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Published by Steve Davis
Join filmmaker Steve Davis as he pulls back the curtain on the invisible choices that shape what we see, hear, and feel on screen. The Hidden Frame explores the unseen layers of creative work through candid conversations with filmmakers, musicians, artists, editors, designers, and storytellers. From breakthrough moments to creative failures, from instinct to craft, this is a podcast about the hidden decisions audiences may never notice, but always feel. --- Follow us on Instagram: @thehiddenframepod & @stevedavis.creative
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Vo Williams joins Steve Davis on The Hidden Frame to explore his journey from Florida rap battles to more than 3,000 music placements across sports, film, TV, and gaming. From Metallica’s influence to his WWE anthem “Greatness” and their Milwaukee Bucks collaboration, they unpack the craft of epic hip hop and what it takes to create music that gives you goosebumps.
In this prologue, host and filmmaker Steve Davis introduces The Hidden Frame , a podcast about the creative choices we often feel before we consciously notice them. From directing and acting to cinematography, editing, music, sound, VFX, and production design, the series explores the invisible choices that turn craft into emotion. Steve reflects on a career spent crafting unforgettable moments that have electrified arenas and brought thousands of fans to their feet, while revealing the countless hidden decisions that shape what an audience ultimately sees, hears, and feels.
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