Il Cinema come unica possibile esistenza con Nicola Pegg - Doppia Visione Podcast Ep. 76

Nicola Pegg is an independent director and writer from Veneto. Over the years, he has made numerous short films ranging from horror to science fiction, from comedy to drama, and has also participated in anthologies distributed internationally. Strongly influenced by the cinema of John Carpenter, Rod Serling, and Sam Raimi, as well as fantasy and horror literature and comics, he places writing and staging at the center of his research. His short film Soggetto Obsoleto, shot between Vedelago and Jesolo with a cast from across Italy, won seven awards at five festivals and over ten official selections. Many of his productions are available on the YouTube channel "The Bloor Pictures." In this episode, we talk with him about his journey in independent cinema, including short films, self-produced sets, and a deep passion for the genre. THE BLOOR PICTURES ▼    / @thebloorpictures   USEFUL LINKS ▼ Instagram:   / doppivisione   TikTok:   / doppivisione   Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2VXGLZ6... Amazon Music / Audible: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/f41... Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... Official Discord:   / discord   Federico's Letterboxd: https://letterboxd.com/FedericoAllocca/ Simone's Letterboxd: https://letterboxd.com/fraudolent/ With Federico Allocca, Simone Corti, and Nicola "Pegg" Pattaro Directed by Luca Mazzola Music and sound design by DEMONA aka Andrea Evangelista and Delio Gallmann Theme animation by Ida Corti Logo design by Chiara Quagliarella Audio post-production by Matteo Fusi With the support of Associazione La Terza Via and Sidereus Thanks to Raffaele Allocca, Gianlorenzo Bernabò Di Negro, Elisabetta Marrocco, Riccardo Romano, and Andrea Sestu 00:00:00 - Intro 00:00:56 - In Studio0 from Sidereus 00:03:22 - Guest introduction 00:04:27 - Who is Nicola Pegg? 00:06:50 - Practical Questions on Independent Cinema 00:08:21 - Cinema as a Profession and Cinema as a Passion 00:11:11 - How do you keep the authorial aspect alive? 00:17:24 - The Beginning (or How to Learn) 00:22:42 - What do you need to get started? 00:29:55 - The Cost of Being a Director 00:31:56 - The Ability to Overcome One's Limitations 00:37:41 - Managing the Unexpected 00:40:20 - The Evolution of Why We Make Film 00:43:38 - Constant Improvement 00:50:00 - The "Detective Jeanpaul" Series 00:53:50 - The World of Festivals 00:59:04 - The Need to Express Oneself 01:10:25 - The Burdens of Authorial Work 01:17:53 - The State of Genre Production in Italy