Episode #003 - Jon Connor

Episode three brings us to a conversation with filmmaker, writer, editor, and Masters in Motion co-founder, Jon Connor. We talk to him about his experiences in filmmaking, as well as how he started the now twice-a-year event. Once again, we are also joined by Chris “Tico” Crawford.

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    • Philadelphia: June 15-18, 2020

    • Austin: December 6-9, 2020

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    • A few years ago, James attended Masters in Motion, a filmmaking workshop held every December in Austin, TX. It is a rare opportunity to learn from some of the industry’s best minds and to network with other like-minded individuals. There, he met the workshop’s co-founder, Jon Connor, who is also a filmmaker, writer, and editor. He also is the producer for the workshop’s Art Vs. Commerce podcast. Today, we sit down with Jon and talk about his experiences in filmmaking, as well as how “Masters” was conceived. Once again joining James in co-hosting duties is rBM producer Chris “Tico” Crawford.

  • Talking Points

    • Pros and Cons of being a freelancer

    • Lessons from filmmaking experience and tips for up-and-coming filmmakers

    • His experience as both a DP and an editor 

    • How Masters in Motion evolved to what it is today 

    • The future of Masters in Motion 

    • Advice to filmmakers who are doing this as their main job, especially when it comes down to networking 

    • The biggest influence on his career

Christian Pizarro

I’m a filmmaker for red Bicycle Media and the owner of CP Personal Training, where I’m an ISSA Certified Fitness Trainer.

When I’m not filming or training clients, I enjoy traveling and collecting nights and miles while doing it, Cleveland sports, and the occasional karaoke.

I’m a proud graduate of Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, which existed before Florida was a state, thus making us the OG Miami school.

https://cppersonaltraining.com
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