Episode 7 – Jump Into the Black Pool and Swim With Us and Dustin Morrow
Tonight, the truth isn’t the only thing that gets buried.
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Today we are talking with writer and director, Dustin Morrow about his 2019 film, Black Pool. It involves the lives that were effected by the Troubles in Ireland, even generations later. Dustin shares with us his writing influences, his directorial choices and how he approached casting the film. He talks about his approach to create a black and white film and how his cinematographer, Michael Hull approached lighting the set. We are really interested to hear what you thought of this film, please share your opinions with us. christi@dodgemediaproductions.com
With Dustin we discuss:
- Where his influences come from
- What he asked of his actors
- Shooting on a low budget in a short timeframe
- Michael’s keen eye on the specifics of the film
- Some of the symbolism of the film
- How the soundtrack informs the narrative
Next week’s film is The French Connection (1971)
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