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Jeff Fisher
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Director, Screenwriter, Producer
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Jeff Fisher is a director and writer whose credits include Paramount Pictures' "The Stranger in My Home" and "The Image of You," Hallmark's highest-rated film "My Christmas Love," and reality hits like "Keeping Up With The Kardashians" and "The Simple Life." Visit www.reeltalkwithjeff.com for more industry insights.
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Nov 21, 2025 ∙ 9 min
Half a Dress, Full Panic: What Happens When Marisa Tomei's Dress Goes Missing on Your Broke-Ass Musical
Jessica Tuck, Larry Poindexter, Laura Leighton and Chris Jacobs in ANGELS, BABY! by Jeff Fisher Let me tell you about the time I put a musical on my credit cards, almost had to shoot the finale topless, cast Sydney from "Melrose Place," gave my mom her big showbiz moment, and somehow lived to tell the tale. This is the story of "Angels, Baby!" - the short film that taught me there's no such thing as short film jail. WHEN ONE RISK LEADS TO ANOTHER I had just made my first short film, a...
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Nov 2, 2025 ∙ 7 min
How My Grandmother Helped Me Break the Ice with Martin Scorsese (And What It Taught Me About Directing)
Mr. Scorsese and Freddie Francis on the set of CAPE FEAR by Jeff Fisher The year was 1991, and I was about to get the education of a lifetime—though I had no idea it would come from a Yiddish word my grandmother used to say. FROM CRAFT SERVICE TO CAPE FEAR My first real production job in South Florida was doing Craft Service on an American Playhouse show called THE SUNSET GANG—three short stories about people in their golden years. Great cast: Jerry Stiller, Anne Meara, Uta Hagen, and others....
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Oct 26, 2025 ∙ 5 min
How Getting Fired Over O.J. Simpson Taught Me Everything About Directing Under Pressure
It was 1994, and I was making $325 a week as an assistant at one of Hollywood's major talent agencies. Lots of making my boss lunch reservations at Chasen’s or The Grill, rolling call lists two hundred names deep... and sometimes watching the random stapler being hurled to get an assistant’s attention. I still get PTSD when I pass that old building on Wilshire Boulevard. If you've never worked at a talent agency, think The Devil Wears Prada meets Succession vibes. The agency I worked for...
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