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In this episode, we dive into the world of independent filmmaking with Alexsiya Flora, an acclaimed filmmaker, producer, and social media mentor for rising female creatives. Alexsiya's passion for storytelling and creative independence has propelled her to produce award-winning work and lead a thriving mentorship program, where she empowers the next generation of female filmmakers to fund their dreams through social media mastery.Who is Alexsiya Flora?Alexsiya Flora is best known for her internationally celebrated documentary Adventures in Plymptoons!, which explores the life and work of Oscar-nominated animator Bill Plympton. A true independent artist, she's a powerhouse in the indie film community and a self-proclaimed “social media networking ninja.” Beyond her own films, Alexsiya dedicates her expertise to mentoring young female filmmakers, teaching them how to leverage their online presence to gain financial and creative freedom.Notable WorksDirector: Adventures in Plymptoons! - A documentary on animator Bill Plympton, showcasing his unique creative journey.Creator: Ginger Girls: The Secret Lives of Redheads (in production) – A fascinating exploration into the lives of red-haired women.Creator: Little Fishes - A narrative feature exploring human connections.Co-Producer & Co-Star: Supernaturalz: Weird, Creepy and Random and 7 Deadly Sins: Inside the Ecomm CultEditor: Vampira: The Movie - A tribute to the iconic horror hostess.Associate Producer: The Wild World of Ted V. Mikels - Documenting the life of a cult film director.Co-Producer: Beyond the Noise: My Transcendental Meditation JourneyCo-Producer & Co-Star: The Amazing Kreskin on Ultimate FearUpcoming ProjectCurrently, Alexsiya is in post-production for her latest narrative film, Fantastic Santa Monaco. Set in Los Angeles, it follows a group of performance artists navigating love, connection, and significance in a sprawling metropolis.Educational Value PointsHarnessing Social Media for Funding: Alexsiya's mentorship reveals how aspiring filmmakers can use social media platforms to build an audience and attract funding without relying on traditional film studios.Creative Control and Financial Freedom: She highlights how independent funding strategies give filmmakers full control over their artistic vision, allowing for innovation in both storytelling and production.Breaking into Independent Filmmaking: Alexsiya teaches practical steps for creating an indie film from scratch, sharing insights on production, networking, and resourcefulness.The Art of Storytelling: From documentary to narrative features, Alexsiya's diverse work emphasizes the importance of storytelling in resonating with audiences and driving engagement.Fun FactAs an actress, Alexsiya has appeared in HBO's Bored to Death, VH1's “If you like...” commercial, and Vetiver's “Everyday” music video, showing her versatility as both a creator and performer.How Alexsiya Can Help You Live Your Creative DreamThrough one-on-one consulting, Alexsiya offers guidance on independent filmmaking, sharing the secrets that have allowed her to thrive creatively. Her life mission? To inspire creative minds to live fully and bring their art to life. She believes in the power of magic, passion, dedication, and creativity, and she's here to help aspiring artists unlock their potential. Join Alexsiya on her journey, watch her live adventures on Facebook, and learn how you, too, can bring your creative dreams to reality. She promises to spark the magic to help you move mountains in your artistic life.W: http://alexsiyaflora.com/contact

Born in Portland, Oregon to Don and Wilda Plympton, he grew up in a large family of three girls and three boys. For the six children it was often far too wet to play outside. Plympton credits Oregon's rainy climate for nurturing his drawing skills and imagination. He also was a cub scout and played little league when the weather permitted. In 1964 he graduated from Oregon City High School where he participated in the art club. He went on to Portland State University, where he edited the yearbook and was a member of the film society, creating posters for them. It was here where he picked up his obsession for film – it was for this film society that he first attempted animation, making a yearbook promo that was accidentally shot upside-down, rendering it totally useless. To avoid the Vietnam War, Plympton served in the National Guard from 1967 to 1972. In 1968, he moved to New York City and began a year of study at the School of Visual Arts. Making the Big Apple his home, Plympton served 15 years as an illustrator and cartoonist. Between toting his portfolio and catching cheap matinees, he designed the magazines: Cineaste, Filmmakers Newsletter, and Film Society Review. His illustrations have graced the pages of The New York Times, Vogue, House Beautiful, The Village Voice, Screw, and Vanity Fair. His cartoons appeared in such magazines as Viva, Penthouse, Rolling Stone, National Lampoon, and Glamour. In 1975, in The Soho Weekly News, he began “Plympton,” a political cartoon strip. By 1981, it was syndicated in over twenty papers by Universal Press Syndicate. All his life, Bill Plympton has been fascinated by animation. When he was fourteen, he sent Disney some of his cartoons and offered up his services as animator. They wrote back and told him that while his drawings showed promise, he was too young. It wasn't until 1983 that he was approached to animate a film. The Android Sister Valeria Wasilewski asked Plympton to direct and animate a film she was producing of Jules Feiffer's song, “Boomtown.” Connie D'Antuono, another of the film's producers, “sort of held my hand through the whole process,” Plympton says. “It was a great way to learn to make a film.” Immediately following the completion of “Boomtown,” he began his own animated film, “Drawing Lesson # 2.” Production of the live action scenes was slow due to inclement weather, so Plympton decided to start on another film. For this one, he contacted Maureen McElheron, an old friend with whom he had performed in a Country Western Band (he played pedal steel guitar), and she agreed to score “Your Face.” Due to budgetary considerations, she also sang. Her voice, eerily decelerated to sound more masculine, combined with a fantastically contorting visage helped garner the film a 1988 Oscar nomination for best animated short. “Suddenly people began returning my phone calls,” remembers Plympton. He became very hot in the commercial business doing spots for such clients as Trivial Pursuit, Nutrasweet, Taco Bell, AT&T, Nike, Geico, United Airlines and Mercedes-Benz. His work also started appearing with more and more frequency on MTV and in the increasingly popular touring animation festivals. After a string of highly successful short films (“One of Those Days,” “How to Kiss,” “25 Ways to Quit Smoking,” and “Plymptoons”), he began thinking about making a feature film. His shorts were winning prizes like crazy and he wanted a new challenge – and, as he puts it, “I'd wanted to make a full-length movie ever since I was a kid.” What came to be called THE TUNE was financed entirely by the animator himself. Sections of the feature were released as short films to help generate funds for production. These include “The Wiseman” and “Push Comes to Shove,” the latter of which won the 1991 Prix du Jury at the Cannes Film Festival. With money from his short film prizes and commercial work, he was able to complete THE TUNE and realize a childhood dream. The completed TUNE also made the rounds of the film festivals, garnering the prestigious Houston WorldFest Gold Jury Special Award as well as a Spirit Award nomination for Best Film Score and was distributed nationally by October Films. After personally drawing and coloring 30,000 cels for THE TUNE, Plympton moved to live-action. J. LYLE, his first live-action feature, is a wacky, surreal comedy about a sleazy lawyer who meets a magical talking dog that changes his life. “Making THE TUNE, I had a lot of ideas I realized wouldn't work with animation, but would be lots of fun with real people! I took those ideas and made J. LYLE. Besides, my hand needed a rest after drawing THE TUNE.” After a successful festival circuit, J. LYLE was released in theaters around the country. Like THE TUNE, J. LYLE was financed entirely by the animator himself. Plympton's second live-action feature, GUNS ON THE CLACKAMAS, a behind-the-scenes look at an imaginary disastrous Western, was shot in Oregon and New York. Plympton says the idea came from the 1937 movie “Saratoga”, in which star Jean Harlow died during the filming and a stand-in was used to finish. “It was supposed to be a drama,” says Plympton, “but it ended up being funny. Every time Harlow was in a scene, a box or something blocked the view.” As with J. LYLE,GUNS ON THE CLACKAMAS got a limited theatrical release. In 1996, Bill Plympton followed “Mala Noche” writer Walt Curtis around his Portland hometown to record him reading his poetry. This outrageous performance film hit the festival circuit in 1997 to stunned audiences. It is entitled WALT CURTIS, PECKERNECK POET. In 1998, Bill returned to animation with I MARRIED A STRANGE PERSON. It's a heartwarming story of a newlywed couple on their wedding night. Grant, the husband, starts experiencing strange, supernatural powers and Kerry, his wife, can't cope. Whenever Grant thinks of something, it becomes reality, yet he doesn't know where these magical powers come from. Once again Bill Plympton single-handedly drew and financed an animated feature extravaganza – only this time for adults and the politically incorrect. It was released by Lions Gate Films to good box office numbers and still plays today on cable TV. Bill's next animated feature, MUTANT ALIENS, the story of a stranded astronaut returning to Earth after 20 years in space, was completed in January 2001 and premiered at the Sundance Film Festival. It won the Grand Prix in Annecy 2001 and was released in theatres in 2002. It has played all over the world to huge audiences. Bill's feature film, HAIR HIGH, is a gothic '50s high-school comedy about a love-triangle that goes terribly bad, with two young, murdered teens returning to their prom to get revenge. It stars the voice talents of Sarah Silverman, David & Keith Carradine, and Dermot Mulroney, and was co-produced by Martha Plimpton. Plympton charted new territory in animation, this time by broadcasting all of his drawing for the film live on the web at www.hairhigh.com. The film was completed in January 2004, released in over 50 cinemas around the country – and was released on DVD. Bill's short film GUARD DOG has been a hit at film festivals and it brought Bill his second Oscar nomination in January 2005. Two equally successful sequels soon followed, “Guide Dog” in 2006 and “Hot Dog” in 2008. Throughout his career, Bill has always made 2 to 3 short films a year that keep bringing in a solid income from sales around the world. His feature film, IDIOTS AND ANGELS, was completed in 2008 and after a successful run on the film festival circuit, was released in U.S. theaters in 2010. The film features the music of Tom Waits, Pink Martini, Nicole Renaud and Maureen McElheron, and no dialogue. It's a much more mysterious film than his previous ones, a dark comedy about a man's battle for his soul. “Because this film has no dialogue,” Plympton says, “I wanted music to play throughout – almost like a long opera – or an extended string of music videos. The look of the film is very Eastern European – something like what Jan Svankmayer might make, or David Lynch if he made animation – very dark and surreal.” Bill waited a little while before starting his next feature, and used the time to release several successful short films, such as THE COW WHO WANTED TO BE A HAMBURGER, SUMMER BUMMER andDRUNKER THAN A SKUNK. But eventually his plans returned to feature-length animation, and he started work on CHEATIN', the story of two lovers, Jake and Ella, who encounter jealousy and insecurity after their perfect courtship. Partially inspired by the works of James M. Cain, and partially inspired by a past relationship, CHEATIN' is a tale of exaggerated passion and star-crossed lovers, exploring the dual nature of how two people immensely attracted to each other can also want to kill each other at the same time. CHEATIN‘ may also be the first animated feature partially funded on Kickstarter, with loyal Plympton fans kicking in over $100,000 needed to finish it. Plympton's movies have won him such a loyal following that the cable channel Shorts HD bought the rights to his entire library and set up a Bill Plympton channel on iTunes, something he hopes will engage a whole new generation of fans. Bill is currently working on finishing HITLER'S FOLLY, a mock-umentary about Adolf Hitler's love of animation. He's directing and drawing another film called REVENGEANCE, written by animator Jim Lujan, which is also being partially funded through a Kickstarter campaign.

Dave and Ethan attend New York Comic Con for the first time ever and share their Weird Al-centric adventures from that day - including meeting up with the Academy Award nominated animator behind several Weird Al music videos, finding some fun Weird Al artwork in the wild, and attending the WEIRD: The Al Yankovic Story panel!

This week on The KORE Women podcast Dr. Summer Watson features Alexia Anastasio, who is an Independent filmmaker best known for her documentary, Adventures in Plymptoons! She is also a social media networking ninja. Alexia mentors women on how to leverage their social presence to fund their own creative projects and giving them ultimate financial freedom. If you would like to connect with Alexia Anastasio, check her out on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and at: alexiaanastasio.com. Thank you for taking the time to listen to the KORE Women podcast and being a part of the KORE Women experience. Please leave your comments and reviews about the podcast and check out KORE Women on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook. You can also learn more about Dr. Summer Watson and KORE Women at: www.korewomen.com

As it states in the orientation manual, our team unearths a new idea each week and then files it away before the very fabric of existence is threatened.In this episode, Agent Garrett will dissect the undocumented dealings of aliens and humans as they struggle to survive and thrive alongside each other in a post-invasion world.Links to Stuff Mentioned in the Show:District 9 Official Trailer:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DyLUwOcR5pkYouTube Channel of Bill Plympton (Animator):https://www.youtube.com/user/Plymptoons

Are you wondering how to connect with other on a deeper and unique level?Not just photos on social media and ocasional live videos like everyone else?Stand out by having your own short documentary and create even more creativity, engagement and financial freedom for yourself. Alexia Anastasio is an independent female filmmaker and producer best known for her internationally celebrated documentary, Adventures in Plymptoons! As a social media networking ninja, Alexia mentors the next generation of female filmmakers on how to leverage their social presence to fund their own creative projects, giving them ultimate financial and creative freedom.Connect and learn more about Alexia on her website:http://www.alexiaanastasio.com Follow me on social media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/petia.kolibova  Instagram: http://instagram.com/be.strong.minded/ There are many shows you could be watching today and you choose ours so THANK YOU. Also, kindly consider taking the 60-seconds it takes to leave an honest review and rating for the podcast on iTunes by visiting https://apple.co/2JFVh1K - they’re extremely helpful when it comes to the ranking of the show and you can bet that I read every single one of them personally!Lastly, remember to subscribe to the podcast on iTunes, https://apple.co/2JFVh1K to get automatic updates every time a new episode goes live!  

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England's Neil Fitzsimon and Bee Brogan made their marks as semi-finalists in the world renowned Eurovision contest. After their band broke upo, the duo went on to write their own musical "Jack Dagger" and produced songs for muliple tv shows and movie. We will talk to the duo about their new album “Big Blue World” and their upcoming schedule.Documentary and independant filmmaker Alexia Anastasio is looking to continue her stream of successes. Her most prominant documentary "Adventures in Plymptoons" found cricial acclaim. Besides her doumentaries she produced the series "#CreativeLife" and acts from time to time.We will talk to Anastasio about her current projects and how she is helping other female filmmakers make an impact

I talk with producer/director/writer/editor Alexia Anastasio. We talk about her documentary films, including "Adventures in Plymptoons!" and "Beyond The Noise." And we also discuss how Transcendental Meditation can be a powerful tool for the indie filmmaker. Special Thanks to: Alexia Anastasio:@alexiaanastasio Hosted by: Timothy Patrick Guest: Alexia Anastasio Theme Music by: Ryan Stuber For more Indie Film Grit, follow us on Twitter @indiefilmgrit

The 51st Skwigly podcast, brought to you by skwigly.com Presented by Ben Mitchell and Steve Henderson Special guest: Bill Plympton of Plymptoons, discussing his latest upcoming features "Hitler's Folly" and "Revengeance" Produced and edited by Ben Mitchell Music by Ben Mitchell

Joining me today is Alexia Anastasio. Alexia is a independent filmmaker. She's Co-producer of Beyond the Noise: My Transcendental Meditation Journey. She directed the documentary, Adventures in Plymptoons! about Oscar nominated animator Bill Plympton.And she's the Creator of the documentary Ginger Girls: The Secret Lives of Redheads and the narrative feature Little Fishes Find Alexia: - Official Site: http://www.alexiaanastasio.com/ - Twitter: https://twitter.com/alexiaanastasio - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/alexiaanastasio Find Dave:-  Official Site - http://DaveBullis.com -  Twitter - http://Twitter.com/Dave_Bullis -  Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/OfficialDBullis -  Sign up for my newsletter: http://eepurl.com/JcrN1

September 10, 2014 - Read the full GoodCrowd.info article and watch the interview here: http://bit.ly/1qD84oF. Subscribe to this podcast on iTunes by clicking here: http://bit.ly/ymotwitunes or on Stitcher by clicking here: http://bit.ly/ymotwstitcher. Alexia’s bio: Alexia teaches filmmakers how to raise money using crowdfunding and spread their message so that they can make a difference in the world. Alexia is an artist, actress, filmmaker and Dream Funding Coach. She was featured in HBO’s Bored to Death, VH1 “If you like…” commercial and Vetiver “Everyday” music video. Her feature film work includes: Editor of Vampira: The Movie Associate Producer of The Wild World of Ted V. Mikels Co-producer of Beyond the Noise: My Transcendental Meditation Journey Director of Adventures in Plymptoons! documentary on Oscar nominated animator Bill Plympton Creator of documentary Ginger Girls: The Secret Lives of Redheads Creator of narrative feature Little Fishes When not creating features, Alexia enjoys teaching her online class entitled Dream Funding and has used crowdfunding to raise money and bring global awareness for her own films. Her priority in life is to have fun and inspire creatives that they can live the art life.

On this special episode of The Projection Booth, Mike talks to Alexia Anastasio about a few of her current projects -- Little Fishes & Ginger Girls -- as well as crowdfunding and her earlier films such as Adventures in Plymptoons.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this special episode of The Projection Booth, Mike talks to Alexia Anastasio about a few of her current projects -- Little Fishes & Ginger Girls -- as well as crowdfunding and her earlier films such as Adventures in Plymptoons.

"Idiots & Angels" er en tegnefilm for voksne fra den altid eksperimenterende Bill Plympton, den måske mest kendte independent tegnefilm-auteur i verden. I podcasten får du en introduktion til Plymptons stil og metode samt hans holdning til tegnefilmen som medie. Dernæst kommer det til at handle om "Idiots & Angels" — om hele filmens grove stil, om karakterdesignet af hovedpersonen og om metamorfose-animation i stor stil. Og så giver jeg mit bud på filmens budskab og tematik. For alle os der tager tegnefilm seriøst.