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Jake VanHuss

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From promo videos to broadcast graphics and 3d animation to short films, this is the official podcast of VFXJake - aka Jake VanHuss, designer, production, and post-production artist.
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Back to the Frame Rate is a movie discussion podcast where filmmakers, actors, and passionate wannabes come together to celebrate the art of cinema. From beloved popcorn flicks of the '80s, '90s and today, to timeless classics and arthouse gems we cover it all. But we’re not just here to talk movies — we’re here to save them! In a world facing imminent asteroid-induced doom (think Armageddon without the happy ending), we’ve built a fallout shelter for the greatest films of all time. With onl ...
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This week we are joined by Claire of Why the Flick to cover an early 2000's movie 13 Going on 30!!! What will we think of this Rom-com? Will it be a happy go lucky time or will it deserve to be forgotten? Tune in to find out as we SHOOT THE FLICK!!! Why the Flick: https://open.spotify.com/show/0jJa7D1JKitfZAipvq31Uz?si=6d5dd8b43bd64c81…
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This week we dive into a highly debated movie when we cover 2005's Constantine. This is a movie celebrating its 20 year anniversary this week. What will we think of Keanu Reeves's attempt at this DC comic book character. Will it be a Supernatural hit or should it be one we close the book on? Tune in to find out as we SHOOT THE FLICK!!!…
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Yes! It's the one with Whitney. And Brandy. And the HOT Prince Charming. Finally, Frankie gets to gush about one of her absolute favorite childhood movies. And with the help of her friend Wyatt from the Disney Reel to Reel podcast, she will show her hubby Scott this MASTERPIECE for the first time! Will he actually enjoy this made-for-TV fairytale? …
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This week we are joined by Andrew Corns of the Revisionist Almanac to discuss a huge best picture winner! This week we cover the Coen's magnum opus No Country for Old Men! What will we think of this 2000's movie? Tune in to find out as we SHOOT THE FLICK!!! Revisionist Almanac: https://open.spotify.com/show/0k1pTUl2hYrgIiZpziFQTv?si=dcc7993d56c1407…
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Today, Mackenzie and Ben discuss the rapidly changing landscape of social media, focusing on the potential ban of TikTok and the implications for users and platforms like Meta. They explore the future of decentralized social media, the role of blockchain technology, and the challenges of user control over algorithms. The conversation also touches o…
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The Back to the Frame Rate 100th Episode Spectacular is a bittersweet celebration as we bid farewell to our beloved podcast. We gathered with a live audience to enjoy the cult classic 'Galaxy Quest' as part of our 'Party Like It's 1999' retrospective, and we were thrilled to have special guest Dan Martin join us for the occasion. The evening was ma…
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Join hosts Nathan, Bee, and Sam for an in-depth discussion on their top 10 films of 2024. From surprising hits to unexpected disappointments, they share their thoughts on the movies that left them gasping, applauding, or scratching their heads. Stick around for an important announcement about the future of the podcast. Don't miss their final showdo…
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This week, Mackenzie and Ben discuss the new Instagram feature—Trial Reels. They explain why they think Trial Reels are a great new addition to Instagram and how they would use it to build their accounts in 2025. They also discuss the possible side effects of a TikTok ban in the USA, Snapchat's incredible creator fund program, and so much more. Try…
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In this episode, we’re diving into our 2024 movie catch-up list with takes on some of the year’s most intriguing films. From the quirky indie charm of Hundreds of Beavers to the epic fantasy battles of The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim, we’re covering it all. We’ll also unpack the emotional journeys of The Outrun, the courtroom tension…
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Join us as we dive into the unforgettable world of Magnolia! We’re exploring its web of intertwined stories, digging into themes of family, love, and redemption. We’ll break down the film’s emotional depth, powerful performances, and how it examines flawed fatherhood and life’s unexpected twists. So, grab some popcorn and tune in for a fun, thought…
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This week we release our Christmas episode where we cover the holiday horror Gremlins from 1984! What will we think of this 80's creature feature? Will it be cute like Gizmo or bad like Stripe? Tune in to find out as we SHOOT THE FLICK!!! Also Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to everyone! Thank you for a wonderful season 5! Can't wait for season …
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As the clock ticks down to the end of the world, we dive into the chaotic landscape of high school politics with a sharp look at the dark comedy Election. Directed by Alexander Payne, this film cleverly dissects ambition, moral ambiguity, and the absurdity of student government. We debate whether it deserves a place in our vault of cinematic treasu…
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The Talented Mr. Ripley is a captivating exploration of identity, desire, and moral ambiguity, setting the stage for our 'Party Like It's 1999' Retrospective Series. As we delve into this lush, suspenseful film, we uncover how Tom Ripley's obsession with the privileged Dickie Greenleaf leads to a chilling descent into deception and murder. With sta…
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This week to start the Holiday Season we cover on of the earliest controversial biblical comedies with Monty Python's Life of Brian! What will we think of this 70s comedy will we roll down the aisles of the Coliseum laughing or should this have been left in the past? Does it hold up to Holy Grail? Tune in to find out as we SHOOT THE FLICK!!!…
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We wrap up our Noirvember retrospective by handing out awards and superlatives for the four films we've explored: Night Moves, Klute, The Long Goodbye, and The Yakuza. Each film brought its own unique flavor to the genre, and we dive deep into the standout performances and memorable moments that defined our viewing experience. From the best antiher…
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The Yakuza, directed by Sidney Pollack. We unpack the film's cultural clashes, action sequences, and unexpected twists. From Robert Mitchum's performance to unforgettable scenes, we explore what makes this film a unique blend of East meets West. Despite its poor reception at the time of release, it has received a surprising resurgence. Stick around…
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Well, its starting to get chilly outside. And we're in the mood for some pizza and fresh baked bread. So here comes the Oscar-winning 80s classic, Moonstruck!!! What will Scott and Frankie think of this romantic comedy starring Cher and Nic Cage? Tune in to find out as we SHOOT THE FLICK!!! Also...do you believe in a life after love?!?…
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The Long Goodbye (1973) reimagines the classic noir detective Philip Marlowe, as portrayed by Elliot Gould, in a way that both honors and subverts the genre's conventions. Set against the backdrop of a disillusioned 1970s Los Angeles, the film explores themes of loyalty and betrayal within a murky plot where everyone seems to be lying. Throughout t…
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This week, Mackenzie and Ben discuss the latest updates in social media, focusing on Facebook's redesign aimed at attracting Gen Z, the announcements from Meta Connect including AI innovations, and the implications of emerging technologies like VR and AR. 00:00 Introduction and Catch-Up 01:47 Facebook's Redesign and Targeting Gen Z 07:28 Meta Conne…
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This episode dives into the captivating world of 1971's "Klute," showcasing Jane Fonda's remarkable performance that left both hosts thoroughly impressed. As part of their Noirvember series, they explore the film's stunning cinematography and its themes of paranoia and identity, drawing parallels with the broader context of 1970s hard-boiled detect…
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Get ready to dive into the gritty world of 1970s Hard-Boiled Detective Noir. This week, we're kicking off our new retrospective series by cracking open Night Moves, the Arthur Penn classic. Follow private investigator Harry Mosby, brought to life by Gene Hackman, as he’s pulled deeper into a dark web of deceit and betrayal. The team unpacks the fil…
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October has come to a close, and we're wrapping up our Gothic Horror retrospective by diving into three chilling films: Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street, Angel Heart, and Crimson Peak. We not only discuss our thoughts on these cinematic gems but also hand out awards and superlatives, highlighting the most diabolical villains, shocking…
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Step right into the shadows, folks! Today we're diving deep into the blood-red world of Crimson Peak, where maestro Guillermo del Toro orchestrates a gothic symphony that's got us buzzing like a haunted pipe organ. This lavish ghost story has us all hypnotized by its drop-dead gorgeous visuals, but when it comes to what's lurking beneath that prett…
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This week for Spooky month we cover one of the big horror classics when cover A Nightmare on Elm Street! We are joined by Brucker Nourse of Autopsy of a Horror Movie to cover this 80s classic! Will it be a Nightmare or a Dream? Tune in to find out as we SHOOT THE FLICK!!! https://open.spotify.com/show/4yBIcwInQgTbZ11OugXT7Q?si=15587a1ddf27437f…
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This week, we dive into the 1987 gothic horror and film-noir classic, "Angel Heart," exploring its haunting atmosphere and complex narrative. As we discuss the film's unique blend of noir and horror elements, we reflect on the performances of Mickey Rourke and Robert De Niro, highlighting how their characters drive the story's tension. Our conversa…
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This week, Mackenzie and Ben delve into the latest developments in the social media landscape, and the importance of messaging across platforms! They discuss the future of advertising in messaging apps and emphasize the need for brands to adapt to changing user behaviors and the significance of direct communication with audiences! 00:00 Navigating …
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Get ready as Sam and Nathan dive headfirst into our brand-new retrospective series, Gothic Horror! We're kicking things off with Tim Burton’s 2007 dark musical masterpiece, 'Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street.' We’re breaking down this gothic tale, talking about Johnny Depp and Helena Bonham Carter's intense performances, and unpacking …
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