Épisodes

  • The Art of Storytelling: From Documentaries to Features
    Oct 8 2025
    Filmmakers Daniel Brea and Jonathan Sanger break down the delicate dance between fiction and reality in storytelling. From the chaos of documentary filmmaking to the discipline of narrative cinema, they explore what makes stories resonate—truth, emotion, and the unexpected. This conversation is a deep dive into the craft of filmmaking, creative process, and how stories evolve beyond what’s written on paper. 🎬 “The best moments are the ones you don’t plan for.”

    #Filmmaking #Storytelling #DocumentaryFilm #Directing #Producing #FilmPodcast #BehindTheScenes #Cinematography #Filmmakers #CreativeProcess
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    1 h et 12 min
  • Inside the Mind's of Directors: Lynch, Crowe, Friedkin & More
    Sep 30 2025
    Every director has their own way of bringing stories to life—and some methods couldn’t be more different.

    In this episode, producer Daniel Brea and Oscar-winning producer Jonathan Sanger break down the contrasting styles of filmmakers like Cameron Crowe, Sidney Lumet, David Lynch, Billy Friedkin, and more.

    From hundred-day shoots to one-take experiments, from studio clashes to groundbreaking collaborations, Jonathan shares inside stories from decades in the industry. Whether you’re a filmmaker, student, or movie lover, this episode offers a rare look at how movies actually get made.

    Wanna see this episode? Catch it on You Tube at https://youtu.be/bZ5H2ae5fdw

    #CameronCrowe #SidneyLumet #DavidLynch #WilliamFriedkin #DirectorsLife #DirectorsCut #Filmmaking #FilmDirectors #MovieMaking #BehindTheScenes #FilmIndustry #Storytelling
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    1 h et 10 min
  • Evolution of 'The Minute Men': From Concept to Franchise with Chris Connelly
    Sep 25 2025
    Oscar-winning producer Jonathan Sanger and producer Daniel Brea talk with Chris Connelly, the co-creator of 'The Minute Men.' – a new sci-fi property he developed with his brother screenwriter Larry Connelly.

    In this fresh sci-fi story, the heroes have superhuman abilities for just one minute – a concept which has spawned an evolving intellectual property (IP) that Connelly is leveraging for multiple media formats including films, series, graphic novels, and more. It’s the birth of a multi-faceted franchise.

    Chris gives us a peek into Minute Men’s origins, reveals his challenges and triumphs, the important role collaboration and marketing played, and how AI has influenced the creative process.

    #MinuteMen #SciFiFranchise #StoryBehindTheStory #HollywoodInsider #SuperheroStory #IntellectualProperty #CreativeCollab #FilmAndComics #AIinStorytelling
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    1 h et 6 min
  • IP (Intellectual Property) vs. Stories: The War of Filmmaking
    Sep 16 2025
    Franchises, remakes, adaptations... Hollywood’s obsessed with intellectual properties -- IP-driven projects based on novels, graphic novels, video games or successful movies. It’s great for established creators but bad news for independent filmmakers.

    Studios these days won’t invest in projects without proven IP—projects that come with A-list actors, directors, or producers attached to them. But are IP-generated movies what audiences really want?

    On this episode of The Wrapbook Podcast, co-hosts Jonathan Sanger and Daniel Brea unpack how the industry’s obsession with intellectual property impacts how independent artists tell stories, and why actors, writers, and producers should think out of the box to mine story ideas from unexpected sources.

    Catch the episode on Youtube by >>>CLICKING HERE

    #IntellectualProperty #IPDriven #Adaptations #BookToFilm #VideoGameMovies #FranchiseFilms #Remakes #StorytellingMatters #CreativeVoices #ThinkOutsideTheBox #OriginalStories #NewVoicesInFilm
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    1 h
  • So You're Scripts Done. Now What?
    Sep 9 2025
    ✍️ Finished your script but don’t know what’s next? In this episode, we break down how to turn screenplays into films — from indie projects to Hollywood productions. Learn the real path to getting your movie made:
    • Film school vs. real-world experience
    • How directors like David Lynch & Robert Rodriguez got started
    • Why short films are the ultimate calling card
    • Tips on pitching, funding, and finding mentors
    Industry-insider advice for screenwriters, filmmakers, and creatives ready to take their story from page to screen.
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    57 min
  • Directing Lynch: Twin Peaks, Vision & the Struggle for Creative Control
    Aug 26 2025
    Directing Lynch: Twin Peaks, Vision & the Struggle for Creative Control – Daniel Brea and Jonathan Sanger explore what it’s like to direct a David Lynch project, the delicate balance of style and vision in television, and how directors find their voice within established worlds. From surreal diners to iconic film language, this episode dives deep into Twin Peaks, auteur storytelling, and the challenge of staying true to your vision in a system built to tame it. #TwinPeaks #DavidLynch #Filmmaking
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    1 h et 3 min
  • Snow White & The Colorblind Casting...And Other Controversial Topics
    Apr 1 2025
    Jonathan Sanger and Daniel Brea discuss the latest Snow White controversy and the broader implications of Hollywood's evolving approach to casting. From the Grimm Brothers' original tale to Disney’s classic animation and today’s live-action adaptation, they examine how changing cultural landscapes influence storytelling. Is this progress, or is it forced representation? 🎙️ Listen now and share your thoughts!
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    1 h et 3 min
  • The Real Cost of an Oscar: Hollywood, Hype & Playing the Game
    Mar 12 2025
    🎬 The Real Cost of an Oscar: Hollywood, Hype & Playing the Game – Daniel Brea and Jonathan Sanger dive into the massive marketing budgets behind Oscar campaigns, how indie films are taking over Hollywood’s biggest awards, and the politics of winning. They also discuss the fine line between an artist’s personal beliefs and their work—does controversy help or hurt a film?
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    1 h et 19 min