Podcast
Paul and Josh discuss actors and actresses who choose projects that may not be considered mainstream, but are challenging. These are usually actors or actresses that are established enough to have the ability to be picky about which movies that they will be in. Daniel Day-Lewis, Sean Penn, Brad Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio come up, along with many others. Follow the podcast on twitter: @actorengineer and check out the facebook page www.facebook.com/actorandengineer.
Paul and Josh each count down their favorite top 10 Science Fiction movies of all time. Ridley Scott makes more than one appearance. So does Harrison Ford. Where is 2001 on their lists? Listen to find out. Follow us on Twitter @actorengineer and check out our facebook page at facebook.com/actorandengineer.
Paul and Josh talk about the best uses of music in movies. Specifically, songs that were not created for movies, but used to great effect in them. Where can you hear a discussion that ranges from "Singin' in the Rain" to "99 Luftballoons"? From "Raindrops Keep Fallin' on my Head" to "Hard out here for a Pimp"? The Actor and The Engineer Film Podcast. That's where. Follow us on Twitter @actorengineer and check out facebook.com/actorandengineer. Subscribe to us on iTunes!
Paul and Josh discuss the Spike Jonze film Her. Spike Jonze won an Academy Award for Original Screenplay. Hear how Spike Jonze reached out to his friend, Steven Soderbergh for some advice. Also, who was the original choice for the voice of the Operating System? Find out on The Actor and The Engineer Podcast.
In the introductory episode, Paul and Josh discuss one movie from each of these four categories. A “boring” movie being a quality film that other people may have considered boring subject matter.
