Podcasts about pulse festival

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

In this episode, Tony Casement, Head of Creative Communities at the New Wolsey Theatre, chats to us about Writers' Week!From Monday 20th to Saturday 25th June is 'Writers' Week,' a programme of events celebrating new ideas, new inspirations and new creative writing. Events are ticketed, with most of them free of charge. There will also be the opportunity for you to donate to the British Red Cross Ukraine Crisis Appeal.What's On:Mon 20 Jun, 7:45pmKabul Goes Pop: Music Television AfghanistanInspired by the true story of the hosts of Afghanistan's first pop music station, this bold new play combines a hard-hitting examination of the complex, contradictory political events of the early 2000s with an irreverent, playful love of the pop bangers of the period.Fri 24 Jun, 7:45pm               Wolsey Writers Late-Night CaféThe popular Wolsey Writers Café moves into the evening, adding wine and snacks. Listen to like-minded people sharing their flash fiction, spoken word and short stories.Sat 25 Jun12:30pm, Readings on the theme ‘Ephemeral'Four short pieces of work selected as part of the ‘Ephemeral' project will be performed as a book-in-hand reading by the New Wolsey's resident Writers' Week Company of professional actors. See some of the best of local writing here first!2:30pm, HighTide First Light Festival ReadingsSadie Clark's as-yet untitled piece explores Queer identity in rural communities, farming and climate anxiety. Luke Wright's Letter From The Future, commissioned by HighTide, is a snapshot from twenty years' time, as a son questions his father as to why he was brought into a world of Boris, Brexit and the global pandemic. Yaz Zadeh - HighTide Associate Artist - and Mary Malone present Two Figures - part movement, part new writing - in a new work-in-progress exploring rituals, bacon and humanising trans bodies.5:00pm, ‘heartfelt' – presented by gobscureFrom the producer of the 2019 PULSE Festival hit joey comes a wildly inventive disability-led solo theatre show about hearts & heartlessness – spiralling out of our heart-attacks as ‘side-effects' of antipsychotic medication, with love-heart sweets for all.6:30pm, ‘Sea Changes' – a readingWriter Marina Jenkyns and Director Jill Patterson have come together with a commitment to making women's life experiences more visible on stage. We meet Sharon, Maeve and Mair, who offer the opportunity, through interwoven monologues, to identify with women's experiences of loss.7:45pm, ‘Tough Love' – a readingSet in 2022, the character of the beloved Victorian comic and original pantomime dame Dan Leno hosts an evening of drama and songs as he casts his acerbic eye over the plight of women today. He asks: has anything changed in the hundred years since he trod the boards?Thank you to Tony for giving us his time to talk a little more in-depth about everything coming up!

For our next expedition into the underground we bring you an artist who's sounds are generating a lot of interest from DJs and lovers of electronic music worldwide: Lee Williams. One of the most sought after DJs on the UK's South Coast, he's had the opportunity to take his techy but progresssive sounds across Europe with performances in Germany, France and Switzerland as well as performances at Ministry of Sound, Pacha, Pulse Festival and Egg. Having played alongside Sasha, Darren Emerson, Layo & Bushwacka amongst many others, his releases have attracted the attention of heavyweights like Dave Seaman and Dave Angel, and remix treatment from Digweed's production partner Nick Muir. Here he showcases his deep and moving rhythms, and you can catch him alongside Boom Merchant at our next event at Stereo in Glasgow on 6th August: https://www.residentadvisor.net/event.aspx?849480 https://www.facebook.com/events/592453634254284/

My Chart - July 2015 was recorded @ Pulse Festival in Zeleni Gaj late in the morning. Due to heat and vibrations some cameras turned off so in video version for most part there is just one angle. Video version here : https://youtu.be/ZdIff2OQqEw ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Some of the tracks are from promo pools and are not available yet. Links below the track will take you to labels Beatport page where you can subscribe and be informed when the track is released. 01. DJ Jock - What you say (Tomy DeClerque RMX) [PROMO] 02. The Southern, Ovi M - Follow Me (Stefano Pini Remix) [Funk'n Deep Records] https://pro.beatport.com/label/funkn-deep-records/37294 03. LowKey & Kardinal - Kuasar (Original Mix)[Phobiq] https://pro.beatport.com/label/phobiq/13279 04. Axel Karakasis - Landslide (Original Mix) [Remain Records] https://pro.beatport.com/label/remain-records/9916 05. Tomy DeClerque - It will come [PROMO] 06. Alex Morgan - Sonme (Original Mix)[Reload Records] https://pro.beatport.com/label/reload-records/35531 07. Gaga - Rush (Agent Orange Remix) [Black Kat] https://pro.beatport.com/label/black-kat/49210 08. Mircea Ivan, Cosmin Horatiu - Last Chance (Fabio Ferro Remix) [Airtaxi Records] https://pro.beatport.com/label/airtaxi-records/34244 09. Sonate - Blast Off (Original Mix) [Nell Records] https://pro.beatport.com/label/nell-records/31556 10. Luke - Descent Into Hell (Pablo Skyz Remix) [Beenoise Records] https://pro.beatport.com/label/beenoise-records/19774 Subscribe for more : http://goo.gl/pjHBq6 Facebook : http://goo.gl/3co3ZS Twitter : http://goo.gl/Mh3wMw Beatport : http://goo.gl/ejROqR Instagram : http://goo.gl/0ciOBD SoundCloud : http://goo.gl/RBHDbi YouTube : http://goo.gl/4By8is