In this episode Guerillas of Sacramento, host Trevor Harris discusses dancing and film with choreographer Zach Hubbard. They discuss the amount of physical and mental challenges  filmmaking can have on your well being.

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Zach’s passion for film and dance has allowed him to explore film from a perspective we have not yet heard on Guerillas of Sacramento. For his most recent project, “Spell Bound,” he traveled to Seattle to embark on an ambitious, collaborative dance adventure all over the city.

Show Notes:
https://youtu.be/cg2Ap4nH-ZM?si=keMP3tfr8c4Y9cCV  

A movie is a dream come to life with the help of many. Make-up and special effects are often integral to executing that dream. Professional Make-up artist Dan Acosta joins podcast staffer Trevor Harris to talk about his process, why horror inspires him and why he loves to make your stomach churn. 

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Acosta also discusses his journey and what got him excited about make-up. There are many facets to filmmaking, this podcast explores how collaboration is paramount to making a vision come to life. 

Guerillas of Sacramento focuses on local filmmaking from diverse perspectives. This week, host Trevor Harris talks with award-winning local filmmaker, Ethan Eskilson. Ethan and Trevor talk about and explore what it takes to complete a film from start to finish in 48 hours that wins hearts and awards.

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Sacramento International Film Festival’s 48 hour film competition brings together local filmmakers looking for a challenge. The goal is to write, shoot and edit a short film, six minutes or less, in 48 hours. With little to no prep before the starting gun, anything can, and will, happen. It is the epitome of shoot-from-the-hip filmmaking. 

You can watch Eskilson’s award winning film ‘35 in Dog Years’ below!

35 In Dog Years