Podcasts about Atlantic Film Festival

The Atlantic Film Festival is back for 2024!

In this episode, Sarah Burke interviews Rakhee Morzaria who is an old schoolmate. Rakhee is a Canadian Screen Award-nominated comedian and actress who stars in the hit CBC comedy RUN THE BURBS where she also served as a Season One writer. An accomplished actor, Rakhee has been featured on WHAT WE DO IN THE SHADOWS (FX), MY SPY (Netflix), PRIVATE EYES (Global TV), and HUDSON & REX (CityTV). She also voices Tall Girl among other characters on Roku and the Family Channel's animated series SUMMER MEMORIES. Rakhee is an alumni of The Second City Bob Curry Fellowship, and has performed on the stages of Second City in their Family and Education Company, Hart House Theatre, Bad Dog Theatre, the CBC Music Festival, and the Toronto Sketchfest. Her writing and comedic sketch-based shorts (NOTE TO SELF, BE RIGHT BACK) have been seen in Kevin Hart's JUST FOR LAUGHS short film competition, screened at the Atlantic Film Festival, been nominated for a Canadian Screen Award, and have upward of a million views. On this episode, Sarah and Rakhee discuss her career journey from American Eagle to improv in China, to Second City in Toronto and pursuing a career in the arts. Rakhee shares her experiences in theater, improv, and creating her own web series, Note to Self. They also touch on the challenges of being a woman in the public space, how to handle rejection, and the importance of supportive women in the industry. Rakhee also discusses her role as Camille Phan in the CBC series Run the Burbs. She shares lessons she has learned from failure and the importance of support from her family and collaborators. Chapters (00:00) Introduction and Reconnecting (03:06) Discovering a Passion for the Arts (04:55) Transitioning into the Arts (08:36) From Theater and Improv to the Big Screen (12:24 ) Sharing Personal Stories in Note to Self (15:35 ) Navigating the Public Space as a Woman (18:23 ) Supportive Women in the Industry (22:53) Advice and Dealing with Rejection (25:09) Lessons from Failure and Closure (28:27) Starting Run the Burbs (32:09) Infusing Authenticity into the Character (34:00) Kindness and Cultural Representation (37:18) Support from Family and Overcoming Financial Worries (40:11) Navigating Rest and Recovery (44:54) Proudest Moment: Celebrating Note to Self (47:04) Nominations for Future Guests Follow along with Rakhee Morzaria: https://www.rakheemorzaria.com/ Find out more about the Women in Media Podcast at http://womeninmedia.ca/ Follow the Women in Media Podcast on Instagram @WomenInMediaPod Follow the Women in Media Podcast on Facebook @WomenInMediaPod Follow the Women in Media Podcast on X @WomenInMediaPod Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Mr. Dressup: The Magic of Make-Believe is showing this weekend at the Atlantic International film Festival in Halifax. Ernie Coombs, better known by millions as Mr. Dressup, passed away in 2001. Guest host Preston Mulligan spoke with director Robert McCallum about Coombs' life and legacy.

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Barb Stegemann, who recently was the keynote speaker for the cityCURRENT signature speaker series event in Nashville, Tennessee, and who offers a fun recap and additional context from her presentation.During the interview, Barb shares some of her entrepreneurial journey and valuable lessons learned, talks about the importance of passion and persistence, some of the personal challenges she has had to overcome and how they have made her stronger, and some of the exciting things to come for The 7 Virtues with a new product launch in the fall.Visit www.the7virtues.com to learn more.About Barb Stegemann: Barb Stegemann's entrepreneurial vision was formed after her best friend—a soldier—was severely wounded in Afghanistan. Understanding that supporting Afghanistan's economy was key to building stability for its people, Stegemann created The 7 Virtues, a company that sources organic, fair trade essential oils from countries experiencing turmoil (such as Afghanistan, Haiti the Middle East, and Rwanda). Despite addressing complex global matters in her talks, Stegemann uses humor to explain how individuals can use business for good and affect change, both at home and worlds away.Stegemann became known to millions of Canadians when she became the first woman from Atlantic Canada to land a venture-capital deal on the CBC TV show Dragons' Den for The 7 Virtues Beauty. She went on to become the “Top Game Changer” in the history of the show for creating her social enterprise.Since then, Stegemann has been named one of Canada's Top 100 Most Powerful Women in Canada; won the Ernst & Young “Entrepreneur of the Year Award in the Emerging Entrepreneur category for Atlantic Canada”; was ranked as one of Profit Guide magazine's “Top 30 Cool and Fabulous Canadian Entrepreneurs”; and was also made the first female Honorary Colonel in the history of 14 Wing Greenwood base, Royal Canadian Air Force. (Her four-year term was completed in 2015, but Barb remains an Honorary Colonel in the RCAF for life.)As a keynote speaker, Stegemann has opened for Erin Brockovich, and is often invited to moderate panels and attend events as a delegate with world leaders such as Bill Clinton. She is the author of the bestselling book, The 7 Virtues of a Philosopher Queen, and the subject of the feature-length documentary Perfume War, directed by Michael Melski. The film tells Barb's entrepreneurial story and has garnered many awards to date, including being named Best Feature Documentary, Atlantic Film Festival; Cineplex Audience Choice, Victoria Film Festival; and Best Humanitarian Film, Sedona Film Festival, Arizona.A newsmaker, Stegemann has been featured in major media around the world including in The Wall Street Journal Magazine, The London Sunday Times, The Globe and Mail, The National Post, Tattler, and on CBC, CNN, Bloomberg, and more.The 7 Virtues Peace Perfumes are phthalate-free, vegan, and cruelty-free. They are available exclusively at Sephora in the new Clean at Sephora Space throughout the USA and Canada.

In the Realm of Death and Dreaming is a documentary film that asks the big question: Does consciousness continue after death, or is it lights out?Director Johanna Lunn guides viewers on a journey to find answers by, exploring personal stories of near-death experiences, deathbed visions and more. She speaks with the leading clinicians and researchers who have spent their careers studying these experiences and the nature of consciousness. Their stories are revealed with humor and compassion.Exploring what happens after death not only helps us decide how we want to be cared for at the end of life, but it reduces our fear of death and that, as is often said, helps us live more fully.Director's NotesOver a two-and-a-half-year period, starting when I was 19, three very significant deaths appeared in my life that completely cracked my world apart. Because people didn't know how to talk about death, I felt isolated, ghost-like. Talking about death was really taboo at that time. Although it was difficult for me, on reflection and with the advantage of time passing, I realize now how hard it must be for the dying when the people who love them most are afraid to talk with them.My hope is that people walk away from this film asking themselves, “What do I think about all this? What do I want when I die?” My goal is not to tell people how or what to think, but to encourage the dialog, the questions and even, perhaps, some answers. To make conversations about death a normal thing, that happens before we enter the final journey, and not something that occurs because we are unexpectedly thrust into the situation of having to talk about it.Johanna J. LunnDIRECTOR/ PRODUCERAward-winning producer, director, and writer, Johanna has crafted, and assisted in crafting, many compelling, entertaining, and profoundly thought-provoking programs during her 20+ years in the business. Her work has received eight Gemini (Canadian equivalent of an Emmy) nominations and taken home three awards. In addition to producing more than 150 hours of television series and one-offs as an in-house executive producer, she has made independent documentaries for her own companies, Wild East Productions and Centre East Media, and won best documentary at Hot Docs International Film Festival for her moving and timely film, Forgiveness: Stories for Our Time. She has worked as Director of Programming for Alliance Atlantis and played a key role in the launch of IFC—The Independent Film Channel Canada. Prior to that, Johanna was Head of Independent Production for CTV, Canada's #1 network. She created View-finders, the first competitive international children's film festival in English-speaking Canada, and was Artistic Director of the Atlantic Film Festival. Years of programming and producing have honed her storytelling talents. Johanna's most recent documentary, An Uncommon King, is still making its way around the world through festivals and iTunes.

Stegemann became known to millions of Canadians when she became the first woman from Atlantic Canada to land a venture-capital deal on the CBC TV show Dragons' Den (think Canadian equivalent of Shark Tank) for her sustainable perfume company, The 7 Virtues Beauty. She went on to become the “Top Game Changer” in the history of the show for creating her social enterprise.Since then, Stegemann has been named one of Canada's Top 100 Most Powerful Women in Canada; won the Ernst & Young “Entrepreneur of the Year Award in the emerging Entrepreneur category for Atlantic Canada”; was ranked as one of Profit Guide magazine's “Top 30 Cool and Fabulous Canadian Entrepreneurs”; and was also made the first female Honorary Colonel in the history of 14 Wing Greenwood base, Royal Canadian Air Force. (Her four year term was completed in 2015, but Barb remains an Honorary Colonel in the RCAF for life.)She is the author of the bestselling book, The 7 Virtues of a Philosopher Queen, and the subject of the feature-length documentary Perfume War, directed by Michael Melski. The film tells Barb's entrepreneurial story, and has garnered many awards to date, including being named Best Feature Documentary, Atlantic Film Festival; Cineplex Audience Choice, Victoria Film Festival; and Best Humanitarian Film, Sedona Film Festival, Arizona.

Today we are delighted to be speaking with Johanna Lunn, director of the film In the Realm of Death & Dreaming, which  is the first of four documentaries in a series entitled When You Die. In the film, Johanna asks the big question... Does consciousness continue after death, or is it lights out? Johanna guides viewers on a personal journey to find answers by exploring stories of near death experiences, deathbed visions and mystical journeys.  She also speaks with leading clinicians and researchers who have spent their careers studying these experiences and the nature of consciousness.  The documentary features:  Dean Radin, PhD, Chief Scientist at the Institute of Noetic Sciences;  Ann Marie Chiasson, MD, School of Integrative Medicine, U. of AZ;  Anthony Bossis, PhD, NYU Medical Centre psilocybin trials;  Penny Sartori, PhD author of The Transformative Power of Near Death Experiences;  Peter Fenwick, MD, Neuropsychologist and author of The Art of Dying;  Andrew Holecek, author of Preparing to Die; David Maginley, author Beyond Surviving, and others.Johanna is an award-winning filmmaker who has worked in film and television for more than 35 years. In that time, she has helped start up a PBS station in Colorado; created a ground-breaking children's film festival in Canada; and was Artistic Director of the Atlantic Film Festival. She was also head of CTV's Atlantic Canadian Development Office; launched specialty channel IFC Canada; produced and directed over 150 hours of award-winning television; and directed five documentary films, one of which won Best Documentary in its class at Hot Docs International Documentary Film Festival for Forgiveness: Stories for Our Time.    Watch the trailer for In the Realm of Death & Dreaming  HERE. Learn more about The Afterlife Conference HERESUBSCRIBE to our newsletter Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/askdoctordeath?fan_landing=true)

Alicia K. Harris Alicia K. Harris is an award-winning filmmaker from Toronto, Canada. Her latest short film PICK won Best Live Action Short at the 2020 Canadian Screen Awards, making her the first Black woman to win. Her films have been broadcast on CBC, TVO, Bell Fibe TV, and at numerous festivals, including Vancouver International Film Festival, Atlantic Film Festival and Miami Film Festival, where PICK was awarded Best Short Film. Alicia directs television, music videos and films; recent credits include the “Pressure” music video for Grammy award-winner Koffee, and a Black hair documentary for LUSH. Alicia is dedicated to sharing the perspective and experiences of Black women and girls, and is passionate about telling stories that will have a lasting impact on youth. Alicia K. Harris work Naturally / 7min / 2020 / short documentary Three people discuss the tribulations and triumphs of the natural hair journeys, in this documentary that showcases the power and magic of Black hair. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QS5F5i3oS3M Koffee - Pressure / 3min30 / 2020 / music video Celebrating the resilience of Black people in the 2020 Black Lives Matter movement. Music video for Grammy award winning artist, Koffee. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FDq9QC206eU Savannah Re / 3min / 2020 / music video Lovers trapped in an emotion purgatory reflect on their past relationships. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O_J-0C-w134 Screen Heat Miami

The Atlantic Film Festival goes virtual - as so many others have. We'll talk to executive director Wayne Carter about what moviegoers can expect.

Anastasia Phillips and Face2Face host David Peck talk about her new film Tammy’s Always Dying, mental health issues, perspective, vanity, therianthropy and winemaking and why she never judges a character.TrailerSynopsis:On the 29th of every month, right when the welfare money runs out, Catherine talks her alcoholic mother Tammy off the ledge of the same bridge. This routine has gone on for so long that it’s the only thing Cathy feels she’s good at. And its Tammy’s selfish way of keeping hold of her daughter. But when Tammy is diagnosed with terminal cancer, suddenly she's not so sure she wants to die anymore.Catherine has embraced failure. She works at the neighborhood dive bar and has terrible relationship with Reggie Seamus, the same idiot she's been with since high school. Except now he’s unhappily married with kids. The only positive force in Catherine's life is Doug, a semi-closeted friend of the family who has the unfortunate habit of always taking Tammy's side. With Tammy’s diagnosis, Catherine's responsibilities become completely overwhelming.Then a chance meeting with Ilana, a glamorous, reality TV agent gives Catherine an alternative. She can sell her life story and experience 15 minutes of fame. She just has to wait for Tammy to die. But Tammy is responding well to treatment. The 29th comes and goes and…nothing.Catherine is furious after an altercation with her still ferocious mother. She throws a suitcase into the back of her shit-box car and leaves for the city. To Ilana. To success. Finally, she'll get an audience for her tragedy. But Ilana isn't the hero Catherine anticipated; in fact, Ilana is a selfish drunk, which is exhaustingly familiar to Catherine.When Doug suddenly dies of a heart attack, Catherine is completely devastated. She decides to go back home and do the only thing she's ever been good at: taking care of Tammy. But Tammy has come to terms with her mortality and wants to do right by her daughter.And then it’s the 29th.About Anastasia:Anastasia Phillips was born and raised in Toronto. She received a B.F.A in Acting from the University of British Columbia, where she also studied Philosophy. Her professional acting career began with the title role in the Vancouver Art’s Club production The Diary of Anne Frank, for which she received a Dora nomination for Best Actress. From there, Phillips worked across the country in regional theatres, including the Citadel’s production of Equus, and the Vancouver premier of Morwyn Brebner’s The Optimists. She also toured with the Electric Theatre Company’s award winning production of Studies in Motion.Phillips moved back to Toronto when she landed a lead role on the CBC series, M.V.P,. A number of television and film projects followed, including the notable feature Nonsense Revolution, which premiered at the Atlantic Film Festival in Halifax. Recently, on the big screen, Phillips also starred in the dramatic thriller Incident In A Ghostland as a traumatized sister and daughter, for director Pascal Laugier; and as an over-protective young mother in Don’t Talk To Irene, for director Pat Mills.Phillips has studied and performed improv at the Groundlings in LA, and has also trained in a circus, as well as with a Brazilian theater troupe. She was the voice of ‘Lo’ on the Fresh TV animated series Stoked.Phillips gained further notoriety when she starred in an episode of Murdoch Mysteries, which garnered her a Gemini nomination for Best Performance by an Actress in a Guest Role. She later reprised that role on the series, at the request of the show’s creator. Additionally, one Phillips’s favorite roles was that of ‘Vera Burr’, the empowered lead on Bomb Girls, both the TV movie and the series, opposite Meg Tilly. Image Copyright: JA Productions. Used with permission.F2F Music and Image Copyright: David Peck and Face2Face. Used with permission.For more information about David Peck’s podcasting, writing and public speaking please visit his site here.With thanks to Josh Snethlage and Mixed Media Sound. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode Sarah Taylor sits down with award-winning editor Cathy Gulkin, CCE.  For much of her career, Cathy has focused on long form social issue documentaries but the breadth of her talent is demonstrated with a wide ranging filmography with credits in music docs, comedy TV shows, theatrical feature films, children's programs, reality and lifestyle series. Her work has been recognized with several editing awards for such films as the classic feature documentary Forbidden Love (1992 Atlantic Film Festival), The Four Seasons Mosaic (2005 Gemini nomination, Best Editing in a Performance Program), And We Knew How to Dance (1994 Columbus, Best Documentary) and Omar Khadr: Out of the Shadows which received a 2016 Emmy nomination and won 2016 DGC Award.

Joe Zanetti is thrilled to bring his first feature film, Killbird, to the public. Zanetti has produced and directed a number of critically acclaimed short films, including The Chase and The Slumber Party, which showcased at the Atlantic Film Festival. He was also selected for the JETS program at EFM in 2018 and a Praxis Centre Screenwriting Lab in 2010 and has worked as a Production Executive at East of Doheny and Aurora Productions. He managed film slates and supervised production on the PBS documentary Grey Gardens: From East Hampton to Broadway and has a number of feature films in development, including Lex Talionis (Samaco Films & Synergetic Distribution), HAX and Relapse (Earth Orbit Productions & Frozen Fish Productions).www.iTALKNET.comSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/online-with-bill/donations

Joe Zanetti is thrilled to bring his first feature film, Killbird, to the public. Zanetti has produced and directed a number of critically acclaimed short films, including The Chase and The Slumber Party, which showcased at the Atlantic Film Festival. He was also selected for the JETS program at EFM in 2018 and a Praxis Centre Screenwriting Lab in 2010 and has worked as a Production Executive at East of Doheny and Aurora Productions. He managed film slates and supervised production on the PBS documentary Grey Gardens: From East Hampton to Broadway and has a number of feature films in development, including Lex Talionis (Samaco Films & Synergetic Distribution), HAX and Relapse (Earth Orbit Productions & Frozen Fish Productions).www.iTALKNET.comSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/online-with-bill/donations

Joe Zanetti is thrilled to bring his first feature film, Killbird, to the public. Zanetti has produced and directed a number of critically acclaimed short films, including The Chase and The Slumber Party, which showcased at the Atlantic Film Festival. He was also selected for the JETS program at EFM in 2018 and a Praxis Centre Screenwriting Lab in 2010 and has worked as a Production Executive at East of Doheny and Aurora Productions. He managed film slates and supervised production on the PBS documentary Grey Gardens: From East Hampton to Broadway and has a number of feature films in development, including Lex Talionis (Samaco Films & Synergetic Distribution), HAX and Relapse (Earth Orbit Productions & Frozen Fish Productions).

Director X (formerly known as Little X) was born on October 31st, 1975 in Toronto, Canada, and is of Trinidadian and Swiss descent. Moving to New York City, he became the protégé of pioneering director Hype Williams. X has been noted for directing high-budget, visually distinctive videos for popular artists, including: Drake, Kendrick Lamar, Rihanna, Jay-Z, Kanye West, Fifth Harmony, Wiz Khalifa, Usher, John Mayer, Korn, Iggy Azalea, Sean Paul and many more. His work has been nominated and awarded by the MTV Music Video Awards and Much Music Video Awards. X has directed commercials for Apple Music, Ebay, Virginia Black and Gap’s noteworthy ‘Meet Me In The Gap’ campaign. As a film director, X made his directorial debut in 2014 with an edgy drama titled ACROSS THE LINE which won Best Feature at the Atlantic Film Festival 2015. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/georges-khalife/support

With the Atlantic Film Festival just days away we catch up for sit down with the beyond busy NB born Executive Director to get the full scoop on what's in store for the 8 day event including their new brand FIN, the process for picking the movies and how the whole city of Halifax comes together to host! Listen...

On today’s episode we sit down with Jon Mann. A lifelong fan of film, Jon began honing his craft after graduating from Acadia University. He quickly made a name for himself with the documentary Project Power and more recently has had short films featured in the Atlantic Film Festival. A producer, writer, and director (triple threat?!?!!), Jon is currently working on an original tv pilot as well as a Stephen King short film. Join us and follow along as Jon gets into how he was able to find himself where he is today!

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Ashley and I talk about her new film Werewolf, choices and addictions, modern existentialism, Albert Camus and about "paying attention." For more information about TIFF go here. IMDB Trailer Synopsis Blaise and Nessa are outcast methadone users in a small town that doesn't offer an easy way out. Each day starts in a long lineup at the tiny pharmacy, then it's door ­to­ door begging to cut grass for people who just want them to go away and die. At dusk they push their rusty lawnmower up a steep hill and crash in a filthy camper at the edge of town. In this bleakness, Nessa plots an escape, while Blaise lingers closer and closer to relapse, arrest, hospitalization, or worse. Tethered to one another, their getaway dreams are kept on a very short leash. Biography Ashley McKenzie ​is an emerging writer­/director from Cape Breton Island, Canada. Her 2015 short 4 Quarters screened at TIFF, VIFF, Stockholm IFF, Festival du nouveau cinema, and won Best Short Film at the Atlantic Film Festival. With her previous work, Stray ('13), When You Sleep ('12), and Rhonda's Party ('10). Ashley has earned a spot on Canada's Top Ten Shorts list by TIFF, been a three-­time recipient of the Shaw Media Fearless Female Director Award from the National Screen Institute of Canada, and won CBC's Short Film Faceoff. She is an alumnus of the TIFF Talent Lab and co­-owner of grassfire films. Werewolf is her first feature film. For more information about my podcasting, writing and public speaking please visit my site here. With thanks to producer Josh Snethlage and Mixed Media Sound. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ruth Lawrence’s work as an artist has taken her to Ireland, France, the US, and across Canada. As Artistic Director of White Rooster Theatre, a company in its 16thyear, she produces the work of women writers, garnering accolades and presentations across Canada.She is co-founder and coordinator of the Women’s Work Festival, now celebrating 10 years of developing new plays by women, the festival has a proven record as a successful springboard to production for women playwrights.As a filmmaker, her short films have screened, won awards and nominations across Canada and the US.Ruth won the Joan Orenstein Best Actress Award for Clipper Gold at the 2011 Atlantic Film Festival and the RBC Michelle Jackson Award for Emerging Filmmaker in 2011 for Two Square Feet starring Jeanne Beker. She was named the Newfoundland and Labrador Arts Council’s Artist of the Year for 2011 and in was honoured with the Queen’s Jubilee Medal in 2013. Since 2014, she has produced three award-winning short films for Blue Pinion Films and co-produced her first feature Hunting Pignut (Pope Productions), all with women as writer/directors. Ruth is the co-creator and director of the 5-episode webseries Buy the Boards.She directed her first music video, Bounce Back, in 2015 with award-winning artists The Once and The Swinging Belles (Nine Island Productions). Visit www.whiteroostertheatre.com, www.bluepinionfilms.com (or our Youtube Channel), and www.womensworkfestival.ca to see some of this work.Twitter: @IamRuthLawrence Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ruth.lawrence.980Stageworthy:http://www.stageworthypodcast.com Twitter @stageworthyPod Facebook: http://facebook.com/stageworthyPod

With the Atlantic Film Festival having just wrapped up, Carsten & Stephen look at the history of Nova Scotia in films.  HELP SUPPORT THE PODCAST BY VISITING OUR PATREON PAGE!!!! Follow us on twitter, Like us on Facebook:  Email us  Please rate & review us on itunes!!! If you do, we will give you a shout-out on a future episode! Check out the Village Soundcast network  Follow

Joe Zanetti is thrilled to bring his first feature film, Killbird, to the public. Zanetti has produced and directed a number of critically acclaimed short films, including The Chase and The Slumber Party, which showcased at the Atlantic Film Festival. He was also selected for the JETS program at EFM in 2018 and a Praxis Centre Screenwriting Lab in 2010 and has worked as a Production Executive at East of Doheny and Aurora Productions. He managed film slates and supervised production on the PBS documentary Grey Gardens: From East Hampton to Broadway and has a number of feature films in development, including Lex Talionis (Samaco Films & Synergetic Distribution), HAX and Relapse (Earth Orbit Productions & Frozen Fish Productions).www.iTALKNET.comSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/online-with-bill/donationsSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/1-on-1-with-bill-alexander/exclusive-contentAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Joe Zanetti is thrilled to bring his first feature film, Killbird, to the public. Zanetti has produced and directed a number of critically acclaimed short films, including The Chase and The Slumber Party, which showcased at the Atlantic Film Festival. He was also selected for the JETS program at EFM in 2018 and a Praxis Centre Screenwriting Lab in 2010 and has worked as a Production Executive at East of Doheny and Aurora Productions. He managed film slates and supervised production on the PBS documentary Grey Gardens: From East Hampton to Broadway and has a number of feature films in development, including Lex Talionis (Samaco Films & Synergetic Distribution), HAX and Relapse (Earth Orbit Productions & Frozen Fish Productions).www.iTALKNET.comSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/online-with-bill/donations