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In this deeply inspiring Episode 159 of the Fit Mother Podcast, Dr. Anthony Balduzzi sits down with Andre Walker — a Navy veteran, international photographer, filmmaker, and devoted father — to talk about health, faith, creativity, and reinvention at any age. At 69 years young, Andre is living proof that vitality doesn't have an expiration date.Andre shares his compelling life journey: from single fatherhood and creative hustle to discovering the Fit Father Project during COVID after seeing a photo that made him want to change everything. Now, he's medication-free, full of energy, and showing up with passion — not just for his family, but for the world through his lens. And this August, Andre will be the man behind the camera at the Fit Father & Fit Mother LIVE event.This episode is more than a health story — it's about how purpose, legacy, and creativity all come alive when you commit to your well-being. You'll hear about Andre's mindset shift, his daily practices, how he uses faith as fuel, and the lessons he's passing down to his kids.Tune in to hear Andre's tips for staying consistent, eating clean (even with a sweet tooth), and what it really means to be a fit, spiritual leader of your family — no matter your age. If you're looking for motivation, this conversation will light a fire in your soul.Key Takeaways:Age is not a barrier to transformationFaith and gratitude are Andre's daily fuelPhotography sparked from childhood passion with National GeographicHealth journey began after a jarring beach photoFit Father Project provided a structure and inspirationConsistency is more important than motivationBeing fit gives you confidence and powerFitness helps you show up fully for your familyCreativity can thrive at any stage of lifeJoy and energy are signs your body is working rightDaily water, enzymes, and protein shake = Andre's staplesBeing fit is about energy, not big musclesYou must be accountable — to yourself, your family, or your faith"True strength has no age limits"Where to see Andre Walker's work:Website: https://www.andrewalkerphoto.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/andrewalkerproductionsBiographical Information on Andre Walker:Andre Walker discovered his passion for cinematography when he watched Gordon Parks Jr.'s blaxploitation film Super Fly. The realistic portrayal of crime and drama in New York City captivated him. He was also inspired by Parks' famous photograph "American Gothic, Washington, D.C.," which depicted an African American woman standing in front of the American flag with a mop and broom. This experience led him to pursue a career as a photographer and filmmaker. Hailing from Queens, NY, Andre is a United States Navy veteran who produced his first feature film, Better DayZ, distributed by York Entertainment. He also directed, produced, and wrote Don't Take It Personal, which was an official selection at the North Carolina Black Film Festival and was nominated for Best Cinematographer for the award-winning short film, Which Line Are You In? at the World Music & Independent Film Festival. He also directed and produced The Million Woman March documentary Sisterhood, Alive and Well, distributed by Cinema Guild and several independent music videos. Additionally, he had a lead role in Crackdown Big City Blues and appeared on television in Law and Order. A graduate of the Hollywood Film Institute in California, Andre is a highly sought-after photographer whose award-winning images have been featured in Israel, Costa Rica,...

In this deeply inspiring Episode 252 of the Fit Father Podcast, Dr. Anthony Balduzzi sits down with Andre Walker — a Navy veteran, international photographer, filmmaker, and devoted father — to talk about health, faith, creativity, and reinvention at any age. At 69 years young, Andre is living proof that vitality doesn't have an expiration date.Andre shares his compelling life journey: from single fatherhood and creative hustle to discovering the Fit Father Project during COVID after seeing a photo that made him want to change everything. Now, he's medication-free, full of energy, and showing up with passion — not just for his family, but for the world through his lens. And this August, Andre will be the man behind the camera at the Fit Father & Fit Mother LIVE event.This episode is more than a health story — it's about how purpose, legacy, and creativity all come alive when you commit to your well-being. You'll hear about Andre's mindset shift, his daily practices, how he uses faith as fuel, and the lessons he's passing down to his kids.Tune in to hear Andre's tips for staying consistent, eating clean (even with a sweet tooth), and what it really means to be a fit, spiritual leader of your family — no matter your age. If you're looking for motivation, this conversation will light a fire in your soul.Key Takeaways:Age is not a barrier to transformationFaith and gratitude are Andre's daily fuelPhotography sparked from childhood passion with National GeographicHealth journey began after a jarring beach photoFit Father Project provided a structure and inspirationConsistency is more important than motivationBeing fit gives you confidence and powerFitness helps you show up fully for your familyCreativity can thrive at any stage of lifeJoy and energy are signs your body is working rightDaily water, enzymes, and protein shake = Andre's staplesBeing fit is about energy, not big musclesYou must be accountable — to yourself, your family, or your faith"True strength has no age limits"Where to see Andre Walker's work:Website: https://www.andrewalkerphoto.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/andrewalkerproductionsBiographical Information on Andre WalkerAndre Walker discovered his passion for cinematography when he watched Gordon Parks Jr.'s blaxploitation film Super Fly. The realistic portrayal of crime and drama in New York City captivated him. He was also inspired by Parks' famous photograph "American Gothic, Washington, D.C.," which depicted an African American woman standing in front of the American flag with a mop and broom. This experience led him to pursue a career as a photographer and filmmaker. Hailing from Queens, NY, Andre is a United States Navy veteran who produced his first feature film, Better DayZ, distributed by York Entertainment. He also directed, produced, and wrote Don't Take It Personal, which was an official selection at the North Carolina Black Film Festival and was nominated for Best Cinematographer for the award-winning short film, Which Line Are You In? at the World Music & Independent Film Festival. He also directed and produced The Million Woman March documentary Sisterhood, Alive and Well, distributed by Cinema Guild and several independent music videos. Additionally, he had a lead role in Crackdown Big City Blues and appeared on television in Law and Order. A graduate of the Hollywood Film Institute in California, Andre is a highly sought-after photographer whose award-winning images have been featured in Israel, Costa Rica,...

We're heading back to the Mauch Chunk Opera House in the beautiful Pocono Mountains, for the 8th Annual Jim Thorpe Independent Film Festival. Joe breaks down everything he saw, including festival favorite Fucktoys, Lanfia Wal's over-the-top homage to '80s blaxploitation and action flicks, New Jack Fury, and it wouldn't be JTIFF without a stop to the infamous Grindhouse with This is Us, and Meat Machine. Check it out!!

A lot of films to close out April! Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith, Independent Film Festival of Boston 2025 - featuring April (2024), Mooch, Happyend, and Peacock (2024) - Sinners (2025), The Shrouds, and a special screening of Megalopolis with Francis Ford Coppola in person.Cinema5000.comBluesky: Cinema 5000YouTube: @cinema5000podcast

Erst Sundance, jetzt Berlinale. Gerade wurde Joel Alfonso Vargas für Mad Bills to Pay in der NEXT Sektion auf dem wichtigsten Independent Film Festival ausgezeichnet. Schon ist er mit seinem lebenssnahen Spielfilm-Debüt in der neubegründeteten Sektion Perspectives auf der Berlinale. Dort nahm der Regisseur aus der Bronx sich die Zeit für ein Gespräch mit Lidanoir über die realen Hintergründe seines Werks, Inspirationen und natürlich die Nutties, die sein junger Protagonist vertickt.

Welcome back to Gloucester Independent Film Festival! This week Megan and Jordan invite you to join them as they run around the beautiful venue, microphones in hand, to converse with the attendees of the evening.Tune in as they gather intel, insight and inspiration at the very beginning and very end of the night. They speak to everyone from locals to photographers, costume designers to graphic designers, Actors to Producers, family members to filmmakers and students to Academy Award Winners! The Podcast for people in all aspects of industry, truly found them all. Not to mention some familiar faces (voices).They catch up with many of the people who were involved with the making of the short films screened at the festival - ‘How to Build a Life' and ‘Golden West' chatting with the boys from Colossal Films on their work present and upcoming and stealing the wonderful BAFTA and Academy Award winner Tom Berkeley to ask him about cruelty and if he gets enough best friend time.They of course also steal time with many of the evenings talented winners, asking them about their brilliant new work and the journey to the esteemed Laurel.If you are featured in this episode, please reach out so we can tag you and promote your work further!Happy Halloween! Because what's scarier than a career in the arts xYou can find us as @actingupthepodcast on all socials ;)We are @megan_alderson_ & @jordan.skidsArtwork by @those_who.tryWanna be on the pod? Email actingupthepodcast@gmail.com

This week Megan and Jordan invite you to join them at the inaugural Gloucester Independent Film Festival, where they were Acting Up live on stage! Tune in to hear the panel interviews (hosted by Megan, Jordan, Joshy and Oscar, including questions from the audience too!) with the award winning directors of the festivals headlining short films: Matty Reese and and Tom Berkeley.Megan and Jordan sit down with Matty Reese - of multi award winning production company Colossal Films - the director of ‘How to Build a Life'. A deeply personal film about Matty's brother Louis and his personal journey as a person with Asperger's, dealing with bullying and poor mental health and finding hope through it all. They delve into both the technical and emotional process of making such an incredibly touching and beautiful film.Oscar Wenman-Hyde and Joshy Lee (the founders and organisers of GIFF) then sit down with BAFTA and Academy Award winner Tom Berkeley to discuss his and his writing and directing partner, Ross Whites latest film ‘The Golden West'. A gripping black comedy following the strained relationship of two sisters, who having fled the Irish famine are desperately seeking their fortune in gold. They discuss everything from having a donkey on set to casting and the creation of a film which perfectly balances darkness and cruelty with humour and relatability.Thank you to everyone who made this incredible opportunity possible, what a night it was!You can find us as @actingupthepodcast on all socials ;)We are @megan_alderson_ & @jordan.skidsArtwork by @those_who.tryWanna be on the pod? Email actingupthepodcast@gmail.com

This week Megan and Jordan are quickly hopping on to share the exciting news that they will be attending Gloucester Independent Film Festival (GIFF) and they want to hear from YOU!GIFF hosts local and international filmmakers for premieres, Q&As and networking opportunities, and your hosts are going to be on the scene asking the questions you want the answers to. So send in your questions! The categories include Feature Film, Short Film, Animated Film, Music Video and so much more, and Acting Up will be hosting the panel Q&A for Colossal Film's How to Build a Life, directed by Matty Reese: "A young man with Asperger's talks candidly about the bullying that nearly ended his life, and about finding hope through his new focus on Lego and his dog."Megan and Jordan wax poetic on the community and opportunities this silly little podcast has created, they couldn't be more grateful and more excited to see what's to come.Tangents include a BAFTA watching you pee, Starlight Express, farting at a casting director, actual singing, we aren't haters of women's enjoyment and Jordan still can't drive.You can find us as @actingupthepodcast on all socials ;)We are @megan_alderson_ & @jordan.skidsArtwork by @those_who.tryWanna be on the pod? Email actingupthepodcast@gmail.com

Ann speaks to Louis Hunter and Carrie Wick about the Waco Indie Film Festival's running July 18-21. The festival will include family flicks, music documentaries, world class shorts, parties, and a special 40th anniversary screening of A Nightmare On Elm Street! Website: https://wacoindie.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Debbie talks to Louis Hunter and Samuel Thomas about the Waco Independent Film Festival from the 18th to 21st of July, and their Waco journeys. Waco Independent Film Festival Site: https://wacoindie.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The annual Nickel Independent Film Festival is a week-long event full of films, workshops, and pre-screening talks. To get an inside look at all of the excitement planned for this year's festival, host Heather Barrett is joined by Mike Fardy, the festival's director of programming, and Elling Lien, the Nickel's executive director.

Lights, camera, action! The Nickel Independent Film Festival is back for another year. We get a preview of the featured films.

Join us in the cozy little mountain town of Jim Torpe for The Seventh Annual Jim Thorpe Independent Film Festival as we regale the sights and sounds of one of Pennsylvania's BEST Film Festivals. We talk creepy Irish tales, locally shot tearjerkers, and finally find something tense enough that it forced Graham to flee the theater. JTIFF really does have something for everyone!

Some real variety in this episode… The Dark Backward, Star Wars: Episode 1 - The Phantom Menace, Green Border and a visit to the Independent Film Festival of Boston, Who's Going to Pay for These Donuts Anyway?, Cutting Class, and A Beautiful Mind.

The Somerville Theater was host to the first night of the Boston Independent Film Festival. Carl Stevens reports. 

State of the Arts Episode 175 now available on Spotify! My guest this week is Joanne Hudson who is the founder and organizer of The Ridgefield Independent Film Festival. This annual Connecticut festival celebrates filmmakers from all around the world as well as local artists. Screenings, panel discussions, special events and parties are all included in this yearly celebration of cinema. All films are screened and selected by a dedicated, experienced team. A professional painter is also chosen each year to create a focal art piece for the festival. Last week's podcast guest Jennie Carr was the creative who was chosen for 2024. Her Chanel No. 9 bottle will be the featured work for The 9th Annual Ridgefield Indie Film Festival! Tune on and listen to this exclusive interview with the lead coordinator and original creator of RIFF!

The Cedar Rapids Independent Film Festival shows 57 films with Iowa connections from all over the country.

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Every Friday Movie Lover Mel McKay teams up with The Box Officer, Derek Zemrak to chat movies. There's nothing worse than spending your hard earned time and money on a horrible movie. How many Slates will Derek give that movie you are dying to see?

In this episode, I talk with Charlie Gandez, President of the Iowa Independent Film Festival about the upcoming 16th Annual Film Festival (September 7-9 in Mason City & Clear Lake, Iowa).Topics Include: Iowa Independent Film Festival Overview, Festival Amenities, Opportunities in Festivals, Festivals History, Stand Out Moments, Charlie's Presidential Responsibilities, Charlie's Introduction to the World of Movies, Lessons Learned, Value Brought to the Community, Clear Lake History, Funny Moments/Questions, Celebrity Encounters, and more.Learn More About & Connect with CharlieCharlie is a Mexican-American (Xicano) Iowa-based multimedia artist, screenwriter, and educator. His work ranges from writing screenplays, directing films, designing Illustrations, and photographing the beauty of life.Besides partaking in multiple forms of art and media, he also serves as an Assistant Professor of Communications at Waldorf University as Carlos Ruiz. Charlie Gandez = Pseudonym.Ever since 2006, he's fueled his addiction of art and media starting with the art of photography when he was first trained in the darkroom printing his work from a 35mm film camera.Fast forward to now, his arsenal of skills and interests have expanded beyond photography to film, screenwriting, and graphic design to name a few. Born and raised in Denver, Colorado, Charlie takes his personal experiences of growing up in between two cultures and incorporates them in his screenplays.Charlie's Instagram - Click HereLearn More About the Iowa Independent Film FestivalWebsite - Click HereInstagram - Click HereFacebook - Click HereFestival PricingPurchase Tickets - Click HereFull Weekend Pass - $30Day Pass - $20Discount Code (15% Off: Valid until August 31st, 2023) - IIFF2023AUG15Get Involved with Screen SpeakInstagram: Click HereYouTube - Click HereContact: screenspeakpodcast@gmail.comReferences MadeFilm Freeway - Click HereMason City Community Theater - Click Here173 Distillery - Click HereProduce Iowa - Click Here

We welcome Brian Tamm and Nancy Campbell back to the podcast to talk about the twenty-year history of the Independent Film Festival Boston and the line up for the 2023 fest.

This week Eric and Josh discuss: piano tuning, the Oscars aftermath, Halloween Kills and Halloween Ends, The Last Picture Show, the remake of The Room, William Shatner, horror franchise villains, Nicolas Cage, and more! They also mention the movies screening the week of Friday March 17 - Thursday March 23: Everything Everywhere All At Once, Women Talking, The Room, M3GAN, Impulse, and the Saturday Morning All-You-Can-Eat-Cereal Cartoon Party! Plus, the Independent Film Festival of Ottawa presents: Phi 1.618, Cinema's First Nasty Women, and Tales From The Gimli Hospital!

Today were heading to Starkville to check out the 26th Annual Magnolia Independent Film Festival, happening now thru February 26th, at the UEC Hollywood Premier Cinema, with Michael Williams, President of the Magnolia Film Festival Board, before a stop in Hattiesburg for libations at the 6th Annual Wine & Whiskey Festival, Saturday February 25th with Pink Ribbon Fund Representative, Christy Amay, Co-Founder, Coordinator and Sales/Vendor Rep. Emmalee Bolton & Carl Van Coppenhagen, Event Founder. Then we'll get our cardio in at the 2023 Mississippi Blues Marathon in Jackson, happening February 25-26th with Race Director, Bill Burke. Visit our events calendar at mpbonline.org and click the community tab for Mississippi Events. If you have an event, you'd like to share, you can upload it directly to our calendar or email it to events@mpbonline.org. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Maryann Maisano gives us a glimpse into growing up Italian in Fort Lee NJ, music career, dad's taxi business and her one woman show "Agita"A true Italian-American tale centered around family, food, and of course, drama, Agita is the coming-of-age story of Maryann Maisano, a first-generation Italian American. Set in the shadows of the George Washington Bridge, Agita recounts the joys and challenges of life in 1960s suburban America being raised by traditional Italian immigrants in a rather dysfunctional household.Maisano takes the audience on a poignant and hilarious journey as she recounts tales of her rebellious childhood pushing against her family's expectations that eventually lead her to embrace the unspeakable... THERAPY! Ultimately, Maisano makes two of the hardest decisions of her adult life, "coming out" to her very Italian family and trading in a six-figure job take a shot at being a full-time entertainer!Agita is a story of courage and hope, and how risking it all to fulfill our dreams is the true path to happiness!ag·i·ta/ˈajēdə/noun1.anxiety, stress, or aggravation2. that feeling you get when you throw up a little in the back of your mouth and it burnsAGITA has won “Best Comedy” from Lightbox International Film Festival. Best Stage Play from Movie Play International Film Festival and Best Drama in Indie-fare Independent Film Festival. Agita had its worldwide premier July 22,23 & 24th, 2022 on the streaming service Vimeo on Demand. Vimeo is a free service so need to worry about a 7- day trial. Simply download and sign up. https://vimeo.com/ondemand/agitaFarmers and Nobles traces the research path of blogger and podcast host Bob Sorrentino. Bob began researching his family roots in 2008 beginning with his great-grandfather's calling card brought from Italy by his paternal grandmother Maria Luigia Piromallo. https://www.italiangenealogy.blog/farmers-and-nobles/Farmers and Nobles Read about my research story and how to begin your family research.Support the showPurchase my book "Farmers and Nobles" here or at Amazon.

Ciao a tutti! Volevamo annunciarvi la vincitrice - per la categoria Short Documentary - del Gulf of Naples, Independent Film Festival 2022: Josephine Bono, con Taste of The Indigenous. Umberto - direttore del festival - ci ha raccontato di come si sia svolta questa edizione in persona e poi abbiamo contattato Josephine.  Ci è piaciuta da subito per la sua parlata siculo americana. Sin già dalle prime parole abbiamo capito di quanto Josephine sia attaccata alla nostra amata Italia, e soprattutto alla Sicilia. Seppure affascinate da questo suo amore, siamo riuscite a chiedere della sua passione del cinema e dell'intervista abbiamo capito che questa giovane regista è un vero talento. Ci auguriamo di portarvi freschezza nello stesso modo in cui lei lo ha portato a noi. Buon ascolto! Dani & Lia One of the winners of the 2022 Gulf of Naples - Independent film festival: Josephine Bono with "Taste of The Indigenous". We contacted the winner. We immediately liked Josephine for her Sicilian American speech. From the very first words we understood how much Josephine is attached to our beloved Italy, and especially to Sicily. Although fascinated by her love, we were able to ask about her passion for cinema and from the interview we realized that this young director is a real talent. We hope to bring you freshness in the same way she brought it to us. Have a good listening!

Every screenwriter and film director is different and each has their own intentions and motivations, but what goes into the writing of characters who engage in self-injury and self-harm? How are such films inspired, and how do writers and directors choose to frame self-injury content? In this episode, screenwriter, director, and actress Christina Beck discusses her independent feature film "PERFECTION" and what inspired the characters and content of the film. This episode was recorded as a live virtual session held during the 17th annual ISSS Conference on June 24, 2022. To watch PERFECTION (for free), visit perfectionthemovie.wordpress.com and click on "Watch PERFECTION NOW!" Download the movie's free companion workbook here. Please note that some content in the film could be upsetting or triggering, including depictions of self-injury, substance use, and brief flashbacks that allude to sexual abuse. Christina is also a film professor at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, CA. You can follow her on Twitter at @xtinabeck and Facebook at www.facebook.com/perfectionfilm.To review the Media Guidelines for the Responsible Reporting and Depicting of Non-Suicidal Self-Injury published in the British Journal of Psychiatry, click here. You can also visit www.itriples.org/media-guidelines to read the original ISSS white paper and its accompanied infographic.Follow Dr. Westers on Instagram and Twitter (@DocWesters). To join ISSS, visit itriples.org and follow ISSS on Facebook and Twitter (@ITripleS).The Psychology of Self-Injury podcast has been rated #5 by Feedspot in their "Best 20 Clinical Psychology Podcasts" and by Welp Magazine in their "20 Best Injury Podcasts."

Adam discusses the shorts "Cloud Cuckoo Country," "Customer Service," and "Novel Romance" that were selected for the New York City Independent Film Festival.

Dall'inizio della sua nascita il cinema ha sempre affascinato tutti. Con la creatività i sogni diventano realtà seppur dietro una pellicola. Il cinema ci offre veramente tanto e tanto c'è da imparare. Abbiamo intervistato Umberto Santacroce da Napoli un regista e creatore del Gulf of Naples Indipendent Film Festival. Umberto ci ha raccontato di come ha creato questo festival per dare spazio soprattutto ai giovani. Al festival partecipano con entusiasmo tanti registi da tutto il mondo e nemmeno la pandemia ha scoraggiato l'entusiasmo di Umberto. In questo episodio abbiamo imparato tante interessanti informazioni sul cinema indipendente e la diretta correlazione con le grandi produzioni. Ascoltateci su Diellecast. Dani & Lia     Since the beginning, cinema has always fascinated everyone. With creativity, dreams come true. Cinema really offers us so much, while revealing that there is also so much more to learn. We interviewed Umberto Santacroce, a director and creator of the Gulf of Naples Independent Film Festival. Umberto told us about the creation of this festival whose mission is to give a space of expression especially to young people. Many creators from all over the world participate enthusiastically in the festival, and not even the pandemic discouraged Umberto's enthusiasm. In this episode we learned a lot about independent cinema and the direct correlation with major productions. 

A discussion of the short film collection from The Reciprocity Project. Screened May 1 2022 at the Independent Film Festival of Boston. “In Season One of the Reciprocity Project, storytellers and community partners created films in response to a question: what does 'reciprocity' mean to your community? In many Indigenous languages there is no word for reciprocity; rather, it's embedded in every aspect of existence for our peoples, connecting all beings, seen and unseen.” http://www.reciprocity.org for more information about the films. *Correction* there are seven films in The Reciprocity Project, not eight.

For the first time since 2019, I went back to the wonderful Independent Film Festival of Boston - in person, in theaters! Also discussed: X (2022), Petite Maman, Deep Cover, The Northman. Note: The Territory is a National Geographic film https://m.imdb.com/title/tt16378164/

We hear about two films showing this weekend that have local ties, plus a conversation with the executive director of the festival about what it's like to be back at the theater.

Can you smell the popcorn? The Independent Film Festival Boston is back this year in person. Screenings started April 27 and go through Wednesday, May 4. We talk about how it's going, what's showing, and what it's like to be back in-person for the first time since 2019.

Jena is back to break it all down for us on the SFiFF deadline, and Meow Wolf with your hosts Gary Farmer and Jacques Paisner and Producer Liesette Bailey 1pm  MST  1260KTRC,  1037fm  and  on  the  web  at  santa  fe  dot  com  #filmsantafe #sfiff #santafefilm #nmfilm #nmtrue #filmradio

Jacques talks with Jena Braziel guest services director and submissions coordinator of the Santa Fe Independent Film Festival about open submissions 2022 SFiFF, traveling to other film festivals, and how a filmmaker can submit. plus we unpack who  is  and  who  isn't  a  hipster with your hosts Gary Farmer and Jacques Paisner and Producer Liesette Bailey 1pm  MST  1260KTRC,  1037fm  and  on  the  web  at  santa  fe  dot  com  #filmsantafe #sfiff #santafefilm #nmfilm #nmtrue #filmradio

Welcome to SF IndieFest! We're happy to participate in this festival that celebrates stories told by people from the Bay, and shot in the Bay. We covered two films, one short, and one feature, that share an intimate look at two different sides of city life.In the short film Sammy & Quinn, we follow Sammy as he tries to convince his older brother, Quinn, who has been missing for five years and is suffering from mental illness, to join the family for Thanksgiving dinner. Director Christopher Coppola, and his son/actor, Bailey Coppola, discuss mental health, what it was like to film all over San Francisco during the heart of the quarantine, and the pros and cons of working with family.The narrative feature Love Letter Templates has a truly unique style that blends music, film, and animation to tell the story of loving and partying in San Francisco in the early 2000's. Director/writer/producer Joselito Sering explains how his first feature length film came to be, and the years of hard work and focus it took to get it done. Of course we have fun reminiscing about our “young” and carefree days in San Francisco, and we're pretty sure we've crossed paths at a party or club on more than one occasion.You can follow director Christopher Coppola on IG & Twitter & FBYou can follow Love Letter Templates on IG  & FB & SpotifyYou can follow director Joselito Sering on IG & Twitter & FB--Thanks for listening and for your support! We couldn't have reached 600 episodes without your help! --Be well, stay safe, Black Lives Matter, AAPI Lives Matter, and thank you for being vaxxed and masked!--SUPPORT US HERE!Subscribe to our channel on YouTube for behind the scenes footage!Rate and review us wherever you listen to podcasts!Visit our website! www.bitchtalkpodcast.comFollow us on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.Listen every other Thursday 9:30 - 10 am on BFF.FMPOWERED BY GO-TO Productions 

Welcome to  Slamdance 2022! This film festival typically runs alongside  Sundance in Park City, Utah, and proudly states it's made "for filmmakers, by filmmakers". And we're kicking off our coverage with two films that show how family life can be both complicated and rewarding. And the cherry on top is- they're both festival winners! Hannah Ha Ha won the Grand Jury Award for best narrative feature, and the Acting Award for Hannah Lee Thompson, and Iron Family won the Audience Award for best documentary feature. The narrative feature Hannah Ha Ha follows a woman living at home with her father, struggling between what makes her happy, and her brother's pressure to be something she is not. We (virtually) sat down with co-directors and writers Jordan Tetewsky and Joshua Pikovsky, producer/talent Roger Mancusi, producer Emily Freire, and the award winner herself, Hannah Lee Thompson, to explain how they worked through last minute changes to the cast, filming during a pandemic, and finding the perfect tone to the story. In the documentary Iron Family, we meet Jazmine Faries, a woman with Down syndrome who is obsessed with Matthew McConaughey and soap operas. For the past five years, she has written a screenplay that her family performs for their small town in Iron River, Michigan. This film gives us a front row seat into the preparation and production of her sixth play. Director Patrick Longstreth and the subjects of the film/brother sister dynamic duo Jazmine and Chad Faries, discuss the importance of family, the power of community, and our mutual love for Days of Our Lives star Austin Peck.You can follow Hannah Ha Ha on IG & TwitterYou can follow actor Hannah Lee Thompson on IG & FB & SpotifyYou can follow director Jordan Tetewsky on IG & TwitterYou can follow producer/actor Roger Mancusi on IG & TwitterYou can follow producer Emily Freire on IGYou can follow director Patrick Longstreth on Twitter & FBYou can follow Jazmine Faries on IG & Twitter & FBYou can follow Chad Faries on IG & Twitter & FB--Thanks for listening and for your support! We couldn't have reached 600 episodes without your help! --Be well, stay safe, Black Lives Matter, AAPI Lives Matter, and thank you for being vaxxed and masked!--SUPPORT US HERE!Subscribe to our channel on YouTube for behind the scenes footage!Rate and review us wherever you listen to podcasts!Visit our website! www.bitchtalkpodcast.comFollow us on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.Listen every other Thursday 9:30 - 10 am on BFF.FMPOWERED BY GO-TO Productions 

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Santa Fe Independent Film Festival Operations Manager Stephanie Love Joins us for the hour to talk about the massive hit that SFiFF was last month and what's in store for 2022. Learn of her dog, Gilberto, and her cat Ptolemy with your hosts Gary Farmer and Jacques Paisner and Producer Liesette Bailey 1pm  MST  1260KTRC,  1037fm  and  on  the  web  at  santa  fe  dot  com  #filmsantafe #sfiff #santafefilm #nmfilm #nmtrue #filmradio

Jacques talks with Jena Braziel guest services director and submissions coordinator of the Santa Fe Independent Film Festival about open submissions 2022 SFiFF, traveling to other film festivals, and how a filmmaker can submit. plus we unpack who is and who isn't a hipster

Alana Waksman is an Ashkenazi writer, director, producer, and first generation descendant of Holocaust survivors from Poland. She is an alum of the USC School of Cinematic Arts MFA in Film & Television Production, and Connecticut College BA in Theater and English. As an actor, she trained at Shakespeare & Company, Berkshire Theater Festival, St. Petersburg Dramatic Arts Academy in Russia, and The O'Neill National Theater Institute where she studied under Colman Domingo. While at USC, Alana was chosen as one of ten top directors to co-direct USC's first feature film, DON QUIXOTE: THE INGENIOUS GENTLEMAN OF LA MANCHA with the guidance of James Franco. The film premiered at the Palm Springs International Film Festival and is now available for streaming on Netflix. Alana has written and directed a number of short films and music videos, most notably BLACKOUT, written by David Haskell, received the Audience Award at the LA Shorts Fest, and Best Actor and Best Cinematography at the Women's Independent Film Festival. Alana's feature debut WE BURN LIKE THIS, which she wrote, directed, and produced, is executive produced by Emmy and Peabody award-winning producer Neda Armian (RACHEL GETTING MARRIED, THE LOVING STORY, MURDER AT MIDDLE BEACH). She is currently in development for her debut feature documentary, also executive produced by Neda Armian, as well as her second narrative feature. Alana is a proud member of Film Fatales. Watch the trailer for WE BURN LIKE THIS. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/americanfilmmaker/support

The Dakota Independent Film Festival enters its first year of a two-day Film Festival event held at the historic State Theatre in Sioux Falls, SD. This two-day celebration of regional, national, and worldwide film takes place October 9th and 10th, with films beginning at 11 am each day. We are joined by Festival director James […]

As an addendum to our Boston on Screen series we're joined by Adam Roffman for a look behind the scenes of many of the films featured in our three previous episodes. Adam, an on-set dresser, documentarian, and former programer of the Independent Film Festival of Boston, shares his stories of working on The Town, Little Women, American Hustle, Patriots Day, The Heat, and countless other Boston productions, as well as what the future of production looks like during the COVID-19 pandemic.