Curren Sheldon's guest appearances

Curren Sheldon

Ramblin' Man

Appalachian Startup

Spokes - The red Bicycle Media Podcast

Elaine McMillion Sheldon

Daphna Sebbane

Mark Lane

Grant Peelle

Adam Kennedy

Patrick O'Sullivan

Mark Barnes

Jon Connor

David Bailey

Chris B

Adam Newman

Chris Yeager

Matt Barnett

Haseeb Qureshi

Rob Howard

OwlTail

In this episode I speak with Elaine McMillion Sheldon and Curren Sheldon about documentary filmmaking. Sponsor: Feral Giant Theme song: Adeem The Artist

In this episode I speak with <a href="https://www.elainemcmillionsheldon.com" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Elaine McMillion Sheldon</a> and <a href="http://currensheldon.com" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Curren Sheldon</a> about documentary filmmaking. Sponsor: <a href="https://feralgiant.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Feral Giant</a> Theme song: <a href="https://www.adeemtheartist.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Adeem The Artist</a>

Episode 92 - Elaine McMillion Sheldon + Curren Sheldon

Curren Sheldon is a role model of mine. His filmmaking skills are never ending and I’m proud to say that he’s one of the variables in my career that caused me to quit my day job. His experience during this pandemic has sparked a creative journey, along with Tijah Bumgarner, in developing a short film series entitled Quarantine Life, which is currently being featured on Funny or Die’s website. We talk about his journey of creating XENO Productions and all that it entails, as well as his experience as Director of Photography on the Academy-nominated, Emmy-winning documentary short Heroine. Learn more about the podcast at AppalachianStartup.com.

Curren Sheldon is a role model of mine. His filmmaking skills are never ending and I’m proud to say that he’s one of the variables in my career that caused me to quit my day job. His experience during this pandemic has sparked a creative journey, along with Tijah Bumgarner, in developing a short film series entitled Quarantine Life, which is currently being featured on Funny or Die’s website. We talk about his journey of creating XENO Productions and all that it entails, as well as his experience as Director of Photography on the Academy-nominated, Emmy-winning documentary short Heroine. Learn more about the podcast at <a href="http://AppalachianStartup.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">AppalachianStartup.com</a>.

127: XENO Productions And Quarantine Life - Curren Sheldon

IMDb: Curren SheldonPreviewWe believe that documentary films are growing, and not just because we filmed one last year! To go more in-depth on the process of filming and distribution, we brought in award-winning documentary filmmaker, Curren Sheldon. While starting off as a travel writer, Curren quickly rose to become one of a few filmmakers in Appalachia. Along with his wife, director of both documentaries Elaine McMillion Sheldon, he has explored many topics within his community, with the Opioid Crisis being discussed in two Netflix documentaries, Recovery Boys and Heroin(e). Along with discussing the process from pre-production to distribution, we also talk about Curren’s experiences attending film festivals and stepping on the red carpet at Hollywood’s biggest night, The Oscars.Talking Points-How he went from travel writer to award-winning filmmaker-The process of filming the documentaries Heroin(e) and Recovery Boys-Scheduling When To Film-One-or Two-Camera Setup-Use of Lights?-Anticipating Pressing “Record”-Any Other Work During Production?-Involvement Other Than Being Behind The Camera-How Netflix got involved in the distribution of the two films-Film Festival Submission Process-Journey To The Oscars-What Was Next?Social Media: Official Website

IMDb: <a href="https://www.imdb.com/name/nm6463326/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Curren Sheldon</a>PreviewWe believe that documentary films are growing, and not just because we filmed one last year! To go more in-depth on the process of filming and distribution, we brought in award-winning documentary filmmaker, Curren Sheldon. While starting off as a travel writer, Curren quickly rose to become one of a few filmmakers in Appalachia. Along with his wife, director of both documentaries Elaine McMillion Sheldon, he has explored many topics within his community, with the Opioid Crisis being discussed in two Netflix documentaries, Recovery Boys and Heroin(e). Along with discussing the process from pre-production to distribution, we also talk about Curren’s experiences attending film festivals and stepping on the red carpet at Hollywood’s biggest night, The Oscars.Talking Points-How he went from travel writer to award-winning filmmaker-The process of filming the documentaries Heroin(e) and Recovery Boys-Scheduling When To Film-One-or Two-Camera Setup-Use of Lights?-Anticipating Pressing “Record”-Any Other Work During Production?-Involvement Other Than Being Behind The Camera-How Netflix got involved in the distribution of the two films-Film Festival Submission Process-Journey To The Oscars-What Was Next?Social Media: <a href="https://currensheldon.photoshelter.com/index" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Official Website</a>

Episode #010 - Curren Sheldon