Podcast appearances and mentions of becky d anna

Josh is joined by Becky D’Anna, frequent guest of Criterion Now, Film Baby Film, Flixwise, and Wrong Reel, to discuss “Love Stories” on the Criterion Channel. Plus, Michael Hutchins stops by to talk about the Criterion Channel’s release schedule. Episode Links The Criterion Channel The Criterion Channel Club Facebook Group Michael Hutchins’s Letterboxd List of … Continue reading "Criterion Channel Surfing, Episode 40: Love Stories" The post Criterion Channel Surfing, Episode 40: Love Stories appeared first on Cinema Cocktail.

Josh is joined once again by Becky D’Anna, frequent guest of Criterion Now, Film Baby Film, Flixwise, and Wrong Reel, to finish their conversation on “The Lovers” with a few recommendations for films that are available on other streaming services. Episode Links The Criterion Channel Club Facebook Group About Time, Directed by Richard Curtis | … Continue reading "Criterion Channel Surfing, Episode 41: The Lovers on Other Streaming Services" The post Criterion Channel Surfing, Episode 41: The Lovers on Other Streaming Services appeared first on Cinema Cocktail.

Josh is joined by Becky D’Anna, frequent guest of Criterion Now, Film Baby Film, Flixwise, and Wrong Reel, to discuss “Love Stories” on the Criterion Channel. Plus, Michael Hutchins stops by to talk about the Criterion Channel’s release schedule.

Josh is joined once again by Becky D’Anna, frequent guest of Criterion Now, Film Baby Film, Flixwise, and Wrong Reel, to finish their conversation on “The Lovers” with a few recommendations for films that are available on other streaming services.

Josh is joined by Becky D’Anna, frequent guest of Criterion Now, Film Baby Film, Flixwise, and Wrong Reel, to discuss the Criterion Channel’s new and expiring titles for the month of February. Plus, Michael Hutchins stops by to talk about the different genres represented by the Criterion Channel.

Becky D’Anna is the Executive Director of International Marketing Partnerships at Sony Pictures Entertainment and has been obsessed with movies since she was a child. After graduating from USC with a B.S. in Marketing, she spent months temping at Sony Pictures and the Walt Disney Company, where she was able to, once again, view the read more>>> The post Sony Pictures Executive Becky D’Anna on Marketing Films, Sony Pictures [re-release] appeared first on Time4Coffee.

Josh is joined by Alexandria Daniels, film blogger and guest of the It Pod to Be You and We Cut Heads podcasts, head back to school to discuss films about teachers and students available exclusively on the Criterion Channel. Plus, Becky D’Anna stops by to entry-points to the films of Albert Brooks.

On this mega-episode of the podcast, Josh is joined by Brad McDermott, filmmaker and frequent guest on the Criterion Reflections and Criterion Now podcasts, to discuss films noir in the Criterion Channel’s permanent library, as well as the new and expiring titles for the month of June. Michael Hutchins stops by to discuss the Criterion titles on Warner Media’s new streaming service, HBO Max, and Becky D’Anna joins Josh for a conversation about entry points to the films of Ingmar Bergman.

Becky D’Anna returns for a celebration of all of the friends we've made and movies we've discovered over the last 500 episodes of the podcast. Check out Becky D’Anna’s Website: https://beckydanna.com/ Follow Becky D’Anna on Twitter: https://twitter.com/hwoodminotaur Follow James Hancock on Twitter: https://twitter.com/colebrax Wrong Reel Merchandise: https://teespring.com/stores/wrong-reel

For the first post-Dekalog episode, Travis and Matt welcome Dave Eves and Becky D’Anna, a couple of cinephiles and Bergman experts, to discuss The Double Life of Veronique. This film was Kieślowski’s first partially French-financed movie, and the first after his newfound international fame. It was also his first movie since the fall of the … Continue reading The Complete Kieślowski 15 – The Double Life of Veronique →

This episode brings together Ingmar Bergman super-fans Becky D’Anna and Dave Eves for a Bergman Music episode. We discuss three of the director’s films that have a musical focus, namely TO JOY, THE MAGIC FLUTE, and AUTUMN SONATA. Topics discussed include: why Dave was a total failure as a professional musician, Becky’s love for the sappy side of Bergman, as well as which movie Jon thinks he will rewatch the most. We also discuss an upcoming spin-off podcast, where the three of us talk nothing but Bergman gossip. Bergman is the patron saint of this podcast, and Becky and Dave are the two best people to discuss him with. If you have half as much fun listening as we did recording… you’ll still have a lot of fun.

Becky D’Anna joins FBF to discuss Ingmar Bergman’s THE SEVENTH SEAL. This is the first time I’ve dared to discuss such a historically significant film, and thankfully Becky was more than up for the challenge. Becky discusses her favorite scenes in the film, the religious and biographical themes, and makes a spirited defense for THE SEVENTH SEAL as a life-affirming movie. While many podcasts have been recorded about Bergman’s classic film, I am confident few have had this much discussion of HAPPY DEATH DAY 2U.

Becky D’Anna returns for a breakdown of all the major trailers and announcements unveiled this year at San Diego Comic Con. Check out Becky D'Anna's New Website: https://beckydanna.com/ Follow Becky D’Anna on Twitter: https://twitter.com/hwoodminotaur Follow James Hancock on Twitter: https://twitter.com/colebrax

Becky D’Anna and Adam Rackoff reunite to shower love and admiration on ‘Star Trek III: The Search for Spock'. Follow Adam Rackoff on Twitter: https://twitter.com/AdamRackoff Follow Becky D’Anna on Twitter: https://twitter.com/hwoodminotaur Follow James Hancock on Twitter: https://twitter.com/colebrax

Becky D’Anna is the Executive Director of International Theatrical Promotions at Sony Pictures Entertainment and has been obsessed with movies since she was a child. By the time she was 15 she knew exactly what she wanted to do: market movies.  She figured her best bet was to go to a university in the Los Angeles area. So, she applied to USC and got in. During her studies in LA, Becky interned at two different film-related companies-- first, at a literary management company and then a film production company. While these were amazing opportunities that gave Becky the chance to experience many sides of the industry, she knew that her dream was still to market movies. When the late Brett Dicker-- a former Disney marketing Executive-- gave a talk at USC, Becky’s dream was reaffirmed. She knew that marketing movies was a viable career choice and that she wanted to pursue it at Disney. After graduating from USC with a B.S. in Marketing, she spent months temping at Sony Pictures and 20th Century Fox, where she was able to, once again, view the film industry through many different lenses. While she hit a few bumps in the road, Becky discovered an interest in the international section of marketing and knew that that was another thing she wanted to pursue. She even spent some time on the other side of the industry where she represented Burger King and tried to get the fast food franchise connected to films. Today Becky continues to expand her film education and loves every aspect of her job. Press Play to find out some secret tips and tricks on how you can make it in the ever glamorous, and super competitive, movie industry! The post 98: How to Break Into Sony Pictures w/ Becky D’Anna, Exec. Director of Int’l Marketing Partnerships [Espresso Shots] appeared first on Time4Coffee.

Martin is joined by returning guest Becky D'Anna to discuss her second favourite film of all time, Broadcast News. Becky explains why the film means so much to her, and they take a deep dive into its themes, characters and performances.  Becky and Martin then politely debate the film's ending, and bemoan the lack of film award recognition for Albert Brooks.

Becky D’Anna is the Executive Director of International Theatrical Promotions at Sony Pictures Entertainment and has been obsessed with movies since she was a child. By the time she was 15 she knew exactly what she wanted to do: market movies.  She figured her best bet was to go to a university in the Los Angeles area. So, she applied to USC and got in. During her studies in LA, Becky interned at two different film-related companies-- first, at a literary management company and then a film production company. While these were amazing opportunities that gave Becky the chance to experience many sides of the industry, she knew that her dream was still to market movies. The post 46: Sony Pictures Executive Becky D’Anna on Marketing Films appeared first on Time4Coffee.

Our Bergman Besties, Becky D’Anna and Dave Eves, return to discuss Ingmar Bergman’s wildly successful television mini-series 'Scenes from a Marriage' (1973). Follow Becky D’Anna on Twitter: https://twitter.com/hwoodminotaur Follow Dave Eves on Twitter: https://twitter.com/CinemaVsDave Follow James Hancock on Twitter: https://twitter.com/colebrax

At long last, Lady P and Martin are doing a show together again. They are joined in their reunion by film fanatic, and Wrong Reel mainstay, Becky D'Anna. The three of them join forces to tackle Marcel Carné's lengthy, 1945 period drama, Les Enfants du Paradis (aka Children of Paradise). The film was initially released in two parts, and remains bifurcated even in it's completed form. The first part, "Boulevard du Crime", follows the rising star of a young mime named Baptiste (Jean-Louis Barrault), who makes the leap from penniless street performer to veteran actor at a famous theatre. This part also introduces us to Baptiste's love interest, Garance (Arletty), a courtesan to whom Baptiste pledges his undying love. Initially, Garance doesn't seem to feel the same level of devotion, as she's got three other suitors vying for her affection, and she eventually opts to be with a wealthy Count over Baptiste. However, in the second half of the film "L'Homme Blanc", after a six year time-jump, it is revealed that Garance has been carrying a torch for Baptiste and would still like to be with him. The remainder of the film explores the will-they/won't-they dynamic of that relationship, as well as the other criminal entanglements of the tertiary characters. We here at Flixwise ascribe to the conviction that a mime is a terrible thing to waste (Thanks Mel!), however, three plus hours of backstage pantomime drama can prove taxing to even the most ardent theatre nerd. Listen up to find out how well the misadventures of Baptiste and co. held our panelists's attention and whether the broader themes of tragic love and virtuous poverty hold up in 2018. They also discuss the remarkable circumstances of the film's production, and whether there are traces of Nazi propaganda or subversive French Resistance messaging in the material. Plus, they decide whether the film is worthy of the 73rd spot on the Sight and Sound list.  

Becky D'Anna comes on the podcast to discuss First Reformed and the parallels with Winter Light. This episode is perfectly timed for Bergman 100 and the announcement for the new Ingmar Bergman Collector's Set, being released by Criterion Collection. Listening to Becky discuss Bergman is the perfect way to celebrate Bergman 100.

Adam Rackoff returns to the show as he is joined by with Becky D Anna, the most hardcore twilight zone fans I've ever met talk about the twilight zone film on the show.

Becky D’Anna and Dave Eves return to celebrate Ingmar Bergman's two landmark films from 1957, 'The Seventh Seal' and 'Wild Strawberries'. Follow Becky D'Anna on Twitter: https://twitter.com/hwoodminotaur Follow Dave Eves on Twitter: https://twitter.com/CinemaVsDave Follow James Hancock on Twitter: https://twitter.com/colebrax

Becky D'Anna joins us to discuss the movie SHAME, on our first Thingmar Bergday episode in this, our 100th Year of Ingmar Bergman. We start by discussing Becky's love for Bergman and how she got there, and then we discuss context of the movie in terms of his life, career, and the world around him. Finally we go through why this movie is the closest thing to a Clint Eastwood/Michael Bay action film that Bergman ever made. If you're a fan of Bergman, you've probably heard Becky because she's one of the most informed people alive on the man and his movies. I was excited to have her on, and I was not disappointed. If you're not yet a fan of Bergman: Do yourself a favor... subscribe to Filmstruck, watch some Bergman films, and then listen to all Becky's episodes. And check out SHAME and listen to this. Don't worry, we'll be here waiting for you.

Martin is joined by returning guest Becky D’Anna to discuss Alexander Payne’s Election. They discuss the film’s use of unreliable narration, which of its characters are sympathetic, its garbage motif, and what a bee sting adds to it.  They talk about why the film’s ending is perfect, and why the original ending might not have worked. They cover the film’s political satire, depiction of high school life, and decide once and for all if Tracy Flick is a winner.

Becky D’Anna and Dave Eves return to celebrate Christmas in the best way possible, a conversation about Ingmar Bergman's classic 'Fanny and Alexander' (1982). Follow Becky D’Anna on Twitter Follow Dave Eves on Twitter Follow James Hancock on Twitter Quick Survey to Help Us Find Potential Advertisers & Sponsors

Our sci-fi dynamic duo of Becky D’Anna and Adam Rackoff return to discuss the genius of writer Rod Serling and the legacy of his classic television show 'The Twilight Zone' (1959-1964). Follow Adam Rackoff on Twitter: https://twitter.com/AdamRackoff Follow Becky D’Anna on Twitter: https://twitter.com/hwoodminotaur Follow James Hancock on Twitter: https://twitter.com/colebrax Quick Survey to Help Us Find Potential Advertisers & Sponsors: https://survey.libsyn.com/WRONGREEL

Becky D’Anna and Dave Eves return to discuss the final days of summer through the lens of Ingmar Bergman's 'Summer Interlude', 'Summer with Monika' & 'Smiles of a Summer Night'. Follow Becky D’Anna on Twitter: https://twitter.com/hwoodminotaur Follow Dave Eves on Twitter: https://twitter.com/CinemaVsDave Follow James Hancock on Twitter: https://twitter.com/colebrax Quick Survey to Help Us Find Potential Advertisers & Sponsors: https://survey.libsyn.com/WRONGREEL

Becky D’Anna and Adam Rackoff return to discuss the 40th Anniversary release of Steven Spielberg’s classic 'Close Encounters of the Third Kind' (1977). Follow Adam Rackoff on Twitter: https://twitter.com/AdamRackoff Follow Becky D’Anna on Twitter: https://twitter.com/hwoodminotaur Follow James Hancock on Twitter: https://twitter.com/colebrax Quick Survey to Help Us Find Potential Advertisers & Sponsors: https://survey.libsyn.com/WRONGREEL

Becky D’Anna and Adam Rackoff return to discuss the 3D release of James Cameron's 'Terminator 2: Judgment Day' (1991). Follow Adam Rackoff on Twitter: https://twitter.com/AdamRackoff Follow Becky D’Anna on Twitter: https://twitter.com/hwoodminotaur Follow James Hancock on Twitter: https://twitter.com/colebrax Quick Survey to Help Us Find Potential Advertisers & Sponsors: https://survey.libsyn.com/WRONGREEL

Sony executive Becky D'Anna joins Martin for a conversation about love, happiness, and digital color timing. They look at how Amélie fits into the filmography of Jean-Pierre Jeunet, and discuss its cast, visual style, and music as well as its enduring appeal. Becky relates Amélie to Terminator 2 and Martin gives his Paris hot take.

Becky D’Anna sits down with James at San Diego Comic Con to discuss their experiences at the Super Bowl of pop culture. Topics include 'Kingsman: The Golden Circle', 'Death Note', 'Bright', 'Ready Player One', 'Blade Runner 2049', 'Justice League', 'Atomic Blonde', 'Stranger Things', 'Westworld', and all the Marvel films scheduled for the next few years. Follow Becky D’Anna on Twitter: https://twitter.com/hwoodminotaur For More Info on Alien Bounty Hunter and Powerless, Visit: https://vaultcomics.com Follow James Hancock on Twitter: https://twitter.com/colebrax Quick Survey to Help Us Find Potential Advertisers & Sponsors: https://survey.libsyn.com/WRONGREEL