Kurt Jenkins is an indie filmmaker that did what every filmmaker inspired by the indie boom of the 90's dreamed of.

He made a film where the story OF the film might just be as good as the story IN the film.

Richard Linklater, Robert Rodriguez, Kevin Smith, Quentin Tarantino and more blew our minds with their back alley entry into the film biz.

Their stories said: "Hey if we can do it, so can you".

I feel like Kurt Jenkins has the modern day version of that story to tell.

Enjoy listening to me pick his brain and dissect just what sort of magic took place in the lead up to him going incognito at his workplace and "stealing" a film.

Check out his full story over at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ehEVgq8DRhY

Continuing the momentum with an episode featuring Leanne Mauro whose career has taken her from stage to screen alongside Old School Hollywood royalty.

Leane worked with me on what's ended up being my biggest filmmaking endeavour earlier in the year.

We reccount a little about the film and our process before diving into Leanne's craft.

Creating some momentum before the new year with a podcast featuring an actor from Hollywood blockbusters to one man stage shows, Shane C. Rodrigo.

Shane worked with me on what's ended up being my biggest filmmaking endeavour earlier in the year. We abandon the interview format and get a bit raw with the ups and downs of filmmaking, enjoy.

Moving up in the world with this one.

Legit job title, check.

Degree helped secure the job, check.

Cool bosses, check.

On tap Milo, check.

Workplace #17 - Infomericals

Occupation - Prop Master

Found an English-speaking guest in the heart of Spain. This week Andrea shares her journey through Africa and fills us in on how she's been building up her nonprofit school in Tanzania.

Check out the instagram @kilimamojahotspring.

Check out the website at juamanyara.wixsite.com/school/en

Despite being forced to look at and analyse my own relationship with work and job searches it's still really easy to fall into the same old traps. A short recounting of how far I thought I had come compared to how far I've actually come.

Not the biggest of differences but it's amazing how far our minds can stretch what we know.

3 jobs deep at this point my latest addition to my collection brings me a new meaning to frustration which pushes me further along the heroes journey.

Workplace #16 - events equipment rental

Occupation - Somewhere between Donkey, Labourer and Taxi Driver.

As my collection of shitty job experiences grew I started to push the boundaries when I saw red flags. By doing so this became a shitty job that I made work for me.

Workplace #15 - Pool Building small business

Occupation - Donkey