In the new Filmmaker in Focus episode, I sat down with Gui Agustini, who you may have seen on Elsbeth, or The Time Traveler's Wife, and he's the voice of Roberto da Costa on X-Men '97, but what you may not know is that he's a very talented and accomplished filmmaker too!

In this interview, we talked about his journey in filmmaking, some of his inspirations, his future in front of and behind the camera, and, of course, a little bit of X-Men '97.

You can find Gui doing all kinds of things from music to acting reels to appearances on Instagram, and you can check out some of his short films on YouTube.

And if you want to check out our first interview on X-Friends, talking about X-Men '97 season one, you can find that here.

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Filmmaker Robin De Vernon Ryding from Fulfilment Pictures is back for a brief update on his short film, Fatherhood, and to talk about the past, present, and future of the Fulfillment Pictures Arts Short Film Festival in East Kilbride, as it prepares for its 2nd annual event.

You can find Robin on Instagram, and make sure to check out FulfilmentPictures.com and their collection of short films and videos on YouTube.

Enter the FP Arts Short Film Festival Ticket Giveaway for a chance to win a 3-day pass to the festival!

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Writer/Director Emmanuel Duga joined the show to talk about his inspirations and aspirations as a filmmaker, working with friends, filming locally, and his feature work, Nothing Ever Happens in Burbank, CA.

Nothing Ever Happens in Burbank, CA is available now on Amazon, and check out the trailers for his other films, Jeff Gets A Job and The Stranger, on YouTube. You can find Emmanuel on Instagram @manmanduga and stay up to date with Emmanuel's work at PresentTenseFilms.com.

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