Podcast appearances and mentions of christopher jarvis

Watch This Episode On YouTubeThere's something especially New York about the sentiment of my guest, Anthony Argento, saying, "we're only going to give you what you give us" about film promotion.And in the best possible sense, that kind of New Yorker attitude is at the heart of the Greenpoint Film Festival, now celebrating its 15th year and 7th under the leadership of Mr. Argento, who started officially in 2020 but worked with the festival for a few years beforehand.The Greenpoint Film Festival first came on my radar last year when they accepted the literal second guest of the pod's film, SUNSET SOMEWHERE (2026), directed by Christopher Jarvis, and my interest only grew when I looked at their international, diverse lineup.With the organizing principle "unbound", Greenpoint is making its name as a festival for filmmakers by filmmakers, and I'm excited for it continuing under Anthony's leadership.Make your way to Greenpoint August 5th through the 9th; after listening to this episode, I think you'll realize why it's worth it.Anthony and I talk about:why should audience members and filmmakers attend the Greenpoint Film Festival;the theme of "unbound" and the lineup for the festival;what he's learned directing the festival for six (plus) years;how filmmakers should approach the film festival experience;the festival's place in NYC and nationally;social media's role in accepting films (do you check follower counts?) and what do you ask of filmmakers after accepting their film;what he's learned as a filmmaker running the festival and why he thinks it's important as a way to stay current;the future plans for the festival and what's next for him.Memorable Quotes:About running the festival during the pandemic: " I came up with the drive-in because we were able to be consolidated in their own cars, in their own bubbles, and everyone was safe and enjoying the the artworks, and we really made it happen, and I feel like that was a revolutionary step for us."" If you check on our socials, we're, posting individually for every project.""We're only going to give you what you give us."" I see this a lot...people...hold on to their film and always taking advice and always changing things up and trying to re-edit and that's the hole that you don't want to fall into."Links:Buy Tickets For the Greenpoint Film FestivalFollow Anthony On Instagram

Take a look back at some time the survivors spent bonding at Rosewood before the finale.    Trigger Warnings: Explicit Content   Voice actors: Journey Brown Saintell, Jaime Pla, Emily Husband, Esther Paine, Allegra Rodgirez Shivers, Shi Melendez, Geena Pietromonaco, and Sandra Lisiewski.  Story written by Courtney Holloway  Sound Design by Christopher Jarvis at the Radio Theatre Workshop Original music by Peter Cleff  Original Artwork by MacNeil 

Delve into Julia and Adrian's complicated relationship pre-dating the apocalypse. We also get to discover the opposite perspective of the survivors by observing the initial Basher transformation, as well as Basher POV. We also finally find out why Adrian was prescribed the memory erasers…which he never ended up taking.   Trigger Warnings: Explicit Content, Murder, Manipulated suicide    Voice actors: Samanthia Nixon, Andrew Quintero, Taylor Brock, Joe Quickle, Sandy Lisiewski, Julie Mae Panas, Mary Snow, and Esther Paine   Written by Courtney Holloway  Sound Design by Christopher Jarvis at the Radio Theatre Workshop  Original Music composed by Peter Cleff Original Artwork created by Macbethneil 

Season Finale.  Kat discovers the last missing piece in her history which triggered the apocalypse.    Trigger Warnings: Explicit content, Human Sacrifice    Voice actors: Journey Brown Saintel, Andrew Quintero, Emily Husband, Esther, Paine, Chidumebi Njoku-Browne, Allegra Rodriguez Shivers, Geena Pietromonaco, Sandy Jack, Shi Melendez, Michelle Kane, Greg Thomas, Melissa Chambers, Nika Shakhmuradova, Joe Quickle    Written by Courtney Holloway    Sound Design by Christopher Jarvis at the Radio Theatre Workshop    Original Music Composed by Peter Cleff, Bradley Parsons, and Konstantin Nestiarovich    Original artwork created by Macbethneil     

The survivors work together to celebrate their first milestone since civilization ended. Jenny puts aside her jealousness to create a beautiful ceremony. Kat experiences another vision that reveals what really happened to her father Rogelio.    Trigger Warnings: Explosion, death    Voice actors: Journey Brown-Saintell, Andrew Quintero, Emily Husband, Chi Dumebi njoku Browne, Esther Paine, Allegra Rodriguez Shivers, Geena Pietromonaco, Sandy Jack, Greg Thomas, Julian Kingston, Nicholas Watson, Michelle Kane, Shi Melendez   Story written by Courtney Holloway Sound Design by Christopher Jarvis at the Radio Theatre workshop Original music composed by Peter Clef, Bradley Parsons, and Konstantin Nestiarovich. Original artwork created by MacNeil

After having narrowly escaped the commune, the survivors continue their journey towards a more desirable living environment. Kat still feels like a liability when it comes to earning her keep in the group. An argument with newcomer Joan prompts a serious question from Ravi.    Trigger Warnings: Explicit language, animal death   Voice actors:  Journey Brown Saintell, Andrew Quintero, Chi Dumebi Njoku-Browne, Esther Paine, Allegra Rodriguez Shivers, Geena Pietromonaco, Sandy Jack, Emily Husband, Greg Thomas, Shi Melendez, Michelle Kane, Nicholas Watson, Sophie D'Amore, Christopher Power, and Melissa Chambers    Written by Courtney Holloway  Sound design by Christopher Jarvis as the Radio Theatre workshop Original music composed by Peter Cleff, Bradley Parsons, and Konstantin Nestsiarovich Original artwork created by Macbethneil    Support us on Patreon at patreon.com/agonaldreamspod         

Heather and Adrian reflect on pre-apocalyptic times. Ira and Kat have their final confrontation    Trigger Warnings: Violence against women, explicit content, drug references    Voice Actors:    Journey Brown Saintell, Andrew Quintero, Emily Husband, Chi Dumebi Njoku-Browne, Esther Paine, Allegra Rodriguez-Shivers, Geena Pietromonaco, Sandy Jack, Greg Thomas, Jarrad Green, Abbie Love, Christopher Power, Melissa Chambers, Nika Shakmoradova, Sandra Leigh, Ashley Couture, Samanthia Nixon    Written by Courtney Holloway  Sound Design by Christopher Jarvis at the Radio Theatre Workshop Original Music Composed by Peter Clef, Bradley Parsons and Konstatin Nestsiarovich    Attributed music and effects used in the Show: 20060329-diesel-engine by dobroide p2-zkm-cafeteria-mix-17 by vertex-wave footstepsa by bennstir deep-sea-ambience by jhumbucker Chill of Goa by Purple Planet Music  

Originally released 10/30/18 for World Audio Drama Day, this short horror-comedy is called "A Little Bedtime Gory". It was written by Pete Lutz. Directed by Karim Kronfli. Recorded by Christopher Jarvis at the Radio Theatre Workshop (Hinckley, UK) and edited/mixed by Pete Lutz (Texas). Music by Dayn Russell Leonardson (Wisconsin).  CAST: Holly Golding as Tiffany Karim C. Kronfli as Daddy Layla Katib as Princess Peppercorn Announcer: Pete Lutz

¿Cómo se puede pasar de una vida de falsa felicidad, bebida, impureza y droga a responder a la llamada que Dios hace en el corazón: «Quiero que seas sacerdote»? El P. Christopher Jarvis nos descubre que, aun estando tan lejos de Dios, cuando uno se abre, aunque solo sea un poco, Dios entra de lleno y te llama a lo que nunca habrías imaginado. No es tan fácil, sin embargo, dejarlo todo y responder. Se necesita la gracia de Dios y estar en gracia. El P. Christopher nos cuenta cómo llegó Dios a triunfar en su corazón y cómo llegó su «Cambio de agujas».

Avant-rock band Ancient Language joins us on the show to discuss the evolution of the band, their new album “H Y G G E”, and baked goods! Then, good friend of the show Sean Spicy, Original Gerber Baby & Current Gerber Man joins us on the show to discuss his new book and of course we sample some new Gerber Man flavors. Credits: Matthew Beyer, Christopher Jarvis, Abigail Jaske, Zachary Jarvis, Attributions: “In A Different Light” by Ancient Language “Until Recently” by Ancient Language “At Last We Are Nothing” by Ancient Language Find Ancient Language on the Web: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AncientLanguageMusic/ Bandcamp: https://ancientlanguage.bandcamp.com/ Find MDVH on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/michaeldupreyvh/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/MichaelDupreyVH The Michael Duprey Variety Hour is a member of the Planet Ant Podcast Network: Find Planet Ant Podcasts on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PlanetAntPodcasts/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/PlanetAntPods Or at the website: https://planetantpodcasts.com/ Intro Theme: “Don't Weigh Me Down” by Broadcast 2000 This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Here's another re-release from our recent 11th Hour Audio line-up for World Audio Drama Day 2018: "The Opportunist", written by yours truly. Directed by Karim Kronfli. Recorded by Christopher Jarvis at the Radio Theatre Workshop (Hinckley, UK) and edited/mixed by me. Music by Dayn Russell Leonardson. Originally released 10/30/18. CAST: Holly Golding as Tiffany Karim C. Kronfli as Daddy Layla Katib as Princess Peppercorn Announcer: Pete Lutz COMING NEXT: Chapter 10 of "Jake Dimes"!

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I talk with Christopher Jarvis, a Detroit filmmaker and musician about his upcoming work, Sunset Somewhere. We talk about crowdfunding for the film, his preferred camera, what's it like to film in Detroit, and more. And talk about feeling the logline in my soul -- I can't wait for this film to come out, and you will as well after listening to this pod. "Sunset Somewhere is a film about that feeling when your 20's are behind you and you're starting to come to terms with the fact that you probably won't get to live the dream life you wanted, and learning to accept that and see the beauty in everyday life."Website: https://www.christopherjarvis.net/aboutEmail: christopherjarvisfilm@gmail.comVenmo: @sunsetsomewherefilmSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/first-time-go/donations