Clint Bentley and Greg Kwedar, renowned filmmakers behind 'Sing Sing' and 'Jockey,' delve into their revolutionary payment model where everyone on set, from actors to production assistants, earns the same rate. They explore the perks of equitable compensation in film, emphasizing transparency and collaboration among all contributors. Their discussion highlights how this model not only supports fair pay but also fosters a strong team mentality. Plus, they touch on Tom Cruise's legendary coconut cakes and predict possible Oscar nominations.

Filmmaker Greg Kwedar focuses on stories of criminal justice, while Clarence "Divine Eye" Maclin is a formerly incarcerated actor advocating for rehabilitation through the arts. They explore the transformative power of theater in Sing Sing prison, discussing how artistic expression fosters community and emotional growth. The duo reflects on personal journeys behind bars, illustrating how comedy and storytelling redefine incarcerated identities and promote hope, resilience, and the potential for redemption.