267: David Wain's Film and Television Workflows

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4.7 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 13 July 2015

⏱️ 91 minutes

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Writer, Director, Actor, and Producer David Wain joins us to talk about how he uses Apple technology to produce films and television including his new Netflix series, Wet Hot American Summer. We also talk about David's challenges with the Photos application. Thanks to MPU listener Jigar Talati for help with the shownotes this week!

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0:00.0	Back Power Users, Episode 267,
0:02.7	Film and Entertainment Workflows with David Wayne. Hello everyone it's David Sparks along with my pal Katie Floyd how are you
0:18.5	doing today Katie I'm great David how are you good I'm actually quite
0:22.0	excited about this episode.
0:23.2	We've got a friend of the show, David Wayne back on.
0:26.0	David, welcome back.
0:27.8	It's great to be back.
0:28.6	It feels like, to me, it's like the opposite of Broadway Danny Rose, where I listen all the time and then every
0:34.2	once in a while I get to step into the thing that I listen to and it's kind of mind-blowing.
0:39.1	Well you know for people listening to the show you may not have heard David was on some prior episodes,
0:45.0	episode 50 and 147, and David is a jack of all trades in the entertainment business.
0:50.0	He's a writer, director, producer, actor. He's been involved with several projects over the years that I'm just a huge fan of David, so I'm always a little bit starstruck when we have any on the show as well. Wet Hot American Summer,
1:04.0	the children's hospital, you're very involved with that.
1:08.0	Now you're working on period piece,
1:10.0	which is on the comedy network.
1:11.0	Another period.
1:12.0	Another period, that's right.
1:13.7	On Comedy Central.
1:14.7	Comedy Central.
1:15.3	And you've just got all these great things you do.
1:17.6	And I don't know how you produced so much, because I see you all the time.
1:20.6	I was watching a new girl with my daughter like we were
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