Podcasts about film theatre

We caught up with Maeve Cooke, Director and Stephen McNeice, Special Projects Officer from the mighty Access Cinema to talk about the independent cinema scene in Ireland and how their work develops and supports exhibitors across the island.  We talked about how Access Cinema was established in 1977, how independent cinema has developed and how they bring the wide world of cinema to all arts and parts.  Since Film Hub NI was created in 2013 we've found the support, advice and inspiration of the Access Cinema team invaluable, so it was a pleasure to sit down and learn more about their work in detail.  Support the Show.Supported by National Lottery funds, Film Hub NI was established in 2013 by Queen's Film Theatre, Belfast in their capacity as NI's BFI Film Hub Lead Organisation (FHLO). FHNI works to support the creativity and energy of the film exhibition sector across NI and ensure a wide range of film is available to audiences right across the country.The BFI Film Audience Network (FAN) is made up of 8 Film Hubs which cover the whole of the UK. Each Film Hub is led by a Film Hub Lead Organisation (FHLO) that receives funding from the BFI to deliver extensive programming, audience development activity and support sector training in their region. Click here for more information on the scope of work carried out across the FAN.

Hugh (on his own this time) headed up the road to Derry/Londonderry to speak with Eavan King, Film Programmes Manager at Nerve Centre and Christopher Morrison, Programmer of Foyle Film Festival. We talked about the cinema heritage of the Nerve Centre, the creation of Foyle Film Festival in 1987 and the place of film in the creative landscape of the North West.  Today, 10th April 2024, marks the start of Foyle's spring festival Reel Lives Festival and Christopher and Eavan gave us a great run down of what people can expect from the exciting, innovative programme on offer. For more details on Foyle Film Festival, click here. Support the showSupported by National Lottery funds, Film Hub NI was established in 2013 by Queen's Film Theatre, Belfast in their capacity as NI's BFI Film Hub Lead Organisation (FHLO). FHNI works to support the creativity and energy of the film exhibition sector across NI and ensure a wide range of film is available to audiences right across the country.The BFI Film Audience Network (FAN) is made up of 8 Film Hubs which cover the whole of the UK. Each Film Hub is led by a Film Hub Lead Organisation (FHLO) that receives funding from the BFI to deliver extensive programming, audience development activity and support sector training in their region. Click here for more information on the scope of work carried out across the FAN.

With the Academy Awards over, we thought we would release this recording of NI's own Oscar recipients, Tom Berkeley and Ross White, which we made last year as part of Northern Ireland Screen's Masterclass series. In the famous Screen 1 of Queen's Film Theatre, Ross and Tom were generous with their time and shared experiences of festivals, networks, early influences and plans for the future.  Thanks to Christine Morrow, New and Emerging Talent Executive at Northern Ireland Screen, for organising the event and for all the attendees for being there. Support the show

Today Elaine and Louise chat with director and designer of UGLY! A Cinderella Story which is on now until the 30th December at Cumbernauld Theatre. The show it was written by Gary McNair with original songs by Brian James O'Sullivan. We chat being women in theatre, breaking out of the box you've been placed in. Dismantling the outdated gender norms while bring everyone with us and glitter. A brilliant episode with brilliant humans UGLY! A Cinderella Story – Tickets Here https://lanternhousearts.org/events/ugly-a-cinderella-story/ - dates An Afternoon of Palestinian Short Films – Tickets Here https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/whats-on/glasgow/glasgow-film-theatre/an-afternoon-of-palestinian-short-films/e-pgomab Jo Rush Jo is co-artistic director of new writing company Braw Fox Theatre. As a director she has premiered new work at the Edinburgh Fringe including Ivory Wings (Coreth Arts), Mary the Last Farewell (Cutting Edge Theatre), The Society of Ethical Cat Burglars (Foolproof Theatre), and Hide & Seek, based on the short stories of Carol Ann Duffy. With Braw Fox she is currently developing a new play about fire supported by the University of Edinburgh.As an associate director she has most recently worked on My Friend Selma by Terra Incognita, The Cheviot, the Stag and the Black, Black Oil with National Theatre of Scotland, and the premiere and tour of Fringe First Award winning production Stand By with Utter Theatre Company. As an assistant director she has worked at Dundee Rep on Death of a Salesman, at the Traverse Theatre on Bloody Trams and The Arthur Conan Doyle Appreciation Society, and at the Royal Lyceum on Dark Road. Jo has a BA Hons degree in Drama and Theatre Arts at the University of Birmingham. Natasha Jenkins Natasha studied Film Theatre and Television at the University of Glasgow. She was the first generation and the first woman in her family to study, gaining her MA in 2006. After a time working for Purni Morell as an assistant producer in Scotland Natasha moved to London and worked as a stage manager to support herself as she retrained, assisting directors and designers for several years before making her own work. She is a regular artistic collaborator of Alexander Zeldin, Joy Wilkinson and Amir Reza Khoonestani and works regularly within the UK, Europe and Internationally. Natasha was nominated for 2023 Drama Desk Award for Best Scenic Design for LOVE at Park Avenue Armory, New York. Natasha is an associate artist at Live Theatre Newcastle. Natasha is a founding member of Scene/Change. Her first feature 7 Keys (dir. Joy Wilkinson) is currently in post production for Jeva Films. OUR WEBSITE - www.persistentandnasty.co.uk Persistent Pal & Nasty Hero - Pals and Hero Membership Support In The Room - https://www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/in-the-room Email – persistentandnasty@gmail.com Instagram - @persistentandnasty Twitter - @PersistentNasty Coffee Morning Eventbrite - Coffee Morning Tickets LINKTREE - LINKTR.EE Resources Samaritans - Rape Crisis Scotland - Rape Crisis UK ArtsMinds - BAPAM Freelancers Make Theatre Work Stonewall UK - Trevor Project - Mermaids UK Switchboard LGBT+ - GATE PLANNED PARENTHOOD DONATE - DONATE ABORTION SUPPORT NETWORK UK - ASN.COM- DONATE WeAudition offer: For 25% off your monthly subscription quote: NASTY25 Backstage Offers: Get a free 12 months Actor Subscription: https://join.backstage.com/persistentnasty-uk-12m-free/

Now in 'Part TWO' for @EchoChamberFP https://www.instagram.com/echochamberfp/ takes a look at a new documentary and speaks to the creative mind behind it!!! Watch the conversation: HERE! https://youtu.be/TbteyTtOAZs 'Tish' is directed by Paul Sng. A moving portrait of social documentary photographer and trailblazer Tish Murtha, who dedicated her life to documenting the lives of working-class communities in North East England. In 'Part Two' we have: Tish Watch Review: Here. https://youtu.be/_FCdz47_DSw Sheffield DocFest: 14th June 2023 Theatrical Release Date: 17th November 2023 Tyneside CinemaL: 17th November 2023 Screening followed by Q&A with director Paul Sng, producer Jen Corcoran, Ella Murtha + Eileen Murtha Brown Book tickets: Here. https://tynesidecinema.co.uk/event/tish/ Aldeburgh Film Festival: 18th November 2023 Screening and post-film discussion with Molly Dineen and Martin Parr Book tickets: Here. https://aldeburghcinema.co.uk/AldeburghCinema.dll/WhatsOn?f=753313 Glasgow Film Theatre: 18th November 2023 Screening followed by Q&A with director Paul Sng, producer Jen Corcoran and Ella Murtha Book tickets: Here. https://www.glasgowfilm.org/movie/tish-qa/ Queen's Film Theatre: 20th November 2023 Screening followed by Q&A with director Paul Sng Book tickets: Here. https://queensfilmtheatre.com/Whats-On/Tish Art House Crouch End: 22nd November 2023 Screening followed by Q&A with director Paul Sng Book tickets: Here. https://www.arthousecrouchend.co.uk/programme/?programme_id=7742647 Watershed: 24th November 2023 Screening followed by Q&A with director Paul Sng Book tickets: Here. https://www.watershed.co.uk/whatson/12258/tish Chapter: 25th November 2023 Screening followed by Q&A with director Paul Sng Book tickets: Here. https://www.chapter.org/whats-on/tish Nottingham Broadway: 27th November 2023 Screening followed by Q&A with director Paul Sng Book tickets: Here. https://www.broadway.org.uk/whats-on/tish-qa Showroom & Workstation Sheffield: 28th November 2023 Screening followed by Q&A with director Paul Sng Book tickets: Here. https://www.showroomworkstation.org.uk/tishqanda Hebden Bridge Picture House: 30th November 2023 Screening followed by Q&A with director Paul Sng Book tickets: Here. https://hebdenbridgepicturehouse.co.uk/movies/hebden-bridge-film-festival-presents-tish-with-director-qa BFI Southbank: 1st December 2023 Screening followed by Q&A with director Paul Sng, producer Jen Corcoran and Ella Murtha Book tickets: Here. https://whatson.bfi.org.uk/Online/default.asp?BOparam%3A%3AWScontent%3A%3AloadArticle%3A%3Aarticle_id=70272918-4A53-44D6-B445-42C830CF02ED&BOparam%3A%3AWScontent%3A%3AloadArticle%3A%3Acontext_id=8ADC667F-CFF4-4950-924E-772EF694A507&doWork%3A%3AWScontent%3A%3AloadArticle=Load Duke of York's Picturehouse: 2nd December 2023 Screening followed by Q&A with director Paul Sng and Ella Murtha Tickets coming soon! Curzon Soho: 6th December 2023 Screening followed by Q&A with director Paul Sng Book tickets: Here. https://www.curzon.com/films/tish/HO00004931/ Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art: 7th December 2023 Screening followed by Q&A with producer Jen Corcoran Book tickets: Here. https://mima.art/event/film-screening-tish-2023-12a-dir-paul-sng/ Stockton Arts Centre: 8th December 2023 Screening followed by Q&A with director Paul Sng Book tickets: Here. https://arconline.co.uk/whats-on/tish-15/ Craigmillar Now: 18th December 2023 Guests TBC Book tickets: Here. https://www.craigmillarnow.com/opportunities/cinema-screenings Star and Shadow Cinema: 26th January 2024 Guests TBC Tickets coming soon! Director: Paul Sng Cast: Ella Murtha, Maxine Peake, Shin-Fei Chen Running Time: 90 min Cert: 15 Trailer: Here. https://youtu.be/a--g_BgBl1g?si=0ZIebP44TJ5WULhk Website: Here. https://www.modernfilms.com/tish Instagram: @tishmurtha https://www.instagram.com/tishmurtha/ ------------ *(Music) 'The Big Payback' (Instrumental) by EPMD - 2020 --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/eftv/message

With us this episode are filmmaker Janis Pugh & actor, director & writer Tilda Cobham-Hervey - just two of the brilliant women showcased at the Edinburgh Festivals 2023. Anna Smith also gives top tips of other female-led highlights of the Edinburgh International Festival, Edinburgh Fringe, Edinburgh International Book Festival, and - of course - Edinburgh International Film Festival. Our first guest is Janis Pugh, writer/director of Chuck Chuck Baby which will receive its World Premiere at Edinburgh International Film Festival on 20th August. The feature is a musical comedy drama that celebrates female working class friendship and love in Wales. Helen, played by Louise Brealey (Sherlock, Smack the Pony) is stuck packing chickens by night and by day cares for a dying mother figure. Her life takes an unexpected turn with the return of Joanne, played by Annabel Scholey (Being Human, Walking on Sunshine). Janis Pugh joins Anna for a lively chat about her personal experiences of working in a chicken factory in Wales, and talks about the camaraderie she saw that inspired the film. She also explains why love is at the heart of the film, and talks about the fragile male character of Gary, played by Celyn Jones. We also chat with actor, director & writer Tilda Cobham-Hervey who, as well as working in film and TV, also works in live art and is bringing her intimate audio adventure Two Strangers Walk Into A Bar… to the Fringe. Tilda chats about her journey to making the production, and her love of immersive live experience, as well as the effects that the piece has on the two-strong audience. Anna Smith will be sharing her reaction to the piece as she updates live from the festivals, so stay tuned on the socials below. Find out more about Edinburgh Festivals and book tickets at www.edinburghfestivalcity.com/ Chuck Chuck Baby will have its World Premiere on 20th August, follow Girls On Film for info on its wider release https://www.eif.co.uk/events/eiff-chuck-chuck-baby Two Strangers Walk Into A Bar… is playing at House of Oz from 4th to 27th August https://www.houseofoz.co.uk/2023/two-strangers Anoushka Shankar will be appearing in Edinburgh International Festival on 27th August https://www.eif.co.uk/events/anoushka-shankar Festival highlights: Edinburgh International Film Festival - details at www.eif.co.uk/edinburgh-international-film-festival Your Fat Friend, Jeanie Finlay Past Lives, Celine Song Showing Up, Kelly Reichardt Scrapper, Charlotte Regan Is There Anybody Out There?, Ella Glendinining The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, Hope Dickson Leach Edinburgh International Book Festival - at www.edbookfest.co.uk What I Run Towards Will Strengthen Me, Sarah Polley Edinburgh Festival Fringe - all at https://tickets.edfringe.com/ Work in Progress, Rose Matafeo Composition, Leila Navabi Dugzi Dayz, Sabrina Ali Unforgettable Girl, Elisabeth Gunawan MEAT, Elle Dillon-Reams Other films mentioned in this episode include: House, Janis Pugh 52 Tuesdays, Sophie Hyde, 2013 Other TV mentioned in this episode include: The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart, Glendyn Ivin, 2023 Other theatre mentioned in this episode includes: Funeral, Ontroerend Goed (tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/funeral) Become a patron of Girls On Film on Patreon here: www.patreon.com/girlsonfilmpodcast Follow us on socials: www.instagram.com/girlsonfilm_podcast/ www.facebook.com/girlsonfilmpodcast www.twitter.com/GirlsOnFilm_Pod www.twitter.com/annasmithjourno Watch Girls On Film on the BFI's YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLX…L89QKZsN5Tgr3vn7z Girls On Film is an HLA production. Host: Anna Smith Executive Producer: Hedda Archbold Producer: Lydia Scott Audio Producer: Emma Butt Assistant Producer: Eleanor Hardy House band: MX Tyrants This episode is in partnership with Festivals Edinburgh

Actors Sally Phillips, Ronni Ancona and Sophia Myles join host Anna Smith on stage at Cinemagic's On The Pulse short film festival, for an episode recorded with an audience of young filmmakers on 25 March 2023. From the Queen's Film Theatre in Belfast, Sophia Myles discusses entering the industry at the age of 15 and reuniting with her Mansfield Park co-star Lindsay Duncan. She also gives her advice to those hoping to make short films, shares her plans for a documentary and speaks frankly about her experiences in big budget films like Transformers: Age of Extinction. Comedy performers and writers Sally Phillips and Ronni Ancona next join the conversation, to talk about their company Captain Dolly, their working relationship and how the comedy scene has changed for women. Sally speaks about Smack the Pony, representation on screen and their plans for a romcom with Down's Syndrome stars. And of course, Ronni Ancona treats us to her famed Olivia Colman impression. Members of the audience have fascinating questions for all three guests and more fun, feminist chat follows. Other films and TV mentioned: Doctor Who Outlander November 1st The Big Impression I'm Alan Partridge The Fast Show Mean Machine The Monk, The Mermaid & Molise Transformers: Age of Extinction Become a patron of Girls On Film on Patreon here: www.patreon.com/girlsonfilmpodcast Follow us on socials: www.instagram.com/girlsonfilm_podcast/ www.facebook.com/girlsonfilmpodcast www.twitter.com/GirlsOnFilm_Pod www.twitter.com/annasmithjourno Watch Girls On Film on the BFI's YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLX…L89QKZsN5Tgr3vn7z Girls On Film is an HLA production. Host: Anna Smith. Executive Producer: Hedda Archbold Producer: Lydia Scott Audio Producer: Emma Butt Assistant Producer: Eleanor Hardy House band: MX Tyrants Principal Partners: Vanessa Smith and Peter Brewer. This episode is in partnership with Cinemagic Image: MT Hurson Stills Photography

On the first episode of 2023, Damien Tuit, guitarist in the Murder Capital, joins to talk about their great second album Gigi's Recovery - and being from Rosscarbery, West Cork. We talk about how the band started, the impact of debut album When I Have Fears, and making the new album amid Covid lockdowns. Murder Capital play Vicar Street on February 26. 34.23: Graham Patterson is the director of Out of Place, a music documentary about Limerick City from the team behind Féile na Gréine festival. A meditation on the role music plays in building community, Out of Place seeks to explore the tensions that emerge when musicians struggle to carve out a space for themselves in their city. It features performances from and interviews with Denise Chaila, God Knows, Murli Hey Rusty, His Father's Voice, and Post Punk Podge. The film is going to be shown around Ireland in the next month. The dates are January 27 - Belltable, Limerick (Irish Premiere) February 4 - Triskel, Cork February 16 - A4 Sounds, Dublin February 17 - Spirit Store, Dundalk February 18 - Queen's Film Theatre, Belfast February 25 - The Model, Sligo 54.45: New music to end the show comes from: David Kitt - Wishing Well Soft on Crime - Telex Eyes Montauk Hotel - Dive (Come Afloat)

Please join us Right Now, October 10, 2022 at 11:00AM PST as Film, Theatre and TV Actress Bertila Damas, Actor, Director, Teacher Barry Pearl and Playwright, Screenwriter Jeff Stetson joins host Ron Brewington on "The Actor's Choice."

SEASON 2 BONUS EPISODE! Playwright, actor, and educator Fanshen Cox sits down with Denise about the connection between advocacy and performance and how. Fanshen dives into the power of storytelling, her mantra TruJuLo (truth, justice, love), the illusion of progress in Hollywood, and actionable things we can do to promote true diversity in the entertainment industry.   Visit www.trujulomedia.com for more Fanshen.   -- About Fanshen Cox:    Award-winning playwright, actor, producer & educator, Fanshen Cox toured her one-woman show: One Drop of Love across the country for 7 years. For six years she served as SVP Development and Impact at Matt Damon and Ben Affleck's Pearl Street Films, and is now the President of her own production company, TruJuLo Productions. She served as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Cape Verde, West Africa, and holds a BA in Spanish & Education, an MA in TESOL, and an MFA in TV, Film & Theatre. She has been honored with Distinguished Alumni Awards from CSULA and from Teachers College, Columbia University. Fanshen is also a co-author of the Inclusion Rider which was announced at the 2018 Oscar awards by Frances McDormand and the co-creator and co-host of the Webby nominated podcast Sista Brunch - highlighting Black women striving in entertainment and media.

The critically acclaimed film "Hive" will screen this weekend at the theater inside of the DIA.

A stunning picture from Italy turns an award-winning play into a movie. It's screening this weekend at the Detroit Film Theatre inside of the DIA.

A film from Lagos, Nigeria highlights a contemporary African narrative that's rare to see in American cinemas. It arrives this weekend at the Detroit Film Theatre inside of the DIA.

Happy Monday! This week on Spastic Chatter I talk with Elizabeth Hay who is involved in casting for Film and theatre. We have an honest and real chat about all different topics related to disability. Check it out https://youtu.be/lMTQlei8WEM You can also listen to this episode on your favorite podcast platform by searching Spastic Chatter. #CerebralPalsy #Disability #SpasticChatter #DisabilityVisibility #Representation #Film #Television --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/whitney-bailey/support

Detroit Film Theatre curator and director Elliot Wilhelm highlights "Faya Dayi," a stunning feature-length documentary from Ethiopian-Mexican filmmaker Jessica Beshir.

The documentary "On Broadway" explores how the performing arts -- and New York City itself -- has evolved over the years. It's screening this week at the Detroit Film Theatre inside of the Detroit Institute of Arts.

The documentary "The Velvet Underground" profiles the band and the larger New York City arts scene that birthed it. It's showing at the Detroit Film Theatre and online via AppleTV+.

Authentic Resources: Using Film, Theatre, and Original Art to Deliver Comprehensible Input In this session, the presenter will explore methods of utilizing authentic resources in the forms of movies, art, and plays to create compelling and comprehensible input in the classroom. Additionally, the presenter will illustrate how to incorporate the 5 C's while maintaining a high level of student interest: Critical Thinking & Problem-Solving Communication Collaboration Citizenship (global and local) Creativity & Innovation Event held on: Thursday, August 26, 2021, from 2 to 3 pm EDT. To watch the recording, go to https://www.elltechnologies.com/home/resources/events/webinar-2021-august/ To register for the next events, go to https://www.elltechnologies.com/events/

The documentary "Tiny Tim: King for a Day" pulls back the curtain on one of the oddest cultural phenoms of the late 1960s, giving a curio performer his due and exposing his vices along the way.

The anthology film "There Is No Evil" had to be snuck out of Iran to be seen. "Edo Avant Garde" is a documentary that reveals how Japanese artists centuries ago influenced the art world at large. They are now screening virtually at the Detroit Film Theatre.

The documentary "Downstream to Kinshasa" honors survivors of the Democratic Republic of Congo's Six-Day War in 2000, while "The County" continues Iceland's streak of great dark comedies. Both are streaming now at the Detroit Film Theatre.

This week we invite actor and filmmaker Ben Steel on to talk about the state of mental health in the creative industry. Ben has spent the last 4 years working on a documentary called The Show Must Go On about how people working in the creative industry (Film/Theatre, Dance. Music) deal with mental health issues. Ben talks about the lessons that he learned about his own struggles with depression, how he worked through it and how he is now helping others with programs and raising awareness. While the episode is not just a serious discussion, if in listening to it you are finding you might need to talk to someone, please reach out to friends or family or a health professional. Look up crisis helplines in your area or use one of the numbers below: London/UK In an emergency: 999 NHS helpline: 111 Use the 'Shout' crisis text line - text SHOUT to 85258 https://www.centreformentalhealth.org.uk/helplines-and-crisis-contacts America Los Angeles: (800) 854-7771 New York: 1-888-692-9355 https://actorsfund.org/services-and-programs/mental-health Australia Support Act wellbeing helpline 1800 959 500, free 24/7, confidential service for the arts & entertainment industry, with counsellors specifically trained in the industry specific challenges many people face - so they really understand us. Czech Republic 222 580 697 - nonstop telefonická krizová pomoc

Before COVID-19, UK & Ireland cinema admissions were booming - increasing year on year, with Northern Ireland performing particularly well. Shutting the entire film sector down practically overnight has had a massive impact on every aspect, from production right through to exhibition. Many cinema operators moved to explore online players, distributors moved to show films online – missing out theatrical runs entirely, and audiences had an overwhelming choice. As (at the time of writing) cinemas are closed for the third time, operating within the confines of government legislation, what does the enforced digital intervention we saw in 2020 mean for the future of cinema? Do audiences still value the collective experience? How can we even measure the impact of online events? What does this all mean for the whole film industry eco system?Listen to the edited highlights to hear Hugh and Sara from Film Hub NI chat to guests Joan Parsons (Head of Queen’s Film Theatre), David Freyne (Writer and Director, Dating Amber ) and Patrick O'Neill (Wildcard Distribution) about the future of cinema through the perspective of exhibition, filmmaking and  distribution.The Moving Pictures Podcast series forms part of a wider Moving Pictures Programme of training and mentoring for Film Hub NI Members. Sincere thanks to Northern Ireland Screen for supporting this initiative through the Department for Communities.Every effort has been made to provide a quality listening experience but please note that these recordings were made during January – March 2021 in our homes over Zoom so the sound quality may, at times, be patchy. Many thanks to our wonderful producer, Stephen Mullan, for all his hard work recording and editing this work under difficult circumstances.Support the show (https://www.filmhubni.org/contact/)

The art of programming film for real life screenings is one which takes much time to learn but how does this transpose into programming online?How have distributors responded during the pandemic? What sort of engagement can cinemas expect? What sort of content do audiences want from this type of platform? Is hybrid delivery the future of cinemas and festivals? Join Hugh and Sara as they try to answer all these questions with Rose Baker (Belfast Film Festival & WANDA) and Michael Staley (Queen’s Film Theatre).The Moving Pictures Podcast series forms part of a wider Moving Pictures Programme of training and mentoring for Film Hub NI Members. Sincere thanks to Northern Ireland Screen for supporting this initiative through the Department for Communities.Every effort has been made to provide a quality listening experience but please note that these recordings were made during January – March 2021 in our homes over Zoom so the sound quality may, at times, be patchy. Many thanks to our wonderful producer, Stephen Mullan, for all his hard work recording and editing this work under difficult circumstances.Support the show (https://www.filmhubni.org/contact/)

While the documentary "Stray" follows three homeless dogs overseas, "The Inheritance" tells the story of a Black art movement in Philadelphia. Both are showing at the Detroit Film Theatre virtually.

This week's guest is esteemed costume designer/maker/researcher Martin Heusel who has worked on films such as Moulin Rouge, Superman Returns, Alien Covenant, and on London's West End, to name just the tip of the iceberg. In this episode of @undergroundartistspodcast host @isabeldickson_ (Sydney) sits down with Martin Heusel (Greece) to discuss versatility in the industry, why his background in research and history has been crucial to his career, balancing style with realism, how to be employable, why it's worth pursuing costume design/making as a career, and much more.

A special treat today as I look into a film - not a mystery, but one with plenty of grisly murders at its core. The film is a tongue-in-cheek, horror comedy featuring an all-star cast of British character actors headed by Vincent Price and Diana Rigg. It's an underrated classic - a tale of revenge and Shakespeare. It's Theatre of Blood, the first film review here on The Whodunnit Show! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This week we invited a bunch of super creative people working in the Film/Theatre industry in the U.K to talk about their experiences navigating the film industry as black men and women. 'No More Wings' has just been showcased at 'We Are One' Global Film Festival, written and directed by Abraham Adeyami. It tells the heartfelt story of 2 childhood friends, Jude and Isaac. You watch them as kids in the local chicken shop and as adults, split between the 2 different times in their lives. Exploring friendship and personal dreams, goals and now the different paths they are heading in. The heart, realism and beauty in the way it's written and the actors have played out their parts makes this story incredibly impactful, especially right now.We sat down over zoom with the cast and crew and spoke movie making, inspiration and most importantly reflected on the racism and prejudice the industry is built on and how you navigate that.Guests, Director/Writer, Abraham Adeyemi, Producer, Abiola Rufai and Actors, Ivanno Jeremiah, Parys Jordon, Joshua Cameron and Tyrus Mckenzie.Podcast DetailsHost/Producer MaxProducer Joseph ArcherFor more interviews/reviews/recommendations FlipYourWig.netGet in touch Max@FlipYourwig.netSubscribe, share and leave a comment. Thanks for listening. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Matt and James discuss naming the podcast (1.24), before talking about how pop-culture can divide opinion and the phenomenon of being antagonistic towards TV, movies and music without having seen/listened to it (11.14). Finally they chat about how COVID-19 is affecting the creative industries at large (19.30), including feature film releases (19.45), live theatre being released digitally (28.47), and the move to audio mediums (44.50). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Please welcome to the podcast the very talented actress Hannah Roberts. Hannah from England, has been acting for over 10 years now in Film, TV and Theatre. She has just finished up on the British TV mini series Re Up where she plays a police officer Sargent Jessica. She has also featured in Blood Choke Retribution, 7 Days- Story of a blind man doing 7 marathons in 7 days- where she plays an Australian news reporter Susan Parks. She also features in Dragon Kingdom. Hannah has also featured in a film clip for the band Home Wreck Band. @miss_hannah_roberts  Here we talk about her fighting her fear on the stage, hows she has natural ability to do different accents, do you prefer villain or hero, playing a police officer, her experience in the USA and many great behind the scene stories. https://tellcraigyourstory.podbean.com  https://linktr.ee/tellcraigyourstory  tellcraigyourstory@hotmail.com  @tellcraigyourstory Youtube  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcCr6P3Ja395SkapnECvOFw?view_as=subscriber #hannahroberts #tellcraigyourstory #actress #actor #7days #reup #australianaccent #LA #usa #theatre #film #TV #dragonkingdom #futuresoldiers #orderofkings #England #spiritualcontact 

This week, we've been in Northern Ireland to meet the creators of 'Abomination' an opera and accompanying documentary about homophobia in Northern Irish politics. Abomination - a DUP Opera by the Belfast Emsemble explores the hateful rhetoric and foul abuse hurled at the LGBQT+ community by some evangelicals and hardliners in Northern Ireland - language which would be unacceptable in most countries but has somehow become a common part of discourse here. Written by Conor Mitchell, the work has received rave reviews since launching in late 2019.The opera has also been transformed into an accompanying documentary by Nicky Larkin, which was due to be premiered at the Queen's Film Theatre in Belfast as part of the Imagine festival. Whilst the Coronavirus outbreak has seen the premiere postponed, you can see a trailer here, and Nicky has promised to publish excerpts in the near future.Unfortunately, a proposed tour is also now on hold due to Coronavirus, but the show will be back on the road soon!Welcome to Up The Arts, a weekly podcast for those proud to be be involved in theatre, music, art and literature in the LGBTQ+ world! Every Thursday, we meet incredible people from the arts world and explore their creativity and inspiration, as well as providing a peek at upcoming events in which pride and the arts world collide!Find us on Twitter: @uptheartsshowAnd check out our website for news, reviews, what's on and more: www.uptheartspodcast.com

Matthew Cherry and Karen Rupert Toliver’s short "Hair Love" won the Academy Award for Best Animated Short. Watch the film below.

Lindsey G. Smith, up and coming, rising movie star, sits down with The Film Review: Movies Music Culture Politics Society Podcast Live for this exclusive interview. For those who don't know Lindsey, she's worked alongside Denzel Washington, Mark Wahlberg, Kevin Costner, Kevin Mackie, Forest Whitaker, Janice Hubert, Octavia Spencer, just to name a few. She's been blessed to start her acting career straight out of Louisana State University, and the next galaxy's the limit. You can see here in the new Issa Rae Presents 'King Ester' on Color Creative Channel on Youtube. Issa Rae (Insecure fame) has stamped it, and you will enjoy it! She drops important information the striving actors, who listen to #TFRPodcastLive need to know, to answer those questions, to make your experience on auditions/on sets just a little easier. Plus, exclusive to The Film Review, Lindsey discusses the gems drop on her by the movie stars she's worked alongside. The knowledge is priceless, and we here at The Film Review: Movies Music Culture Politics Society Podcasts are proud to bring you this interview.

"Give Me Liberty" is directed by Russian filmmaker Kirill Mikhanovsky and tells the story of Milwaukee medical transport driver Vic on a hectic day.

On this week’s recording Jim was joined by BanterFlix’s very own Darren Vincent and local director/producer Margaret McGoldrick as they chatted in spoilerific detail about Quentin Tarantino’s latest film, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.we also reviewed the documentary Gaza, which recently screened at the Queen’s Film Theatre and Jim spoke with one of the film’s directors Garry KeaneSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/banterflix)

On this podcast, Jim was joined by Joe Mc Elroy and Gabrielle Riddiough as they reviewed Annabelle Comes Home, Masters of Love and the cinematic classic that is Jaws.Jim also spoke with Chloe Chestnutt from Takeover about their screening of All About Eve at the Queen's Film Theatre on the 18th July and he also spoke with some of the cast and crew of Masters of Love.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/banterflix)

On Memorial Day weekend, the theater inside the Detroit Institute of Arts will screen the film that made the stuntman a star.

The film traces the journey of a German doctor who sets out on a 5,000 km journey across the open Atlantic.

Throughout this month at the Detroit Film Theatre, "people have a chance to see everything and decide for themselves,” says DFT curator Elliot Wilhelm.

DFT director Elliot Wilhelm says the legacy of Keaton is alive and well in modern comedic performers today.

Included on former President Barack Obama's favorite movies of 2018 list, the Japanese-language film "Shoplifters" will screen over two weekends at the DFT.

Nima and Michelle look back on 2018- the year, the season, the show, the marriage... J. Keith van Straaten (www.jkeith.net, T: @J_Keith), tells us about the unexpected results of crossing paths with his high school crush. Sea Glassman (omvelope.wordpress.com, IG: @seaglasswoman) talks about the dangers of being conned while grieving.   Stephany Burns (www.stephanyburns.com, T: @Storeyfilms) works through the tragic death of a life-long friend.      J. Keith van Straaten writes about points and miles for ThePointsGuy.com, travel for The Los Angeles Times and theatre for tdf Stagesmagazine. He creates puzzles and games as a senior writer on NPR's “Ask Me Another” and has performed in storytelling shows including Sit N Spin, Rant & Rave, The Liar Show and Bawdy Storytelling.  http://www.jkeith.net T: @J_Keith     Sea Glassman- Yaysayer, Naysayer, Soothsayer, Performance Artist, Poet, Painter, Story-Pusher, Lover, Hambone, Wild Wench, Pro-Evolution, Pro-Planet, Pro-Animal. Check out more of her writing at omvelope.wordpress.com   IG: @seaglasswoman   Stephany Burns was born and raised in Los Angeles, California. A former child actor (Peaches and Cream Instant Quaker Oatmeal anyone?), Stephany earned her B.A in Film/Theatre at Arizona State University. These days, she spends her time as the Executive producer of Underwire Comedy: Support the Funny, and as one of the top commercial agents in LA. www.stephanyburns.com Tell us what you think! www.breakerbroken.com

Host: Troy Ramos. Guests: Teri Noaeill (Executive Director/Youth Programs-What A Do Theatre Co.), Brad Poer (Faculty/Coordinator of Theater Dept.-Kellogg Community College), Tom Morris (Playback/Facility Coordinator-AccessVision Battle Creek)Art City Now is produced by ArtHouse 43 and is made possible in part by: the Battle Creek Community Foundation, Meijer, the Art Center of Battle Creek and our generous supporters on our Go Fund Me campaign.

"This an extraordinary addition to World War II cinema,” says DFT curator Elliot Wilhelm.

Film curator Elliot Wilhelm previews the film with CultureShift's Ryan Patrick Hooper.

Tricia Brouk             Yes, Everyone is Judging You  It is said that the #1 fear in the world is public speaking, well ahead of #5, which is death. Does that seem right?  Would you rather be dead than to have to speak in front of others?  It is human to fear others judging us, yet as a leader that fear must be conquered if you are to communicate your thoughts and motivate others to action.  Getting your ideas across is paramount to your success.  You need to lead teams and companies to their goals.  Yet, if you struggle communicating with passion and conviction and motivating others to act, you are missing the mark.  It is not uncommon to be poor at public speaking, and it is absolutely a skill you can conquer – and conquer you must!  Check out this podcast as Steve talks with an expert in helping others communicate their big idea and to develop an Oscar-worthy presentation.   To learn more about Tricia Brouk and her work, click here.       Click here to check out our newest leadership development tool – LEAD – Leadership Education and Development              Steve Caldwell is an executive mentor and coach to managers and leaders who desire to excel in their career and become the leader others want to follow. Steve is a leadership expert, host of the Manager Mojo podcast and author of the book Manager Mojo – Be the Leader Others Want to Follow. (www.ManagerMojo.com) Steve also coaches his followers not only on how to become great leaders, but how to effectively coach and lead their employees to find satisfaction and fulfillment from their jobs and life. Having started his work career at the savvy age of 13, Steve is also currently CEO of Predictive People Analytics based in San Francisco, CA, a firm specializing in helping leaders increase sales, reduce turnover, and attract key talent. (www.PredictivePeopleAnalytics.com)    

Levi Landis, Executive Director of The GoggleWorks Center For The Arts has long staged the Juried Art Exhibit in the Schmidt Gallery on the Second Floor. That’s the visual arts component of the Boscov’s Berks Jazz Fest. This year The GoggleWorks will showcase the performing arts as well. Levi always asks, “How can we be a resource for the local community. The GoggleWorks is a beautiful space to see events, go to weddings. Now we will bring the Boscov’s Berks Jazz Fest to our stage.” Levi brings his experience working with music festivals to the mix. He says, “Any time anyone thinks about the arts in the community The GoggleWorks wants to be part of the conversation. And now part of the music!” If you’ve never stopped in to The GoggleWorks, here’s another reason to visit … The Boscov’s Berks Jazz Fest will stage the KU Jazz Ensemble in The GoggleWorks Boscov’s Film Theatre. The performance will start with a student group followed by a faculty group from Kutztown University. It is an intersection of education, arts and music at The GoggleWorks in Downtown Reading.

Following a string of seasoned moviemakers such as Luc Besson, Doug Liman and Steven Soderbergh, we bring you a relative novice this week in the shape of Benedict Andrews. At least - a novice in cinematic terms. For Benedict is one of the world's foremost theatre and opera directors, who makes the transition to the screen with psychological thriller Una. Given this is Benedict's first film, much of the conversation focuses on the differences between the mediums in which he's worked. It also gives us an opportunity to play you examples of music from his stage productions, including extracts from Alex Baranowski's smoky, cinematic score for Streetcar Named Desire, which starred Gillian Anderson. But there's plenty to discuss when it come to Una too. Starring the ever excellent Rooney Mara and Ben Mendelsohn, the narrative centres on a woman confronting an older man about a illicit sexual relationship which took place in their past. The film is scored by Benedict's friend Jed Kurzel, whose work we discussed at length during a previous show with Jed's brother, Justin. Jed has developed a reputation as a composer of serious weight, as evidence by the fact he and the London Contemporary Orchestra recently provided the music for Ridley Scott's Alien Covenant. Hardly surprising, then, that Benedict turned to his old mate on taking the plunge from stage to screen ...

Shared Future News volunteer Daniel BENNETT interviewed Dr Gul Kacmaz ERK at Queen's Film Theatre. Dr ERK explained the motivation behind the CACity research group's film series event, Walled Cities, and the powerful role that media and art play in collective memory and efforts to forge a shared future. This episode is part of our series on Northern Peacebuilders — interviews with individuals whose work and efforts contribute to better community relations in Northern Ireland. It is also available as a published article at Shared Future News.

All The President's Minutes is a podcast where conversations about movies, journalism, politics and history meet. Each show we use the seminal and increasingly prescient 1976 film All The President's Men as a portal, to engage with the themes and the warnings of the film resonating since its release. For minute 41, I join Sydney-based writer/director/producer/editor, Michael McLennan. Michael and I discuss entering the paranoia genre with Oliver Stone's "Nixon" and "The X-Files," the intimidation of an offscreen and unseen antagonist, the burgeoning optimism in the text and always finding a way back to talking about Michael Mann.About Michael McLennanMichael McLennan is an Australian-based writer/director whose short films have played at film festivals around the world. These films include 'Standby', 'A Tea Party for Sad People', 'Go Quickly', 'Small Things', 'Magpie' and 'Why We Trade'. He was Head of Production and Head of Film at Sydney Film School, where he taught Screen Language, Writing, Post-Production and Creativity, and supervised over 400 short films made at the School. In 2009 he founded the Secret Film Society, producing ten short films over the subsequent two years. He has also worked as a producer, director of photography, editor, sound designer and music editor. He currently has three feature scripts in development and teaches film at the Academy of Film Theatre and Television and AIT.Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/secretfilms/about Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/one-heat-minute-productions/donations