EP 031 with Jeremy Blake

Crude Conversations

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Society & Culture

4.9 • 152 Ratings

🗓️ 4 April 2019

⏱️ 72 minutes

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In this episode, we have a conversation with local filmmaker and King Technical High School teacher Jeremy Blake. We talk about how he first got into filmmaking and evolved into being one of the most sought-after sound guys in the local community, the short-lived film tax incentive, and how Alaska’s unique landscape is represented and often underutilized in movies. With guest host John Kendall of Quick Dash Films.

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0:00.0	Welcome to this week's show. In this one guest host John Kendall and I sit down with local filmmaker Jeremy Blake.
0:07.0	Jeremy's main forte is in sound, but he's also kind of a jack of all trades when it comes to filmmaking.
0:12.0	His on-set experience includes everything. of a jack of all trades when it comes to filmmaking.
0:13.0	His on-set experience includes everything from camera support to figuring out how to crash a car into
0:18.1	a building.
0:19.3	The first film he worked on was proper bench in 2012. Nowadays he continues to work on films but
0:25.1	he also teaches film and audio at King Technical High School in Anchorage, Alaska.
0:29.4	Okay time to shout out the crude company man.
0:33.0	Trina Dober, Sewer Brewing Company, David North, Crystal Liska, Derek Adolf, Blue and Gold Board Shop,
0:41.0	Shane Robinson, and Sharon Liska.
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0:59.0	Alaskan journalism.
1:01.0	A quick note here. I'm off next week, but will return on April 10th with Crude's newest podcast, Lost Anchorage.
1:09.0	In each episode of Lost Anchorage, I have a conversation with different professionals, law enforcement, and those affected by crime in order to build a better understanding of the mechanisms and causation of crime in Anchorage, Alaska.
1:22.0	Okay, back to Jeremy Blake.
1:25.0	Jeremy's an Alaskan filmmaker who's worked in all different forms of film.
1:29.4	From music videos to commercials, to short fictional films, reality shows to documentaries he's kind of done at all
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