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EP 172: Michael Mazurkevitch (Actor) & Zac King (Filmmaker)

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In this engaging conversation, Janet McMordie speaks with Mike and Zac about their unique journeys into the world of acting and filmmaking. They discuss their personal stories of pursuing their dreams despite family expectations, and the challenges they face in the creative industry. The duo shares insights on collaboration, the importance of education and experience, and the surprising realities of their artistic journeys. They share personal anecdotes from their experiences on set, discuss the release of their film 'Jim's Room', and offer valuable advice for aspiring filmmakers. The discussion highlights the importance of emotional storytelling and the unique challenges faced in the horror genre, while also looking ahead to future projects and aspirations.


Takeaways


  • Persistence and resilience are key to surviving in the creative industry.
  • Creative collaborations can lead to exciting projects and opportunities.
  • The emotional connection to a project can enhance the quality of the art produced.
  • Filmmakers should focus on the process of creation rather than just the end result.
  • Being kind to oneself can improve creativity and artistic expression.
  • Real-life experiences can deeply influence storytelling in film.
  • The horror genre allows for the exploration of real human issues within thrilling narratives.


Jim's Room


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EP 172: Michael Mazurkevitch (Actor) & Zac King (Filmmaker)

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