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Dave Chameides
The Op
Dave Chameides, an A Cam/Steadicam op with 35 years experience, 2 Emmy’s, an SOC Operator of the Year award for his work on Ozark, and a seriously cool collection of international toothpicks, brings you The Op, a podcast about Operating and the Art of Visual Storytelling. Geared towards all storytellers (Ops, DPs, Directors, Writers, and beyond) both young and old, every other week the Op will bring you a new interview with some of the best the film industry has to offer. Website and instagram: theop.io
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5.0 stars from 116 ratings
Opens up a hidden world
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“This podcast has helped demystify what goes on behind the camera. Guests are great story tellers and share their highs and lows.”
evie.113 via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
10/03/24
Learning from the best operators
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“This podcast and The Op’s website are a such an incredible resource for all filmmakers who want to learn about the ״art of visual storytelling” by listening to the best camera operators in the business. Thanks to Dave Chameides’ questions and friendly style, it’s easy to relate and be inspired...”Read full review »
Jujuinla via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/20/24
Fantastic!
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“If you want to learn the nuts and bolts and amazing stories from behind the scenes of movies and tv shows, this is a must listen! Dave is a great interviewer. Whether you are looking to learn or just interested in movie making this podcast will not disappoint!”
ACnyc917 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/05/24
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