cool Briar Levit (who is a filmmaker too!!) talks about why Raising Arizona is an all-time favorite. Not only is this rompy Coen Brothers movie full of humor, poetic speech, non-sequiturs, fun music, and Looney Tunes cartoon-style mayhem, but it also has a great cast and memorable dialogue. Also hear about Fargo the movie and series, old-timey words, horrifying films penned by Cormac McCarthy (No Country for Old Men and The

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00:17:40

One Crazy Summer Bonus Memories with Mike Wirth

DESIGNERS ON FILM ·

2024/08/30

You want more? YOU GOT IT! Plenty of tangents, arts and crafts, and more swear words than usual make this bonus episode go to eleven (apologies to Nigel Tufnel). Further One Crazy Summer discussion, plus we talk about synthesizers, MIDI, PageMaker, organizing your movies nicely on shelves, George Clooney's Up in the Air, packing and moving, murals, paint and emotion, beer can designs, sketchbooks versus laptops, NYC's Strand Book Store, Bill Murray's brother Joel, and if you listen closely you'll

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00:49:00

One Crazy Summer (1986) with Mike Wirth

DESIGNERS ON FILM ·

2024/08/23

Savage Steve Holland's One Crazy Summer has mostly been overlooked, or forgotten, a shame since it blends genres and media into a big sweet, salty, and sometimes spicy milkshake of a movie. Guilty pleasure? Not quite, according to Mike Wirth who wonders, "Why couldn't John Cusack's Hoops McCann have been Hoops Leibowitz?" A Southern, Jewish-American originally from New York, Mike focuses on social justice and identity, fusing complex and personal issues and influences into his art. This autumn, he

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01:04:48

Civil War (2024) with Diane Faye Zerr

DESIGNERS ON FILM ·

2024/08/15

Is Civil War "just a joy ride with some press" or maybe, perhaps, it's a movie full of chaos, evil, the horrors of war, and so much substance that it requires a second or third watch to make sense of it? Artist, illustrator, designer Diane Faye Zerr weighs in on the movie and Kirsten Dunst's character Lee who's a war photographer, plus we talk about the strong roles for women that writer & director Alex Garland has become known for. We also discuss car washes, PTSD, horror, foreshadowing, and

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00:55:20

All the President’s Men (1976) with Michael Bierut

DESIGNERS ON FILM ·

2024/08/09

President Richard M. Nixon resigned August 9, 1974, and fifty years later the events surrounding his time in office still reverberate. Chief among them, the Watergate scandal and reporting by The Washington Post's Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein who began their work in 1972, dramatized in All the President's Men. Pentagram partner Michael Bierut explains why the movie matters, and praises William Goldman's adaptation of the original story by Woodward and Bernstein. Plus, learn about Goldman's Butch

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00:42:15

The Verdict (1982) with Paula Scher

DESIGNERS ON FILM ·

2024/08/01

Paula Scher calls The Verdict "a favorite" and rightfully so. The performances are spectacular, the mystery keeps you engaged, and the ending leaves a mark. In addition to the movie, we discuss dedication and focus, Better Call Saul, pinball, Cool Hand Luke, and Michael Clayton, although not in that order. Her new book, "Paula Scher: Works" chronicles her early days in the music industry as an art director with CBS Records and Atlantic Records, to the launch of her first studio Koppel & Scher,

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00:39:28

Die Hard (1988) with Sean McCaul

DESIGNERS ON FILM ·

2024/07/24

What's the best book-to-film adaptation, and could it be Die Hard? Sean McCaul, of Citizen By Design, asserts his deep adoration for the Bruce Willis action flick. Along the way we discuss Frank Lloyd Wright, terrorism, Moonlighting and Blind Date, plus 1994's The Crow. For good measure, we get into Batman and Robin and how the comic book detectives connect to 1995's Die Hard with a Vengeance and Se7en. Plus, because villains can be fun, we touch on 2024's Wicked and 2021's Cruella.

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01:15:33

Highlander (1986) with Tom Muller

DESIGNERS ON FILM ·

2024/07/17

Tom Muller kicks off the episode with Highlander's poster design and home video, plus organizing old school cassette libraries. Also includes talk about Highlander II, Time Bandits, Conan the Barbarian, Sponge Bob, The Old Guard, and Henry Cavill's upcoming Highlander remake.

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00:34:13

Pretty in Pink (1986) with Nikki Villagomez

DESIGNERS ON FILM ·

2024/07/10

Nikki Villagomez knows a thing or two about fonts, not only because she's a designer but also because she's a published author and historian who loves typography. Learn about her new book Culture+Typography: Examples in Font Pairings, and learn about why Pretty in Pink means so much to her. Plus, we touch on Miami Vice, the Brat Pack Brats documentary, Mondrian, and hair gel.

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00:52:51

Tron (1982) with Tim Lapetino

DESIGNERS ON FILM ·

2024/07/04

Greetings, Programs! Meet designer, writer, curator, and historian Tim Lapetino. Armed with a passion for digital and visual culture, Tim shares insights about Tron, its production, sequels, and video games. WarGames, classic sci-fi, artificial intelligence, and The Big Lebowski also come into play.

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01:05:56

Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan (1982) with Oen...

DESIGNERS ON FILM ·

2024/06/27

Is Wrath of Khan the very best of the Star Trek franchise? What can it teach us about artificial intelligence and design thinking? Master and Commander, Saving Private Ryan, Prey, and Echo come into the discussion too with AIGA Austin Fellow and IBM Distinguished Design Executive Oen Michael Hammonds, who works at the intersection of design and business to create meaningful, valuable products and services for people.

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00:46:57

My Octopus Teacher (2020) with Anna Jordan

DESIGNERS ON FILM ·

2024/06/20

Award-winning book cover designer Anna Jordan, who's also a competitive swimmer, believes in having a life outside of design. She reveals why My Octopus Teacher means so much to her and how she sets goals in the classroom as a teacher herself, plus we learn why Backstreet Boys altered her life.

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00:00:57

What’s Coming Soon in June 2024

DESIGNERS ON FILM ·

2024/06/13

Designer, educator, and summer Anna Jordan talks about the heartwarming, heartbreaking, underwater documentary My Octopus TeacherDesigner, writer, historian Tim Lapetino and I get into the Sci Fi classic Tron from 1982And the 80s fun continues with the road trip comedy Midnight Run, with Bill Childs coming back to the show

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00:11:43

Excalibur Bonus Memories with Bill Childs

DESIGNERS ON FILM ·

2024/06/06

Bill Childs shares even more memories about 1981's Excalibur, explaining how John Boorman's (cult) classic inspired Bill's own creative process, plus teaching yourself to be a filmmaker, wedding cinematography, and early technology like 1984's Apple Macintosh.

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