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The second annual books and docs of the year award show! All the best rock n roll books and documentaries of 2024. Awards for Best Rock n Roll Book About a Band, Best Rock n Roll Book About a Band member, Best Rock n Roll Book that I Learned The Most From and Best Rock n Roll Book Not About A Band or Band Member. Plus the Best Rock n Roll Book of The Year!!Awards for Rock n Roll Documentaries go out to Best Doc about A Band, Best Doc About A Band Member, and Best Doc Not About A Band or Band Member. And of course the Best Documentary of 2024!! This is the culmination of all the titles reviewed in the second year of the Rock Talk Studio and a celebration of the all the great projects to come. Support the showemail Big Rick at:info@rocktalkstudio.com

Dan Ramm is an Emmy nominated producer and award-winning Television writer/producer with dozens of credits, including Criminal Minds. He has multiple awards for writing and producing, including 5 Telly Awards, Best Doc at LA Film Festival 2023 among others. His latest endeavor is a fiction novel called Long Branch. Dan and Papamutes talk about his debut novel, and how his writing career all started with a chance meeting with legendary actor Joe Mantegna. photos; courtesy of danrammListen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeart Radio, Castro, Google Podcasts or wherever you stream your podcasts.

Garry interviews Dan Ramm to discuss his new novel. Dan Ramm is an author, writer, and Emmy nominated producer.Dan has dozens of credits, including Criminal Minds, Gun Stories (now in season 14, Hollywood Weapons; Fact or Fiction (In season 6), and Booger Bottom USA. He has multiple awards for writing and producing, including 5 Telly Awards, Winner of Best Doc at LA Film Festival 2023 and Impact DOC Award Winner 2023 for Women in Aviation. He's a producer of the Emmy Winning documentary: Palm Springs Air Museums 25th Silver Anniversary Celebration. As well as the recipient of multiple inner-network awards. His latest endeavor is a fiction novel called Long Branch. The story of a down and out actor who returns to his hometown of Long Branch Georgia only to find himself in the midst of a conspiracy involving very influential people who will stop at nothing to keep the past buried.

Award-winning documentarian Dawn Porter talks about bringing journalistic principles and standards to documentary filmmaking and treating documentary subjects as collaborators and partners rather than “subjects.” We also discuss the need to keep having the difficult conversations needed to keep up with the changing documentary landscape. We also talk about how she got into the business by way of another profession, and discuss one of my favorites of her films, Gideon's Army, which premiered at Sundance and was nominated for both the Independent Spirit Award for Best Doc and an Emmy.Dawn's 2023 film, The Lady Bird Diaries was called “mesmerizing” and “elegant” by The Guardian. She is also known for the HBO film Trapped, about the last abortion providers in Mississippi, as well as films about Civil Rights icon John Lewis and the Tulsa race massacre of 1921. More about Dawn here.Films mentioned in this episode:All the Beauty and the Bloodshed (2022), Dir. Laura PoitrasHoop Dreams (1994), Dir. Steve James The Territory (2022), Dir. Alex PritzGideon's Army (2013), Dir. Dawn PorterThe Interrupters (2011), Dir. Steve JamesJesus Camp (2006), Dir. Heidi Ewing and Rachel GradyFive Broken Cameras (2011), Dir. Emad Burnat and Guy DavidiOther Mentions:Nan GoldinFollow us on Instagram! @ThousandRoadsPodSpecial thanks for helping make this series happen: Sara Archambault, Florence Barrau-Adams, Jon Berman, Ben Cuomo (music), Jax Deluca, Pallavi Deshpande, Nancy Gibbs, Kathleen Hughes, Caroline Kracunas, Laura Manley, Alexis Pancrazi, Liz Schwartz, Jeff Seelbach, Lindsay Underwood (logo/graphics)This episode was supported by a fellowship at the Shorenstein Center on Media, Politics and Public Policy at Harvard Kennedy School.

The guys pour one out for Doc and more. 

It's Super Bowl weekend for cinephiles! The 2022 Academy Awards are tonight, putting an end to another unusual awards season. Everything has been so altered by the pandemic that I don't know if it'll ever feel the same again. But no matter what, it's always going to be fun trying to predict the winners, and the more unpredictable they are, the more fun it is.And this year is definitely one that I doubt anyone has completely figured out. A few curveballs have been thrown into the mix, especially in the Best Picture race. We have the ultimate “head vs. heart” scenario in The Power of the Dog vs. CODA, while the astonishing film Flee defies description to such a degree that it could win Best Doc, Best Animated Feature, and Best International Feature. A couple of the Actor races appear to be settled, but the others considerably less so.In short, I'm expecting some surprises tonight.I don't pretend to be an awards expert. There's no encyclopedic knowledge coming out of this brain. It's just me, a guy who loves movies and likes pickin' winners.Anyway, check out my final Oscar predictions below. They were recorded yesterday so excuse me if the timing is a bit off.

Was I productive today? Was I nourished today? These two questions are not mutually exclusive. As the great Rumi once said, “Yesterday, I was clever, so I wanted to change the world. Today I am wise, so I am changing myself.” Recalibrating how we evaluate our days opens up an important discussion around what really is the point of life? Are we just numbers on a balance sheet? Is our value to society measured in dollars and cents? These questions and more come up in our conversation today with filmmaker and climate action communicator Sanjana Sekhar. Sanjana's unique upbringing has unsurprisingly led her down a path centered around healing, applying age-old wisdom and sharing stories that uplift communities typically not represented in the outdoor community. When you think about outdoor adventure films, jaw-dropping Jeremy Jones snowboard films, Jimmy Chin climbing films and others are the first to come to mind. Two years ago, Dawn Wall and Free Solo shared the mainstream stage (with Free Solo winning the Oscar for Best Doc) and further elevated climbing in popular culture. But only a few of us are extreme professional athletes. Sanjana and her talented team at The Brave Space Project are soon to be premiering their film, Expedition Reclamation; the story of 12 BIPOC women connecting and healing through outdoor recreation aims redefine 'outdoorsy' and share nature's potential for healing, finding identity, and building community.  You can check out the trailer and stay up to date through the film's website and by following Sanjana on Instagram. As always, we are excited to hear your feedback- a 5 star review on your podcast platform of choice goes a LONG ways, and is one way you can contribute to what we're doing here at the Symphony :)

At Voice Over Body Shop, we look at all aspects of the voice over marketplace. With so many opportunities in so many genres, what's the best for you? Well, this week we talk with Los Angeles based Dubbing Director and cinematographer, Harry Buerkle. With so many networks grabbing foreign material for American audiences, experience and skill in dubbing can be a very valuable skill to exploit.  Harry's 2016 short film “I'll Wait Here” played at several film festivals, winning the Best Doc award at the Bamberger Filmtagen in Germany. (https://testkammer.com) He's worked with publications such as The Hollywood Reporter, Glamour, Billboard, Vulture, as well as the TV show Ellen, and others. Raised in the Austrian Alps, Harry graduated from the American Film Institute Conservatory with a directing degree.  And you can ask Harry your questions too! Send them now to theguys@vobs.tv or ask LIVE from our Facebook Live comments! PLUS listen in and ask your questions LIVE on your iOS device as we simulcast on CLUBHOUSE as well! HEY! Catch it if you can This Monday AT 5 Pacific, 8 Eastern or the replay all week on  Facebook @https://www.facebook.com/voiceoverbodyshop/ our homepage, VOBS.TV, and our podcast for those of you who love to listen on the go!  We love our supporters and donors for your continued support. VOBS can't be here without YOU and our other great supporters: Voiceoveressentials.com,  VOHeroes.com  Sourceelements.com, VoiceOverXtra.com,  VOICEACTORWEBSITES.com  and JMC Demos jmcvoiceover.com/demo-production  

The Deucecast guys round the corner and are less than a year's worth of episodes to the big 500... coming next September!  But until then, Mikey, Dave, and #TwitterlessDrEarl have to give the world the four hundred and fiftieth episode! Joining the show at the top is Miss Independent himself, Jeremy Burgess, to give the update first on "Jasper Mall", the 2020 documentary that is the favorite to win Best Doc at the 2021 Deucie Awards... then an update on fundraising for the new movie "Don't Die". Then a new game, "You Never Forget Your First" with a look at the first roles of many of the biggest stars in Hollywood, plus Eric Roberts. Then, the Top Five Best Breakthroughs in Film, including Earl's pretention... Burgess picking some new blood... an old flame for Mikey... a controversial pick from d$... and a riff on how popular "American Flyers" actually was. No, we know, you have never heard of it either.   And finally, the movie selection for the annual MikeTober Horror Movie Revue! 

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On the 89th episode of FNI Wrapchat is Actor, Playwright and Screenwriter CLARE DUNNE. A wonderful chat about making opportunities for yourself, Sharon Horgan empowering you and how Meryl Streep popped into her dressing room. Clare also tells us about her long and ultimately fruitful Journey of her Script "Herself" which was subsequently made and will Screen at Sundance in 2020. Herself looks at a single mother in Dublin, taking the bull by the horns and creating a self build home for herself and children during one of the worst housing crisis's in Ireland's history and how people, the community and the Irish spirit... is what will get us out. Dunne’s work at the Abbey Theatre includes Juno and the Paycock (a co-production between the Abbey Theatre and the National Theatre of Great Britain). Other theatre work includes The Cripple of Inishmaan, The Silver Tassie, Druid 35 and The Playboy of the Western World (Druid), Julius Caesar (Donmar Warehouse), Detroit (National Theatre), Three Sisters (Lyric Hammersmith and Filter), A Midsummer Night’s Dream[3] (Filter at Latitude) and Crunch (Nabakov). Dunne wrote and performed Living With Missy (Smock Alley Theatre). Radio work includes On Her Majesty’s Service and 'News From Home' (BBC Radio 4). Dunne graduated from the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama, Cardiff in 2009. Dunne played Prince Hal in the Donmar Theatre all-female version of Shakespeare's Henry IV., directed by Phyllida Lloyd. Dunne's film work includes Nice Night For It (2017) and The Cherishing (2016). Clare portrayed Victoria in Spider-Man: Far From Home (2019) "Herself" written by Clare, Produced by Element Pictures and Directed by Phyllida Lloyd will be in Irish Cinemas later this year. Documentary; Finding the Story, Panel and workshop Takes place TOMORROW. With Paul Webster, Co Host of the podcast and panel discussion and Q&A with Alex Fegan Winner of Best Doc at the Galway Film Fleadh (Older than Ireland, The Irish Pub) Nessa Ní Chianáin Director of Guth Gafa Film Fest and Director of This School life and Paul Duane co-creator the ITV series Secret Diary of a Call Girl, Director of the Doc "What time is Death? Paul also has numerous Tv Directing Credits in the UK and produced the Rte Drama "Amber" for RTE. A panel of vast experience for the up and coming Director.  All details on following link: https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/84791011197 *Notice: Today is also the last day of our early bird ticket sales for our biggest networking event to date. Friday the 28th of February. Five Lamps Brewery. Camden Street. Dublin. FNI's Pull FOCUS. All information here: https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/fni-pull-focus-tickets-89986721… (https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.eventbrite.ie%2Fe%2Ffni-pull-focus-tickets-89986721707%3Ffbclid%3DIwAR0MTICyEwj3jhRgUne8cvthkQrR2olGgXO3LLoICslgPa-FkcVCzJJK7Uo&h=AT0I6cBhTy8nBfxOtHAkv1ACjklbQ8gqpEAXfray8ca-67MsiPxPTClyNky_3JJ0PIoimL45FngC6CZNJ75fPixbGcVKtFusY-yCukqpm3onVBM7ls70cVxQg_fEK0H3ATyingl_Zu3pYj1YJdi3Qvr7fDnNeBWr) book now. #WeAreFNI (https://www.facebook.com/hashtag/wearefni?source=feed_text&epa=HASHTAG&__xts__%5B0%5D=68.ARBTtdc9gOKlQShdxUfooGGPxnQdV8lx9nk0ShvUwgKnsSsY_deSzatNuwF-_Y3cWSoyLDQNQi5Le-HP3cxcwoTfDZHXd9cFkO1cyZqgK9-Z61TJaLEDiXl2ZY02-2k7rK2u2s_wPvwFFsofNonIH2kI7ib88pofQ_iRAUftxkNjLn8xKdNiCOLwhsGZU714U4A-yFhOfeZyW6ElIS_7Leol87BFuFih9Ma1_BjRdUNxLnzWGWlUmdGBsKd62atGt5lkBI7O18iB8POr7ynR0-XoXa1jKLRT4zFVTtAybn53b3fcAL1G5eSxerR0tphrVE3LltALovku1ym58Q0wJw2lUA&__tn__=%2ANK-R)

Sarah Mosses is the founder and CEO of a fast-growing company, called Together Films. Together Films is a Marketing, Distribution & Data agency, specializing in Impact Distribution Strategy. They have worked on campaigns for amazing, award-winning films such as Sundance hit The Hunting Ground, on sexual assault on college campuses, the Oscar Shortlisted documentary Unrest, by Jennifer Brea, the HBO film The Tale by Jennifer Fox with Laura Dern and Common, and they also handled the US distribution for the award-winning film Roll Red Roll by Nancy Schwartzman, tackling rape culture, among many other projects. Together Films also manages marketing campaigns for film festivals such as the Human Rights Watch Festival and Doc NYC. they are currently helming the campaign for 2040, by Damon Gameau, an award-winning film on solutions to reverse global warming, and the film “For Sama”, by Waad al-Kateab, a documentary about the Syrian war, which won Best Doc at the Cannes & SXSW Film Festivals and was nominated for Best Documentary at the Independent Spirit Awards.

The documentary FOR SAMA - airing on PBS Tuesday 11/19 - takes us inside Aleppo during the brutal siege by al Assad and the Russians. Waad al-Kateab began shooting graffiti on university walls and a revolution rose around her - followed by an overwhelming response. Best Doc, Cannes Film Festival, Doc Grand Jury Prize, SXSW. I talk with directors Waad al-Kateab and Edward Watts, and with Dr. Hamza al-Kateab, who ran the last hospital in East Aleppo. Listen. You’ll get a unique feel for life - and death - in Syria. Learn more at forsamafilm.com

The documentary FOR SAMA takes us inside the heartbreaking suffering of the people of Aleppo during the long and brutal siege by al Assad and the Russians. Waad al-Kateab began shooting students spraying revolutionary graffiti on university walls. The revolution rises around her – as does the overwhelming response. Best Doc, 2019 Cannes Film Festival and Doc Grand Jury Prize, 2019 SXSW Film Festival. I interview directors Waad al-Kateab and Edward Watts, and Dr. Hamza al-Kateab, who ran the last hospital in East Aleppo. Don’t miss this podcast. You will get a unique feel for Syria. Learn more at forsamafilm.com

This week’s Yes But Why episode features Lipan Apache, veteran, filmmaker and activist, Fox RedSky. Fox RedSky is a social justice warrior with a focus on reviving Native American language, history, and culture. Amy met Fox at the Transform Film Fest where Fox spoke on a panel about her first feature film, “Keep the Fire Lit: Lost Tribes of Texas.” After 3 and half years traveling all over Texas and parts of Mexico (and even making a trip to Standing Rock, North Dakota with her at-the-time 2 year old daughter in tow), Fox is ready to share her heartfelt documentary with the world.In this interview, Fox shares the tumultuous stories of her upbringing as well as the recent successes she has had promoting and showing her movie. “Keep the Fire Lit” recently won the award for Best Doc at the Alaska International Film Festival. In this episode, we also discuss her upcoming project, the Turtle Island Film Festival, a film festival coming to Austin in March 2020 that’ll support native youth’s stories. This talk also gets very political as we discuss the erasing of the Native American culture in Texas and the efforts to control the narrative of history. Support Fox RedSky and her activism by visiting keepthefirelit.com !Yes But Why Podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the FREE HC Universal Network app for Android and iDevices or visit us at HCUniversalNetwork.com and join the fun.This episode of Yes But Why podcast is sponsored by audible - get your FREE audiobook download and your 30 day free trial at http://www.audibletrial.com/YESBUTWHY.

This week’s Yes But Why episode features Lipan Apache, veteran, filmmaker and activist, Fox RedSky. Fox RedSky is a social justice warrior with a focus on reviving Native American language, history, and culture. Amy met Fox at the Transform Film Fest where Fox spoke on a panel about her first feature film, “Keep the Fire Lit: Lost Tribes of Texas.” After 3 and half years traveling all over Texas and parts of Mexico (and even making a trip to Standing Rock, North Dakota with her at-the-time 2 year old daughter in tow), Fox is ready to share her heartfelt documentary with the world. In this interview, Fox shares the tumultuous stories of her upbringing as well as the recent successes she has had promoting and showing her movie. “Keep the Fire Lit” recently won the award for Best Doc at the Alaska International Film Festival. In this episode, we also discuss her upcoming project, the Turtle Island Film Festival, a film festival coming to Austin in March 2020 that’ll support native youth’s stories. This talk also gets very political as we discuss the erasing of the Native American culture in Texas and the efforts to control the narrative of history. Support Fox RedSky and her activism by visiting keepthefirelit.com ! Yes But Why Podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the FREE HC Universal Network app for Android and iDevices or visit us at HCUniversalNetwork.com and join the fun. This episode of Yes But Why podcast is sponsored by audible - get your FREE audiobook download and your 30 day free trial at http://www.audibletrial.com/YESBUTWHY.

This week’s Yes But Why episode features Lipan Apache, veteran, filmmaker and activist, Fox RedSky. Fox RedSky is a social justice warrior with a focus on reviving Native American language, history, and culture. Amy met Fox at the Transform Film Fest where Fox spoke on a panel about her first feature film, “Keep the Fire Lit: Lost Tribes of Texas.” After 3 and half years traveling all over Texas and parts of Mexico (and even making a trip to Standing Rock, North Dakota with her at-the-time 2 year old daughter in tow), Fox is ready to share her heartfelt documentary with the world.In this interview, Fox shares the tumultuous stories of her upbringing as well as the recent successes she has had promoting and showing her movie. “Keep the Fire Lit” recently won the award for Best Doc at the Alaska International Film Festival. In this episode, we also discuss her upcoming project, the Turtle Island Film Festival, a film festival coming to Austin in March 2020 that’ll support native youth’s stories. This talk also gets very political as we discuss the erasing of the Native American culture in Texas and the efforts to control the narrative of history. Support Fox RedSky and her activism by visiting keepthefirelit.com !Yes But Why Podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the FREE HC Universal Network app for Android and iDevices or visit us at HCUniversalNetwork.com and join the fun.This episode of Yes But Why podcast is sponsored by audible - get your FREE audiobook download and your 30 day free trial at http://www.audibletrial.com/YESBUTWHY.

This week’s Yes But Why episode features Lipan Apache, veteran, filmmaker and activist, Fox RedSky. Fox RedSky is a social justice warrior with a focus on reviving Native American language, history, and culture. Amy met Fox at the Transform Film Fest where Fox spoke on a panel about her first feature film, “Keep the Fire Lit: Lost Tribes of Texas.” After 3 and half years traveling all over Texas and parts of Mexico (and even making a trip to Standing Rock, North Dakota with her at-the-time 2 year old daughter in tow), Fox is ready to share her heartfelt documentary with the world. In this interview, Fox shares the tumultuous stories of her upbringing as well as the recent successes she has had promoting and showing her movie. “Keep the Fire Lit” recently won the award for Best Doc at the Alaska International Film Festival. In this episode, we also discuss her upcoming project, the Turtle Island Film Festival, a film festival coming to Austin in March 2020 that’ll support native youth’s stories. This talk also gets very political as we discuss the erasing of the Native American culture in Texas and the efforts to control the narrative of history. Support Fox RedSky and her activism by visiting keepthefirelit.com ! Yes But Why Podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the FREE HC Universal Network app for Android and iDevices or visit us at HCUniversalNetwork.com and join the fun. This episode of Yes But Why podcast is sponsored by audible - get your FREE audiobook download and your 30 day free trial at http://www.audibletrial.com/YESBUTWHY.

How Paul Booth wraps the 2017 Palm Springs ShortsFest and Film Market and reviews Green Screen Gringo and The Best Doc winner Edith and Eddie directed by Laura Checkoway. This wonderful documentary also played AFI Fest and Hot Docs.

Tyler talks about MLS Rivalries and why they're important for ratings and attendance. Tyler is joined by Luke Hambleton to chat Manchester United and the impact of their summer signings and upcoming season prediction. Dave Murphy of United in Focus calls in to talk being on tour with United, Lukaku vs Morata and George Best documentary.

My bro and I review the Best Picture and Best Documentary nominees

THE SQUARE is an immersive experience, transporting the viewer deeply into the intense emotional drama and personal stories behind the news. Centered on the activity around the landmark TAHRIR SQUARE, this film is the inspirational story of young people claiming their rights, struggling through multiple forces: from a brutal army dictatorship willing to crush protesters with military tanks, to a corrupt Muslim Brotherhood using mosques to manipulate voters. It screened at Sundance where it won the WORLD DOCUMENTARY AUDIENCE AWARD. It also won the AUDIENCE AWARD for BEST DOC., at the 2013 TORONTO INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL. Diector Jehane Noujaim joins us for a conversation on the making of this phenomenal film and what lies ahead for the people of Egypt.

Highlights include: *Kevin reviews the various Spider-Satellite titles. Those include Scarlet Spider, Venom, Ultimate Spider-Man, Avenging Spider-Man and Morbius. We also hear his thoughts on ASM 699.1 and 700 since he missed the regular recording. *We answer dozens of message board questions. *The Spider-Panel discusses our favorite Doc Ock stories * Thoughts on the Ultimate Spider-Man cartoon *How we pick JR's Spider-History segment.