Ep06 Positive Role Models - with Dan Joyce Artwork

CVP Presents: Still Rolling

Still Rolling, the moment on set when the actor fluffs their lines, the pyrotechnics go off early, you’ve set the runner on fire and the camera operator pretends they hit record when they ask for another take. Sometimes you just have to push on. Josh Allen brings guests out of their shell with regular feature ‘On Set Confessions’, pries into their private lives and provides a bit of counselling. Guests are from all over the film industry, the unsung heroes to the stiffs in charge of the money. Josh finds out what gets them out of bed in the morning and what keeps them up at night.

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CVP Presents: Still Rolling

Ep06 Positive Role Models - with Dan Joyce

June 03, 2020 • Josh Allen • Episode 6

Episode six of Still Rolling gets back to the creators, this week Josh welcomes Dan Joyce. Mr Joyce, well where do you start? This guy has done things that humans shouldn’t be subjected to, the worst part is that he volunteered himself. Our interest lies in how on earth a show like Dirty Sanchez even got commissioned, we won’t dwell on the stunts, we don’t want to trigger a PTSD episode and that’s just our concerns for Josh. In much more pleasant news in recent years Dan Joyce has been going from strength to strength in establishing himself behind the camera. So we’ll talk to him about his inspirations and how he conducts himself behind the camera to get the results that he does. Finding the creativity in the things that most people would overlook. Dan Joyce has a style all his own, Josh also talks to him about the state of creative education as more and more parents are coming to terms with delivering education from home. We think he’s got it figured out as his little girl Margot was presented with her Blast Skates ‘My First Skateboard Kit’ a few months ago.

Dan Buck Joyce or as you may have heard of him, Dan Joyce has a long standing history in front of and behind the camera. Finding his five minutes as one of the cast members of MTV’s Dirty Sanchez he then went on to point cameras at whatever things piqued his interests. From skateboarding to race cars, Dan’s style was always present. With a look clearly influenced by skate culture, from the board designs in the late 80s to the very first skate films themselves. His charm is in his ‘do what you can with what you’ve got’ attitude that definitely sets him apart. Dan’s ability to create something with tools that others wouldn’t know what to do with is a sight to behold.