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  <title>3 TIME COMEDY FILM DIRECTOR RICK ALTIZER [EP. 238] </title>
  <description>Have you ever wondered what it takes to produce a movie, write a jingle, or land Bob Dylan's manager? Well, today you are in luck! I have a pod-swap interview with Rick Altizer. Not only is Rick an incredibly good friend, but we also share an office! Over the years I've learned a lot about his character, his dedication to his work, and his incredible focus. I thought you would find his story interesting and inspirational.&amp;amp;nbsp; Join me as I sit down and talk with Rick Altizer about what he has learned from his years in show business. Specifically, we talk about his run as a film director of such movies as&amp;amp;nbsp;Russ Taff - I Still Believe, and three projects with Chonda Pierce - &amp;quot;Enough&amp;quot;, &amp;quot;Laughing In The Dark&amp;quot; and &amp;quot;Unashamed&amp;quot;. Currently, Rick is working on a movie for the Kendrick Brothers (War Room, Courageous, Fire Proof) titled &amp;quot;Show Me the Father&amp;quot;. &amp;amp;nbsp; In the discussion, we talk about the gravity of story in films that can also be applied to your stand-up. We also dig into the nuts and bolts of organizing hours of material into a tangible product. Film Maker Rick Altizer Show Notes:  Rick's early years as a rock-n-roller How Bob Dylan's manager took him on Why he didn't get a deal with Sony The healthy lesson of finding your identity Finding a business partner to complement his creativity His work with Chonda Pierce How a plan for a 5-minute demo turned into a documentary Learning how to edit a movie The burden of expectation Looking at disappointments objectively  And a whole lot more! THANKS TO OUR PATREON SPONSOR: Thanks to John Smith for being our Patreon sponsor for this episode. You can learn more about supporting the podcast by visiting  THIS LINK. More with Rick Altizer: And if you like this episode, you may want to check out Rick's previous visit to the podcast on Episode 119 &amp;amp;nbsp;Stand-Up Comedy Examined. Visit his website: http://www.rickaltizer.com (c)(p) The Rik Roberts School of Laughs www.SchoolOfLaughs.com </description>
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