Two Stops Over Podcast

Netflix docuseries “Tour de France: Unchained” filmmakers EP & Showrunner Amelia Hann and Director Jamie Batten join Vance & Nigel to discuss the unique logistical challenges of capturing such a complex and demanding sport.

Also in this episode, Nigel congratulates Vance on being admitted to the American Society of Cinematographers on the latest episode, and they tell us about a time sitting in the telecine room in the 80s when Vance thought he had blown his chances of becoming a DP.

Congratulations to our friend Mandy Walker, for winning the ASC Award for Best Visual Storytelling in Feature Film for her work on “Elvis!” First Woman Ever to Win! She’s also nominated for an Oscar for Best Cinematography for the film, directed by Baz Luhrmann, airing this Sunday, March 12th.

In our latest episode she shares how she got the lensing right for the 50s, 60s, and 70s scenes, tells us about the tricky dance she does between accurately depicting period lighting while still making it look cinematic, and she gives us insight on ways to improve the lack of diversity in the industry. Some of Mandy’s other credits include Mulan, Hidden Figures, and Australia.

Also in this episode, Vance & Nigel discuss which of this year’s Best Picture Oscar nominees was their favorite, why they don’t love the recent trend of films getting longer and longer, and Nigel tells us who he thinks should have been nominated for Best Eyebrows in a Motion Picture. Vance shares how he helped hip hop music videos get the iconic fisheye look in the 90s with director, Hype Williams.

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Guest Judith Weston, acting coach and teacher, discusses a scene from The Godfather Part II, which she uses as an example of the skill of a good actor to be able to commit themselves to their scene partner, in the 25th anniversary edition of her book, Directing Actors.

She also tells us why she believes everybody in the world should take an acting class, how to talk to actors about the emotional event of the scene instead of result-oriented direction, what mysterious lines are, and why she likes working with directors more than lawyers.

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Nigel discusses the video that launched his directing career, Do They Know It’s Christmas? by Band Aid in the latest episode of Two Stops Over. Listen now to hear how he pulled it off with no time or budget at the link in our bio, or wherever you get your podcasts!

In this special episode we join Vance & Nigel in Torun, Poland for the 30th annual Camerimage Festival, the only festival celebrating the art of cinematography. They discuss who they met up with, parties they attended, seminars they presented, and how they decided on a winner as jury members for the music video competition. Vance is also honored with a Golden Frog Award for Achievements in the Field of Music Videos and we get to hear the speech that Nigel never gave.

Camerimage’s own Joanna Żydowicz - Barciś joins our hosts at the Horzyca Theatre for a live conversation. Joanna discusses how the festival began, why cinematographers love it so much and the future of the festival. They share an emotional moment as they reflect on the impact the war in Ukraine has had in the filmmaking community.

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In this episode, Vance & Nigel have an in-depth conversation with Tim Clawson about how he went from working with Nigel (and sometimes Vance) as Head of Production at Propaganda Films in the ‘90s to his current role as Head of Worldwide Production and Post Production at Amazon Studios. Vance & Nigel also share some of their favorite Cockney rhyming slang, share a story about working with the pop band The Jacksons, and tease up our next episode with the legend of how the city of Torun, Poland finally conquered their plague of frogs.

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In this debut episode, Nigel and Vance invite cinematographer Paul Cameron ASC for an in-depth conversation about his work on one of their favorite films. Our hosts also discuss their most memorable times shooting in helicopters, Vance’s days at the Frolic Room, and the mind-blowing David Bowie documentary “Moonage Daydream.”

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Tune into our first episode tomorrow: "Frolic Room, Head Transplant, and Mr. Starman"

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In this debut episode, Vance and Nigel discuss their most memorable times shooting in helicopters, Vance’s days at the Frolic Room, and the mind-blowing David Bowie documentary “Moonage Daydream” (Avail to stream now)

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