In Love With The Process

On this very special Christmas episode of In Love with the Process, host Mike Pecci skips the guest entirely and sits down for a one on one episode with the only people who actually matter. You.This is a full year wrap up fueled by holiday chaos, reflection, and questionable decision making. Mike talks about attending the Scott Free Christmas party and casually meeting Ridley Scott, which is exactly as surreal as it sounds. He also tells the story of renting a mansion in the Hollywood Hills for a family Christmas, complete with a hot tub, a heated pool, and billionaire neighbors who were absolutely not thrilled about any of it.Somewhere between the champagne and the chlorine, Mike drops new information about his next film and starts unpacking the mantra guiding him into the new year. The conversation turns toward staying human in an industry that feels increasingly automated, performative, and obsessed with AI content farms. Less hustle culture, more real life. Less chasing trends, more stories worth telling.

On today’s episode of In Love with the Process, host Mike Pecci sits down with model, cosplayer, and podcaster Erica Fett, whose journey is anything but ordinary.Erica walked away from a career in criminal justice to pursue life as a full-time pinup model and cosplayer, choosing creativity, authenticity, and nerd culture over a traditional path. Today she is one of the most recognizable faces in modern pinup and a thriving creator with a massive following.Mike and Erica go back to their early days together during Mike’s Suicide Girls photography era and dive into the craft behind creating an unforgettable image. They talk about what it takes to shoot a truly electric photo, how a model stays consistent in style and tone, and how Erica built a career by unapologetically being herself.Erica also opens up about the pressures of modeling, how law school gave her the confidence to bet on her own voice, and the realities of making a living through modeling, cosplay, and content creation in today’s world.If you have

On todays episode of Right Place Right Time, Mike takes you on a Bar Safari through Detroit and finds himself in a strange situation as he tries to figure out if the owner of the bar is actually alive or if he literally walked into a drinking spot run by a ghost. It is a wild one.Lance jumps in with a story from a recent job where he ended up in the right place at the right time to meet some of the biggest celebrities in the business. He breaks down which stars are genuinely cool in real life and which ones are not so great behind the scenes.The show keeps evolving as Mike and Lance test out new segments, chase weird adventures, and try to make sense of the chaos that seems to follow them everywhere.Watch the full episode on YouTube at @inlovewiththeprocess and join the ride as Right Place Right Time continues to grow every week.

On today’s episode of In Love with the Process, Mike is joined by musician Megan McDuffee, the powerhouse who caught his attention on Instagram with her killer synthwave remakes of pop and metal tracks. Her sound is cinematic, bold, and unmistakably her own.Mike and Megan dig into what it really takes to survive as a modern musician without radio, without a label, and without the old industry safety nets. They break down how to push through the algorithm, how to build an audience from scratch, and the secret to keeping fans engaged in a world where attention lasts about two seconds.They also take listeners on a sonic deep dive into Megan’s music, exploring her influences, her creative process, and the mindset required to stay inspired while fighting against the odds.If you are searching for incredible new music or you are a musician trying to carve your own path, this is a must-listen episode.► Megan's IG► Mike's IG ► ILWP's IG Music: Code Elektro & Megan McDuffee——SPONSORS——► SoundMorph► FujiFi

On todays episode of Right Place Right Time, hosts Lance A Williams and Mike Pecci react to a listeners absolutely unbelievable stories. This guy claims he has lived through one insane event after another, from surviving a plane crash, to being kidnapped by pirates, to somehow being adopted by millionaires. Yes, we were skeptical too. Mike and Lance play the voice message and break down every twist to figure out if this is the greatest Right Place Right Time story ever told or if this guy is completely full of it. The breakdown gets funnier and stranger as they try to make sense of each impossible detail. And as if that was not enough chaos for one episode, the guys start connecting dots that might explain how Lance ended up on a serial killers mural. The mystery only gets weirder as the clues start lining up. Strap in for one of the wildest episodes in the history of the show. Subscribe on YouTube at @inlovewiththeprocess for more unbelievable stories, off the beaten path adventures, and cinematic conversati

On a very special episode of In Love with the Process, host Mike Pecci takes you inside the camera that every cinematographer is talking about, the Fujifilm GFX ETERNA 55. This camera blends Fujifilm’s heritage with modern innovation, built to deliver technical excellence and to elevate the emotional power of visual storytelling.Joining Mike is cinematographer Ore Soffer (The Creator), who recently put the GFX ETERNA 55 to the test while shooting his new film OKAY. Together they discuss how the camera held up under extreme conditions, why true filmmakers focus on tone and emotion over specs, and how chasing feeling over perfection leads to extraordinary work.This episode is more than a gear review. It’s a deep dive into the creative spirit behind filmmaking, experimentation, and discovery. Whether you want to know how this camera performs, or you just want to reignite your love of cinema, this is the episode for you.Subscribe for more conversations that celebrate the process of filmmaking and the artists who

Have you ever met someone and felt like you’ve known them your whole life? In this episode of Right Place Right Time, hosts Mike Pecci and Lance A. Williams dive into the strange magic of instant connections, why we bond so deeply with strangers and what it means when romance sparks out of nowhere.They also drop some love for CZARFACE, DESIRE, and the new Black Hawk Down 4K, plus shoutouts to Jonathan Bates for our theme song, Mitch Murder for additional music, Fujifilm for the gear, and Grim Reaper Coffee Co. for fueling the chaos.If you love wild stories, nostalgia, and those surreal moments when the universe just clicks, hit like, subscribe, and jump into more Right Place Right Time.Follow @mikepecci and @golancego on Instagram for merch, giveaways, and behind-the-scenes drops.

It has been a massive week for director Mike Pecci and creative director and photographer Gina Manning, with the official press releases, film teaser, and photo shoot drop for their project METANOIA, a haunting and visually stunning collaboration years in the making.To celebrate, Mike is joined by Sedona Legge, the film’s lead actress, a fashion model, seamstress, and designer of custom couture pieces. Together, they go deep into their creative process, exploring how Sedona literally conjured a demon on set through performance, movement, and emotional transformation.The conversation also dives into the reality of working in the fashion world, the physical and mental demands of modeling, the pressures of image, and how artistry fuels survival in both industries. They also bond over food, stories from the set, and the joy of true collaboration.Mike takes time to celebrate the gear, studios, and sponsors who helped bring Metanoia to life. This is a special episode for anyone who loves art, film, fashion, and the

Why do we keep chasing fear? In this episode of Right Place Right Time, filmmaker Mike Pecci and actor Lance A. Williams explore our strange addiction to being scared, both in real life and on screen. From near-death moments to the movies that shook us, this conversation dives into what fear really does to our brains, why we crave it, and how it shapes who we are. If you love deep talks about creativity, danger, and the thrill of the unknown, this one’s for you. Watch on YOUTUBE: https://youtu.be/Ok8Xe0ojvhw

On today’s episode of In Love with the Process, host Mike Pecci is joined by director and AI filmmaker Steve Davis, who recently signed with one of the first AI-focused ad agencies. Steve shares his journey from working as a videographer to moving through nearly every position on a film set, all while chasing innovation at the frontlines of AI filmmaking.Mike and Steve dive into the growing tension between creativity and corporate control. They talk about Netflix’s positive new restrictions on AI use, the dangerous ways corporations are using technology to cut corners, and why the real threat to filmmakers isn’t AI itself, it’s institutional greed. From mass layoffs to profit-driven decision-making, Mike argues that Silicon Valley and major corporations are exploiting technology to make the wealthy even richer, while eroding creative industries in the process.This episode is a fiery, honest look at the future of filmmaking, the ethics of AI, and how artists can reclaim their power by choosing where to put the

**In the official cannon of our podcast this is Episode 64, but since it is now on YouTube we are rebooting to EP 001**Watch on Youtube: https://youtu.be/EZoQ3-qn1cMTwo best friends, Hollywood horror film director Mike Pecci and actor writer Lance A. Williams, set out to prove that success is all about being in the right place at the right time. From the chaos of the film business to late night Bar Safaris and road trips filled with food, drinks, and wild stories, they are chasing meaning, laughter, and a reason not to quit. Each episode dives into the real creative grind, how to find love, land the dream gig, score that impossible apartment, or just pull yourself off the couch and into the world. Expect raw honesty, ridiculous adventures, and a cinematic look at friendship and survival in Hollywood. If you love shows like Bad Friends, Your Moms House, or Good Mythical Morning, you will feel right at home here. Mike and Lance talk filmmaking, underground music, food, travel, and all the nerdy gear that keeps

On today’s episode of In Love with the Process, host Mike Pecci sits down with director Deborah Correa to talk about her new western The War Between. The two quickly bond over their shared love for cinematic language, exploring what makes the western genre both beautiful and brutally difficult to pull off.Deborah opens up about the challenges of shooting a western, from capturing the perfect coverage to blocking sweeping wide shots and ensuring every detail feels true to the period. She also shares what it takes to graduate from directing short films to completing her first feature, and the emotional and creative lessons learned along the way.This episode is a passionate love letter to filmmaking, filled with insight, laughter, and an appreciation for the craft that makes movies timeless. Strap in for an inspiring conversation about the power of visual storytelling.► The War Between► Mike's IG ► ILWP's IG Music by: Code Elektro & Big Black Delta——SPONSORS——► SoundMorph► FujiFilm► Puget Systems►

On today’s episode of In Love with the Process, we dive deep into the emotional power of sound and the artistry behind sound design. Host Mike Pecci is joined by Jason Cushing, the founder and creative lead of SoundMorph, to explore how sound shapes the worlds we see and feel on screen.With over two decades in the industry, Jason has crafted sound for AAA titles like Mass Effect 2 at Electronic Arts, created custom weapon effects for Epic Games, and collaborated with studios including Warner Bros. and Squanch Games. His company, SoundMorph, has become a cornerstone for professional sound designers, providing cutting-edge tools and libraries that inspire the next generation of creators.Mike and Jason dig into their shared love of building worlds one sound at a time, breaking down how sound design is as emotional as it is technical. They talk innovation, collaboration, and the raw details that make great sound unforgettable.Plus, Mike gives listeners an exclusive sneak peek at the upcoming Right Place Right Tim

When Marc Maron announced that WTF was coming to an end, it felt like a friend was leaving town. For almost two decades, Marc and his producer Brendan McDonald built a place where artists, comedians, and creators could be honest about who they were. It was raw, funny, emotional, and deeply human.In this episode, filmmaker and host Mike Pecci looks back at how WTF inspired him to start In Love with the Process nearly seven years ago. He talks about how Marc’s willingness to share his flaws and emotions shaped the way he approaches his own show, and how a conversation with Brendan McDonald early on helped guide him toward finding his voice behind the mic.This is not a goodbye, it is a thank you. A celebration of the impact Marc and Brendan had on so many of us, and a reflection on what happens next for those who still crave that kind of honesty in the creative world.If WTF ever made you laugh, cry, or feel seen, this episode is for you.► WTF Podcast► Brendan McDonald's Episode► Mike's IG ► ILWP's IG M

On today’s episode of In Love with the Process, host Mike Pecci sits down with Ben Semanoff, the Emmy-nominated director known for his work on Ozark and Black Rabbit. Ben shares his incredible journey from medical school to camera operator to directing some of the most acclaimed television shows on the air today.The two talk about Ben’s collaboration with Jason Bateman, the creative power that comes from working with the same actors and crew, and why finding people who consistently deliver and keeping them close is the secret to building great work. Ben also gives invaluable insight into working with actors on a television set, explaining how to inspire them, earn their trust, and guide them toward your vision without losing their authenticity.This episode is a masterclass in directing, collaboration, and the art of bringing out the best in your team. A must-listen for anyone passionate about filmmaking and storytelling at the highest level.► Ben's IG► Mike's IG ► ILWP's IG Music by: Code Elektro, R

On this episode of In Love with the Process, host Mike Pecci sits down with filmmaker Joe Burke to dive deep into how he made his feature film Burt on a micro-budget of just seven thousand dollars.They talk about the real challenges and creative breakthroughs that come with low-budget filmmaking, from working with limited resources to finding authentic performances that connect with audiences. Mike and Joe also dig into the world of self-distribution, exploring whether filmmakers truly need Hollywood to release their movies in theaters, and Joe’s answer might surprise you.This is an inspiring deep dive into independent cinema, filled with practical advice, honesty, and motivation for anyone dreaming of making their own film. If you have ever wanted to take the leap and create something that speaks directly to your audience, this episode will light that spark.► Burt screening times► Mike's IG ► ILWP's IG Music by: Code Elektro, Ron Cannon & Mitch Murder——SPONSORS——► SoundMorph► FujiFilm► Puget Sy

On this episode of In Love with the Process, we explore the importance of being genuine in how you live, how you create, and how you present yourself to the world. The clothes you wear, the food you eat, the music you love, and the adventures you collect all become a roadmap to who you are.Host Mike Pecci is joined by Pete Searson, long time surfer, punk rock fanatic, and one half of the Tellason brand. Pete shares the story behind their obsession with raw denim, why quality products that last matter more than disposable trends, and how a great pair of jeans can act like a canvas for your life story.This is an episode about authenticity, craftsmanship, and how experience leaves its mark on everything we wear and everything we do.► Tellason► Tellason IG► Mike's IG ► ILWP's IG Music by: Code Elektro, Ron Cannon & Mitch Murder——SPONSORS——► SoundMorph► FujiFilm► Puget Systems► Blackmagic Design Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It is that time of year when people want to be scared, to be freaked out, and with thousands of new listeners joining us from my 12KM Top 3 Horror List and asking for recommendations, this is the perfect moment to unleash this episode.Today we are diving into 1980s horror films you have never seen. A collection of the gross, the gruesome, and the often ridiculous. Joining me is Ryan Graveface, the mastermind behind Terror Vision, Graveface Records, and the Graveface Museum in Chicago. Ryan is the modern-day equivalent of that video store clerk from our childhoods — the guy who knows all the underground, super-cool horror films you never knew existed.Together, we go deep into the world of underground horror, exploring how these films were made, how they were distributed, and most importantly, which ones you should be watching this Halloween.If you are ready for a crash course in bizarre, bloody, and brilliant 80s horror, this episode is your gateway into the weirdest corners of the genre.► Graveface Website► G

How often do you sit through the closing credits of a movie, waiting for that extra cut scene teasing the next superhero franchise, and wonder why it takes so many people to make a film? At In Love with the Process, we love introducing you to those crew credits you may have never noticed.Today’s guest is one of the best in Los Angeles, Travis Beck, a Location Manager, filmmaker, and actor. Travis breaks down what it really takes to secure and manage film locations, from hunting down the perfect spot to navigating permits, traffic cops, parking trucks, movie chairs, and calming nervous location owners.It is a wild ride full of crazy set stories, behind the scenes insights, and the definitive answer to one of Hollywood’s biggest questions: How much does it actually cost to film in LA?If you have ever been curious about the hidden heroes of filmmaking, this episode is your backstage pass.► Travis's IG► Mike's IG ► ILWP's IG Music by: Code Elektro & Mitch Murder——SPONSORS——► SoundMorph► FujiFilm► Pu

On this special episode of In Love with the Process, host and horror film director Mike Pecci takes you inside the editing process that makes his films so visceral. He breaks down why sound is just as important as image, shares his obsession with sound design, and talks about the thrill of building a library of unforgettable sound effects.It is also the perfect moment to announce our new partnership with SoundMorph. Their epic sound packs have become an industry standard, used in countless Hollywood productions, and now you can access them to make your own projects sound massive and cinematic.If you are ready to elevate your storytelling and give your films the sound they deserve, this is the episode for you.Check out SoundMorph now!► Mike's IG ► ILWP's IG Music by: Code Elektro & Mitch Murder——SPONSORS——► FujiFilm► Puget Systems► Blackmagic Design Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.