Podcasts about little cinema

Welcome back to Gloucester Independant Film Festival with Acting Up! For the first instalment in their series of interviews, Megan and Jordan sit down with the incredibly talented film makers behind this years entries for Best Short Documentary.First up, Director Sam Pope and Producer Tom Crawford of Imaginary Man Productions to discuss their truly heartwarming documentary ‘The Little Cinema in Gloucester' which premiered at the festival! The documentary takes the audience to the Sherborne Cinema - a tiny building filled with enormous passion - and introduces you to the wonderful people behind it, Mark and Sammy. Discussions include the cinema cat, capturing the essence of a place, creating the soundtrack, avoiding comedy while keeping quirks, being selective with footage and creating a story not an advertisement.Next the girls speak with Joe Murphy, Director and Editor of ‘Milking the Dog', a hilarious and inspiring documentary that follows Stand Up Comedian Phil as he  works passionately on his craft to make it through a gong show. Discussions include how to find a subject and capture them respectfully, the emotional barrier that is the camera, subjectivity, comedy, and the power of the audience and leaving room to breath.Massive thanks to: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

In this Episode of Lost in Frenchlatin we continue our series on the Cinemas of Paris. Manon Kerjean and ARBL Murray chat with Camille Labé, the new Owner of L'épée de Bois. L'épée de Bois is a small cinema on Rue Mouffetard, one of the most iconic streets of Paris. The cinema opened in 1971 and has changed hands several times. Camille is the most recent owner having taken ownership in February of 2024. Camille tells us what it's like to run a cinema with a focus on community and classic cinema.  Camille is a big fan of classic comedy and she recommends checking out: The films of Louis de Funès Les aventures de Rabbi Jacob L'aile ou la cuisse Oscar

This Wednesday evening from 7.00pm,  Gary McMahon is back with ACE -  Arts, Culture, Entertainment Galway.   In advance of this weekend's 48 Hour Film Challenge, Gary is joined by Galway's Little Cinema founder Kenny Gaughan. The Little Cinema & Galway City of Film 48 Hour Challenge will take place this Summer on 22nd to 25th August! Launching  on Thursday in the Portershed and the 48 Hour Film Challenge pits 10 teams of film-makers to create short films in 2 days or less, ready for screening in the Town Hall Theatre on Sunday next.   Gary of course looks at the regular news of events and gigs across Galway county & city including a Joni Mitchell evening with Suzanne Savage in An Taibhdhearc - all online and on air on ACE from 7 O'clock on Galway Bay FM. 

From Brooklyn as a DJ, losing his Australian house from a fire, and now here, Jay opens up about the crucial marketing relevance and cinematic impact of his company, Little Cinema.

A serial entrepreneur and performing multimedia artist, Jay Rinsky is the founder and Chief Creative Director of Emmy-nominated Little Cinema / Little Cinema Digital. Through his leadership, Little Cinema has grown to win multiple awards, establish itself as a true pioneer in ‘immersive' and experiential, and has grown to become the go-to agency for producing Hollywood's biggest hybrid and virtual events to the likes of Netflix, Disney, Warner Brothers, Paramount, HBO Max, Amazon Studios, ABC, CBS, & Nat Geo while expanding its reach globally into Europe with its Netflix partnership. Jay's true talent lies in his ability to creatively connect, direct and bring together a collection of different ideas, talents and technologies into singular spectacular outcomes. In this episode, we chat about risk and naïveté, the critical role of play in the creative process, his collaborative work with House of Yes, and building Little Cinema in the spirit of collaboration, hard work and fun. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ongoingness/support

Another packed week!We visit the Emmy nominated Little Cinema Digital in their new digs in Vernon, CA. Wait. That Vernon? (4:22)Kathryn drops in for some Immersive 101 (13:47)NoPro's Arts Editor Laura Hess shares thoughts on her latest adventures (18:36)David Hutchinson of Gamepath Experience shares how they're bringing Monopoly Lifesized to London (31:06)Patrick McLean has the Pick of the Week (44:29)Lois Neville of Hollywood Fringe Festival talks with us about this year's Festival which is stirring to life in Hollywood and online (48:55)Plus headlines at the top of the show!Associate Producer: Parker SelaHeadlines by Kathryn YuMusic by Chris PorterProduced, hosted, and edited by Noah Nelson Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Well, hello there! We are back full throttle with the second season of our podcast! yay! We will be recording our episodes LIVE so we can get to interact with you in real-time. Join us as we host Stage Manager and Producer galore Samantha Bauman-Martin and explore the world of Stage Managers and the basic question "What is it that they do"?. Sammy's -Other Zero- is the pandemic. Listen how she got through it. She is currently working with the company Little Cinema, her cause is Mutt Scouts and her small business recommendation is the restaurant Alforon Mediterranean Lebanese Food San Diego. Check them out and give them the love! Give us the love too and follow us on Instagram, Facebook and subscribe to our YouTube Channel. I apologize for the audio glitches, we will listen to each other very soon. With love always, Alejandra --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/from-another-zero/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/from-another-zero/support

Nick Atkinson is an Australian actor, singer, songwriter, writer & producer based in LA. He is a graduate of The West Australian Academy Of Performing Arts.Nick played the role of debonaire host Maximilian Martel at The McKittrick Hotel from its inception in 2011until August 2018. Nick emcee'd many of the fantastic events & performed in the legendary 'immersive defining off- Broadway show, Sleep No More, for almost a decade.Sleep No More won the New York 2011 Drama Desk Award for Unique Theatrical Experience & was awarded a special citation at the 2011 Obie Awards. Nick appeared in the 2014 US Open promotional TV spots as Maximilian, alongside the legendary duo - Lady Gaga & Tony Bennett. The vibrant commercial series was nominated for an Emmy.Nick has featured in immersive online projects through Little Cinema. The Alien test - Angel Of Darkness event won 3 awards for the 2020 BizBash Event Style Awards. Other events include the launch of TNT's Snowpiercer, & for director Patty Jenkins 'I Am The Night.' He also hosted a live streamed event for the launch of Jack Ryan Season 2. He appeared with Loic Mabanza in the pilot for Myles Raven playing an underworld drug lord.In New York he played Shamrayev in The Seagull at The East River Amphitheater. In Australia he appeared on Big Sky, Breakers & as Summer Bay 'bad boy' Rod Sutton on Home & Away and on film in Rebel Penfold Russell’s Willful & Let’s Get Skase starring Alex Dimitriadis.As a producer his work has been critically acclaimed. The brilliant short film 116 by Julia Campanelli has had huge success on the short film circuit, both domestically & abroad.Nick's production company Breakfield Entertainment, specialises in films & plays focussing on the LGBTQ experience. Nick's first play, Where Do You Plan To Spend Eternity? was an Official Selection for the 2019 LGBTQ Short & Sweet West Hollywood Festival.The play is based on Nick's personal experience at LA Pride parade in 2019. He is also excited to be collaborating on new projects with the Actors Theatre Of New York.The STAGES podcast is available from iTunes, Spotify and Whooshkaa …. or, wherever you find your favourite podcasts. www.stagepodcast.com.au

Jay Rinsky, the founder, CEO, and creative director of the NYC based Little Cinema is back on the show to talk about the arrival of Little Cinema Digital. This new venture from the production company has seen the theatre professionals pivot into creating a video platform of their own. They've been using it to host premiere parties for television shows, complete with online versions of the elaborate, immersive afterparties Little Cinema is known for. This weekend the public will get a taste with Who Killed Alejandro Valdez? - a free fan event that celebrates the launch of the second season of TNT's The Alienist with a murder mystery party that shows off Little Cinema's fantastic new platform.

Newstalk is coming together with local businesses and communities right across the country to Champion Green. Sean chatted with Kenny Gaughan co founder of Little Cinema in Galway. Follow the movement and find out more at HERE #Supportlocal

This week I'm chatting with Kenny Gaughan, one of the founders of Little Cinema Galway all about making short films and finding an audience for them.Check out these links for more information:Little Cinema:https://www.facebook.com/littlecinemagalwayhttps://www.instagram.com/lilcinemagalway/Kennys YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/user/Manwith3buttocksTree Bark: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/treebark.store/Facebook: https://www.instagram.com/treebark.storeWebsite: https://treebarkstore.com/P3B Photography: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p3b_photos/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/p3bphotography/Website: https://www.p3bphotography.com/Email us hello@treebarkstore.com

Bonnaroo sold out. Holy cow, everyone, we did it again! We go in-depth on both how it (probably) happened and what it means for both 2020 and the future of the festival. On top of that, we discuss everything we currently know about this year's Plazas! From outlandish cinema to yoga ceremonies, the Plazas really are something that makes Bonnaroo stand out. To wrap it up we countdown our top five movies Little Cinema should show if they upgraded to 5D. Yes, you read that right.

Little Cinema is a fixture in New York City's art scene, bringing films to life at the House of Yes and the Brooklyn Museum. They've also spread their wings to Bonnaroo, and have crafted a number of immersive premieres for television series from TNT. The latest of these for the series I Am The Night, which debuted this week on the network. We talk with founder Jay Rinsky about the company's arc, the striking work at the heart of the I Am The Night premiere, and forging a path between art and commerce. Also: creators should take note of the industry survey the Immersive Design Summit is conducting for an industry report to be released -- for free -- during the summit to the public.

"Tuesday you show up two hours before the doors and you have a few plans as to what might happen and what might not happen, you get on the microphone and announce that you have no idea what the show is about and hope for something good." - Jay Rinsky, Little Cinema

After eating a mega pie at Pizza D'Oro, the guys crack open some beers and talk about Grambo, Beer Wolf, Tim Hortons, Dunkin' Donuts, deez nuts jokes, fatherhood, body grooming, poops that make you proud, Andre the Giant, strange animal behavior, Logan (spoiler-free), Little Cinema, the Coen Brothers, Guardians of the Galaxy 2, Nintendo Switch, the Easter Bunny, She-Ra, and more! Stick around after the episode ends to hear "Up in the Air" by The Infernos. The Super Live Adventure Podcast is hosted by John Szeluga (Impractical Jokers) and Chris Sorrentino (Wahoo Skiffle Crazies). New episodes are released every Monday on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play, and SuperLiveAdventure.com. Download the free Podcast Source App or Amazon's Super Live Adventure App for Android to access bonus content. The Super Live Adventure theme was created by Ezra Donellan. Brought to you by Audible. Visit audibletrial.com/superliveadventure for a 30-day free trial and audiobook download.

On today's episode we talk with the founders of the House Of Yes, Kae Burke and Anya Sapzhnikova. We ask them about their life long collaborative process designing costumes, creating circus acts, and managing a hybrid nightlife performance venue. Anya and Kae offered great insight into saying yes to opportunity and hustling to make art. We think you'll really enjoy the episode. If you do, please share it on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram and rate us on iTunes! Show Notes: • [01:52] Anna (Anya) and Kathy (Kay) meet • [07:02] Learning to stilt walk • [08:43] Getting into the party scene • [11:45] The first House of Yes burns down! • [14:39] Origin of the name House of Yes • [16:34] Bouncing back with second House of Yes • [20:25] Getting kicked out • [19:50] Building new House of Yes and it's bathrooms • [27:30] Positive Nightclubbing Party Shamans • [29:00] Little Cinema and making content in 24 hours • [30:53] What's next for The House of Yes? Links Mentioned: House of Yes Website