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On this week's episode, I'm rejoined by Bart Weiss to discuss the evolution of the iPhone-shot movie from Tangerine to 28 Years Later and his recent book, Smartphone Cinema: Making Great Films with Your Mobile Phone. You have the power to make a movie in the palm of your hand: will you use it? If you enjoyed this episode, please share it with a friend!

In this episode Blake interviews filmmaker & educator Bart Weiss about his new book, "Smartphone Cinema - Making Great Films with Your Mobile Phone".Buy the book here:https://geni.us/F3UtDSd (Amazon)https://geni.us/G1NO (from publisher)https://videofest.org/services/newsletter (Bart's newsletter) --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/almostprofessional/support

Welcome to another bonus edition of the Rarified Heir Podcast. Today we bring you something a little different. Just for fun. On Saturday September 28th and Sunday the 29th, 2024 the good folks at the VideoFest in Dallas presented Devo's Gerald Casale with the Ernie Kovacs award. Since the 1997, Bart Weiss and the Video Association of Dallas has given out a (semi) annual Ernie Kovacs award with the help of Edie Adams and since her passing in 2009, her son, Rarified Heir Podcast host Josh Mills. Past recipients include Joel Hodgson, Paul Reubens, Amy Sedaris, Terry Gilliam, John Cleese, Mike Judge, George Schlatter, Kevin McDonald & Dave Foley of Kids in the Hall, Al Franken, Martin Mull, Michael Nesmith and more. Thank you to Kyle Riche for recording the event, Bart Weiss and the VideoFest in Dallas Texas for holding an Ernie Kovacs award annually, Gerald Casale for being such an Ernie Kovacs fan, Jeff Winner for making this event happen, the good folks at the Texas Theater, DJ George Gimarc, all the VideoFest volunteers and everyone who has attended any of the Kovacs Awards through the years. So Rarified Heir Podcast fans, this is not your typical episode, but we thought you all might want to hear some of what happened that weekend. And here it is.

Welcome to another bonus edition of the Rarified Heir Podcast. Today we bring you something a little different. Just for fun. On Saturday September 28th and Sunday the 29th, 2024 the good folks at the VideoFest in Dallas presented Devo's Gerald Casale with the Ernie Kovacs award. Since the 1997, Bart Weiss and the Video Association of Dallas has given out a (semi) annual Ernie Kovacs award with the help of Edie Adams and since her passing in 2009, her son, Rarified Heir Podcast host Josh Mills. Past recipients include Joel Hodgson, Paul Reubens, Amy Sedaris, Terry Gilliam, John Cleese, Mike Judge, George Schlatter, Kevin McDonald & Dave Foley of Kids in the Hall, Al Franken, Martin Mull, Michael Nesmith and more. Thank you to Kyle Riche for recording the event, Bart Weiss and the VideoFest in Dallas Texas for holding an Ernie Kovacs award annually, Gerald Casale for being such an Ernie Kovacs fan, Jeff Winner for making this event happen, the good folks at the Texas Theater, DJ George Gimarc, all the VideoFest volunteers and everyone who has attended any of the Kovacs Awards through the years. So Rarified Heir Podcast fans, this is not your typical episode, but we thought you all might want to hear some of what happened that weekend. And here it is.

This week I'm talking to a friend here in Dallas, Bart Weiss, about the Ernie Kovacs Award taking place this weekend at the Texas Theatre. This year's honoree is Jerry Casale from the band Devo, and we're discussing his work both with the band and as a pioneer of the music video artform. Check out the links above for tickets to the various events (the screening tonight is going to be pretty fun, I think, as the movie is super-interesting). If you're in the Dallas area I hope you check it out. And if you enjoyed this episode, I hope you share it with a friend!

Bart Weiss, Founder, Dallas VideoFest joins David Johnson on this episode of CEO Spotlight.

In this episode of The Fog of Truth podcast, host Bart Weiss discusses the documentary 'Water Wars' with its director, Mario Mattei. The documentary, which recently screened at the Dallas International Film Festival, delves into the complex issue of water rights in West Texas, depicting a struggle over the control and distribution of one of the most vital resources. Mattei shares insights into his dual role in the project, his creative process, and the importance of visual storytelling across various mediums. The conversation highlights the documentary's exploration of American freedom, property ownership, and the ethical dimensions of resource sharing. The film illustrates the legal battles faced by farmers and ranchers in Hudspeth County and the broader implications for water rights across Texas. Key characters, such as the Guitar family and Laura Lynch, are discussed, offering a glimpse into the deeply personal and community-wide impacts of the water wars.  Mattei reflects on the challenges of presenting a balanced view of the conflict and the significance of water in human life. The episode sheds light on the engaging narrative and the collaborative effort behind the documentary, from pre-production to securing distribution.   00:26 Welcome to The Fog of Truth Podcast 00:37 Diving Deep with Director Mario Mattei 01:29 The Art of Visual Storytelling 03:10 Behind the Scenes of Water Wars 05:35 The Essence of Water Wars: A Story of Conflict and Resource 09:56 The Battle for Water Rights: Farmers vs. Ranchers 15:22 Navigating Legal Waters: The Fight for Fairness 18:17 The Heart of the Story: Laura Lynch's Emotional Journey 23:04 The Future of Water Wars and What's Next for Mario Mattei 26:09 Signing Off from The Fog of Truth

Bart Weiss, an award-winning filmmaker, educator and director/founder of the Dallas VideoFest, joins Martheya to talk about Filmmaking. They discuss advice for makers, predictions for the film industry, mobile filmmaking, and dance films . (36:58)  Episode Show kNOwtes | Podcast Home    

John Wildman, Justina Walford, and Bart Weiss talk about documentary films we watch over and over again. John discusses "Echo in the Caynon", and Justina discusses "Fast, Cheap, and Out of Control," and Bart talked about "Primary."

Bart Weiss and John Wildman go back to the early days of Documentary to celebrate the 101st episode of the Fog of Truth. John talks about the dogs!

For our 100th Episode, we bring you the Best Documentaries of 2020. We bring back one of the original hosts Christopher Llewellyn Reed, along with John Wildman and Bart Weiss.      

Justina Walford, John Wildman, and Bart Weiss discuss the 4 part series "Queer for Fear" currently running on the shudder network. 

Rob and Don record this audio-only episode from The Angelika Film Center in Mockingbird Station for the final run of Dallas VideoFest as Rob interviews long-time unsung heroes of the festival, the amazing Wally Funk, filmmakers, the man who created the Kovacs Award, and the dynamic duo of Bart Weiss and Kelly Kitchens! It's the end of an era, and we send it off into the sunset like only WE can!

Bart Weiss returns to discuss the final Dallas Videofest Docufest+. There is a wonderful line up this week at the in person person festival.   For tickets and schedules head to: https://videofest.org/ Catch up with us on Twitter: @ILTMPodcast Instagram: @ILovethatMoviePodcast Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Ilovethatmovie  

This episode's guest Bart Weiss, the Founder and Artistic Director of Dallas VideoFest, which is celebrating it's 34th and final year! DocuFest 34 runs September 29 through October 3, 2021. For more information and for tickets, visit www.videofest.org. We discuss what's new this year and so much more on episode 58 of the Avert Your Eyes Podcast. Consider Yourself Warned! If you enjoyed the episode, head over to Apple Podcasts and kindly leave us a rating, a review, and subscribe! You can also subscribe via Stitcher, Spotify, TuneIn or Google Play. Follow us via Facebook and Twitter. Visit our website. Click here to take our listener survey! We now have Avert Your Eyes Podcast merchandise! Check it out here!

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We have something a little different this week as Bart Weiss and Greg Brownderville stop by to discuss their "Go show" project "Firebones".    https://firebones.org/ Catch up with us on Twitter: @ILTMPodcast Instagram: @ILovethatMoviePodcast Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Ilovethatmovie Website: https://www.ilovethatmoviepodcast.com/

In this bonus episode, we invite back our former cohost Summre Garber to talk about the documentary slate at the 2021 Slamdance Film Festival, where she is co-captain of the documentary-features program. Then we all discuss, in depth, the following three films: Code Name: Nagasaki, Everyone Wants to Be the Next Weismann and Holy Frit. This episode marks the departure of Chris Reed as permanent cohost, leaving Bart Weiss in charge of the future. Should be fun! Enjoy! Group Review Documentaries: Code Name: Nagasaki (Fredrik S. Hana, 2021) Everyone Wants to Be the Next Weismann (Alberto Triano, 2020) Holy Frit (Justin S. Monroe, 2021) Other Films/Series Mentioned: Bleeding Audio (Chelsea Christer, 2020) Dick Johnson Is Dead (Kirsten Johnson, 2020) Firebones (Greg Brownderville/Bart Weiss, 2021) 306 Hollywood (Elan Bogarín/Jonathan Bogarín, 2018) Workhorse Queen (Angela Washko, 2021) Links to reviews by Christopher Llewellyn Reed: Hammer to Nail review of Code Name: Nagasaki Hammer to Nail review of Everyone Wants to Be the Next Weismann Hammer to Nail review of Holy Frit Timestamps: 00:40 – Intro 03:49 – Summre’s recap of Slamdance 2021 documentary slate 07:33 – Group discussion of Code Name: Nagasaki 13:33 – Group discussion of Everyone Wants to Be the Next Weismann 21:35 – Group discussion of Holy Frit 31:51 – Outro and End Credits Website/Email: www.fogoftruth.com disinfo@fogoftruth.com Credits: Artwork by Hilary Campbell Intro music by Jeremiah Moore Transitional music by BELLS≥ (thanks to Christopher Ernst) Editing and shownotes by Christopher Llewellyn Reed

Bart Weiss stops by to discuss Docufest which is going hybrid this year and will have both online and in person viewings. October 1-4, 2020 http://VideoFest.org/Festivals/DocuFest/ Catch up with us on Twitter: @ILTMPodcast Instagram: @ILovethatMoviePodcast Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Ilovethatmovie Website: https://www.ilovethatmoviepodcast.com/ Discord https://discord.gg/qe2kqA Facebook https://www.facebook.com/ilovethatmoviepodcast/

Bart Weiss from the "Fog of Truth" podcast drops by to discuss one of his all time favorite films "Once Upon a Time in the West." We break down why this Western classic was one Sergio Leone's best films. If you liked this week's episode please join us this Friday to recap it together: on Friday 8.14 at 7:00 PM central https://getvokl.com/live-broadcast/ILTM-After-Party-Once-Upon-a-Time-in-the-West   https://videofest.org/ @ILTMPodcast Instagram: @ILovethatMoviePodcast   Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Ilovethatmovie Our Website: https://www.ilovethatmoviepodcast.com/ Teespring: https://teespring.com/stores/i-love-that-movie-podcast   Discord https://discord.gg/qe2kqA   Facebook https://www.facebook.com/ilovethatmoviepodcast/  

Bart Weiss joins me in this minisode to discuss Alternative Fiction Fest which will be streaming for free online from April 2-5. For more information on the festival: http://videofest.org/alternative-fiction/   For membership in Dallas VideoFest year-’round: https://www.prekindle.com/events/VAD   Sign up for the Dallas VideoFest Newsletter: http://tinyurl.com/DVFNewsletter Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Videofest Twitter: https://twitter.com/videofest Instagram: http://instagram.com/videofest Catch up with us on Twitter: @ILTMPodcast Instagram: @ILovethatMoviePodcast Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Ilovethatmovie Teespring: https://teespring.com/stores/i-love-that-movie-podcast   Discord https://discord.gg/qe2kqA   Facebook https://www.facebook.com/ilovethatmoviepodcast/  

In this minisode you will hear from Bart Weiss, Erin, and Sarah about "Best of Fests" presented by EarthxFilm February 27- March 1st. 26 different film festivals will be hi-lighted at this unique event.   Tickets: https://www.prekindle.com/event/87411-best-of-fests-pass-sales-dallas Schedule: https://www.prekindle.com/festivalschedule/id/530927495190210573?0   Catch up with us on Twitter: @ILTMPodcast Instagram: @ILovethatMoviePodcast Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Ilovethatmovie eespring: https://teespring.com/stores/i-love-that-movie-podcast   Discord https://discord.gg/qe2kqA   Facebook https://www.facebook.com/ilovethatmoviepodcast/   If you liked what you heard today please subscribe and rate the show  

In this bonus episode, cohosts Bart Weiss and Chris Reed talk with Oscar-winning documentarian Morgan Neville (20 Feet from Stardom), discussing his career and thoughts on the art of filmmaking. In addition, we consider two different approaches to the same topic, comparing Neville’s 2018 nonfiction Won’t You Be My Neighbor? to Marielle Heller’s 2019 fictional A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood, each of which take the late, great Fred Rogers as their subject. Listen in for a vibrant conversation on documentaries and more! Other Films (and One Show) Mentioned: A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood (Marielle Heller, 2019) Best of Enemies: Buckley vs. Vidal (Robert Gordon/Morgan Neville, 2015) Casablanca (Michael Curtiz, 1942) California's Goldwith Huell Howser( KCET, 1991 –) The Cool School (Morgan Neville, 2008) The Devil and Daniel Johnston (Jeff Feuerzeig, 2005) Grey Gardens (Ellen Hovde/Albert Maysles/David Maysles/Muffie Meyer, 1975) Grey Gardens (Michael Sucsy, 2009) Little Dieter Needs to Fly (Werner Herzog, 1997) The Music of Strangers: Yo-Yo Ma and the Silk Road Ensemble (Morgan Neville, 2015) The Other Side of the Wind (Orson Welles, 2018) Rescue Dawn (Werner Herzog, 2006) Shotgun Freeway: Drives Through Lost L.A. (Morgan Neville/Harry Pallenberg, 1995) Metallica: Some Kind of Monster (Joe Berlinger/Bruce Sinofsky, 2004) They’ll Love Me When I’m Dead (Morgan Neville, 2018) Troubadors (Morgan Neville, 2011) 20 Feet from Stardom (Morgan Neville, 2013) Links to reviews by Christopher Llewellyn Reed: Film Festival Today review of A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood Hammer to Nail review of They’ll Love Me When I’m Dead Hammer to Nail review of Won’t You Be My Neighbor? Timestamps: 00:35 – Intro 04:24 – Morgan Neville interview 30:42 – End credits Website/Email: www.fogoftruth.com disinfo@fogoftruth.com Credits: Artwork by Hilary Campbell Intro music by Jeremiah Moore Editing and shownotes by Christopher Llewellyn Reed

I talk to the leading man behind #DallasVideoFest to talk about the documentary portion of the festival series and the benefits of it! Check out Bart's own site at: http://bartweiss.com/Site/Welcome.html

Bart Weiss joins us in this episode to talk about DocuFest. Dallas VideoFest 32 presents DocuFest, featuring dozens of documentary features and also shorts, over four days, Oct. 3-6, 2019, at Angelika Film Center - Dallas (5321 E Mockingbird Ln Suite 230, Dallas.) Dallas videoFest: VideoFest.org Tickets and Schedule for Docufest: https://www.prekindle.com/festival/id/530585115371193241 Catch up with us on Twitter: @ILTMPodcast Instagram: @ILovethatMoviePodcast Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Ilovethatmovie Teespring: https://teespring.com/stores/i-love-that-movie-podcast

Release date – 7/24/19 Bonus Episode – “The Great Hack” This bonus episode features a review of the new Netflix documentary The Great Hack – which opens today on the site – and an interview with its directors, Karim Amer and Jehane Noujaim, from this year’s AFI DOCS film festival. The film discusses both the 2016 Brexit and 2016 U.S. presidential elections and how the public’s personal data was misused by the now-defunct political consulting firm Cambridge Analytica. It’s a visually exciting and dramatically gripping look at how social-media activity leads to the hacking of our brains. Sadly, this is also the first Fog of Truth episode done without our erstwhile colleague Summre Garber, who has left the podcast to pursue other opportunities. We miss her. Stay tuned for more information about the guest hosts that Chris Reed and Bart Weiss will invite onto the show for Season 7, which we plan to launch some time in September, after first recording one more bonus episode between now and then.   Group Review + Interview Documentary: THE GREAT HACK / 2019 (Directors: Karim Amer & Jehane Noujaim) Now playing on Netflix   Other Films Mentioned: The Interview / 2014 (Directors: Evan Goldberg & Seth Rogen) The Square / 2013 (Director: Jehane Noujaim) Startup.com / 2001 (Directors: Chris Hegedus & Jehane Noujaim) Links to review/interview by Christopher Llewellyn Reed: Film Festival Today review of The Great Hack Film Festival Today interview with The Great Hack’s Karim Amer and Jehane Noujaim Timestamps: 00:40 - Intro and Farewell to Summre 04:10 - Group Review of THE GREAT HACK 13:20 - Chris interviews Karim Amer and Jehane Noujaim of THE GREAT HACK 31:25 - Closing   Website/Email: www.fogoftruth.com disinfo@fogoftruth.com   Credits: Artwork by Hilary Campbell Intro music by Jeremiah Moore Editing by Christopher Llewellyn Reed Transitional music by BELLS (thanks to Christopher Ernst)

What does athletics teach you? It’s not about you, it’s about the other ten guys on that team, the other four in basketball...it’s about everyone working together for a common purpose, for a common goal, and you shouldn’t care who gets the credit as long as you accomplish that goal. - Col. Bart Weiss Col. Bart Weiss is the Director of Athletic Operations at the Community School of Naples, in Naples, FL. He has a truly impressive background in sport and at the United States Air Force. He recently retired after nearly 30 years of service as a full Colonel, and before retiring from active duty in 2014 to join CSN, Weiss served as the Academy’s Deputy Athletic Director. As Deputy Athletic Director of the USAF Academy he oversaw 27 NCAA Division I sport programs and supervised physical education and fitness programs to over 4,000 USAF Academy cadets. Col. Weiss was born in Muskegon, Michigan but grew up in Naples and graduated from Naples High school in 1982. He is a 1986 graduate of the US Air Force Academy and earned a master's of science from Marymount University in 1998 and graduated from the US Army Carlisle Barracks in 2006 with a master’s in National Security Strategy. As a member of the class of 1986 Col. Weiss was named a conference offensive player of the year, 1985 First-team all-conference, and 1985 runner up for the Davey O'Brien National Quarterback Award. In 1985, Weiss was the first player in USAFA history to rush and pass for over 1,000 yards in a season and led the 1985 team to a 12-1 overall record and #4 national ranking. He was also recently inducted into the United States Air Force Academy Hall of Fame. In addition to these leadership experiences, during his career in the Air Force he led 480 cadet-candidates through a balanced curriculum of military training, academic education and athletic competition and also led and commanded flying squadrons and multiple operational units worldwide. He served in Washington DC working alongside both military leaders and members of Congress, and is a command pilot with 5,000 flying hours. He served as Vice President Gore’s pilot on Air Force Two, and also spent a year augmenting Air Force One! Kathy and Col. Weiss met up on the road this week and spent time digging into the “secret sauce” for parents of balancing support and humility, teaching excellence, integrity, respect, and instilling discipline in athletes. He delves into the dynamics of when to be a leader and when to fold into an existing entity and work your way up. His wisdom on the importance of failure and seeing the big picture is so helpful, and we believe parents and athletes will gain so much from the wisdom in this episode. Learning from his focus on teachability and cheering on the entire team was such an honor to us, and we hope this episode inspires excellence in you and your athletes this week!

Episode 41 is a very special edition of the podcast! I recently attended the 2019 Best of Fests Film Festival a few weeks ago. 22 different film festivals came together to present films that either were popular with their audiences or represented their programming esthetic. I attended the red carpet and spoke with several filmmakers and festival representatives including: Harry and Linda Eaddy with the Denton Black Film Festival. www.dentonbff.com Rob Smat, Director of "The Last Whistle." www.lastwhistlemovie.com Aaron N. Martin, Becky Nitschke, Celena Rae, and Ray Hosack from the film "The Last Whistle." www.lastwhistlemovie.com Mark Birnbaum, The Director of the documentary "The Big Buy,” and Bart Weiss of Dallas VideoFest. www.videofest.org Lizette Barrera, Director of the film "Mosca." www.videofest.org David Blue Garcia, Director of "Tejano." www.tejanomovie.com His film represented the Dallas International Film Festival. www.dallasfilm.org. Thomas Shubert and David Gibson of The Asian Film Festival of Dallas. www.asianfilmdallas.com Liz Cardenas, Director of the film "Imago." The film represented the Dallas International Film Festival. www.dallasfilm.org.   Susan Carol Davis and with The Thin Line Film Festival. www.thinline.us. Alexa May, Director of "Phonies" with the Pegasus Film Festival. Alex Garcia Topete with Festival de Cine Latino Americano. www.fdcla.org.   Rachelle Weiss Crane with the Dallas Jewish Film Festival.   Jeffrey Brown with Czech That Film. www.czechthatfilm.org   Curtis Smith, President of the Board of Directors of Q Cinema. www.qcinema.org.   Jitin Hingorani, Executive Director of the DFW South Asian Film Festival. www.dfwsaff.com.   Samuel Thomas, one of the Festival Directors of the Deep in the Heart Film Festival. www.deepintheheartff.com   To learn more about Best of Fests, visit www.bestoffests.org. If you enjoyed the episode, head over to Apple Podcasts and kindly leave us a rating, a review, and subscribe! You can also subscribe via Stitcher, Spotify, TuneIn or Google Play. Follow us via Facebook and Twitter. Visit our website. Click here to take our listener survey! We now have Avert Your Eyes Podcast merchandise! Check it out here!

Bart Weiss, the founder and artistic director of Videofest, joins us this week to discuss Docufest and some of its hilights. Docufest runs in Dallas from October 10-14, 2018 and is in it's 31st year!   Videofest: http://videofest.org/ Docufest: http://www.spdemo.co/videofest/docufest/ Tickets: https://www.prekindle.com/event/83316-dallas-video-fest-docufest-badge-dallas The Fog of Truth Podcast: https://www.fogoftruth.com/  

Artist Frank Reaugh lived and worked in Dallas through the first half of the 20th Century. And his pictures of longhorn steers roaming the landscape helped to define Texas at the time. This week, we talk about Reaugh's legacy, the subject of the documentary “Frank Reaugh: Pastel Poet of the Texas Plains.” It airs Thursday night at 10 p.m. on KERA-TV as part of the new season of Frame of Mind, curated by Bart Weiss, who joins us for the conversation.

There seems to be no shortage of good doc series available to stream online. We take a look at the evolution of this format through early PBS observational series to today. We also discuss Dirty Money and Bart interviews the creators of Wild Wild Country.   Group Review Documentary: DIRTY MONEY (2018) / USA (Creator: Alex Gibney) Available on Netflix   Film Featured in Interview Portion: WILD WILD COUNTRY (2018) /USA (Creators: Chapman Way & Maclain Way) Available on Netflix      Other Films/Articles/Books Mentioned: Up Series / 1964 - Present (TV Series) An American Family / 1973 (TV Series) Airport / 1996 - 2008 (TV Series) The Civil War / 1990 (TV Series / Director/Creator: Ken Burns) The Jinx / 2015 (TV Series / Director: Andrew Jarecki) Making a Murderer / 2015 (TV Series / Directors:  Moira Demos & Laura Ricciardi) Wormwood / 2017 (TV Series / Director: Errol Morris) The Staircase / 2004 (TV Series) American Vandal / 2017 (TV Series / Creators: Tony Yacenda, Dan Perrault) The Keepers / 2017  (TV Series / Director: Ryan White) Planet Earth / 2006 (TV Series / Director: Alastair Fothergill) American Masters Series / 1986 - Present (TV Series / Creator: Susan Lacy) Unforgivable Blackness: The Rise and Fall of Jack Johnson / 2004  (TV Series / Director: Ken Burns) Taxi to the Dark Side / 2008 (Director: Alex Gibney) The Bandit / 2016 (Director: Jesse Moss) Mommy Dead and Dearest / 2017 (Director: Erin Lee Carr) Solitary / 2016 (Director: Kristi Jacobson) Amanda Knox / 2016 (Directors: Rod Blackhurst, Brian McGinn) Before the Flood / 2016 (Director: Fisher Stevens) The Battered Bastards of Baseball / 2014 (Director: Chapman Way & Maclain Way) Source Family / 2012 (Directors: Jodi Wille, Maria Demopoulos) My Fathers, My Mother and Me / 2013 (Director: Paul-Julien Robert) Jonestown: The Life and Death of Peoples Temple / 2006 (Director: Stanley Nelson Jr.) Millhouse / 1971 (Director: Emile de Antonio) Point of Order / 1964 (Director: Emile de Antonio) In the Year of the Pig / 1969 (Director: Emile de Antonio) Underground / 2015 (Directors: Emile de Antonio, Haskell Wexler) Rush to Judgement / 1967 (Director: Emile de Antonio)   Timestamps: 02:49 - Intro discussion of Documentaries Series 12:53 - Group Review of DIRTY MONEY 29:47 - Bart Weiss interviews Chapman Way & Maclain Way of WILD WILD COUNTRY 46:29 -  Doc Talk   Website/Email: www.fogoftruth.com disinfo@fogoftruth.com   Credits: Artwork by Hilary Campbell Intro music by Jeremiah Moore Transitional music by BELLS (thanks to Christopher Ernst)

This week Bart Weiss joins us to talk about the 24 Hour Video Race. Bart, is the director of Dallas Video Fest and the producer for KERA's Frame of Mind. He is also the president of the Video Dallas Association and the artistic director of 3 Stars Cinema a monthly Jewish film series. In this episode we talk about the history of the 24 hour video race, how to enter, and, and what contestants can walk away with from this experience.   Check out Bart Weiss podcast:  https://www.fogoftruth.com/   The 24 hour Video Race Website: http://www.24hourvideorace.com/   And the Dallas Video Fest Website for Future events: http://videofest.org/

This week we explore documentaries where the filmmaker is an integral part of the story, review Unrest (a personal film by Jennifer Brea who filmed her own onset and struggle with M.E.), and have an interview with the director of Bombshell: The Hedy Lamarr Story Group Review Documentary: UNREST (2017) / UK, USA (Director: Jennifer Brea, Producers: Jennifer Brea, Lindsey Dryden, Patricia E. Gillespie, Alysa Nahmias) https://www.unrest.film Available to stream on Amazon / iTunes / Google Play and (Netflix starting January 15, 2018) Film Featured in Interview Portion: BOMBSHELL: THE HEDY LAMARR STORY (2017) / (Director: Alexandra Dean, Producers: Alexandra Dean, Adam Haggiag, Katherine Drew) https://zeitgeistfilms.com/film/bombshellthehedylamarrstory Other Documentaries Mentioned: Bowling for Columbine / 2002 (Director: Michael Moore) Where Will We Invade Next / 2016 (Director: Michael Moore) Shermans March / 1985 (Director: Ross McElwee) Icarus / 2017 (Director: Bryan Fogel) Strong Island / 2017 (Director: Yance Ford) Human Flow / 2017 (Director: Ai Weiwei) Murder Mouth / 2011 (Director: Madeleine Parry) Forks Over Knives / 2011 (Director: Lee Fulkerson) Kedi / 2017 (Director: Ceyda Torun) List of US Theaters exhibiting film (turns out there are a bunch in LA!): http://www.sprocketschool.org/wiki/List_of_analog_film_exhibitors Hammer to Nail Links by Christopher Llewellyn Reed: http://www.hammertonail.com/film-festivals/unrest-review/ Timestamps: 8:30 - Group Review of UNREST 20:45 - Bart Weiss interviews Alexandra Dean of BOMBSHELL 32:38 - Doc Talk Website/Email: www.fogoftruth.com contact@fogoftruth.com Credits: Artwork by Hilary Campbell Intro music by Jeremiah Moore Transitional music by BELLS (thanks to Christopher Ernst)

Bart Weiss, Christopher Llewellyn Reed and Summre Garber discuss sub-genres within the larger genre of “Documentary” and delve deep into Maineland, a film about two high school students from China attending a boarding school in Maine. Group Review Documentary: MAINELAND (2017) / China, USA (Director: Miao Wang, Producers: Robert M. Chang, Violet Du Feng, Damon Smith, Miao Wang) http://www.mainelandfilm.com/ Film Featured in Interview Portion: BARBECUE (2017) / Australia, Armenia, Japan, Jordan, Mexico, Mongolia, New Zealand, Philippines, South Africa, Sweden, USA, Uruguay (Director: Matthew Salleh, Producers: Daniel Joyce, Rose Tucker) http://www.urtextfilms.com/barbecue/ Available to stream on Netflix / iTunes / Google Play  Other Documentaries Mentioned: My Architect / 2003 (Director: Nathaniel Kahn) Camera Person / 2016 (Director: Kirsten Johnson) The Source Family / 2012 (Directors: Jodi Wille, Maria Demopoulos) Tongues Untied / 1989 (Director: Marlon Riggs) The Defiant Ones / 2017 (Director: Allen Hughes) The Keepers / 2017 (Director: Ryan White) Ex Libris / 2017 (Director: Frederick Wiseman) Hammer to Nail Links by Christopher Llewellyn Reed: http://www.hammertonail.com/film-festivals/maineland-review/ http://www.hammertonail.com/film-festivals/barbecue-doc-review/ http://www.hammertonail.com/interviews/matthew-salleh-rose-tucker-interview/ Timestamps: 8:19 - Group Review of MAINELAND 29:47 - Christopher Llewellyn Reed interviews Matthew Salleh and Rose Tucker of BARBECUE 48: 27 - Doc Talk Website/Email: www.fogoftruth.com disinfo@fogoftruth.com Credits: Artwork by Hilary Campbell Intro music by Jeremiah Moore Transitional music by BELLS (thanks to Christopher Ernst)

In years past, Dallas VideoFest featured more than a hundred movies stretched out over a week. This year's slate, though, includes only a few dozen shown over this weekend. This week, we talk with VideoFest artistic director Bart Weiss about creating a leaner, more focused fest.