The Vertical Buzz

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Gary & Edmund Entin | Hollywood Twins Go Vertical: The Vertical Buzz S3E5

Gary & Edmund Entin | Hollywood Twins Go Vertical: The Vertical Buzz S3E527 Aug1 h 30 min

Welcome to The Vertical Buzz, where vertical entertainment finds its voice. This week, host Buzz Leer sits down with twin brothers Gary & Edmund Entin, the writer-director-producer team behind 90 Degrees Films.

The Entin brothers have built careers spanning feature films, television, and the rapidly evolving world of vertical storytelling. As co-founders of 90 Degrees Films, they have created 14 vertical series for partners including Fox Drama, A&E, Lifetime, Pocket FM, and MicroHouse. Their feature film work includes Geography Club, Sins of Our Youth, A Country Christmas Harmony, and How Sarah Got Her Wings.

🎬 In this episode, Gary & Edmund talk about growing up in South Florida, making the transition from acting to directing, and discovering the vertical world. They take Buzz behind the scenes of their work with MicroHouse and talk about the challenges of relearning the filmmaking craft for a completely different format.

They also get candid about what it takes for actors to survive and thrive on vertical sets, why production quality is changing so quickly, and how vertical storytelling is beginning to bridge the gap between traditional Hollywood and a new generation of entertainment.

❤️ The brothers also spotlight projects including Tides of Temptation, Wrestling With Love, and Hope and Heartbreak, while discussing the importance of telling stories that connect emotionally with audiences.

And yes, because they're twins, Buzz couldn't resist getting into some twin taste debates. 👯

In this episode, you will learn:

• How Gary & Edmund built careers across film, television, and vertical entertainment

• How 90 Degrees Films got started

• What pushed them from acting into writing, directing, and producing

• How they made the transition into vertical storytelling

• What they've learned from producing 14 vertical series