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In this episode, we have a conversation with Cinematographer, Writer, and Director Tiffany Murray. We talk about her partnership with Amy Kersten, their new podcast 'Southbridge,' how to turn a failed television pitch into new media, the major networks creating a lane for podcast domination, knowing when you need a change of scenery creatively, her favorite cameras for novice filmmakers and experts, how technology has changed Cinematography, and the story behind her best advice to film creatives, “Never wonder what if.”
About Tiffany Murray
Tiffany is a Cinematographer, Writer, and Director. Tiffany attended Middle Tennessee State University and graduated with a Bachelor's degree in Film Production and began working in the industry in Nashville. Tiffany has experience shooting documentaries, features, and episodic series and directing short films, mini documentaries, and the audio drama podcast, Southbridge.
Tiffany is known for Allegiant (2016), Creed II (2018), Fractured (2019), No Cleaner Threads (2015) and Another Version of You (2018).
The Southbridge Podcast
Synopsis: In a dystopian world ruled by technology, the eight-episode tale takes place in the year 2050 when reality television has covertly become a form of societal control. The storyline follows a group of unknowing stars of an apocalyptic series who must band together to escape the show with their lives and lead the rebellion fight against an oppressive reality.
Southbridge was inspired by Tiffany’s desire to craft a genre-driven adventure that also serves as social commentary on the media’s influence over people’s lives. The podcast also sheds light on the overlooked struggles of working in the entertainment industry and explores the dangers that could transpire when the wrong people are in positions of authority.
About the MAKE IT Podcast
The MAKE IT podcast is an audio platform for the Voice of the Filmmaker Program. We offer a variety of educational, aspirational, and entertaining content that promotes the success of creatives across the filmmaking community and the film industry. Our Filmmaker Conversations with industry professionals are dedicated to sharing the advice, knowledge, and insights of experienced filmmakers while exploring what it truly means to be an independent creative in the highly competitive world of filmmaking. Each filmmaker conversation is backed by thoughtful research that allows us to uncover the raw, authentic truths behind each filmmaker's journey. Through our Indie Talks, we share our thoughts and perspectives on navigating independent film from the perspective of Advisory and Executive Producers. We discuss topics that are relevant to filmmakers across a wide spectrum of filmmaking perspectives, and we do our best to uncover hidden truths and new developments in the film industry. Our goal is to help filmmakers avoid the pitfalls and obstacles on the business side of film so that their filmmaking creativity can thrive. Our Industry Insights provide bite-sized actionable advice that filmmaking professionals and creatives of all kinds can use to keep their heads up as they continue their filmmaking journeys. With advice sourced from the filmmaking community, we build upon the wisdom of our filmmaking guests to provide our audience with truly aspirational and inspirational content. The Mistakes in the Making series gives our filmmaking friends an opportunity to speak directly to our filmmaking audience to share a specific lesson they've learned through a mistake they've made. We are firm believers that mistakes can be the gateway to success when we open our hearts and minds to learning from them, sharing them, and using them to Be Better.
This and all other episodes of the MAKE IT podcast are brought to you in partnership with Women in Film and Television as part of the Voice of the Filmmaker Program.
Please help us keep the conversation going.