In Love with the Process Podcast

In this special episode of In Love with the Process, filmmaker Mike Pecci is joined by Academy Award–nominated VFX Supervisor Michael Ralla, whose work on Sinners helped shape one of the most visually and emotionally striking films in recent memory. The two go deep into how Sinners was actually made, breaking down the collaboration between the VFX department and director Ryan Coogler, and how Coogler’s clarity, trust, and creative leadership inspired the entire team. Michael demystifies what a VFX supervisor really does, how visual effects serve story rather than spectacle, and how restraint can often be more powerful than excess. As always on this show, music finds its way into the conversation. Michael’s background as a drummer plays a surprising role in how he approaches rhythm, pacing, and visual flow in his work. And yes, there’s an incredible moment you won’t believe, involving who played drums on the film’s score and their unexpected connection to Metallica. But the most fascinating part of the episode is a bold new theory that could change how we think about cinema entirely. Mike and Michael explore the idea that films projected on actual film may hold an audience’s attention longer and more deeply than digital projection, digging into the psychology, texture, and subconscious impact of the medium itself. Is it true? And if it is, could it reshape how movies are shown in theaters going forward? This episode is a must-listen for filmmakers, cinematographers, VFX artists, musicians, and anyone obsessed with how movies really work. ►Michael's IG ► Mike's IG ► ILWP's IG Music: Big Black Delta, Code Elektro ——SPONSORS—— ► FujiFilm 10% off Accessories (https://shopusa.fujifilm-x.com/accessories/) and Merch (https://shopusa.fujifilm-x.com/brand-merch/) Promo code PROCESS10 ► Puget Systems ► Blackmagic Design Inlovewiththeprocess.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On today’s catch up episode of In Love with the Process, Mike checks in to talk about two things that have absolutely hijacked his brain this month. Olympic curling and Batman. Mike breaks down how he somehow fell headfirst into Olympic curling and why it might be the most quietly intense, brutally strategic sport on the planet. Precision, patience, teamwork, and zero margin for error. Basically a nightmare for anyone who likes chaos, which makes the obsession even more confusing. From there, things spiral into comics, specifically how hard Mike has fallen for the Absolute Batman series. He talks about why it hits, how the visuals punch you in the chest, and why comics still teach better storytelling than half the movies being made right now. This episode is less about sports or capes and more about obsession, curiosity, and letting yourself like what you like without apologizing for it. No trends, no productivity hacks, just falling in love with things again and letting that fuel the work. It’s loose, nerdy, slightly unhinged, and exactly the kind of check in this show was built for. ► Mike's IG ► ILWP's IG Music: Mitch Murder ——SPONSORS—— ► FujiFilm 10% off Accessories (https://shopusa.fujifilm-x.com/accessories/) and Merch (https://shopusa.fujifilm-x.com/brand-merch/) Promo code PROCESS10 ► Puget Systems ► Blackmagic Design Inlovewiththeprocess.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of In Love with the Process, filmmaker and cinematographer Mike Pecci sits down with BAFTA Breakthrough cinematographer Nathalie Pitters, known for her work on Netflix’s How to Get to Heaven From Belfast, to explore how personal life experience shapes visual storytelling. Mike opens with a deep dive into the real challenge of cinematography: translating vision into image. Not copying references. Not chasing trends. But blending naturalism with subtle surrealism in a way that feels lived in and emotionally honest. Nathalie shares how her background in art history and journalistic photography sharpened her instincts behind the lens. She talks openly about confronting insecurity and imposter syndrome, and how learning to trust and lean on the talented artists around her ultimately made her a stronger cinematographer. The conversation takes an unexpected turn as they discover a shared love of metal music. Nathalie explains how the intensity, rhythm, and emotional catharsis of metal has influenced her visual style, teaching her to embrace contrast, atmosphere, and bold emotional swings in her work. If you’ve ever wondered how to make your images feel personal instead of polished, or how to inject your life experience into your craft, this episode is essential listening. Cinema isn’t just what you see. It’s who you are. ► Nathalie's IG ► Mike's IG ► ILWP's IG Music: Code Elektro , Mitch Murder, Ron Cannon ——SPONSORS—— ► FujiFilm 10% off Accessories (https://shopusa.fujifilm-x.com/accessories/) and Merch (https://shopusa.fujifilm-x.com/brand-merch/) Promo code PROCESS10 ► Puget Systems ► Blackmagic Design Inlovewiththeprocess.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On today’s episode of Right Place Right Time, Mike Pecci and Lance A. Williams hang out in the studio for one of those episodes that starts chill and slowly goes off the rails. Lance shares how a painful rejection as an actor didn’t end the road, but somehow turned into a completely different role in a film. A perfect reminder that timing and perspective can flip disappointment into opportunity. Mike talks about experiencing Blade Runner with a full orchestra performing the score live, and how it completely rewired the way he thinks about cinema and sound. The conversation shifts to Oscar nominations, industry frustrations, and why the guys believe Guillermo del Toro deserved a Best Director nomination. Opinions are strong. Feelings are felt. Then things get dangerous. Their friendship is put to the ultimate test with a round of Last Film Standing, where a shocking truth is revealed. Lance has apparently been lying to Mike for years about which films he has actually seen. Trust is questioned. History is rewritten. The friendship may never recover. Will this end the podcast. Will this end the friendship. You’ll have to tune in to find out. Watch the full episode on YouTube at @inlovewiththeprocess and join the ride as Right Place Right Time continues to grow every week. 👉Watch at 3PM on YOUTUBE: https://youtu.be/Ok8Xe0ojvhw 👉 More podcasts at inlovewiththeprocess.com Mike Pecci https://www.mikepecci.com/ https://www.instagram.com/mikepecci/ Lance A. Williams https://www.instagram.com/golancego Theme song by: https://www.instagram.com/big_black_delta/ Show produced directed by Mike Pecci & ILWP Podcasts Sound mix by https://www.instagram.com/dj_voltran/ Sound Effects from https://soundmorph.com/ Cameras from https://fujifilm-x.com/ Edit Support http://puget.systems/go/ILWTP Visit https://www.inlovewiththeprocess.com/right-place-right-time-podcast Merch: https://www.inlovewiththeprocess.com/store Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

One of the best parts of In Love with the Process is getting to skip the gatekeepers. No agents. No managers. Just real conversations with actors Mike genuinely loves watching right now. These are the performers who shine on screen, who feel dangerous, curious, and alive, and who represent the next generation of talent taking us to strange new worlds through film. On today’s episode, Mike sits down with Taylor John Smith (Warfare, The Outpost). As part of the show’s Genuine Human Experience initiative, the two get deeply nerdy about acting, process, and what actually motivates a performance. They talk about how Taylor gets his hands on material through his team, what he looks for in scripts, and how he prepares emotionally and physically for demanding roles. Taylor flips the script and asks Mike the questions actors actually want to ask directors, leading to an instant bond over the performances, films, and filmmakers that excite them both. Taylor also goes deep into how the brutally intense film Warfare was made, what the experience demanded of him, and how he ultimately landed the role. It’s an honest, thoughtful conversation about craft, trust, and the work behind performances that truly stick with you. If you care about acting, filmmaking, and real conversations with artists who are shaping the future of cinema, this episode is essential listening. ► Taylor's IG ► Mike's IG ► ILWP's IG Music: Code Elektro , Mitch Murder, Betamaxx ——SPONSORS—— ► FujiFilm 10% off Accessories (https://shopusa.fujifilm-x.com/accessories/) and Merch (https://shopusa.fujifilm-x.com/brand-merch/) Promo code PROCESS10 ► Puget Systems ► Blackmagic Design Inlovewiththeprocess.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On today’s episode of In Love with the Process, host Mike Pecci dives deep into the medium that has single handedly shaped his life as a storyteller, photographer, and director. Comic books. From the first day he cracked open a comic, Mike understood the raw power of visual storytelling. How the human brain can look at two separate images and subconsciously fill in everything that happens between them. How a strong silhouette can communicate more about a character than pages of dialogue. And how movement, posture, and framing often say everything words cannot. To get properly nerdy about it, Mike is joined by John Amor, Eisner nominated artist and creator of Urban Animal. John is known for drawing iconic characters at an epic scale and distilling them down to their most essential shapes and gestures. His work proves that storytelling lives in posture, weight, and intent. The two break down why comics remain one of the most powerful storytelling tools ever created, how artists guide emotion between frames, and why filmmakers have so much to learn from the medium. This episode is a love letter to visual language, composition, and the art of saying more with less. If you love film, illustration, comics, or storytelling in any form, this episode is essential listening. ► John's IG ► Mike's IG ► ILWP's IG Music: Code Elektro , Mitch Murder ——SPONSORS—— ► FujiFilm 10% off Accessories (https://shopusa.fujifilm-x.com/accessories/) and Merch (https://shopusa.fujifilm-x.com/brand-merch/) Promo code PROCESS10 ► Puget Systems ► Blackmagic Design Inlovewiththeprocess.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mike jumps on real quick from a parking garage to drop some fresh thoughts on lighting, creativity, and the new project he just wrapped with Gina for Entertainment Weekly. From shaping mood with light to pushing visual storytelling even further, this quick hit is a behind the scenes look at how their latest shoot came together and what inspired the choices on set. A fast, honest creative check in straight from the field. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On today’s episode of In Love with the Process, host Mike Pecci goes deep into one of the most powerful and artistic roles in filmmaking, Production Design. Joining Mike is Academy Award winning production designer James Price (Speak No Evil, Poor Things, Bugonia) whose work on Poor Things earned him an Oscar for creating one of the most visually rich and emotionally immersive worlds in modern cinema. Together they break down what a production designer actually does on a film, how James collaborates closely with directors and cinematographers, and why production design is the backbone of tone, mood, and storytelling. This is the department that quietly shapes how you feel in every scene. James walks through his full creative process, from building miniatures and custom sets, to why he often insists on constructing ceilings for realism and lighting control, to how he creates detailed mood books the moment he reads a script. These books are a collection of sketches, images, textures, and thematic references that guide the entire visual identity of a film. They talk about going to war creatively, solving impossible problems, and turning words on a page into living, breathing worlds. If you love film craft, visual storytelling, or want to understand how movie worlds are truly built, this is a must listen episode. ► James IG ► Mike's IG ► ILWP's IG Music: Code Elektro , Betamaxx Mitch Murder ——SPONSORS—— ► FujiFilm 10% off Accessories (https://shopusa.fujifilm-x.com/accessories/) and Merch (https://shopusa.fujifilm-x.com/brand-merch/) Promo code PROCESS10 ► Puget Systems ► Blackmagic Design Inlovewiththeprocess.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It’s been a hot second, and today on In Love with the Process, host Mike Pecci goes deep into the real job of an actor. Not the red carpets. Not the highlight reels. The actual work. Joining Mike is actor Dan Shaked, known for his work across television and film including series like The German (2025), The Mysteries of Laura (2014) and Body of Proof (2011), and more. Dan pulls back the curtain on how he actually finds work, connects with casting directors, playwrights, and filmmakers, and builds momentum without waiting for permission. They explore Dan’s “horizontal networking” approach, unconventional methods that go beyond submitting headshots and hoping for callbacks. These are practical, real world strategies that working actors use to stay employed and visible in a crowded industry. If you are an actor, filmmaker, or anyone trying to break into a creative field, this episode is packed with honest insight, motivation, and tools you can start using immediately. ► Dan's IG ► Mike's IG ► ILWP's IG Music: Code Elektro , Betamaxx ——SPONSORS—— ► FujiFilm 10% off Accessories (https://shopusa.fujifilm-x.com/accessories/) and Merch (https://shopusa.fujifilm-x.com/brand-merch/) Promo code PROCESS10 ► Puget Systems ► Blackmagic Design ►Soundmorph Inlovewiththeprocess.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On today’s episode of In Love with the Process, host Mike Pecci opens up the inbox and responds directly to questions from the Film Club and fan emails. Mike gives honest, practical advice on how writers can get exposure without chasing trends or begging for permission. He talks about what actually moves the needle, how to put yourself in situations where your work can be discovered, and why patience and consistency still matter more than hacks. The conversation shifts into Mike’s recent photography adventures, heading out with a camera in search of genuine human stories and real moments. Not content for content’s sake, but exploration as a way to stay creatively alive. To close things out, Mike delivers on a fan favorite request and shares three movie recommendations, explaining why each one matters and what filmmakers and writers can learn from them. This episode is thoughtful, practical, and grounding. A reminder that exposure comes from doing the work, staying curious, and engaging with the world instead of hiding from it. ► Hard Boiled Tickets ► Mike's IG ► ILWP's IG Music: Code Elektro , Mitch Murder ——SPONSORS—— ► Caswell Boot IG ► FujiFilm 10% off Accessories (https://shopusa.fujifilm-x.com/accessories/) and Merch (https://shopusa.fujifilm-x.com/brand-merch/) Promo code PROCESS10 ► Puget Systems ► Blackmagic Design Inlovewiththeprocess.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On today’s episode of In Love with the Process, host Mike Pecci goes deep into one of his favorite obsessions, men’s boots. There is an old saying that what matters most is your haircut and your shoes and everything in between is forgivable. Mike takes that idea seriously and unpacks why boots are more than fashion. They are utility, identity, craftsmanship, and a reflection of how you move through the world. Joining Mike is Kevin Wilson, the founder of Caswell Boot Company, a one man operation built from the ground up in Washington DC. Kevin walks us through the entire boot making process from selecting animal hides to tanning, design decisions, construction, pricing, and the realities of building a sustainable business in a world dominated by fast fashion. This episode gets wonderfully nerdy as they talk materials, longevity, ethics, branding, and what it really takes to create something meant to last. It is a conversation about patience, pride, and the value of making things the right way. If you love clothing, craftsmanship, or simply want to understand how the things you wear are actually made, this episode is for you. ► Caswell Boot IG ► Mike's IG ► ILWP's IG Music: Code Elektro , Leroi Conroy ——SPONSORS—— ► Colemine Records ► SoundMorph ► FujiFilm ► Puget Systems ► Blackmagic Design Inlovewiththeprocess.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this supersized New Years Day edition of Right Place Right Time, Mike Pecci and Lance A Williams sit down to look back and learn from the biggest right place right time moments of 2025. The year delivered everything from smuggling rats into a Vegas casino to fist fights in Hollywood, broken bones, and moments where things could have gone very wrong very fast. These are the stories that tested instincts, reshaped perspective, and forced real lessons in the middle of chaos. Along the way there were also quieter wins that reminded them why they keep going, including unexpected moments of validation and connection in Hollywood that felt earned rather than flashy. This episode will make you laugh, hit harder than expected, and leave you reflecting on your own year. It is not about glorifying chaos. It is about understanding it. Before stepping into 2026, it felt important to respect everything that was lived through in 2025. Watch the full episode on YouTube at @inlovewiththeprocess and listen wherever you get your podcasts. Visit inlovewiththeprocess.com for more episodes, clips, and behind the scenes stories. Watch the full episode on YouTube at @inlovewiththeprocess and join the ride as Right Place Right Time continues to grow every week. 👉Watch at 3PM on YOUTUBE: https://youtu.be/Ok8Xe0ojvhw 👉 More podcasts at inlovewiththeprocess.com Mike Pecci https://www.mikepecci.com/ https://www.instagram.com/mikepecci/ Lance A. Williams https://www.instagram.com/golancego Theme song by: https://www.instagram.com/big_black_delta/ Show produced directed by Mike Pecci & ILWP Podcasts Sound mix by https://www.instagram.com/dj_voltran/ Sound Effects from https://soundmorph.com/ Cameras from https://fujifilm-x.com/ Edit Support http://puget.systems/go/ILWTP Visit https://www.inlovewiththeprocess.com/right-place-right-time-podcast Merch: https://www.inlovewiththeprocess.com/store Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Host Mike Pecci has been sitting behind the mic of In Love with the Process for nine years. Nine years of deep conversations with artists, filmmakers, chefs, musicians, and people chasing genuine human experiences. As we move into 2026, a time when it is becoming harder to tell what is real and what has been generated by AI, Mike lays it all out. This show will always be about the human experience. It will always be a place to come for help, inspiration, guidance, and perspective. A lighthouse for anyone searching for something real. In this episode, Mike talks honestly about what to expect from the show in the coming year. He challenges you to think differently, to unplug from the hornet’s nest of social consciousness, and to become an explorer again. Not of trends or algorithms, but of ideas, craft, culture, and lived experience. He shares practical tips you can actually use to create, to reconnect with something genuine, and to build a recipe for long lasting inspiration. Consider this episode a reset. A reminder of why you started. And maybe even a hit of the good dopamine needed to kick off 2026 in a healthier, more intentional way. It is passionate. It is honest. It is slightly dangerous. And it is exactly what thousands of listeners have come to expect from In Love with the Process. ► Mike's IG ► ILWP's IG Music: Code Elektro , Mitch Murder , The Neon Droid ——SPONSORS—— ► Colemine Records ► SoundMorph ► FujiFilm ► Puget Systems ► Blackmagic Design Inlovewiththeprocess.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this very special Christmas episode of In Love with the Process, host Mike Pecci skips the guest entirely and sits down for a one on one episode with the only people who actually matter. You. This is a full year wrap up fueled by holiday chaos, reflection, and questionable decision making. Mike talks about attending the Scott Free Christmas party and casually meeting Ridley Scott, which is exactly as surreal as it sounds. He also tells the story of renting a mansion in the Hollywood Hills for a family Christmas, complete with a hot tub, a heated pool, and billionaire neighbors who were absolutely not thrilled about any of it. Somewhere between the champagne and the chlorine, Mike drops new information about his next film and starts unpacking the mantra guiding him into the new year. The conversation turns toward staying human in an industry that feels increasingly automated, performative, and obsessed with AI content farms. Less hustle culture, more real life. Less chasing trends, more stories worth telling. This episode is funny, honest, slightly unhinged, and very much in the spirit of the season. So throw on your headphones, ignore your relatives for a bit, and plop down on Santa’s lap for a Christmas episode of In Love with the Process. ► Mike's IG ► ILWP's IG Music: Code Elektro , Mitch Murder ——SPONSORS—— ► SoundMorph ► FujiFilm ► Puget Systems ► Blackmagic Design Inlovewiththeprocess.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On today’s episode of In Love with the Process, host Mike Pecci sits down with model, cosplayer, and podcaster Erica Fett, whose journey is anything but ordinary. Erica walked away from a career in criminal justice to pursue life as a full-time pinup model and cosplayer, choosing creativity, authenticity, and nerd culture over a traditional path. Today she is one of the most recognizable faces in modern pinup and a thriving creator with a massive following. Mike and Erica go back to their early days together during Mike’s Suicide Girls photography era and dive into the craft behind creating an unforgettable image. They talk about what it takes to shoot a truly electric photo, how a model stays consistent in style and tone, and how Erica built a career by unapologetically being herself. Erica also opens up about the pressures of modeling, how law school gave her the confidence to bet on her own voice, and the realities of making a living through modeling, cosplay, and content creation in today’s world. If you have ever dreamed of leaving the “safe path” behind to chase something creative, or you want a rare look behind the curtain of the pinup and cosplay world, this is a must-listen episode. ► Erica's IG ► Mike's IG ► ILWP's IG Music: Code Elektro , Neontenic & Turbo Knight ——SPONSORS—— ► SoundMorph ► FujiFilm ► Puget Systems ► Blackmagic Design Inlovewiththeprocess.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On todays episode of Right Place Right Time, Mike takes you on a Bar Safari through Detroit and finds himself in a strange situation as he tries to figure out if the owner of the bar is actually alive or if he literally walked into a drinking spot run by a ghost. It is a wild one. Lance jumps in with a story from a recent job where he ended up in the right place at the right time to meet some of the biggest celebrities in the business. He breaks down which stars are genuinely cool in real life and which ones are not so great behind the scenes. The show keeps evolving as Mike and Lance test out new segments, chase weird adventures, and try to make sense of the chaos that seems to follow them everywhere. Watch the full episode on YouTube at @inlovewiththeprocess and join the ride as Right Place Right Time continues to grow every week. 👉Watch at 3PM on YOUTUBE: https://youtu.be/Ok8Xe0ojvhw 👉 More podcasts at inlovewiththeprocess.com Mike Pecci https://www.mikepecci.com/ https://www.instagram.com/mikepecci/ Lance A. Williams https://www.instagram.com/golancego Theme song by: https://www.instagram.com/big_black_delta/ Show produced directed by Mike Pecci & ILWP Podcasts Sound mix by https://www.instagram.com/dj_voltran/ Sound Effects from https://soundmorph.com/ Cameras from https://fujifilm-x.com/ Edit Support http://puget.systems/go/ILWTP Visit https://www.inlovewiththeprocess.com/right-place-right-time-podcast Merch: https://www.inlovewiththeprocess.com/store Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On today’s episode of In Love with the Process, Mike is joined by musician Megan McDuffee, the powerhouse who caught his attention on Instagram with her killer synthwave remakes of pop and metal tracks. Her sound is cinematic, bold, and unmistakably her own. Mike and Megan dig into what it really takes to survive as a modern musician without radio, without a label, and without the old industry safety nets. They break down how to push through the algorithm, how to build an audience from scratch, and the secret to keeping fans engaged in a world where attention lasts about two seconds. They also take listeners on a sonic deep dive into Megan’s music, exploring her influences, her creative process, and the mindset required to stay inspired while fighting against the odds. If you are searching for incredible new music or you are a musician trying to carve your own path, this is a must-listen episode. ► Megan's IG ► Mike's IG ► ILWP's IG Music: Code Elektro & Megan McDuffee ——SPONSORS—— ► SoundMorph ► FujiFilm ► Puget Systems ► Blackmagic Design Inlovewiththeprocess.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On todays episode of Right Place Right Time, hosts Lance A Williams and Mike Pecci react to a listeners absolutely unbelievable stories. This guy claims he has lived through one insane event after another, from surviving a plane crash, to being kidnapped by pirates, to somehow being adopted by millionaires. Yes, we were skeptical too. Mike and Lance play the voice message and break down every twist to figure out if this is the greatest Right Place Right Time story ever told or if this guy is completely full of it. The breakdown gets funnier and stranger as they try to make sense of each impossible detail. And as if that was not enough chaos for one episode, the guys start connecting dots that might explain how Lance ended up on a serial killers mural. The mystery only gets weirder as the clues start lining up. Strap in for one of the wildest episodes in the history of the show. Subscribe on YouTube at @inlovewiththeprocess for more unbelievable stories, off the beaten path adventures, and cinematic conversations with Mike and Lance. 👉Watch on YOUTUBE: https://youtu.be/Ok8Xe0ojvhw 👉 More podcasts at inlovewiththeprocess.com Visit inlovewiththeprocess.com for audio podcasts, merch, music, and more. Mike Pecci https://www.mikepecci.com/ / mikepecci Lance A. Williams / golancego Theme song by: / big_black_delta Show produced directed by Mike Pecci & ILWP Podcasts Sound mix by / dj_voltran Sound Effects from https://soundmorph.com/ Cameras from https://fujifilm-x.com/ Edit Support http://puget.systems/go/ILWTP Visit https://www.inlovewiththeprocess.com/... Merch: https://www.inlovewiththeprocess.com/... Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On a very special episode of In Love with the Process, host Mike Pecci takes you inside the camera that every cinematographer is talking about, the Fujifilm GFX ETERNA 55. This camera blends Fujifilm’s heritage with modern innovation, built to deliver technical excellence and to elevate the emotional power of visual storytelling. Joining Mike is cinematographer Ore Soffer (The Creator), who recently put the GFX ETERNA 55 to the test while shooting his new film OKAY. Together they discuss how the camera held up under extreme conditions, why true filmmakers focus on tone and emotion over specs, and how chasing feeling over perfection leads to extraordinary work. This episode is more than a gear review. It’s a deep dive into the creative spirit behind filmmaking, experimentation, and discovery. Whether you want to know how this camera performs, or you just want to reignite your love of cinema, this is the episode for you. Subscribe for more conversations that celebrate the process of filmmaking and the artists who keep cinema alive. Watch more episodes at: https://www.inlovewiththeprocess.com/ ► Check out the Fujifilm Eterna 55 ► Oren's IG ► Mike's IG ► ILWP's IG Music: Code Elektro & Mitch Murder ——SPONSORS—— ► SoundMorph ► FujiFilm ► Puget Systems ► Blackmagic Design Inlovewiththeprocess.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Have you ever met someone and felt like you’ve known them your whole life? In this episode of Right Place Right Time, hosts Mike Pecci and Lance A. Williams dive into the strange magic of instant connections, why we bond so deeply with strangers and what it means when romance sparks out of nowhere. They also drop some love for CZARFACE, DESIRE, and the new Black Hawk Down 4K, plus shoutouts to Jonathan Bates for our theme song, Mitch Murder for additional music, Fujifilm for the gear, and Grim Reaper Coffee Co. for fueling the chaos. If you love wild stories, nostalgia, and those surreal moments when the universe just clicks, hit like, subscribe, and jump into more Right Place Right Time. Follow @mikepecci and @golancego on Instagram for merch, giveaways, and behind-the-scenes drops. 👉Watch on YOUTUBE: https://youtu.be/Ok8Xe0ojvhw 👉 More podcasts at inlovewiththeprocess.com Mike Pecci https://www.mikepecci.com/ https://www.instagram.com/mikepecci/ Lance A. Williams https://www.instagram.com/golancego Theme song by: https://www.instagram.com/big_black_delta/ Show produced directed by Mike Pecci & ILWP Podcasts Sound mix by https://www.instagram.com/dj_voltran/ Sound Effects from https://soundmorph.com/ Cameras from https://fujifilm-x.com/ Edit Support http://puget.systems/go/ILWTP Visit https://www.inlovewiththeprocess.com/right-place-right-time-podcast Merch: https://www.inlovewiththeprocess.com/store Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.