Published by Michael Fishman
Michael Fishman shares a behind the scenes view of the entertainment industry, celebrating the talented people who make film, television, and streaming production possible.
Listen on Apple PodcastsIn this episode of Fish’s Call Sheet , Michael sits down with director Lynda Tarryk for an inspiring, practical, and deeply insightful conversation about what it really takes to build a lasting career in television. Lynda is a three-time Children’s & Family Emmy-nominated television director , with credits including The Conners , Night Court , Lopez vs. Lopez , The Upshaws , How I Met Your Father , and Raven’s Home . Tarryk shares her remarkable journey from starting as a page, to working as a switcher, becoming an Associate Director, and ultimately earning her place as an accomplished television director with credits across some of the most beloved comedies on screen. She reveals how her Associate Director background gives her a technical advantage with cameras, editing, and pace. Her story is a masterclass in preparation, persistence, humility, and learning the business from every angle before stepping fully into leadership. Together, Michael and Lynda dive into the rhythm of a working set, the pressure of live decision-making, the technical precision behind multi-camera comedy, and the people skills required to guide actors, crews, producers, and departments toward one shared vision. Lynda also opens up about teaching the next generation, passing on hard-earned knowledge, and why great directing is about far more than calling “action.” This conversation is for anyone who loves television, dreams of directing, wants to understand how a set actually works, or believes that the strongest leaders are often the ones who took the time to learn every job along the way. Honest, funny, wise, and full of real industry insight, Lynda Tarryk reminds us that success is not just about getting the opportunity. It is about being ready when the call comes. Lynda Tarryk Links: Website — https://www.lyndatarryk.com/ IMDB — https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1413749/ You can find and follow us across social media @FishsCallSheet We are building an interactive SubStack. You can watch episodes on YouTube @FishsCallSheet Thank you for supporting our show
In this episode of Fish’s Call Sheet , Michael sits down with producer Paige Blankenship for an inspiring and practical conversation about what it really takes to build a life in production. Paige shares her journey from coming into the entertainment industry, rising from the bottom, and learning how to create her own path in a business that rarely hands anyone a roadmap. From a small town to shining in Hollywood. With experience across feature films, branded content, events, and production leadership, Paige brings a clear-eyed view of what producers actually do: they organize the impossible, protect the vision, solve problems before most people see them, and will projects into existence. Together, Michael and Paige talk about the grit behind producing, the courage required to bet on yourself, the personal growth that comes from doing hard things, and the responsibility to give back while still building forward. Paige also shares the kinds of projects that light her up, including work with comedy, heart, purpose, and social impact. This conversation is honest, energizing, and deeply useful for anyone who wants to understand how entertainment really gets made. It is about ambition without entitlement, leadership without ego, and the creative force required to turn an idea into something real. For artists, producers, filmmakers, dreamers, and anyone trying to build their own path, Paige Blankenship offers a powerful reminder: sometimes the job is not waiting for permission — it is becoming the person who makes it happen. Paige Blankenships' Links: Socials — @Blank_Paige_films IMDB — https://www.imdb.com/name/nm5446761/ LinkedIn — https://www.linkedin.com/in/blank-paige-films Women In Media — https://womennmedia.com/profile/paige-blankenship/ Website — https://blankpaigefilms.com/work You can find and follow us across social media @FishsCallSheet We are building an interactive SubStack. You can watch episodes on YouTube @FishsCallSheet Thank you for supporting our show
In this episode of Fish’s Call Sheet , Michael sits down with production designer, producer, advocate, and Women In Media founder Tema Staig for a powerful conversation about creativity, collaboration, production, and the future of the entertainment industry. Tema has spent her career building worlds on screen while also building real pathways for talented women and nonbinary professionals behind the scenes. Together, Michael and Tema discuss the art of production design, the teamwork required to bring a set to life, the current state of the business, and why protecting production means protecting the people whose skill, craft, and dedication make film and television possible. As an advisory board member of Women In Media , Michael joins Tema in a deeper conversation about the organization’s mission to set a new precedent for hiring. They discuss the Women In Media talent list, training programs, mentorship, professional development, and the evolution of CAMERAderie — from short films to the launch of CAMERAderie features. This is an episode about more than advocacy. It is about action. It is about access, excellence, opportunity, and the responsibility to open doors without lowering standards. Tema shares why representation must include real hiring, real training, real community, and real chances to lead. Insightful, urgent, inspiring, and deeply practical, this conversation is for anyone who cares about the future of entertainment, the people who make it, and the power of creating sets where talent, trust, camaraderie, and opportunity can thrive. Tema Staig Links: Tema's Website — https://www.temastaiglive.com/home Tema's Socials — @temastaig Tema's LinkedIn — https://www.linkedin.com/in/tema-staig-46823a20 Article — https://www.heartofhollywoodmagazine.com/post/tema-staig Women In Media Links: Women In Media Website — https://womennmedia.com/ Women in Media Socials — @WomenNMedia You can find and follow us across social media @FishsCallSheet We are building an interactive SubStack. You can watch episodes on YouTube @FishsCallSheet Thank you for supporting our show
In this episode of Fish’s Call Sheet , Michael sits down with writer, director, producer, and stand-up comedian Blake Pickens for a thoughtful, funny, and deeply personal conversation about craft, identity, and finding your voice in the entertainment industry. Blake shares his journey from humble beginnings to building a multi-hyphenate career across film, television, comedy, cartoons, commercials, and live performance. Together, Michael and Blake explore the discipline behind writing, the vulnerability of stand-up, the leadership required to direct and produce, and the courage it takes to create work rooted in lived experience. At the heart of the conversation is a powerful discussion about authentic representation not as a buzzword, but as a responsibility. Blake opens up about his personal Indigenous experience, how it has shaped his perspective, and why the stories we tell matter both on screen and behind the scenes. This is a conversation about comedy as truth, storytelling as service, and the long road of turning where you come from into the power of what you create. Honest, grounded, insightful, and full of heart, this episode is for anyone who loves the craft of entertainment, believes in more authentic stories, or is working to build a creative life without losing themselves along the way. You can find and follow us across social media @FishsCallSheet We are building an interactive SubStack. You can watch episodes on YouTube @FishsCallSheet Thank you for supporting our show
In this episode of Fish’s Call Sheet , Michael sits down with writer and comedian Eden Dranger for a sharp, funny, and deeply useful conversation about the real craft of writing for film, television, animation, and performers. Eden shares stories from her work on shows like Beavis and Butt-Head and The Unicorn, offering a behind-the-scenes look at how comedy is built, rewritten, sharpened, and sometimes cut. Together, Michael and Eden explore what it means to write for actors, how the best performers elevate material, and why great writing is often a team sport. They reveal how even great jokes are not protected from the cutting room. They also get honest about one of the hardest lessons in creative work: not being too precious. From jokes that never make it to air, to scenes that get trimmed, to the importance of creating your own opportunities, Eden brings both humor and hard-earned wisdom to the conversation. And yes, she explains exactly what she means by being “Horny for Acting.” The episode also takes a personal turn as Eden reflects on her parents, the lessons they left her, and the empowerment that continues to shape her voice, choices, and creative life. She also shares practical financial guidance inspired by her Substack, Not So Starving Artist , helping artists, writers, and freelancers think smarter about stretching a check, building stability, and striving for more. Eden also shares her personal journey and advocacy for Women's Health. From the BRCA gene, to surgery, she shares information for survival. Funny, honest, practical, and full of heart, this conversation is for anyone who loves comedy, creates for a living, or is learning how to survive and thrive. Eden Dranger Links Socials - @Eden_Eats IMDB - https://www.imdb.com/name/nm10097198/ Website - https://heyitsedendranger.com/ Substack - https://edendranger.substack.com/ You can find and follow us across social media @FishsCallSheet We are building an interactive SubStack. You can watch episodes on YouTube @FishsCallSheet Thank you for supporting our show
In this episode of Fish’s Call Sheet , Michael sits down with longtime friend, director, and assistant director Ron Moseley for an honest, hilarious, and deeply insightful conversation about the real work that keeps a television set moving. Michael and Ron have known each other since the late eighties, crossing paths through some of television’s most memorable productions. Ron shares his journey through the industry, from A Different World to Roseanne , Grace Under Fire , Geena Davis Show, My Wife & Kids and his recent multi-year run on The Neighborhood . Along the way, he opens up about what it takes to organize a set, build a call sheet, lead a crew, solve problems under pressure, and create the kind of environment where people can do their best work. Ron is an authentic straight shooter with incredible behind-the-scenes stories and a rare understanding of both the logistics and humanity of production. He talks about earning opportunities as a director, the discipline of being a great assistant director, and why leadership on set is about more than schedules, timing, and efficiency. It is about trust, communication, teamwork, family, and happiness. Together, Michael and Ron reflect on their shared experiences with Cedric the Entertainer, Brett Butler, Roseanne, Damon Wayans, John Goodman and countless others, offering a warm and revealing look at the relationships, lessons, and unforgettable moments that shape a life in television. Funny, grounded, wise, and full of heart, this episode celebrates the people who make sets work — and the kind of leadership that makes everyone better. You can find and follow us across social media @FishsCallSheet We are building an interactive SubStack. You can watch episodes on YouTube @FishsCallSheet Thank you for supporting our show
In this episode of Fish’s Call Sheet , Michael sits down with writer, creator, and showrunner Simone Finch , the creative force behind the acclaimed series Single Drunk Female . With credits that include Madam Secretary , Homeland , Roseanne , and The Conners , Simone has built a career writing characters who are complicated, funny, flawed, honest, and deeply human. Together, Michael and Simone explore the craft behind the page: how stories are shaped, how writers’ rooms function, how lived experience becomes art, and what it takes to create work that feels both personal and universal. At the heart of the conversation is Simone’s powerful journey through sobriety and the creation of Single Drunk Female , a beloved and socially impactful series that gave audiences a fresh, funny, vulnerable look at recovery, accountability, family, identity, and starting over. This is a conversation about writing with courage, creating from truth, and using television not only to entertain, but to help people feel seen. Honest, insightful, funny, and deeply meaningful — this episode is for anyone who loves storytelling, values recovery, or believes great television can change the way we understand each other. More on Simone Finch: Socials - @SimoneFinch Single Drunk Female @SingleDrunkFemale IMDB - https://www.imdb.com/name/nm5984133/ Creative Screenwriting - https://www.creativescreenwriting.com/life-on-lifes-terms-tv-writer-simone-finch-on-single-drunk-female New Yorker Article - https://www.newyorker.com/culture/culture-desk/what-happened-when-i-stopped-drinking You can find and follow us across social media @FishsCallSheet We are building an interactive SubStack. You can watch episodes on YouTube @FishsCallSheet Thank you for supporting our show
In this extraordinary episode of Fish's Call Sheet , Michael Fishman sits down with legendary television producer Tom Werner , co-founder of Carsey-Werner and on of the most influential creative forces in modern television. Werner's work helped shape generations of comedy and culture through iconic series including The Cosby Show, Roseanne, Grace Under Fire, 3rd Rock from the Sun, That '70s Show, The Conners, and many more. His career goes beyond a list of hit shows. It is a blueprint for understanding how television can reflect families, challenge audiences, launch careers, and become part of America's shared memory. But this conversation goes far beyond the credits. Nearly 40 years after Michael Fishman first became part of the world Tom helped build, the two reconnect for a deeply personal, wide-ranging conversation about television, timing, leadership, loyalty, risk, legacy, and the evolving entertainment industry. Tom shares his perspective on what makes great storytelling last, how the business has changed, and what still matters in an industry constantly reinventing itself. Together Fish and Tom explore his remarkable journey beyond Hollywood as part of Fenway Sports. With connections to some of the most beloved sports institutions in the world, including the Boston Red Sox, Liverpool FC, and the Pittsburgh Penguins. Personal, reflective, and rich with history, this episode is a rare conversation between two professionals connected by one of television's most iconic shows. They unpack and share nearly four decades of life, growth, and perspective. This is not just an interview with a legendary producer. It is a conversation 40 years in the making You can find and follow us across social media @FishsCallSheet We are building an interactive SubStack. You can watch episodes on YouTube @FishsCallSheet Thank you for supporting our show
For the relaunch of Fish's Call Sheet , the tables turn. In this powerful episode, Michel Fishman steps out of the host chair and into the hot seat as his business partner, Michael Johnson, leads an honest, revealing, and deeply personal conversation about the life behind the credits. From growing up on television as D.J. Conner on Roseanne and The Conners , to building a career across acting, directing, writing, producing, coaching, entrepreneurship, and humanitarianism, Fish opens up about the professional lessons, personal losses, defining relationships, hard-earned wisdom, and behind-the-scenes experiences that shaped him. This is more than a career retrospective. Led by his closest friend it is a deeper look at the human being behind the work: the child Actor, the Father, the builder, the survivor, the leader, the storyteller, and the main still learning how to turn life's hardest moments into purpose. Honest. Authentic. Transparent. Powerful. This is the beginning of a new chapter for Fish's Call Sheet . A show dedicated to the people, stories, work, and wisdom behind the entertainment industry. You can find and follow us across social media @FishsCallSheet We are building an interactive SubStack. You can watch episodes on YouTube @FishsCallSheet Thank you for supporting our show
Five time Emmy winner Danny Zuker is one of the leading executive producers in the entertainment industry. Notably a leading creative force on Modern Family, Zuker has had a truly illustrious career. Beginning as a writer on The Arsenio Hall Show, his incredible writing credits include Evening Shade, Roseanne, Grace Under Fire, Just Shoot Me, Jesse, Norm, Off Centre, Coupling, Stacked, The Unusuals, and Modern Family. Rising through the industry he has written, created, executive produced, and consulted on countless award winning shows. Know for his quick wit, powerful one liners, and timely jokes, Danny Zuker has helped create some of the most iconic characters and episodes in television history. Follow our show at : Twitter: @Fishscallsheet Instagram: @Fishscallsheet Facebook: @Fishscallsheet For Danny Zuker: Twitter: @DannyZuker Podcast: Doin It! with Danny and Jenny https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/doin-it-with-danny-and-jenny/id1237964898?mt=2 For Michael Fishman: Instagram: @ReelMFishman Twitter: @ReelMFishman Facebook: @ReelMFishman Attributions: Media provided by: Danny Zuker (Guest) Michael Fishman (Host) https://www.facebook.com/ReelMFishman You can find and follow us across social media @FishsCallSheet We are building an interactive SubStack. You can watch episodes on YouTube @FishsCallSheet Thank you for supporting our show
Story Producer and Black Vintage Media founder Jada Ford is an inspirational force in the entertainment industry. Jada began her career as an intern at Maryland Public Television. After college she followed her dreams to Los Angeles quickly landed her first job in Production on VH1's Surreal Life. After over a decade of experience producing commercials, news and unscripted series for internet, cable and network television, she has founded Black Vintage Media. Jada Ford established herself as excellent Story Producer on productions including Big Brother, Hell's Kitchen, Black Ink Crew, Big Freedia, Tia and Tamera, Bad Girls Club, and Dance Mom, among many others. She has contributed to various television networks, to include ABC, CBS, FOX, VH1, OXYGEN, DISCOVERY ID, E!, FUSE, LIFETIME, TV ONE, NEWS CHANNEL ASIA and more. Motivated by a desire to increase inclusion, diversity, and representation both on camera and behind it, Jada Ford is developing groundbreaking projects through Black Vintage Media, where she collaborates with production companies and media professionals to bring audiences the best content around. Follow our show at : Twitter: @Fishscallsheet Instagram: @Fishscallsheet Facebook: @Fishscallsheet For Jada Ford: Instagram: @BlackVintageMedia Website: https://www.blackvintagemedia.com/ For Michael Fishman: Instagram: @ReelMFishman Twitter: @ReelMFishman Facebook: @ReelMFishman Attributions: Media provided by: Jada Ford (Guest) https://www.blackvintagemedia.com/ Michael Fishman (Host) https://www.facebook.com/ReelMFishman You can find and follow us across social media @FishsCallSheet We are building an interactive SubStack. You can watch episodes on YouTube @FishsCallSheet Thank you for supporting our show
World renowned composer has created timeless music to enhance countless film, television, and video game productions. Music sets the tone for successful entertainment, moving audiences viscerally, with resonance, and tonality. From the Marvel Experience, to films like Hellraiser, The Heart of Nuba, and his latest Love in Country, Randy Miller creates moving one of a kind musical masterpieces. His career has spanned decades, with his work featured across all genres of entertainment. Randy Miller specializes in creating stirring musical accompaniments, empowering each and every project he works on. Randy Miller takes us behind the process of being a professional composer, arranger, and conductor. He shares secrets of great sound, how to prepare your space at home, and how the business has changed through the decades. Randy Miller has collaborated with such notable filmmakers as Robert Towne, Zhang Yimou, Oliver Stone, Sir Anthony Hopkins, Tom Cruise, Jerry Rees, and Robert Dornhelm. In addition to working in recorded medium, Miller has composed the music for live immersive entertainment, including The Marvel Experience . Miller has created a career that features acoustic and orchestral music that is emotional, richly thematic and sophisticated as well as dynamic in scope. His music is an artistic blend of many styles – both modern and classical – mixing a commanding orchestral foundation with cinematic boldness or intricate delicacy. A few of Miller’s early career composing highlights include: Hellraiser III: Hell on Earth (Clive Barker), Dreamrider (James Earl Jones), Darkman II: The Return of Durant (Sam Raimi) and the acclaimed TV series The Outer Limits (Pen Densham). His score for Without Limits , directed by Robert Towne and produced by Tom Cruise, was singled out by The Hollywood Reporter as a “rousing, pulse-quickening score.” Miller’s collaboration writing additional music for the Golden Globe-winning Best Original Score of Oliver Stone’s Heaven and Earth led to further collaborations with Kitaro, including co-composing for the Grammy nominated Impressions of the West Lake (directed by Zhang Yimou) and co-composing for the Chinese epic The Soong Sisters (Winner of Best Original Film Score at the Hong Kong Film Festival and Golden Horse Film Festival). Miller’s credits also include the mini-series Spartacus , Amargosa (Oscar finalist in the documentary category), and the award-winning Disney children’s series Handy Manny . In addition, Miller wrote string arrangements for the last six albums of Michael Franti and Spearhead , as well as composing and arranging for Disney Animation Magic (Walt Disney Imagineering THEA award winning interactive show). Follow our show at : Twitter: @Fishscallsheet Instagram: @Fishscallsheet Facebook: @Fishscallsheet For Randy Miller: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100005985341499 Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/user5723730 Website: http://www.randymiller.com/ For Michael Fishman: Instagram: @ReelMFishman Twitter: @ReelMFishman Facebook: @ReelMFishman Attributions: Media provided by: Randy Miller (Guest) http://www.randymiller.com/ Michael Fishman https://twitter.com/reelmfishman (Host) You can find and follow us across social media @FishsCallSheet We are building an interactive SubStack. You can watch episodes on YouTube @FishsCallSheet Thank you for supporting our show
Ken Levine has been entertaining audiences around the world for decades. He has written on some of the most memorable characters on iconic television shows in history. As a writer his credits include: The Jeffersons, The Tony Randall Show, M*A*S*H, Mary, The Simpsons, Cheers, Big Wave Dave’s, Wings, Almost Perfect, Becker, Frasier, and more. Be began his career as a writer before transitioning into a Producer. He has also directed shows like Pearl, Fired Up, Almost Perfect, Lateline, Dharma & Greg, Everybody Loves Raymond, Becker, and Frasier. As well as being a well known Major League Baseball announcer, entertainment podcaster, author and blogger. Writing history making characters on M*A*S*H, Cheers, and Frasier, Ken Levine has a multitude of knowledge and takes us behind the scenes, and into the writers room, as we explore his career. To learn even more from Ken Levine please check out his podcast Hollywood and Levine https://hollywoodandlevine.libsyn.com/ or his blog at http://kenlevine.blogspot.com/ Follow our show at : Twitter: @Fishscallsheet Instagram: @Fishscallsheet Facebook: @Fishscallsheet For Ken Levine: Twitter: @KenLevine Instagram: @HollywoodandLevine_Ken_Levine For Michael Fishman: Instagram: @ReelMFishman Twitter: @ReelMFishman Facebook: @ReelMFishman Attributions: Media provided by: Ken Levine (Guest) https://hollywoodandlevine.libsyn.com/ Michael Fishman https://twitter.com/reelmfishman (Host) You can find and follow us across social media @FishsCallSheet We are building an interactive SubStack. You can watch episodes on YouTube @FishsCallSheet Thank you for supporting our show
Entertainment industry trailblazing cinematographer, world renowned photographer, and accomplished artist John Simmons specializes in capturing iconic moments. His illustrious credits include iCarly, Family Reunion, Kevin Hart: Zero F**ks Given, No Good Nick, Roseanne, The Ranch, Nicky, Ricky, Dicky & Dawn, Dog with a Blog, Men at Work, Good Luck Charlie, Pair of Kings, All of Us, The Tracy Morgan Show, and Married with Children. A pioneer in the American Society of Cinematographers, John Simmons helped create the Vision committee to help ensure the entertainment industry accurately represents the world as a whole. Our conversation dives into diversity on set and how inclusion is necessary to propel our business forward. Follow our show at : Twitter: @Fishscallsheet Instagram: @Fishscallsheet Facebook: @Fishscallsheet For John Simmons ASC: Instagram: @JohnSimmonsASC Website: www.JohnSimmonsASC.com For Michael Fishman: Instagram: @ReelMFishman Twitter: @ReelMFishman Facebook: @ReelMFishman Attributions: Media provided by: John Simmons (Guest) www.johnsimmonsasc.com Michael Fishman https://twitter.com/reelmfishman (Host) You can find and follow us across social media @FishsCallSheet We are building an interactive SubStack. You can watch episodes on YouTube @FishsCallSheet Thank you for supporting our show
From the beginning phases of pre-production as a script starts to take shape through organizing the fundamental portions of filming, the Production Coordinator oversees all logistical requirements. Katrina Elder is an industry leader who specializes in large complex productions. Katrina has coordinated huge blockbuster movies including Top Gun: Maverick, and The Matrix 4, as well as working on Escape from Spiderhead, Marriage Story, Transformers: The Last Knight, Blair Witch, Gone Girl, Coyote Ugly, The Patriot, Mystery Men and Terminator: Genisys. With a career full of unbelievable experiences and stories you won't want to miss this episode. Follow our show at : Twitter: @Fishscallsheet Instagram: @Fishscallsheet Facebook: @Fishscallsheet For Michael Fishman: Instagram: @ReelMFishman Twitter: @ReelMFishman Facebook: @ReelMFishman Attributions: Media provided by: Katrina Elder (Guest) Michael Fishman https://twitter.com/reelmfishman (Host) If you have other departments you would like us to explore, or a favorite part of production please leave us a comment below. We love to hear your thoughts, as we celebrate the talented people who make production possible. You can find and follow us across social media @FishsCallSheet We are building an interactive SubStack. You can watch episodes on YouTube @FishsCallSheet Thank you for supporting our show
Every film and television production depends on a post producer to guide it through post production, and Kip Kroeger is a legend in the field. From editing, to sound mixing, to color correction, and visual effects modern entertainment requires a creative, yet technically savvy post producers to coordinate the ultimate collaboration. Kip Kroger started on Scrubs, and has developed his incredible reputation through projects like Falling Skies, The Exes, Undateable, The Odd Couple, K.C. Undercover, Roseanne, Whiskey Cavalier, Dave, The Conners, Home Economics, and the standout award winning Ted Lasso. From cleaning up editorial material, to overseeing the building of a editing bay in Prague, or coordinating the creation of a virtual soccer stadium, Kip Kroeger is a creative force who makes production successful. Come listen to his journey, discovering the technical prowess behind some of your favorite productions. Follow our show at : Twitter: @Fishscallsheet Instagram: @Fishscallsheet Facebook: @Fishscallsheet For Michael Fishman: Instagram: @ReelMFishman Twitter: @ReelMFishman Facebook: @ReelMFishman Attributions: Media provided by: Kip Kroeger (Guest) Michael Fishman https://twitter.com/reelmfishman (Host) If you have other departments you would like us to explore, or a favorite part of production please leave us a comment below. We love to hear your thoughts, as we celebrate the talented people who make production possible. You can find and follow us across social media @FishsCallSheet We are building an interactive SubStack. You can watch episodes on YouTube @FishsCallSheet Thank you for supporting our show
Emmy award winning Set Decorator and renowned Interior Designer Kevin Grace shares his incredible journey from fashion, through reality home makeover star, to being a preeminent Lead Set Decorator on The Kelly Clarkson Show. Kevin reveals his meteoric rise through the entertainment industry, revealing what it takes to run an industry leading department, and the skills he has learned along the way. From his early days working on the Steve Harvey show in Chicago, to hiking through Los Angeles Kevin Grace will inspire you with humor and honesty. Kevin's designs are about bringing people together. Regardless if in a nationally televised studio, or your personal home, each design is warm, captivating, and welcoming. On The Kelly Clarkson Show every day is different. From designing games for Kelly and celebrity guests to play, to segments with multiple chefs simultaneously cooking, to holiday extravaganzas, there is nothing his designs cannot empower. Kevin Grace at : Instagram: @KevinGraceDesign Website: www.KevinGraceDesign.com Follow our show at : Twitter: @Fishscallsheet Instagram: @Fishscallsheet Facebook: @Fishscallsheet For Michael Fishman: Instagram: @ReelMFishman Twitter: @ReelMFishman Facebook: @ReelMFishman Attributions: Media provided by: Kevin Grace (Guest) Michael Fishman https://twitter.com/reelmfishman (Host) You can find and follow us across social media @FishsCallSheet We are building an interactive SubStack. You can watch episodes on YouTube @FishsCallSheet Thank you for supporting our show
World renowned location scout and location manager Leann Emmert reveals the secret of captivating locations that bring productions to life. The first thing that defines Films and Television shows is the location. Locations transport viewers into the storied world, setting the tone for believability, authenticity, and character impact. This episode of Fish’s call sheet reveals the details behind scouting, selecting, and managing a location from concept through completion. Leann shares her unique journey and perspectives that have helped make her an industry leader. If you want to know the secrets behind The Dark Knight, Kong Skull Island, Django Unchained, Transformers, and even the upcoming Godzilla vs. Kong, you won’t want to miss a moment of this episode. Follow our show at : Twitter: @Fishscallsheet Instagram: @Fishscallsheet Facebook: @Fishscallsheet For Michael Fishman: Instagram: @ReelMFishman Twitter: @ReelMFishman Facebook: @ReelMFishman Attributions: Media provided by: Leann Emmert (Guest) Michael Fishman https://twitter.com/reelmfishman (Host) You can find and follow us across social media @FishsCallSheet We are building an interactive SubStack. You can watch episodes on YouTube @FishsCallSheet Thank you for supporting our show
Jesse Martinez Carlos is the man you see in countless productions throughout Hollywood, he joins Michael Fishman to share the secrets behind being a background actor and Stand-In. This episode of Fish's Call Sheet delves into the world of working actors. The various levels of participation, how Jesse Martinez Carlos rises through the ranks to be featured on television, movies, and commercials. Jesse Martinez Carlos: Instagram: @jessemartinezcarlos Follow our show at : Twitter: @Fishscallsheet Instagram: @Fishscallsheet Facebook: @Fishscallsheet For Michael Fishman: Instagram: @ReelMFishman Twitter: @ReelMFishman Facebook: @ReelMFishman Attributions: Media provided by: Jesse Martinez Carlos (Guest) Michael Fishman https://twitter.com/reelmfishman (Host) You can find and follow us across social media @FishsCallSheet We are building an interactive SubStack. You can watch episodes on YouTube @FishsCallSheet Thank you for supporting our show
Amazing talent and wisdom fills every production. On this episode of Fish's Call Sheet the guest Elda Lopez, shares her experience as a Dialogue Coach. Elda and Michael discuss her original role on Roseanne as Fish's Stand-In. Along with her entertainment background, Elda Lopez is the author of The (In)Fidelity Factor. Her book shares in-depth perspectives about relationships, personal responsibility, self awareness and building trust. Follow our show at : Twitter: @Fishscallsheet Instagram: @Fishscallsheet Facebook: @Fishscallsheet For Michael Fishman: Instagram: @ReelMFishman Twitter: @ReelMFishman Facebook: @ReelMFishman You can find and follow us across social media @FishsCallSheet We are building an interactive SubStack. You can watch episodes on YouTube @FishsCallSheet Thank you for supporting our show