Steve Doxey’s feature film Artifice won a Grand Jury prize at Film Invasion L.A. 2016.  It is currently available for free on Amazon Prime and can be rented on Amazon Video and iTunes.  Steve took a break from his busy schedule to come in and discuss Artifice.

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Eli Stern’s film Whiskey Sour won a Grand Jury Prize at the Sherman Oaks Film Festival in 2016.  He came in to do a Discover Film podcast and a DF4Q with Jeff Howard.

What is DF4Q?  It’s the Discover Film Four Questions.

• Name your favorite film of all time (limit 3)
• Name a film you think is underrated
• Name a film you think is overrated
• Name a lesser-known film that you think people should seek out

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Eli is the first filmmaker I’ve interviewed whom I had not net before at a film festival.  You’ll find out why when you listen to the podcast, but believe me when I say that I was pretty impressed when I opened my front door expecting a movie nerd and a college football player was standing in front of me.  #filmmakerprejudice

Eli Stern won a Grand Jury Prize for his short film Whiskey Sour at the 2016 Sherman Oaks Film Festival.  And the jury had no idea he was a 19 year old filmmaker in his second year of college.  Want to hear more?  Listen to the podcast.

But first… watch his film!

Whiskey Sour from Eli Stern on Vimeo.

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One of the best things about the interview with George is his laugh.  Seriously.  I have a hunch the neighbors thought he was in pain.

Listen to George’s DF4Q… he’s the first filmmaker to point out that his own father disagrees with him.