EP362 | Why Filmmakers Should Study Classic Comedies

2025-08-26

On today’s episode of In Love with the Process, host Mike Pecci pulls back the curtain on his latest film Metanoia, which is about to make its festival run. Mike shares why he believes this is the most beautifully textured film he has ever directed, crediting the collaboration with artist Gina Manning and the stunning imagery captured by cinematographer David Kruta.He also talks about the tools and techniques that made those visuals possible, and how the right gear can transform storytelling. Beyond filmmaking, Mike dives into the classic comedies he has been revisiting lately, offering a fresh perspective on the movies many of us grew u...

On today’s episode of In Love with the Process, host Mike Pecci pulls back the curtain on his latest film Metanoia, which is about to make its festival run. Mike shares why he believes this is the most beautifully textured film he has ever directed, crediting the collaboration with artist Gina Manning and the stunning imagery captured by cinematographer David Kruta.

He also talks about the tools and techniques that made those visuals possible, and how the right gear can transform storytelling. Beyond filmmaking, Mike dives into the classic comedies he has been revisiting lately, offering a fresh perspective on the movies many of us grew up with.

As a special treat, Mike is giving listeners a free link to his award-winning short film Come Home. If you’ve ever wanted to see it, now’s your chance.

This is a fun and personal one-on-one with the filmmaker behind the show, packed with inspiration, honesty, and a peek into what’s coming next.

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