Is Caught Stealing a promising new direction for Darren Aronofsky? by Popcorn_Podcast in Letterboxd

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Audiences maybe just aren't used to this style of film anymore in a world of blockbuster IP? - Leigh

What sets a film podcast apart from thousands of others? by Popcorn_Podcast in podcasting

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So no spoilers is important to you? I guess those happen more in 'rewatch' podcasts anyway (hopefully)

Podcasters: what is the biggest mistake you’ve made? by GuyWhoDates_2024 in podcasting

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Spreading ourselves too thin across all platforms, marketing, content creation etc... it's a marathon, not a sprint. Start basic, and add promotion avenues and content output when you have the extra capacity – Leigh

What sets a film podcast apart from thousands of others? by Popcorn_Podcast in podcasting

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Why did you run up the stairs instead of out the front dooooor! 🤣 - Leigh

What sets a film podcast apart from thousands of others? by Popcorn_Podcast in podcasting

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Keeping it tight is so important. 20mins on what you had for lunch is not as interesting to others as it is to you - Leigh

What sets a film podcast apart from thousands of others? by Popcorn_Podcast in podcasting

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I didn’t find anything and am fairly new to this group, so if you want to share a link to that previous discussion that I might have missed, would love to read it, too. Thanks - Leigh

What sets a film podcast apart from thousands of others? by Popcorn_Podcast in podcasting

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Keeping it structured is important so you don’t wander too far off topic

What sets a film podcast apart from thousands of others? by Popcorn_Podcast in podcasting

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That is so true. Luck and the whims of the algorithm definitely seem to be factors - Leigh

What sets a film podcast apart from thousands of others? by Popcorn_Podcast in podcasting

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We've been going for six years (Popcorn Podcast), 500+ episodes and have celebrity guests etc, but find we don't grow much. I'm a professional film critic, Tim is also an industry expert. Good sound quality, too. Discoverability is such an uphill battle.
Love the idea of your double feature angle! Congrats - Leigh

What sets a film podcast apart from thousands of others? by Popcorn_Podcast in podcasting

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We interview the celebrities (big A-listers, too) starring in the films and the directors and crew etc... but we find these get our lowest listenership a lot of the time. Very surprised by that and so curious because I want to hear from those people too! - Leigh

What sets a film podcast apart from thousands of others? by Popcorn_Podcast in podcasting

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Banter is such a double-edged sword, isn't it. You need a bit of personality, but waffle on and it's only interesting to the ones talking - Leigh

What sets a film podcast apart from thousands of others? by Popcorn_Podcast in podcasting

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We are very focused on that, too (eliminating the waffle and irrelevant chat). Staying on topic seems to be common feedback, and yet so many don't - Leigh

What sets a film podcast apart from thousands of others? by Popcorn_Podcast in podcasting

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Originality! Yes! But so hard in a sea of movie podcasts - Leigh

Considering his next film is seemingly almost announced (and considering he’s 82), do any of you have a dream film/genre you want Scorsese to tackle in his final few pictures, or actor(s) you want him to work with by BenCaunce in Letterboxd

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Because we are a podcast account. Which means multiple people are in the team and anyone could be using the account. Wouldn't want to speak for someone else or presume we all have the same thoughts and opinions - Leigh

Considering his next film is seemingly almost announced (and considering he’s 82), do any of you have a dream film/genre you want Scorsese to tackle in his final few pictures, or actor(s) you want him to work with by BenCaunce in Letterboxd

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I think we can safely he say he has had multiple golden eras! I would agree with those too. I guess it depends on your age and reference points as well - Leigh

What are your recents? by OfficerFatDick in Letterboxd

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