THE ROLLING TAPE

Jake Fittipaldi

Lead Video Producer

Jake Fittipaldi is the Lead Video Producer at The Rolling Tape, host of Rolling Remote, and talks about film and television all over the internet. Based in Philadelphia, PA, he’s been making videos for as long as he can remember and somehow still enjoys spending way too much time in Adobe Premiere Pro. When he’s not working on a new video or breaking down the latest HBO series, you can find him catching a screening at his local independent theater. His love for movies began with a well-worn VHS of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie (1995) and sneaking peeks at his older brothers’ horror films.

Philadelphia, PA
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Possible Love (2026)
2026-10-20

PFF35 #13

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NAZA (2026)
2026-10-20

PFF35 #12

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A Long Winter (2026)
2026-10-20

PFF35 #11Full review coming to The Rolling Tape!

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Josephine (2026)
2026-10-20

PFF35 #10I literally had to sleep off the feeling of watching this movie. Unlike anything I’ve watched before, in the most visceral way. There is a very strong decision made…

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Behemoth! (2026)
2026-10-19

PFF35 #9Q&A with director Tony Gilroy

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Making Marie Antoinette (2026)
2026-10-19

PFF35 #8Made a video about how much I love Marie Antoinette and this super tender documentary about mothers and daughters <3

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Tender Loving Care (2026)
2026-10-18

PFF35 #7

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La Bola Negra (2026)
2026-10-17

PFF35 #6 Found this completely disjointed, never really nailing down one clear thing it wants to say. The nonlinear storytelling feels gimmicky, and none of the characters feel lived-in enough for…

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All of a Sudden (2026)
2026-10-17

PFF35 #5Someone really lame (myself) convinced me that I wouldn’t enjoy this (me) but I absolutely did. Fell completely under Hamaguchi’s spell. I love being wrong!

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Iron Boy (2026)
2026-10-17

PFF35 #4Really really lovely and gorgeously animated. I adore watching animated films at this festival.

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