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This episode, we take a break from reviewing films to sit down with producer and director Britni Harris and editor Claire Edwards.   Ms. Harris and Ms. Edwards are currently in post production on the documentary covering the life and impact of artist and architect Bruce Goff. We sat down with Ms. Harris and Ms. Edwards to talk about the process of making a documentary on a subject posthumously, as well as the challenges and surprises they discovered along the way.   The Bruce Goff documentary recently launched an indigogo campaign to raise funds for the completion of the documentary. If you'd like to know more about the filmmakers and the Bruce Goff documentary visit: http://www.goffdocumentary.com/.

Hop aboard the best of train as we continue our countdown of the best movies of 2017. In this continuation of part one we jump right into our revolving countdown starting with our number 5 and continuing till we reach number one! Hey if you like listening, please send us feedback by tweeting at us on twitter.com/videodronetulsa as well as visiting our website videodronetulsa.com. Also please share this podcast with your friends or enemies, up to you, as well as rate us and hit that subscribe button to hear more future episodes of VideodroneTulsa!

In our first episode of 2018 we're winding back the clock and recapping our favorite films of 2017!!! We're joined by Joe O'Shansky - Film critic for the Tulsa Voice Josh Kline - OFCC member and writer Daniel Gimlin - Writer (and professional waiter) & Rachel Wilson - Costume Designer and Filmmaker. This is part one, where we discuss our honorable mentions, 10 thru 6 of our top tens as well as go down the occasional rabbit hole/tangent!

This episode we sit down with Tulsa American Film Festival founder Ben Arredondo and programming director Colleen Thurston to talk about what it takes to put on a film festival, as well as what you can expect to see at this year's festival.

Jonathan Rosetti grew up in Tulsa, Oklahoma with ambitions to be in front of the camera. It wasn't until participating in an actors group that he soon found his calling behind the camera. This lead to his first feature film, Home, James, co-written by another oklahoma native Julie Gearheard and set against the backdrop of the Tulsa nightlife. Home, James was crowd-funded and shot in and around Tulsa. We sat down to talk with Jonathan about his upcoming film, The Blue Whale, as well as the Seed & Spark crowd-funding campaign that he hopes gets the projects in front of Indie filmmaking Magnates The Duplass Brothers.

This week, we take a break from reviewing the latest TV and film offerings to sit down with filmmaker Jake Richardson. Jake sat down with us to discuss the films that inspired him to be a filmmaker, the challenges he faces as a filmmaker working in a non-industry state as well as Locard's Principle, the film he's currently working on.

In honor of the upcoming premiere at Circle Cinema we're republishing our interview with co-director John Swab. A while back we sat down with Tulsa filmmaker John Swab, writer and co-director of the indie film Let Me Make You A Martyr. John shares his experiences working on the film, why it was tough to find local crew in Tulsa, and working with a mega-star like Marilyn Manson. This interview was conducted back in August 2016.

In this episode, we're talking about the latest entry in the Alien franchise; Alien: Covenant. Does Ridley Scott take the right steps in course correcting the debacle of Prometheus or simply serve up another mindless trip to the familiar waters of a fading franchise? Find out. Plus we talk the streaming controversy arising out of the 2017 Cannes Film Festival as well, also the early buzz for Wonder Woman is in and...it's good?! Should that be surprising? We discuss it with DCEU fan Josh Emanuel.

After a brief hiatus Videodronetulsa returns! This episode We get the gang back together to dive into the gore-filled, genre-throwback The Void! We also discuss the new thor trailer as well as Ghost In The Shell.