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The Big Hammock Podcast is where real conversations meet raw creativity. Based in Central Florida, the show brings together filmmakers, musicians, entrepreneurs, and independent creators who are building something from the ground up. It's not polished PR interviews it's honest, unfiltered dialogue about the grind, the wins, the setbacks, and what it actually takes to make something out of nothing. Hosted with a laid-back, high-energy vibe, The Big Hammock feels more like hanging out with friends than watching an interview. Whether it's breaking down the realities of indie filmmaking, telling wild behind-the-scenes stories, or giving a platform to voices that deserve to be heard, the show is rooted in authenticity and community. At its core, The Big Hammock Podcast is about one thing: giving creators a space to be real, be heard, and inspire the next wave coming up.
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Jake Green is a self-funded independent documentary filmmaker who has produced two feature documentaries, with a third on the way — all while operating on shoestring budgets, traveling constantly, and living off-grid in Montana. In this episode of The Big Hammock Podcast, Zac, Travis, and Malcolm talk with Jake about documentary filmmaking, self-funding projects, traveling for stories, working without studio backing, and what it really takes to finish a feature documentary when every dollar and every mile matters.This one is for filmmakers, storytellers, dreamers, and anyone trying to build something with limited resources but unlimited drive.Tonight’s guest: Jake GreenTopic: Documentary filmmaking, self-funded films, off-grid living, Montana, travel, independent film, and real-life storytelling.New episodes of The Big Hammock Podcast every Tuesday at 8 PM on YouTube. #podmatch #youtubeSubscribe, comment, and help us grow the hammock.https://www.youtube.com/@thebighammockpodcast/watch
Subecribe to our Youtube Channel https://www.youtube.com/@thebighammockpodcastWhat is “Mamochka… and why is everyone calling it disturbing? On this episode of The Big Hammock Podcast, we sit down with the director of the indie horror film Mamochka to break down the story, the meaning behind the title, and how this dark film came to life.This isn’t your typical horror movie…It’s psychological. It’s unsettling. And it sticks with you.If you’re into indie horror, dark stories, and real conversations with filmmakers, this is a must watch.Welcome to The Big Hammock Podcast an independent creator-driven platform built for filmmakers, musicians, actors, producers, and culture builders who are doing it without the safety net of the traditional industry.Based in Ocala, Florida, The Big Hammock Podcast delivers long-form, in-studio conversations focused on the real mechanics of building a creative career from independent film production and horror filmmaking to touring music, entrepreneurship, and regional storytelling.No scripts.No corporate filters.No gatekeeping.Just honest conversations about craft, mindset, and the grind.
Subcribe to our Youtube channel https://www.youtube.com/@thebighammockpodcastBryan Louzil of Mometu joins The Big Hammock Podcast for a conversation every indie filmmaker and movie fan should hear.In this episode, we talk about filmmaking, independent movies, the challenge of getting your work seen, and how platforms like Mometu are creating opportunities for filmmakers outside the traditional Hollywood system. Bryan shares insight into the streaming world, what Mometu is about, and why independent films still matter. If you are a filmmaker, actor, writer, producer, or just someone who loves discovering movies outside the mainstream, this episode is for you. The Big Hammock Podcast is all about independent creators, real stories, filmmaking, music, comedy, and the people building something from the ground up. Watch the full episode, drop a comment, and let us know what you think about the future of indie film and streaming.Subscribe to The Big Hammock Podcast and help us keep building a home for independent creators.
Subcribe to our Youtube Channel https://www.youtube.com/@thebighammockpodcastTonight on The Big Hammock Podcast, we sit down with writer/director Stefan van de Graaff for a conversation about indie filmmaking, creative risk, and what it really takes to bring a film to life.Stefan is known for Simmer (2020) and One of Us (2026), and in this episode we get into the real process behind making films, building momentum as an independent creator, and pushing a project from idea to screen. IMDb lists him for Simmer, I Can’t Be Sorry, and One of Us, while recent podcast coverage describes Simmer as a micro-budget feature that landed on HBO Max and One of Us as his newer film starring Kit Connor.If you’re into filmmaking, indie cinema, behind-the-scenes stories, and honest talk about the creative grind, this is an episode you’ll want to watch all the way through. We talk about the challenges, the breakthroughs, and the reality of making films in today’s landscape. Recent interviews also describe One of Us as a mystery-horror project that premiered at the Manchester Film Festival.Make sure to like, comment, and subscribe to The Big Hammock Podcast for more conversations with filmmakers, artists, and creators.#TheBigHammockPodcast #StefanvandeGraaff #IndieFilm #Filmmaking #DirectorInterview #BehindTheScenes #Simmer #OneOfUs #KitConnorAffiliate link: https://www.joinpodmatch.com/thebighammockpodcast
Subcribe to our Youtube Channel https://www.youtube.com/@thebighammockpodcastTonight on The Big Hammock Podcast, we’re talking with Director Will Adams about his new movie Tube-E Movie — a satirical comedy that takes aim at streaming culture, digital distribution, and the independent filmmaker hustle. Public film listings describe the movie as written, directed, and produced by Will Adams, with a streaming release on February 6, 2026, and Buffalo 8 lists cast including Adele Givens, Damon Williams, and Brandall Cole.In this episode, we get into the creative process behind the film, the reality of indie filmmaking, and what it takes to build a movie in today’s content-driven world. Tube-E Movie has been described as a chaotic, meta comedy built around film characters rebelling inside their own movie, which makes this a great conversation for filmmakers, comedy fans, and anyone interested in how independent creators are navigating the modern streaming era.If you love independent film, behind-the-scenes stories, and hearing how creators bring bold ideas to life, this is an episode you do not want to miss.Make sure to like, comment, and subscribe to The Big Hammock Podcast for more conversations with filmmakers, artists, and creators.#TheBigHammockPodcast #WillAdams #TubeEMovie #IndieFilm #Filmmaking #Buffalo8 #ChicagoFilm
Subcribe to our Youtube Channel https://www.youtube.com/@thebighammockpodcastHAVE YOU CHECKED OUT THE FILM THAT ASKS THE QUESTION, “WHAT IF JASON STATHAM BATTLED CHRISTOPHER LEE’S DRACULA?!?!”It’s the burning question on everyone’s mind, and BayView Entertainment has the answer!Don’t believe us?! Check this out:https://youtu.be/8C4EHHkhAWgBetter yet, check out the ENTIRE film right NOW, on these finer streamers:AMAZON US: https://www.amazon.com/Dracula-Rise-Vampire-Dean-Meadows/dp/B0GMMFFWHM/ref=sr_1_2AMAZON UK: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Dracula-Rise-Vampire-Dean-Meadows/dp/B0GMM9RLKR/ref=sr_1_10FANDANGO AT HOME: https://athome.fandango.com/content/browse/details/Dracula-Rise-of-the-Vampire/4903043
Subecribe to our Youtube Channel https://www.youtube.com/@thebighammockpodcastThe Big Hammock Podcast has officially been around for ONE FULL YEAR and we’re celebrating the only way we know how: stories, chaos, laughs, call-ins, and movie trivia.In this special anniversary episode, Zac, Travis, Malcom, and Damon take a walk down memory lane and look back at how far the show has come over the past year. From our first episodes, our indie film journey, the wild guests, the loyal supporters, and the community that helped keep this thing alive this one is for everybody who has been riding with The Big Hammock Podcast from the beginning.We also have special call-ins from fan favorites James and Dave, bringing even more laughs and memories to the show. Then, to end the night, we put everybody to the test with some movie trivia.This episode is a celebration of the fans, the friends, the film, and the madness that made year one possible. Thank you for supporting The Big Hammock Podcast. Here’s to one year down… and a lot more chaos to come.Watch, like, comment, and subscribe to help us keep growing.The Big Hammock Podcast — The Boys Are Back in Town 4: Happy 1 Year Anniversary#TheBigHammockPodcast #BigHammock #PodcastAnniversary #MovieTrivia #IndieFilm #OcalaFlorida #FloridaPodcast #TheBigHammock
Subcribe to our Youtube Channelhttps://www.youtube.com/@thebighammockpodcastWelcome to The Big Hammock Podcast an independent creator-driven platform built for filmmakers, musicians, actors, producers, and culture builders who are doing it without the safety net of the traditional industry.Based in Ocala, Florida, The Big Hammock Podcast delivers long-form, in-studio conversations focused on the real mechanics of building a creative career from independent film production and horror filmmaking to touring music, entrepreneurship, and regional storytelling.No scripts.No corporate filters.No gatekeeping.Just honest conversations about craft, mindset, and the grind.
The Big Hammock Podcast is where real conversations meet raw creativity. Based in Central Florida, the show brings together filmmakers, musicians, entrepreneurs, and independent creators who are building something from the ground up. It's not polished PR interviews it's honest, unfiltered dialogue about the grind, the wins, the setbacks, and what it actually takes to make something out of nothing. Hosted with a laid-back, high-energy vibe, The Big Hammock feels more like hanging out with friends than watching an interview. Whether it's breaking down the realities of indie filmmaking, telling wild behind-the-scenes stories, or giving a platform to voices that deserve to be heard, the show is rooted in authenticity and community. At its core, The Big Hammock Podcast is about one thing: giving creators a space to be real, be heard, and inspire the next wave coming up.
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