Directors On Tap

On this episode of Directors On Tap, we talk about DePaul University's COVID response and how our online film classes fall short, leaving us itching to get back to the collaborative and hands-on world of film. This episode is also available on YouTube.

On this episode of Director's On Tap, we talk about how working on our web series, The Redacted, has created a different collaborative environment during the COVID-19 pandemic. This episode is also available on YouTube in video format.

On this episode of Directors On Tap, we talk about some of our favorite guilty pleasure films and why we think they have redeemable qualities. This episode is also available on YouTube in video format.

On this episode of Directors On Tap, we discuss some of our favorite trailers of all-time and why they've stuck with us through the years. This episode is also available on YouTube in video format.

On this episode of Directors On Tap, we discuss the 2021 Oscar Nominee, Mank and why it's witty dialogue and superb casting unfortunately, failed to keep the undeveloped and disconnected story together. This episode is also available on YouTube in video format.

On this episode of Directors On Tap, we discuss each of our Top 5 ending scenes that amazed us and had a lasting impact. Everything from Some Like It Hot (1959) to The Silence of The Lambs (1991). This episode is also available on YouTube in video format.

On this episode of Directors On Tap, we discuss each of our Top 5 opening scenes that hooked us right from the beginning. Everything from UP (2009) to The Lighthouse (2019). This episode is also available on YouTube in video format. 

On this episode of Directors On Tap, we pick five films of five different genres from the last decade. This episode is also available on YouTube in video format.

On this episode of Directors On Tap, we talk about The Trial of the Chicago 7, a new story idea that we recently came up with and the story behind it, as well as analyzing the newest WandaVision episode. 

On this episode of Directors On Tap, we talk about Lupin and WandaVision, two shows that have recently come out on Netflix and Disney+ respectively. We touch on the 2016 movie, Passengers, why the movie received poor ratings, and the ethics and takeaways behind it. We also announce a new film Instagram page called, @cinemersed. Check it out if you like movies and fun facts about them.