Bigfoot Conferences, Spielberg’s Secrets, and The Magnificent 7!Dave is back by popular demand! In this episode, we’re diving deep into the world of cryptids as we recap our experience at the latest Bigfoot Conference. We also take a cinematic journey through the legendary career of Steven Spielberg and debate whether The Magnificent 7 still holds up as a Western masterpiece.Stick around until the end for a high-stakes round of Movie Trivia focused entirely on Car Race Films can you beat Zac and Travis?https://www.youtube.com/@thebighammockpodcast

https://www.youtube.com/@thebighammockpodcastFrom Bigfoot to Pro Wrestling: 50-film director Jeremy Norrie shares his journey filming strange phenomenon for major streaming apps.

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https://www.youtube.com/@thebighammockpodcastKris Keppeler joins The Big Hammock Podcast to talk about becoming a voice actor, voice over work, audiobooks, film acting, stage, and building a career with your voice.Kris Keppeler is a narrator, actor, voice actor, and writer who has narrated and produced over 50 audiobooks. In this episode, we talk about moving from stage and musical theatre into film, voice acting, audiobook narration, storytelling, and what it really takes to build a creative career using your voice.This episode is for anyone interested in voice acting, voice over, audiobook narration, acting, independent film, storytelling, and creative careers outside the Hollywood system.