Joseph Gordon-Levitt

In this engaging discussion, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, an acclaimed actor and founder of HitRecord, alongside Brian Koppelman, a talented showrunner known for Billions, delve into the adaptation of Uber's tumultuous story into their series, Super Pumped. They enthusiastically unpack the challenges of crafting compelling narratives from real-life events and the responsibility of storytellers in today's culture. They also reflect on innovative techniques used during filming and the dynamic interplay between ambition and morality within the entrepreneurial landscape.

Joseph Gordon-Levitt discusses the impact of AI on the film industry, including compensation for creators and the future of digital actors. He also shares his thoughts on competition, collaboration, and the challenges of compensating contributors in the film industry.

What do you dream of while working on Inception? Neil deGrasse Tyson sits down with actor Joseph Gordon-Levitt to explore time travel, dreams, and the science and philosophy behind his projects. NOTE: StarTalk+ Patrons can listen to this entire episode commercial-free here: https://startalkmedia.com/show/going-deeper-with-joseph-gordon-levitt/Thanks to our Patrons Victor Ray Rutledge, David, Benjamin Behlke, Jay Naranjo, and Judy the Extrovert for supporting us this week.Photo Credit: Cloud atlas, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons Subscribe to SiriusXM Podcasts+ to listen to new episodes of StarTalk Radio ad-free and a whole week early.Start a free trial now on Apple Podcasts or by visiting siriusxm.com/podcastsplus.

Actor Joseph Gordon-Levitt reflects on the impact of artificial intelligence on art and creativity. He shares insights on AI-generated content, his personal identification with characters, and his toughest day as an actor. Joseph also discusses his latest film 'Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F' and the intersection of technology and art.

Joseph Gordon-Levitt's long career in show business has left him with a keen sense of the problems caused by the constant bombardment of media and technology in our lives. Joseph tells Marc how he was able to channel some of his anxieties about how we're navigating the modern world in his new series Mr. Corman. They also talk about his life in New Zealand, growing up on the screen, and why he hopes his company HitRECord can take the edge off social media. Sign up here for WTF+ to get the full show archives and weekly bonus material! https://plus.acast.com/s/wtf-with-marc-maron-podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Luke Newton share childhood admiration for Eddie Murphy and Bridgerton experiences. Michael Che delivers hilarious stand-up on ancestry tests, presidential aspirations, and unique family insights.

In a vibrant conversation, acclaimed actor Joseph Gordon-Levitt shares insights as the co-founder of HITRECORD, a creative collaborative platform. He delves into the essence of the creative process, advocating for meaningful experiences over mere outcomes. Joseph discusses the impact of streaming on the film industry, and reflects on his role as Travis Kalanick in 'Super Pumped.' He also emphasizes community building and authenticity in the digital age, highlighting how connection fosters creativity and innovation.

Joseph Gordon-Levitt, an acclaimed actor and entrepreneur, shares his candid experiences with social media addiction and its impact on creativity. He discusses the tension between seeking external validation and nurturing authentic self-expression. Gordon-Levitt highlights how craving attention can stifle artistic authenticity and explores a powerful alternative: the act of paying attention. He emphasizes the importance of collaboration over competition, revealing how true fulfillment in creativity comes from genuine engagement rather than a constant quest for likes.

Joseph Gordon-Levitt, the founder of HitRecord and a celebrated Hollywood actor, discusses the intersection of creativity and entrepreneurship. He shares insights on how his acting career shaped his startup journey and the importance of collaboration over self-promotion. Joseph reflects on the challenges of balancing his dual roles and the critical factors in selecting investors. He also critiques the current social media ad model's impact on creativity, advocating for a shift towards communities that embrace the joy of artistic expression.

Joseph Gordon-Levitt joins the podcast to discuss his career, including his role in the movie 'Manic' and the impact it had. The evolution of Hit Record from a small website to a community platform for creative collaboration is explored. The importance of unleashing creativity without seeking permission, the success of their production company in various art forms, and collaboration projects are also discussed.