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UnREAL premiered 10 years ago and is having a panel at the ATX Television Festival this year, so I thought what better way to celebrate than to cover the pilot episode. You can stream the show on Netflix.Reality shows are often full of drama, but in the case of dating show `Everlasting', there may be more drama behind the scenes than there is in front of the camera. Executive producer Quinn commands her staff to get dramatic and outrageous footage for the show, which forces young producer Rachel to manipulate the relationships among the contestants to get the show's final cut to match Quinn's vision of it. As show star Adam searches for his perfect mate, the show's staff members deal with their own romantic predicaments on the set. Rachel's ex-boyfriend is one of the show's cameramen, and his current fiancee, Lizzie, is the makeup artist.“The Final Rose” - An UnREAL Cocktail:

Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-winning, television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald, interviewed Paul Rainey. He serves as Executive Vice President of Operations and Finance for Penske Media Corporation (PMC). In this role, he works across PMC's portfolio of award-winning brands, including Rolling Stone, Billboard, Variety, The Hollywood Reporter, Vibe, Robb Report, SHE Media, Dick Clark Productions, Luminate, Sportico, and SXSW. Rainey oversees all operations and financial decision-making affecting the various operating companies that report to him. He provides strategic financial input companywide, including developing and implementing operational and financial procedures to improve and maintain the economic health of PMC and its leading media brands. He also guides acquisitions and investments.  Paul also serves on several boards.  He is the Audit Committee Chair of Redaptive, Inc. board of directors and a SXSW director.  An accomplished senior executive with 25 years of financial leadership experience across multiple verticals with extensive international experience in billion-dollar operations spanning five continents.   Rainey holds a Master of Science in Accountancy and a BBA in Finance and Computer Applications from the University of Notre Dame.   *Company DescriptionPenske Media Corporation (PMC) is a leading global media and information services company whose award-winning content attracts a passionate monthly audience of more than 350 million. Since 2004, PMC has been a pioneer in digital media and live events, reaching viewers on all screens across its ever-growing constellation of iconic brands, which includes Variety, Rolling Stone, The Hollywood Reporter, Billboard, Dick Clark Productions, WWD, SHE Media, Robb Report, Deadline, Sportico, BGR, ARTnews, Fairchild Media, Vibe, IndieWire, Artforum, Gold Derby and Luminate, the premier data and analytics company. PMC's journalists and content creators deliver daily the most comprehensive news and information in their industries and areas of coverage, unequaled in ambition, depth, and courage. In addition, PMC owns several of the most iconic and vital cultural events such as the Golden Globes, Country Music Awards (ACMs), Billboard Music Awards (BBMAs), New Year's Rockin Eve, SXSW, American Music Awards (AMAs), LA3C, Life is Beautiful, Latin Music Week, and ATX Television Festival. Penske Media is headquartered in New York and Los Angeles with additional offices in 14 countries worldwide, for more information, please visit www.PMC.com I have worked for some of the largest companies in the world (General Electric for 15+ years across 5 continents) and have been a board advisor to startups with a few employees that have gone on to obtain Fortune 100 companies as clients.  I have seen many paths and time horizons to financial stability and can share what I have observed in a few areas specifically in a time where people are struggling with remote work to return to offices turning the "work/life" balance and or priorities upside down. While they are also trying build wealth to gain financial security while they pursue professional careers: Talking Points1) Work life balance - How to navigate in today's environment2) Wealth building - What is reasonable time horizon (overnight?), How to think about generating passive income, keys to investing #BEST #STRAW #SHMSSupport the show: https://www.steveharveyfm.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-winning, television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald, interviewed Paul Rainey. He serves as Executive Vice President of Operations and Finance for Penske Media Corporation (PMC). In this role, he works across PMC's portfolio of award-winning brands, including Rolling Stone, Billboard, Variety, The Hollywood Reporter, Vibe, Robb Report, SHE Media, Dick Clark Productions, Luminate, Sportico, and SXSW. Rainey oversees all operations and financial decision-making affecting the various operating companies that report to him. He provides strategic financial input companywide, including developing and implementing operational and financial procedures to improve and maintain the economic health of PMC and its leading media brands. He also guides acquisitions and investments.  Paul also serves on several boards.  He is the Audit Committee Chair of Redaptive, Inc. board of directors and a SXSW director.  An accomplished senior executive with 25 years of financial leadership experience across multiple verticals with extensive international experience in billion-dollar operations spanning five continents.   Rainey holds a Master of Science in Accountancy and a BBA in Finance and Computer Applications from the University of Notre Dame.   *Company DescriptionPenske Media Corporation (PMC) is a leading global media and information services company whose award-winning content attracts a passionate monthly audience of more than 350 million. Since 2004, PMC has been a pioneer in digital media and live events, reaching viewers on all screens across its ever-growing constellation of iconic brands, which includes Variety, Rolling Stone, The Hollywood Reporter, Billboard, Dick Clark Productions, WWD, SHE Media, Robb Report, Deadline, Sportico, BGR, ARTnews, Fairchild Media, Vibe, IndieWire, Artforum, Gold Derby and Luminate, the premier data and analytics company. PMC's journalists and content creators deliver daily the most comprehensive news and information in their industries and areas of coverage, unequaled in ambition, depth, and courage. In addition, PMC owns several of the most iconic and vital cultural events such as the Golden Globes, Country Music Awards (ACMs), Billboard Music Awards (BBMAs), New Year's Rockin Eve, SXSW, American Music Awards (AMAs), LA3C, Life is Beautiful, Latin Music Week, and ATX Television Festival. Penske Media is headquartered in New York and Los Angeles with additional offices in 14 countries worldwide, for more information, please visit www.PMC.com I have worked for some of the largest companies in the world (General Electric for 15+ years across 5 continents) and have been a board advisor to startups with a few employees that have gone on to obtain Fortune 100 companies as clients.  I have seen many paths and time horizons to financial stability and can share what I have observed in a few areas specifically in a time where people are struggling with remote work to return to offices turning the "work/life" balance and or priorities upside down. While they are also trying build wealth to gain financial security while they pursue professional careers: Talking Points1) Work life balance - How to navigate in today's environment2) Wealth building - What is reasonable time horizon (overnight?), How to think about generating passive income, keys to investing #BEST #STRAW #SHMSSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-winning, television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald, interviewed Paul Rainey. He serves as Executive Vice President of Operations and Finance for Penske Media Corporation (PMC). In this role, he works across PMC's portfolio of award-winning brands, including Rolling Stone, Billboard, Variety, The Hollywood Reporter, Vibe, Robb Report, SHE Media, Dick Clark Productions, Luminate, Sportico, and SXSW. Rainey oversees all operations and financial decision-making affecting the various operating companies that report to him. He provides strategic financial input companywide, including developing and implementing operational and financial procedures to improve and maintain the economic health of PMC and its leading media brands. He also guides acquisitions and investments.  Paul also serves on several boards.  He is the Audit Committee Chair of Redaptive, Inc. board of directors and a SXSW director.  An accomplished senior executive with 25 years of financial leadership experience across multiple verticals with extensive international experience in billion-dollar operations spanning five continents.   Rainey holds a Master of Science in Accountancy and a BBA in Finance and Computer Applications from the University of Notre Dame.   *Company DescriptionPenske Media Corporation (PMC) is a leading global media and information services company whose award-winning content attracts a passionate monthly audience of more than 350 million. Since 2004, PMC has been a pioneer in digital media and live events, reaching viewers on all screens across its ever-growing constellation of iconic brands, which includes Variety, Rolling Stone, The Hollywood Reporter, Billboard, Dick Clark Productions, WWD, SHE Media, Robb Report, Deadline, Sportico, BGR, ARTnews, Fairchild Media, Vibe, IndieWire, Artforum, Gold Derby and Luminate, the premier data and analytics company. PMC's journalists and content creators deliver daily the most comprehensive news and information in their industries and areas of coverage, unequaled in ambition, depth, and courage. In addition, PMC owns several of the most iconic and vital cultural events such as the Golden Globes, Country Music Awards (ACMs), Billboard Music Awards (BBMAs), New Year's Rockin Eve, SXSW, American Music Awards (AMAs), LA3C, Life is Beautiful, Latin Music Week, and ATX Television Festival. Penske Media is headquartered in New York and Los Angeles with additional offices in 14 countries worldwide, for more information, please visit www.PMC.com I have worked for some of the largest companies in the world (General Electric for 15+ years across 5 continents) and have been a board advisor to startups with a few employees that have gone on to obtain Fortune 100 companies as clients.  I have seen many paths and time horizons to financial stability and can share what I have observed in a few areas specifically in a time where people are struggling with remote work to return to offices turning the "work/life" balance and or priorities upside down. While they are also trying build wealth to gain financial security while they pursue professional careers: Talking Points1) Work life balance - How to navigate in today's environment2) Wealth building - What is reasonable time horizon (overnight?), How to think about generating passive income, keys to investing #BEST #STRAW #SHMSSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I had a lot going on this summer, but I was able to record with 2 other ATX TV Members about this year's festival. It was great as always, but I will say that seeing everyone was what made it amazing. I think we all needed those nights on the Stephen F. Austin Bar balcony spending time together discussing the day, tv, and life. Hope you enjoy this recap, look into going next year, it's so much fun. Check out their YouTube page and their podcast to watch and listen to previous panels. Resident Apple (vegoutrecipes.com): Ingredients 1.5 ounces (1 shot) whiskey 8 ounces (1 cup) apple cider 1 cinnamon stick Directions Pour a shot of whiskey into a cocktail glass. Add the cup of apple cider. Stir the whiskey and apple cider together using the cinnamon stick. Some of the cinnamon will break off to give your cocktail an extra burst of fall flavor. Leave the stick in the drink so it continues to infuse your beverage with cinnamon as you sip. Drinking Game: Drink when... you've seen a show we discuss. you were at that panel. you asked a question at that panel. you haven't seen a show discussed, but are now planning on watching it. As always, drink responsibly and with friends. Share the podcast with others. Follow/Subscribe on your favorite streaming platform, leave me a five star review. Follow the podcast on Instagram and Twitter @Line_Drunk. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/linedrunk/support

I was back at the ATX Television Festival this year and had the opportunity for two interviews, this is the first interview and it's with the History of TV panelists. Enjoy hearing from Tim Sarnoff (Former Deputy Chief Executive Officer, Technicolor), Tony Bozzini (President, Established Inc.), and Dave Arland (Former Marketing Manager, RCA). RCA Cocktail (drinknation.com): Ingredients 1/2 oz. Liqueur, melon 1/2 oz. Rum, coconut 1/2 oz. Vodka, raspberry 1 oz. Pineapple Juice 1/2 oz. Sour Mix Directions Add ingredients to a cocktail shaker. Add ice and shake well until chilled. Strain into glass. Take a drink for every tv you have in your house. As always, drink responsibly and with others. Follow or subscribe wherever you listen to the podcast. Follow me on Instagram and Twitter at @Line_Drunk. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/linedrunk/support

Justin went to the ATX Television Festival and learned that, unlike the AFF, it is VERY fan focused. Almost entirely? Still, it was fun! Tune in to find out more. https://atxfestival.com/

This week, we chat a little about Randy and Les at ATX Television Festival, then discuss Apple TV's new show about an old question, "Platonic".  

Join Justin Sloan and Paul Zeidman on the Creative Writing Life podcast as they discuss the ATX Television Festival, the WGA strike as it goes into week 4, and more fun writing life tidbits. https://atxfestival.com/ ABOUT ATX: ATX TV Festival is a one-of-kind festival experience, bringing TV fans & industry together to celebrate their favorite moments in TV as one community. Join us for deep-dives into how your favorite shows are made, revisit past favorites, and discover something new at "TV Camp for Grown Ups" in downtown Austin, TX.Heading into our 12th Season, the festival showcases past, current, and upcoming series through reunions, screenings, intimate Q&As, panel discussions, events, and more. Screenings include never-aired pilots, canceled-too-soon series, current favorites, and world premieres. Panels conversations range from industry deep-dives to fan-focused conversations, along with discussions on TV's responsibility and impact on culture. #ATXFestival #ATXTVs12

Derek and Stacey are joined by Adrianne Palicki (Tyra Collette) and Brad Leland (Buddy Garrity) at the 2022 ATX TV Festival in Austin, Texas. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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While attending the ATX Television Festival earlier this month (June 2022), Pod Clubhouse had the opportunity to ask the casting director, Josh Einsohn, of This Is Us some questions about […] The post Exclusive Interview with This Is Us Casting Director Josh Einsohn appeared first on Pod Clubhouse.

While attending the ATX Television Festival earlier this month (June 2022), Pod Clubhouse had the opportunity to ask the casting director, Josh Einsohn, of This Is Us some questions about […] The post Exclusive Interview with This Is Us Casting Director Josh Einsohn appeared first on Pod Clubhouse.

On this episode of The Hollywood Outsider podcast, with the recent cancellation of over 40 shows, we are discussing the emotional impact of a series not given a proper ending. Is it even fair to expect studios to deliver an ending to a show no one is watching? Are we, as fans, too entitled when it comes to a canceled series? Also on this episode, we discuss the Amber Heard and Johnny Depp trial, a freakin' popcorn shortage, Neve Campbell's Scream 6 announcement, and Kyle Nolan from NoReruns.Net joins us to discuss the 2022 ATX Television Festival, which returned LIVE and in-person in Austin, Texas.  Discussed on this episode (0:00 – 15:48) Opening | Movie & TV News (15:48 – 34:09) ATX Television Festival with Kyle Nolan, NoReruns.net (34:09 - 41:31) Reviews and Recommendations (41:31 – 1:12:33) From the Outside In: Emotional Impact of a Series Cancelation (1:12:33– 1:20:25) Open Mic Night & Closing Please support The Hollywood Outsider and gain immediate access to bonus content, including Patreon exclusive podcast content like our Bad Movie Night by visiting Patreon.com/ TheHollywoodOutsider Be sure to join our Facebook Group

Latest Uvalde developments: New details show that police on the scene did not know that 911 calls were being made by kids inside the classroom with the shooter. A mother who ran into the school to rescue her children has told her story to CBS News, after being warned to quiet down by Uvalde police - who have been enlisting biker gangs to help patrol the funerals of the shooting victims. Texas Senator Roland Gutierrez, whose district includes Uvalde, has expressed frustration at being left off of Lt. Governor Dan Patrick's committee of lawmakers addressing the shooting. An ABC News profile shows that Texas U.S. Senators John Cornyn and Ted Cruz are among the top recipients of pro-gun campaign contributions in that body, with Cruz receiving the most at $442,000 over his career - Cornyn has taken $340,000 from pro-gun individuals and political action committees. New details show that lawsuits filed by five APD officers regarding flawed crowd control devices and training related to the George Floyd protests have targeted the city, Mayor Steve Adler, Travis County DA Jose Garza, and a collection of social justice groups including Black Lives Matter and the Austin Justice Coalition. Meanwhile, five more protesters have filed lawsuits against the city over injuries they suffered during the protests. Local COVID positivity rates have risen into double-digit territory - now 19%, similar to numbers seen at the beginning for the Omicron wave in early January. Mixed results for advocates of LGBTQ-friendly bars on 4th Street: Austin's Landmark Commission has chosen not to recommend historic zoning for the area, but additional concessions to the existing businesses have come from the developer seeking to build a high rise on the block. The Downtown Austin Alliance has released its annual State Of Downtown report, showing that commercial building and leasing, business growth and residential sectors are all booming. The Austin City Council is set to consider new policies aimed at making the process of building accessory dwelling units or ADU's easier for Austin homeowners. Couch-surfers rejoice: the ATX Television Festival returns to downtown Austin this weekend. And, today's our last chance at some rain before several consecutive days of potentially record-breaking heat begin - likely also leading to all-time electricity demand highs for the beleaguered Texas power grid.

Actor Briga Heelan chats with Trey Elling, ahead of her appearance at the ATX Television Festival for a GREAT NEWS cast/crew reunion and table read. Briga shares what she loved about the show, lessons learned from working around some legends, where her natural comedic sense comes from, the joys of parenting, and more!

Julie and Casey chat with Lindsay Scola about her unique career path from TV-jingle-singing, CSPAN-watching child to impact strategist / political operative / entertainment production / entrepreneur. We cover the intersection of pop culture and culture change, how storytellers move the needle, and how activists of a certain age REALLY need to learn to take care of themselves. Along the way, we get stories about 1st grader-driven revolutions and finding your community by dropping your filter. TOP TAKEAWAYS TV shows are a unique vehicle for cultural change — something that really hit home for Lindsay while working on the Obama campaign in 2007 and encountering college students who couldn't believe candidates weren't behind gay marriage, because they'd grown up watching Will & Grace. You never know what kind of work is out there that will combine your interests and curiosities and passions — especially if you've internalized a narrower career narrative. What happens if you step out of that box? How do we teach activists (especially elder Millennials and older) that their needs and health are just as important as their cause (hear some STORIES about Lindsay's time in the political arena…)? Mini-lesson: Being called “intimidating”. ________ Thank you to our Season 3 sponsor, Armoire! If you're ready to try a new look, Armoire's high-end clothing rental service (full of amazing women-owned brands) will hook you up! For 50% off your first month's rental + a free item, go to http://armoire.style/vois and use VOICEIS in the referral box! _______ Lindsay Scola is an impact strategist, public speaker, entrepreneur, and the founder and CEO of AUDEAMUS. With over 20 years working in political operations, advocacy campaigns, and entertainment production, Lindsay brings a depth of knowledge and experience to the social impact sector. Lindsay is an expert on the nexus of entertainment and advocacy. She is passionate about inspiring businesses of all sizes to engage in conversations and concrete actions on conservation, civic responsibility, and social justice, especially with non-traditional audiences. After staging her first walkout over unfair lunchroom treatment in first grade, Lindsay knew she was meant for a life in activism. When she took on her high school for teaching "abstinence-only until marriage" sex education, she became the youngest board member in NARAL Pro-Choice Washington's history. Upon graduating from college, Lindsay worked for U.S. Congressman Adam Smith in Washington, DC, but quickly became disenchanted with how broken the nation's Capitol really was. So, in early 2007, she quit her job, bought a car, and moved to Iowa to work for then-Senator Barack Obama. Following President Obama's historic win in 2008, Lindsay joined the administration working for Energy Secretary Steven Chu. She later ran the scheduling and advance office for UN Ambassador Susan Rice, oversaw Michelle Obama's advance operation during the 2012 re-elect campaign, was part of President Obama's advance team, and executive produced the 2013 Inaugural Parade. Since then, Lindsay has nested her work at the intersection of advocacy and entertainment, working with organizations like The Television Academy (Emmys) and has spoken on the topic at the ATX Television Festival, SXSW, The Riveter, and more. Named a 2015 “40 Under 40” recipient for City and State New York, Lindsay couples creativity and actionable organizing with political savvy to shift the social needle, Lindsay continues to advise entertainment entities on their social impact causes as well as working with political campaigns and nonprofits to authentically engage with artists and influencers. She currently resides in Los Angeles.  https://www.lindsayscola.com https://audeamus.net

In our final episode from the 2021 ATX Television Festival, director and producer Kat Candler stops by to chat about her work on CW series, The Republic of Sarah. We also discuss Queen Sugar, and how it has become such a valuable place for female indie directors to get that elusive first TV directing gig. Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Google Play | Stitcher | RSS Contact + Follow: Email | Twitter | Facebook | Instagram | YouTube

We return to our coverage of the 2021 ATX Television Festival with this episode featuring actor Kayla Cromer. Kayla is best known as Matilda on Freeform's Everything's Gonna Be OK, and was part of The Messy Middle panel about representation of disabilities on TV.  In the episode, we discuss Matilda's story arc in Season 2, Kayla's love of the true crime and superhero genres, and so much more. Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Google Play | Stitcher | RSS Contact + Follow: Email | Twitter | Facebook | Instagram | YouTube

Our 2021 ATX Television Festival coverage continues with this conversation featuring director, producer, writer, speaker and TV host, Fiona Dawson. Fiona took part in this year's festival with a proof of concept for her docuseries, Now with Fiona. An Emmy nominee and award-winning director, Fiona reflects on her career so far, the panel and screening of Now with Fiona during Season 10 of the ATX Festival, and why it's important to share hopeful stories about the LGBTQ community. Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Google Play | Stitcher | RSS Contact + Follow: Email | Twitter | Facebook | Instagram | YouTube

Hosted by actor Lucas Ng and comedian Josh Yang. Full ep. on YouTube: https://youtu.be/0jpDYGh4_AE | This week, Shirley Yip, a Chinese screen writer and director based out of Los Angeles, shares her experience leaving an advertising job in China to study screenwriting at UCLA's Screenwriting program. For the last few years, Shirley has been working in L.A. on the production side and developing her screenplays for producers. She recently pitched one of her projects, House of Fortune, at the ATX Television Festival's Pitching Competition in Austin, Texas! If you're an aspiring writer looking to make it in Hollywood, definitely give this episode a listen/watch!

In a special minisode from the 2021 ATX Television Festival, The Bold Type showrunner Wendy Straker Hauser stops by to chat about the final season of the Freeform series. Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Google Play | Stitcher | RSS Contact + Follow: Email | Twitter | Facebook | Instagram | YouTube

For the eighth day of the 10th season of the ATX Television Festival, Mike and Caroline discuss the Casting: Non-Fiction Series Panel and The Amazing Race: 20th Anniversary Panel. PLUS, our […] The post PCH Press Pass Podcast (ATX TV Festival Season 10, Day 8 plus Interview with Amy and Maya from TAR Season 25)! appeared first on Pod Clubhouse.

For the fifth day of the 10th season of the ATX Television Festival, Mike and Caroline discuss The Republic of Sarah Q&A Panel and Mike weighs in on the Screening […] The post PCH Press Pass Podcast (ATX TV Festival Season 10, Day 5)! appeared first on Pod Clubhouse.

In our first episode from the 2021 ATX Television Festival, Queen Sugar producing director Lisa France joins us to discuss her work on Seasons 5 and 6 of the groundbreaking OWN series. Lisa shares what it was like to film in real time during the Covid pandemic, how the storylines were reflecting what was happening in real life, and how they adapted to new protocols by creating filming pods. Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Google Play | Stitcher | RSS Contact + Follow: Email | Twitter | Facebook | Instagram | YouTube

For the fourth day of the 10th season of the ATX Television Festival, Mike is joined by Sheila to discuss a fantastic panel from the day, TV Mixtapes: Original Songs. […] The post PCH Press Pass Podcast (ATX TV Festival Season 10, Day 4)! appeared first on Pod Clubhouse.

For the third day of the 10th season of the ATX Television Festival, Mike is joined by Sheila and Shuffle Online’s Cat to bring you coverage of: Younger Panel (Time […] The post PCH Press Pass Podcast (ATX TV Festival Season 10, Day 3)! appeared first on Pod Clubhouse.

For the second day of the 10th season of the ATX Television Festival, Caroline and Paul bring you coverage of: Housebroken – A new animated show from Clea Duvall, starring […] The post PCH Press Pass Podcast (ATX TV Festival Season 10, Day 2)! appeared first on Pod Clubhouse.

Today, I'm joined by Caitlin McFarland and Emily Gipson, the founders of ATX Television Festival. They met in LA while they were both working for Fox Studios, and realized there were loads of film festivals but none for TV. With the focus on bringing fans of TV and putting them together with the people who make it, they started ATX. This year is their 10-year anniversary, and we talk about how they started the festival and how it's going virtual this year. Then we just talk about TV, our favorite shows, and how much the industry has changed over the years. “At the heart, we call ourselves a celebration of TV.” - Emily Gipson   Time Stamps: 07:32 - How many people are involved with the production of the Festival, and how COVID is affecting the production. 14:27 - The benefits there are from moving the festival online. 17:58 - What a ‘Television Festival' is and the types of people who come to ATX. 22:31 - Screening independent shows and the partnerships they help cultivate. 25:37 - What the process of pitching a new show looks like. 27:11 - Caitlin's favorite pitch for a show that she's ever heard. 30:45 - Why TV shows are becoming more popular, and how the way we've consumed TV has changed. 35:09 - The new styles of shows that are now being released and the increased pressure on directors. 44:20 - How realistic The Chef film and show is. 47:11 - What Emily and Caitlin's favorite show on TV is at the moment. 54:41 - What's happening at ATX Festival this year and their love of the Austin spirit. 59:59 - Doing a podcast at the festival and our plans of doing live episodes. Resources:  - ATX Festival - The Spark Parade Podcast - Texas Real Food Connect with Caitlin McFarland: - LinkedIn Connect with Emily Gipson:  - LinkedIn   Connect with Patrick Scott Armstrong: - Instagram - Facebook - Email Follow The Lone Star Plate: - Facebook - Twitter - YouTube - Instagram More From The Lone Star Plate: - Actor Matt Barr Joins New Walker, Texas Ranger - "Bruh Man" Reginald Ballard on Martin and The Bernie Mac Show - Washington and Leslie Ho from House of Ho

Javier Grillo-Marxuach (creator, The Middleman), Michael Rauch (creator, Royal Pains), Julie Plec (creator, The Vampire Diaries), Beau Willimon (creator, House of Cards), Liz Tigelaar (Casual), and Paul Garnes (Queen Sugar) discuss approaching their art as both an outlet and a tool, how (or if) they plan to write for fans that might not agree with them, and where the responsibility of an artist lies in a divided world. Moderated by Michael Schneider (IndieWire). Recorded at ATX Television Festival on June 9, 2017.Originally aired 02/6/2018CONNECT W/ BEN BLACKER & THE WRITER'S PANEL ON SOCIAL MEDIA https://twitter.com/BENBLACKERhttps://www.facebook.com/TVWritersPanelTHE WRITER'S PANEL IS A FOREVER DOG PODCAST https://foreverdogpodcasts.com/podcasts/the-writers-panel

Can you believe it’s already been a week since ATX TV..from the Couch! kicked off? Caitlin and Emily come back to close out the season with a look back at the weekend and everything that led up to it. They discuss the last minute changes, the difficult conversations to decide whether or not to continue on, and the in-front-of and behind-the-scenes moments that were full of much needed laughter and some equally needed tears. Also, there might be references to Reeses’ Eggs. Maybe. Tune in to find out. --WHERE TO FIND USFOLLOW us at @ATXFestival on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook, and let us know your thoughts on this episode (or any episode!) using #TheTVCampfire #TVTogether!SUBSCRIBE to this podcast! More episodes coming your way each week!STAY UP TO DATE at http://atxfestival.com for info on ATX TV...from the Couch! Summer Series! Episode produced by: ATX Television Festival, AJ Meyers, and Anthony Luciani.ATXFestival.com

Tomorrow starts the first ever ATX TV...from the Couch! Caitlin and Emily discuss the power of story and why they decided to continue to hold the virtual festival this weekend. They share their beliefs on television being a powerful platform and tool for change, and the need to not shy away from difficult conversations but rather to lean into and amplify them. They also highlight the stories being told during the festival that are needed now as much (if not more) than ever before. Then we release our Female Gaze panel recorded January 2020 out of LA’s YouTube Spaces! The male gaze,” largely acknowledged as “the act of depicting women and the world from a masculine, heterosexual perspective that represents women as sexual objects,” has been the dominant viewpoint since the beginning of art and culture -- but what happens when women become the subject instead of the object? This conversation explores the “female gaze” with actors, writers & directors who are reclaiming female agency by (figuratively and literally) shifting viewers’ perspectives, and telling stories that unapologetically place women and their world view at the center.Panelists: Krista Vernoff (Showrunner / Executive Producer, Grey's Anatomy & Station 19)Gloria Calderon Kellett (Showrunner / Executive Producer / Director / Actor, One Day at a Time)Abigail Spencer (Actor, Reprisal)Tina Mabry (Director, Queen Sugar)Moderator: Philiana Ng (Entertainment Tonight)--WHERE TO FIND USFOLLOW us at @ATXFestival on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook, and let us know your thoughts on this episode (or any episode!) using #TheTVCampfire #TVTogether!SUBSCRIBE to this podcast! More episodes coming your way each week!STAY UP TO DATE at http://atxfestival.com/attend/atxseason9update/ for info on our upcoming virtual festival, ATX TV...From the Couch! (June 5-7, 2020)Episode produced by: ATX Television Festival, AJ Meyers, and Anthony Luciani.ATXFestival.com

We’re just one week away (or 7 days as Emily would say) from ATX TV...From the Couch! In this week’s episode of The TV Campfire, Caitlin & Emily discuss 9 years of working through Memorial Day, and watching other people kick into Summer gear as they’re full on sprinting towards the festival (taking a few food breaks along the way). Then we release a 2017 panel all about friendships (something we need more than ever right now). We all know love is complicated, but not every great relationship arc exists in the dramatic surroundings of romance and family. Some of the most compelling storylines on television are anchored in the loyalties and complexities of friendship and brother/sisterhood. The writers and actors behind some of TV's most indelible friendships discuss the rare mix of chemistry, great writing, and (we assume) a tiny bit of witchcraft that goes into earning (and maintaining) viewers' trust in these platonic soulmate relationships. Panelists: Mara Brock Akil (Being Mary Jane)Jessica St. Clair (Playing House, Space Force) Lennon Parham (Playing House, Bless This Mess) Jennifer Kaytin Robinson (Sweet/Vicious) Kevin Falls (Pitch, Franklin & Bash)Moderator: Jarett Wieselman (BuzzFeed)--WHERE TO FIND USFOLLOW us at @ATXFestival on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook, and let us know your thoughts on this episode (or any episode!) using #TheTVCampfire #TVTogether!SUBSCRIBE to this podcast! More episodes coming your way each week!STAY UP TO DATE at http://atxfestival.com/attend/atxseason9update/ for info on our upcoming virtual festival, ATX TV...From the Couch! (June 5-7, 2020)Episode produced by: ATX Television Festival, AJ Meyers, and Anthony Luciani.ATXFestival.com

ATX TV...from the Couch! gets closer and closer as Caitlin and Emily continue to share programming, festival details, and stories of sleepless nights, FaceTime breakfast dates, and of course, more takeout and binge watching. Following that is our ATX Season 4 (2015) conversation with Marta Kauffman in an intimate discussion she looks back at a career which includes creating one of HBO’s first scripted series (Dream On), co-creating one of the highest rated (and most beloved) TV series of all time (Friends), and now the move into creating the best of the best in streaming content (Grace & Frankie). Fun fact: Marta is also confirmed for ATX TV...from the Couch! So more TV goodness to come! Panelists: Marta Kauffman (Friends, Grace & Frankie) Moderator: Ben Blacker (Writers Panel)--WHERE TO FIND USFOLLOW us at @ATXFestival on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook, and let us know your thoughts on this episode (or any episode!) using #TheTVCampfire #TVTogether!SUBSCRIBE to this podcast! More episodes coming your way each week!STAY UP TO DATE at http://atxfestival.com/attend/atxseason9update/ for info on our upcoming virtual festival, ATX TV...From the Couch! (June 5-7, 2020)Episode produced by: ATX Television Festival, AJ Meyers, and Anthony Luciani.ATXFestival.com

Now, more than ever, we are working hard to adapt our lifestyles to a new normal with the hope that we evolve into some better ways of life -- whether that is reimagining our business, new ways to share a meal with friends, or even how we record this podcast. Adaptation in media is also an evolution -- with many of our favorite TV series transitioning to the small screen from books and movies. The hope in starting with these source materials is that the stories and characters can expand, exploring something new and different. In this episode, Caitlin and Emily continue to also explore more great TV in their Quarantine Queues and of course...all the food. This week their adventures include the trend of Quarantine bread making! But most importantly they announce ATX TV...from the Couch! Programming! Following that is our Season 4 panel “To Adapt is to Evolve” with Graham Yost, Bryan Fuller and Noah Hawley. Adaptations are hard enough on their own -- honoring an original vision, satisfying a fan base, and translating characters from one medium (written word and film) to another (episodic television). What if in addition to that, you also had to balance tone, voices, and rhythm, and a lot of very passionate opinions about the original material?Hear the conversation between three powerhouse creators, who have managed to do something beyond adaptation. They have been able to respect the original distinctive worlds and characters, while also creating something uniquely their own. Panelists: Graham Yost (Justified) Noah Hawley (Fargo)Bryan Fuller (Hannibal) Moderator: James Hibberd (Entertainment Weekly)--WHERE TO FIND USFOLLOW us at @ATXFestival on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook, and let us know your thoughts on this episode (or any episode!) using #TheTVCampfire #TVTogether!SUBSCRIBE to this podcast! More episodes coming your way each week!STAY UP TO DATE at http://atxfestival.com/attend/atxseason9update/ for info on our upcoming virtual festival, ATX TV...From the Couch! (June 5-7, 2020)Episode produced by: ATX Television Festival, AJ Meyers, and Anthony Luciani.ATXFestival.com

Caitlin + Emily (ATX Festival co-founders) continue to navigate through the wild west of Quarantine life. They’ve been “at home” for 56 days here in Austin, and have 28 days to go until ATX TV...from the Couch! And they continue to have no idea what day of the week today is. This week they discuss launching registration (which is free!) and announced virtual programming, as well continuing through their quarantine queues and how they’re working their way through Austin’s takeout! Then they introduce Season 5’s panel Westerns: Then & Now and discuss how it came to have the first ever look at Westworld...plus, how they met Graham Yost! Original panel description: In 1959, twenty-six series in prime time television were traditional Westerns featuring stories of cowboys, gunslingers, outlaws, and an overall sense of a hero vs. a villain. Over 50 years later, the same themes of this mid-century genre still exist, though on a much broader spectrum. From traditional representations like “Hell on Wheels” to more modern thematic series like “Justified” and the fantastical viewpoint of HBO’s upcoming “Westworld,” there is something uniquely American that remains compelling and timeless to TV viewers. Hear writers and actors discuss carrying on this rich tradition of iconic characters, and the stories of rags to riches, revenge, duels, outlaws, lawmen, and the communities they protect.Panelists: Graham Yost (Justified)Jonathan Tucker (Justified) Anson Mount (Hell on Wheels)John Wirth (Hell on Wheels)Jonathan Nolan (Westworld)Lisa Joy (Westworld) Moderator: Ben Blacker--WHERE TO FIND USFOLLOW us at @ATXFestival on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook, and let us know your thoughts on this episode (or any episode!) using #TheTVCampfire #TVTogether!SUBSCRIBE to this podcast! More episodes coming your way each week!STAY UP TO DATE at http://atxfestival.com/attend/atxseason9update/ for info on our upcoming virtual festival, ATX TV...From the Couch! (June 5-7, 2020)Episode produced by: ATX Television Festival, AJ Meyers, and Anthony Luciani.ATXFestival.com

This week Caitlin + Emily (ATX Festival co-founders) start by discussing their quarantine queues (and what they’re eating while they watch), but then share some breaking news on ATX TV...from the Couch! They also deep dive into how ATX became a destination for reunions while reflecting on some of their favorite past gatherings and how they all came together!The second half of the episode is the entire Season 4 (2015)’s Closing Night Reunion…Gilmore Girls!The conversation starts with just the girls—Amy Sherman Palladino, Lauren Graham, Alexis Bledel, and Kelly Bishop—before inviting the rest of Stars Hollow to join in!Panelists:Amy Sherman Palladino Lauren GrahamAlexis Bledel Kelly Bishop Scott PattersonJared PadaleckiMilo VentimigliaMatt CzuchryKeiko AgenaYanic Truesdale Liz TorresLiza WeilJackson DouglasTodd LoweJohn CabreraDanny StrongDaniel PalladinoModerator: Jessica Shaw (Entertainment Weekly Radio)--WHERE TO FIND USFOLLOW us at @ATXFestival on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook, and let us know your thoughts on this episode (or any episode!) using #TheTVCampfire #TVTogether!SUBSCRIBE to this podcast! More episodes coming your way each week!STAY UP TO DATE at http://atxfestival.com/attend/atxseason9update/ for info on our upcoming virtual festival, ATX TV...From the Couch! (June 5-7, 2020)Episode produced by: ATX Television Festival, AJ Meyers, and Anthony Luciani.ATXFestival.com

This conversation was recorded in 2014 was Kevin was coming to Austin Texas for the ATX Television Festival to promote his series, "Enlisted", we had this conversation in advance of the festival. Among other many other television projects, Kevin created and was show runner for Cougartown, the series starring Courtney Cox. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dennis-tardan/support

We’re back and bringing y’all some of our favorite past conversations along with behind-the-scenes stories of how they were put together. Caitlin and Emily give you up-to-date insight into what’s happening with this year’s virtual festival: ATX TV...from the Couch!It’s like a flashback episode and a spoiler alert all rolled into one. This week’s episode has our co founders sharing their current quarantine queues and discussing how leadership plays a part in the current crisis. Whether it is the President of a country, a network, or a festival this is a time we all are in need of strong leaders. Following this week’s chat, we are re-releasing The Presidents of the State of TV (2017, Season 6): From network to cable to streaming platforms, these individuals are deciding the fate of your current and future favorite programming. As we continue to live in a perpetual state of ""Peak TV,"" how does a network or studio decide what content to create? How do they balance their brand, while continuing to grow and challenge their viewers? As the landscape grows, ""channels"" are racing to build audiences' trust in what can be expected from their content -- but budgets get tighter, decisions to make a pilot vs. straight to series get harder, which equals a rising pressure to define their brands and establish audiences.Panelists: Craig Erwich (Hulu)Jennifer Salke (at the time of the panel, NBC)Casey Bloys (HBO)Nick Grad (FX)Gary Levine (Showtime)Moderator: Debra Birnbaum (at the time of the panel,Variety)--WHERE TO FIND USFOLLOW us at @ATXFestival on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook, and let us know your thoughts on this episode (or any episode!) using #TheTVCampfire #TVTogether!SUBSCRIBE to this podcast! More episodes coming your way each week!STAY UP TO DATE at http://atxfestival.com/attend/atxseason9update/ for info on our upcoming virtual festival, ATX TV...From the Couch! (June 5-7, 2020)Episode produced by: ATX Television Festival, AJ Meyers, and Anthony Luciani.ATXFestival.com

Caitlin and Emily return by bringing y’all some of their favorite past panels along with behind-the-scenes stories of how they were put together. They also give you up-to-date insight into what’s happening with this year’s virtual festival...ATX TV...from the Couch!It’s like a flashback episode and a spoiler alert all rolled into one. This week’s episode has the first look at going virtual, a look inside 2017’s Complex, Not Complicated panel, and of course, updates on what holiday candy is getting them through quarantine. About Complex, Not Complicated: Now more than ever, television is home to a range of increasingly complex female characters: ones that are bold, funny, fierce, sensitive, loyal, fragile, complicated, and kick ass (sometimes all in the same moment). Prepare to be awestruck as these powerhouse creatives and actors discuss the legacy of female characters before them, the necessity of women’s stories at this particular moment in pop culture, and why there’s no one way to write a “strong” woman.Panelists:Mara Brock Akil (Being Mary Jane, Girlfriends)Kyra Sedgwick (The Closer)Mary McDonnell (Major Crimes, Battlestar Galactica)Liz Tigelaar (Little Fires Everywhere) Taylor Dearden (Sweet/Vicious)Jennifer Kaytin Robinson (Sweet/Vicious, Someone Great)Moderator: Sandra Gonzalez (CNN)--WHERE TO FIND USFOLLOW us at @ATXFestival on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook, and let us know your thoughts on this episode (or any episode!) using #TheTVCampfire #TVTogether!SUBSCRIBE to this podcast! More episodes coming your way each week!STAY UP TO DATE at http://atxfestival.com/attend/atxseason9update/ for info on our upcoming virtual festival, ATX TV...From the Couch! (June 5-7, 2020)Episode produced by: ATX Television Festival, AJ Meyers, and Anthony Luciani.ATXFestival.com FiveOhm.com

On episode 409, Jason (@theTVaholic) is joined by Kyle Nolan (@kyool) from NoReruns.net (@NoReruns) and Ivey West (@Dorv) to recap our experiences at the ATX Television Festival Season 8, which also works as an extended Summer 2019 TV Preview given the number of shows we screened there. (Start times of each segment/topic) ATX Television Festival… Continue reading TVx3 E409: ATX Television Festival Season 8 Recap

On episode 394, Jason (@theTVaholic) is joined by Ivey West (@Dorv) and Lynn Valiquette (@povprod) to talk some cancellation and renewal news and then recap all the fun they had attending the ATX Television Festival Season 7. (Start times of each segment) News (00:01:43) We talked about the following seven TV news stories: Imposters Cancelled… Continue reading TVx3 E394: An Engaging ATX Television Festival Season 7 Recap

On episode 372, Jason (@theTVaholic) is joined by Kei Haynes (@TVwithKei) from PilotWatching.com (@PilotWatching) and Mike Moody (@MikeMoody) of Mr. Robot, Oh! (@mrrobotpod) and the Permanent RCRD Podcast Network (@permrcrd) to talk some renewal news and then recap our adventures attending the ATX Television Festival Season 6. (Start times of each segment/topic) ATX Television Festival… Continue reading TVx3 E372: ATX Television Festival Season 6 Recap

On episode 367, Jason (@theTVaholic) is joined by Kyle Nolan (@kyool) from NoReruns.net (@NoReruns) and Mike Moody (@MikeMoody) of Mr. Robot, Oh! (@mrrobotpod) and the Permanent RCRD Podcast Network (@permrcrd) to talk some cancelation and renewal news, preview the ATX Television Festival Season 6 and then discuss the series premieres of American Gods, Girlboss and… Continue reading TVx3 E367: ATX Television Festival Season 6 Preview

This is a special episode in IYD's new segment called Living Your Dreams. LYD will tell stories of exciting events that Michelle experiences. In this episode, Michelle, Anthony & Jameson ,a.k.a The Tripod, discuss their experiences at the ATX Television Festival. It was their third year attending as volunteers.

On episode 327, Jason (@theTVaholic) is joined by Kyle Nolan (@kyool) from NoReruns.net (@NoReruns) and Melissa Girimonte (@thetelevixen) from TheTelevixen.com and the TV POV Podcast to talk some renewal news and then recap our adventures attending the ATX Television Festival Season 5 followed by a discussion of the series premiere of BrainDead and the second… Continue reading TVx3 E327: ATX Television Festival Season 5 Recap

On episode 278, Jason (@theTVaholic) is joined by Emma Loggins (@emmaloggins) of FanBolt.com (@fanbolt) and Kyle Nolan (@kyool) from NoReruns.net (@NoReruns) to talk some cancellation and renewal news and then recap our adventures attending the ATX Television Festival Season 4. Plus, some TV recommendations at the end. (Start times of each segment/topic) News (00:01:06) We… Continue reading TVx3 E278: ATX Television Festival Season 4 Recap

On episode 230, Jason (@theTVaholic) is joined by Danielle Turchiano (@danielletbd), a regular contributor to StudioSystemNews.com and author of pseudonym: a novel, and Emma Loggins (@emmaloggins) of FanBolt.com (@fanbolt) to talk about some TV news, recap the 2014 ATX Television Festival and discuss the series premieres of Halt and Catch Fire and Chasing Life. Plus,… Continue reading TVx3 E230: ATX Television Festival Season 3 Recap