Podcast appearances and mentions of brian mcginn

Emmy-nominated Director, Producer, and Writer Brian McGinn of Chef's Table and The Bear joins us to talk through the Big Grill Festival.

Brian McGinn is a Emmy-nominated director, writer, and producer. He is an Executive Producer of "Chef's Table", and co-created the series "Street Food". He directed the acclaimed feature documentary Amanda Knox. In this episode Brian and Chef have a lively conversation about his memories growing up in the bay area, food chasing globally, and his impressive influence in the food television space as a director.   Produced by Dear Media

Part two of this case will cover the third suspect arrested in connection with the murder of Meredith Kercher. It will also cover Amanda and Raffaele's initial trial as well as their appeal process. We will discuss the major role the media played in the public's perception of this case and how dangerous this can be in such a high profile criminal case.Don't forget to check out our Patreon link to join and get a bunch of really wicked cool perks!Connect with us:Patreon - www.patreon.com/howtonotgetkilledInstagram - @howtonotgetkilledTwitter - @H2NGKWebsite - www.howtonotgetkilled.comEmail - howtonotgetkilled@gmail.comSources:Amanda Knox (2016) directed by Rod Blackhurst and Brian McGinn [documentary]https://www.nytimes.com/2021/10/22/style/amanda-knox-ten-years-later.htmlhttps://www.biography.com/crime-figure/amanda-knoxhttps://famous-trials.com/amanda-knoxContent Warning: Murder, and Explicit Language.

In 2007, Amanda Knox was a normal American girl on an academic exchange in Italy. Within a couple of months she would find herself on trial for the murder of her roommate and the subject of a media circus that made her one of the most talked-about defendants of the 21st century. Part one will cover Amanda meeting her boyfriend and fellow defendant, Raffael Sollecito, and the initial investigation up until Amanda and Rafael are in custody.Don't forget to check out our Patreon link to join and get a bunch of really wicked cool perks!Connect with us:Patreon - www.patreon.com/howtonotgetkilledInstagram - @howtonotgetkilledTwitter - @H2NGKWebsite - www.howtonotgetkilled.comEmail - howtonotgetkilled@gmail.comSources:Amanda Knox (2016) directed by Rod Blackhurst and Brian McGinn [documentary]https://www.nytimes.com/2021/10/22/style/amanda-knox-ten-years-later.htmlhttps://www.biography.com/crime-figure/amanda-knoxhttps://famous-trials.com/amanda-knoxContent Warning: Murder, and Explicit Language.

My guest on this episode of "No Script, No Problem" is BRIAN MCGINN, an Emmy-nominated director, writer, producer, show-runner, and the co-founder of the production company SUPPER CLUB. Brian is best known for directing, writing and producing the powerful NETFLIX documentary "Amanda Knox," executive producing and directing the incredibly stylish Netflix food docu-series "Chef's Table," and executive producing and directing the Netflix legal docu-series "Trial By Media." We get into all these projects in detail, including how he sold Chef's Table, whether he thinks Amanda Knox is guilty, and what the media's role is on court cases. Brian also shares some details from Supper Club's upcoming slew of shows for DISNEY +.

Brian McGinn, productor de Street Food Latinoamérica, cuenta su enamoramiento por al ajiaco, cómo ha intentado prepararlo en su casa en Los Ángeles, California, y comparte su experiencia gastronómica en Colombia.

Executive producer Jeffrey Toobin and executive producer and director Brian McGinn discuss their new Netflix docu-series “Trial By Media.”

On today's podcast we have the first part of a two-part interview with Crime Story contributors and producers and writers of the podcast series The Truth about True Crime, Amanda Knox and Christopher Robinson. I met Amanda and Chris through Brian McGinn, one of the producer-directors of the Amanda Knox documentary that premiered on Netflix. I was very much interested in Amanda‘s perspective on the criminal justice system as an exoneree, a journalist and a public speaker. In part one of the interview, Amanda and Chris talk about the early influences on their perceptions of storytelling and on their respective world views. We discuss Amanda‘s experience of the creation of the Netflix documentary, how she and Chris met during the final stages of the making of that film, her experience of watching that film and of how people responded to her after viewing the film.

Today's podcast is part twp of a two-part interview with Brian McGinn, Executive Producer and Director of the Netflix series Chef's Table and, our primary our primary focus in today's conversation, the feature documentary Amanda Knox. The conversation was recorded as part of a series of classes that I taught at The University of Southern California's School of Cinematic Arts. Each week I would host an artist for a discussion that would help us better understand the values and aims of storytellers in the world of crime and justice. I connected with Brian through my USC colleague, filmmaker Ted Braun who joins me in interviewing McGinn on the podcast. I found Brian's perspective on filmmaking in general and the Knox story in particular, refreshingly down to earth and unpretentious. The Knox film is especially insightful, as the New York Times put it, about “how we judge attractive young women who dare to stray from what we consider appropriate social behavior.”

Today's podcast is part one of a two-part interview with Brian McGinn, executive producer and director of the Netflix series Chef's Table and, our primary our primary focus in today's conversation, the feature documentary Amanda Knox. The conversation was recorded as part of a series of classes that I taught at The University of Southern California's School of Cinematic Arts. Each week I would host an artist for a discussion that would help us better understand the values and aims of storytellers in the world of crime and justice. I connected with Brian through my USC colleague, filmmaker Ted Braun who joins me in interviewing McGinn on the podcast. I found Brian's perspective on filmmaking in general and the Knox story in particular, refreshingly down to earth and unpretentious. The Knox film is especially insightful, as the New York Times put it, about “how we judge attractive young women who dare to stray from what we consider appropriate social behavior.”

Longtime friends Sarah Harris and Morgan O'Brien sit down weekly to explore true crime and murder, so grab your headphones and binge with us! This week on Crime Binge the girls review the 2016 Netflix documentary Amanda Knox, directed by by Rod Blackhurst and Brian McGinn. They discuss everything from Amanda's possible innocence to a heated discussion about not flushing the toilet after pooping. Will Morgan and Sarah ever get their shit together long enough to make a coherent review?  Tune in to see.  If you’d like to contact us check us out at:  crimebinge@gmail.com (mailto:crimebinge@gmail.com) Facebook: Crime Binge Podcast Group Instagram: Crimebingepodcast  Twitter: Crimebinge Check out our logo artist: Valerie's designs @vsolorzano.designs!

Want to know what it takes to be an Emmy Nominated director/producer? On today's episode, Sean dives deep on creativity, creating great work, and overcoming self-doubt while sitting down with a successful producer, Brain McGinn.  Brian McGinn is an Emmy-nominated director, writer, and producer. He is best known for directing, writing and producing the Netflix documentary Amanda Knox, executive producing and directing the Netflix series Chef's Table, and co-creating the Netflix series Street Food. Brian breaks down his mindset from conceptualizing shows, creating an open work environment, and deciding small edits!   Brian McGinn: http://brian-mcginn.com/ https://twitter.com/brimcgi?lang=en https://www.instagram.com/brimcgi/?hl=en Get the Latest from Sean right here - https://bit.ly/2RH3eaD Contact us: Whatgotyouthere Exclusive opportunities: http://whatgotyouthere.com/newsletters-and-sponsors/  NEW SPONSOR TEN THOUSAND- www.tenthousand.cc/wgyt 20% off with discount code "WGYT"  GlobeKick 10% off with discount code “WGYT” https://globekick.com/ MCTco Collagen Protein Bars www.mctco.com 20% off with code “WGYT”

Director Brian McGinn sits down with David Altrogge to discuss his journey from filming pee wee soccer games to executive producing "Chef's Table."

In their new Netflix show Street Food, co-creators and executive producers David Gelb and Brian McGinn showcase the most democratic of culinary businesses--the food stands, pushcarts and hawker stalls that feed everyday people. Using the same dazzling cinematography, revealing biographical storytelling and passport-busting globetrotting that made their groundbreaking series Chef’s Table famous, the duo discover that these eateries are deeply imbued with passion and traditions that make such locales as Delhi, Bangkok, Osaka and Ho Chi Minh City incredibly special. Snacky Tunes is powered by Simplecast.

We continue our move into the ‘Western' arena with another modern (ish!) classic of the Martial Arts genre: THE KARATE KID. After contrasting reviews (and a confession from Sam…) we look at the film in terms of its surprising comment on class tensions in the US, the ‘finding a family' narrative of the film, and the way in which this episode of the podcast is actually about two entirely different movies. Next Time (yes, it has taken me 7 episodes to work out that this title needed changing…) Our Martial Arts odyssey continues with a film that goes by two names: DRUNKEN MASTER II, or LEGEND OF THE DRUNKEN MASTER. Recent Media (see above comment…) BIRD BOX (2018): Susanne Bier, Josh Malerman, Sandra Bullock CHEF'S TABLE (2015—): David Gelb, Brian McGinn, Clay Jeter Recommendations OCEAN'S 11 (2001): Steven Soderbergh, George Clooney, Brad Pitt THE WAY, WAY BACK (2013): Nat Faxon, Jim Rash, Toni Collette THE MIGHTY DUCKS (1992): Steven Herek, Emilio Estevez, Joss Ackland MYSTERIOUS SKIN (2004): Gregg Araki, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Brady Corbet Footnotes We start by talking about the existence of this film as something of a pop culture artefact, rather than a conventional film; this article provides an interesting take on the place of film in US pop culture. An unfair comparison, maybe, but Sam would like to make sure everyone's seen this. Should you too want to spend two and a half minutes finding out about this film (and then hating yourself for doing so), go ahead. Here's the obligatory link to more on Rob's favourite dramatist, and his influence in cinema. Finally, here's a useful video on an idea Rob mentions at the very end of the episode.

This week we're revisiting the Netflix Original documentary film, Amanda Knox. Eric Eddings, co-host of Gimlet's The Nod, chats with Amanda Knox director Brian McGinn about the making of the documentary. If you haven't yet seen this film, or aren't familiar with the Amanda Knox story, here's a brief recap. In 2007, Amanda Knox was studying abroad in Italy when she was arrested for the murder of her roommate, Meredith Kercher. She spent almost four years in an Italian prison, while she became a household name across the world. This documentary takes a deeper look into the murder and convictions, the international obsession with the case, and the eventual acquittals, by talking to the people who were directly impacted by it all. 

Ep #003 - Amanda Knox With Josh from Footballistically Arsenal and Dave from Fortitude Magazine The Netflix Original Documentary “Amanda Knox” was chosen by Josh Landy of “Footballistically Arsenal”. Josh was a student at Leeds University at the time of the Meredith Kircher murder. This cautionary tale was always in the background for him as this was the university that she attended whilst on a year away in Italy. As a former journalist, it was interesting to hear Josh’s take on the Daily Mail journalist Nick Pisa. He was able to give some insight into the way that Nick was thinking and talking during the documentary, which potentially helped to stave off an absolute mauling from the rest of the Flixwatcher peeps. Did Nick Pisa have to be so “smug” about everything, though? Dave Hudson of “Fortitude Magazine” was not best pleased about Nick “Piece of Something” Pisa. The episode #003 crew were generally favourable towards the Amanda Knox documentary, both in terms of the way it was shot and the insight into the story that it gave. It was interesting in particular to see the how big a feature of the film that Amanda Knox was herself and we talk about that in detail in this episode. The documentary shows the details leading up to the day of the murder and the aftermath following the bumbling Italian police as they do everything in their poorly equipped hands to pin the crime directly on Amanda and her boyfriend Raffaele Sollecito. It was great to see the amount of behind the scenes information detail in spite of the fact we were following the bumbling cops. This, of course, had some parallels with the true crime instant classic documentary series “Making A Murderer” which came out just under a year ago, including scenes of unconvincing DNA evidence.   Scores The overall Flixwatcher Rating for this-this Amanda Knox is a decent 3.6. We all would love to see Netflix produce more documentaries like this. Amanda Knox only really let itself down with the “Repeat Viewing" score, which I think that’s actually pretty fair. What do you guys think? Have you seen Amanda Knox? What did you think? Please let us know in the comments below! Episode #003 Crew Links Thanks to the Episode #003 Crew Josh Landy (@Josh_Landy) of Footballistically Arsenal, Play With a Legend and Bake with a Legend and Dave Hudson (@IamDaveHudson) of Fortitude Magazine and Mattr Media. Footballistically Arsenal is available on iTunes so please make sure you give them some love Flixwatcher Spotify Playlist There were no actual tunes Amanda Knox worth adding to the Flixwatcher Playlist but we found this bizarre Amanda Knox song on Spotify. We’re not going to add this to the playlist now as it is far too random but have a listen here.   In the meantime please do swing on by our playlists page and subscribe to them and download the songs yourself from iTunes if you’re feeling fancy. More about The Amanda Knox Netflix Original For more info on the Amanda Knox documentary, you can visit the Amanda Knox IMDB page here or the Amanda Knox Rotten Tomatoes page here. Rod Blackhurst @rodblackhurst Brian McGinn @brimcgi Amanda Knox    @amamaknox Raffaele Sollecito    @Raffasolaries Giuliano Mignini   @gpeparini Nick Pisa   @NickPisa Rudy Guede   @Free_RudyGuede Valter Biscotti   @valterbiscotti COMPETITION TIME To celebrate the launch of The Flixwatcher Podcast and the fact that you can now download films and shows onto your iPad so you can watch anywhere we are giving away a free iPad Air with 128 GB memory, a year's free Netflix and oodles of popcorn. All you have to do is fill in your details in the sidebar or head to this competition entry page to enter. If you have already entered and you want to check your position you can do so here. Final Plug! Subscribe, Share and Review us on iTunes If you enjoyed this episode of Flixwatcher Podcast you probably know other people who will like it too! Please share it with your friends and family, review us, and join us across ALL of the social Media links below. PS we have a private Flixwatcher Podcast Facebook Group that is only available to members of our email subscribers list. You will be sent the link to the group when you sign up for the competition! Win win! Join the banter - SPOILERS ALLOWED!  

Ep #003 - Amanda Knox With Josh from Footballistically Arsenal and Dave from Fortitude Magazine The Netflix Original Documentary “Amanda Knox” was chosen by Josh Landy of “Footballistically Arsenal”. Josh was a student at Leeds University at the time of the Meredith Kircher murder. This cautionary tale was always in the background for him as this was the university that she attended whilst on a year away in Italy. As a former journalist, it was interesting to hear Josh’s take on the Daily Mail journalist Nick Pisa. He was able to give some insight into the way that Nick was thinking and talking during the documentary, which potentially helped to stave off an absolute mauling from the rest of the Flixwatcher peeps. Did Nick Pisa have to be so “smug” about everything, though? Dave Hudson of “Fortitude Magazine” was not best pleased about Nick “Piece of Something” Pisa. The episode #003 crew were generally favourable towards the Amanda Knox documentary, both in terms of the way it was shot and the insight into the story that it gave. It was interesting in particular to see the how big a feature of the film that Amanda Knox was herself and we talk about that in detail in this episode. The documentary shows the details leading up to the day of the murder and the aftermath following the bumbling Italian police as they do everything in their poorly equipped hands to pin the crime directly on Amanda and her boyfriend Raffaele Sollecito. It was great to see the amount of behind the scenes information detail in spite of the fact we were following the bumbling cops. This, of course, had some parallels with the true crime instant classic documentary series “Making A Murderer” which came out just under a year ago, including scenes of unconvincing DNA evidence.   Scores The overall Flixwatcher Rating for this-this Amanda Knox is a decent 3.6. We all would love to see Netflix produce more documentaries like this. Amanda Knox only really let itself down with the “Repeat Viewing" score, which I think that’s actually pretty fair. What do you guys think? Have you seen Amanda Knox? What did you think? Please let us know in the comments below! Episode #003 Crew Links Thanks to the Episode #003 Crew Josh Landy (@Josh_Landy) of Footballistically Arsenal, Play With a Legend and Bake with a Legend and Dave Hudson (@IamDaveHudson) of Fortitude Magazine and Mattr Media. Footballistically Arsenal is available on iTunes so please make sure you give them some love Flixwatcher Spotify Playlist There were no actual tunes Amanda Knox worth adding to the Flixwatcher Playlist but we found this bizarre Amanda Knox song on Spotify. We’re not going to add this to the playlist now as it is far too random but have a listen here.   In the meantime please do swing on by our playlists page and subscribe to them and download the songs yourself from iTunes if you’re feeling fancy. More about The Amanda Knox Netflix Original For more info on the Amanda Knox documentary, you can visit the Amanda Knox IMDB page here or the Amanda Knox Rotten Tomatoes page here. Rod Blackhurst @rodblackhurst Brian McGinn @brimcgi Amanda Knox    @amamaknox Raffaele Sollecito    @Raffasolaries Giuliano Mignini   @gpeparini Nick Pisa   @NickPisa Rudy Guede   @Free_RudyGuede Valter Biscotti   @valterbiscotti COMPETITION TIME To celebrate the launch of The Flixwatcher Podcast and the fact that you can now download films and shows onto your iPad so you can watch anywhere we are giving away a free iPad Air with 128 GB memory, a year's free Netflix and oodles of popcorn. All you have to do is fill in your details in the sidebar or head to this competition entry page to enter. If you have already entered and you want to check your position you can do so here. Final Plug! Subscribe, Share and Review us on iTunes If you enjoyed this episode of Flixwatcher Podcast you probably know other people who will like it too! Please share it with your friends and family, review us, and join us across ALL of the social Media links below. PS we have a private Flixwatcher Podcast Facebook Group that is only available to members of our email subscribers list. You will be sent the link to the group when you sign up for the competition! Win win! Join the banter - SPOILERS ALLOWED!

Rod Blackhurst and Brian McGinn, the directors of “Amanda Knox,” discuss their five-year effort to bring the story to Netflix. Knox was a Seattle college student studying for a year abroad in Perugia, Italy. In 2007, her British roommate Meredith Kercher was found murdered in their apartment. Local prosecutor Giuliano Mignini accused Knox and her […] The post PN 25: Directing “Amanda Knox” appeared first on Pure Nonfiction.