Podcasts about shadow cinema

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

On today's episode Henry Thompson, Wayne Thompson and Dawn Crute are again joined by Aziz Altamimi and Jack Addison of the Northern Festival of Cinema which Happened on Saturday April 23rd at the Star and Shadow Cinema in Newcastle Upon Tyne, this sold out event was very well received. But behind closed doors there was as many challenges as there was positives. We discuss some of these in this episode and how many barriers are placed on filmmakers when true collaboration isn't happening. We also announce a SPECIAL FILM CHALLENGE FOR MAY. More details at the back end of the episode! Warning this episode has a lot of explicit language and all opinions are those of the individuals that made them. Our guests' official website at https://www.nifocinema.com/ As always you can find our Podcast on Anchor.fm, Spotify, Apple Podcasts and more. Please like and subscribe as SEASON THREE of Movie Madness is coming SOON! www.deadreelfilms.com/MovieMadness --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/movie-madness/message

On today's episode Henry Thompson, Wayne Thompson and Wayne Madden are joined by Aziz Altamimi and Jack Addison of the Northern Festival of Cinema. Happening Saturday April 23rd at the Star and Shadow Cinema in Newcastle Upon Tyne, this close to sold out event has attracted submissions from over 325 filmmakers. NFOC will be offering the chance for audiences to network, hear guest speakers and collaborate with fellow professionals as well as presenting awards in a series of categories. Alongside Bradburn Films and Newcastle Film Club, both Dead Reel Films and NE Studios are delighted to be official partners of what promises to be a magnificent event. FYI, Aziz is originally from Bahrain Their Instagram is https://www.instagram.com/nifocinema/ (where you can find the latest and most up to date information) They also have an official website at https://www.nifocinema.com/ As always you can find our Podcast on Anchor.fm, Spotify, Apple Podcasts and more. Please like and subscribe as SEASON THREE of Movie Madness is coming SOON! www.deadreelfilms.com/MovieMadness --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/movie-madness/message

At the start of lockdown in UK we set up Star & Shadow Radio. Star & Shadow Cinema is a volunteer built and run arts space, cinema and music venue completely run by volunteers with no paid staff, managers or hierarchies. The Wednesday Show was the first show to start broadcasting and ran for around 8 weeks across March and April. It was a lot of fun. There's chat, phone-ins, quizzes and guest mixes. Check out and follow Star & Shadow Radio here >>> https://mixlr.com/star-shadow-radio and to find out more about Star & Shadow Cinema check out the website and get involved! >>> https://starandshadow.org.uk

At the start of lockdown in UK we set up Star & Shadow Radio. Star & Shadow Cinema is a volunteer built and run arts space, cinema and music venue completely run by volunteers with no paid staff, managers or hierarchies. The Wednesday Show was the first show to start broadcasting and ran for around 8 weeks across March and April. It was a lot of fun. There's chat, phone-ins, quizzes and guest mixes. Check out and follow Star & Shadow Radio here >>> https://mixlr.com/star-shadow-radio and to find out more about Star & Shadow Cinema check out the website and get involved! >>> https://starandshadow.org.uk

At the start of lockdown in UK we set up Star & Shadow Radio. Star & Shadow Cinema is a volunteer built and run arts space, cinema and music venue completely run by volunteers with no paid staff, managers or hierarchies. The Wednesday Show was the first show to start broadcasting and ran for around 8 weeks across March and April. It was a lot of fun. There's chat, phone-ins, quizzes and guest mixes. Check out and follow Star & Shadow Radio here >>> https://mixlr.com/star-shadow-radio and to find out more about Star & Shadow Cinema check out the website and get involved! >>> https://starandshadow.org.uk

At the start of lockdown in UK we set up Star & Shadow Radio. Star & Shadow Cinema is a volunteer built and run arts space, cinema and music venue completely run by volunteers with no paid staff, managers or hierarchies. The Wednesday Show was the first show to start broadcasting and ran for around 8 weeks across March and April. It was a lot of fun. There's chat, phone-ins, quizzes and guest mixes. Check out and follow Star & Shadow Radio here >>> https://mixlr.com/star-shadow-radio and to find out more about Star & Shadow Cinema check out the website and get involved! >>> https://starandshadow.org.uk

At the start of lockdown in UK we set up Star & Shadow Radio. Star & Shadow Cinema is a volunteer built and run arts space, cinema and music venue completely run by volunteers with no paid staff, managers or hierarchies. The Wednesday Show was the first show to start broadcasting and ran for around 8 weeks across March and April. It was a lot of fun. There's chat, phone-ins, quizzes and guest mixes. Check out and follow Star & Shadow Radio here >>> https://mixlr.com/star-shadow-radio and to find out more about Star & Shadow Cinema check out the website and get involved! >>> https://starandshadow.org.uk

At the start of lockdown in UK we set up Star & Shadow Radio. Star & Shadow Cinema is a volunteer built and run arts space, cinema and music venue completely run by volunteers with no paid staff, managers or hierarchies. The Wednesday Show was the first show to start broadcasting and ran for around 8 weeks across March and April. It was a lot of fun. There's chat, phone-ins, quizzes and guest mixes. Check out and follow Star & Shadow Radio here >>> https://mixlr.com/star-shadow-radio and to find out more about Star & Shadow Cinema check out the website and get involved! >>> https://starandshadow.org.uk

Star and Shadow Cinema Co-op (Newcastle, UK) in conversation with B-Movie Cinema (Hamburg, Germany) Star and Shadow Cinema is a volunteer-run DIY space for Newcastle, Tyne and Wear, in the UK. It is set up as an open-to-join co-operative and housed in a building it owns. The Venue operates a 'safe space' policy made, and is made up of people from differing cultural perspectives (artist-run spaces, radical left politics, direct action, Free/Libre Open Source culture, organising against the Gleneagles G8, LGBTQ*, DIY music/film). The editorial line is dedicated to culture coming from and/or programmed by the grass roots - particularly cinema and music. The Star and Shadow initiative evolved from screenings, events and debates at the Side Cinema, Waygood Gallery, and Bookville from 2001-2005 for which sources of inspiration came from European underground film and squat culture, situationism, and a vision of culture protected from state and market cultivated hierarchies of power and commercialization.Emphasising the collective experience that makes cinema special, Star and Shadow exists as a space for a dialogic approach to culture through critical, active spectatorship: watching, listening, thinking and talking collectively and then possibly programming something yourself.

Live recording of Justin Mills +2hour warm up for Carlos Souffront at Star & Shadow Cinema 7 June 2019. www.starandshadow.org.uk

The Band of Holy Joy with Johny Brown in conversation The band was formed in 1984, by Johny Brown in New Cross, South London. Early experiments revolved around cheap junk shop instrumentation and rudimentary electronics. After two self-issued cassettes, they signed to South London indie label Flim Flam for a string of singles and two 1987 albums; More Tales From The City and the live LP When Stars Come Out To Play. The band reached a commercial and critical peak after signing to Rough Trade, with Manic, Magic, Majesticin 1989, and Positively Spooked in 1990, supported by a tour of the U.S.S.R. The label was forced into receivership in 1991 following cash flow problems and eventual bankruptcy. The band re-emerged in 1992 as Holy Joy, with the album Tracksuit Vendetta. They split up in 1993 and Brown moved into freelance journalism, playwriting and production. Band of Holy Joy reformed in 2002 and released an album Love Never Fails. After a number of live dates the band became inactive between 2003, and 2006, pursuing other musical projects. In May 2007, the band began playing live again. October 2007 saw the release of Leaves That Fall in Spring, a best of released on the Cherry Red label. In 2008, after playing nine warm-up dates in and around London during April, May and June, the band set off to the USA for the first time in their 24-year history and embarked on a successful tour of New York City.[5]Punklore, a six-track CD was released and initially only available at the New York gigs. In 2009, the band started to explore theatrical and multimedia based performances. As their alter ego Radio Joy, they performed two song plays Troubled Sleep and Invocation to William. Troubled Sleep was a fictional account of Sid and Nancy's last days at the Chelsea Hotel in New York. It played out over several nights in the Shunt Theatre Lounge in London and Star and Shadow Cinema in Newcastle.[2]Invocation to Williamwas performed at The University of London Institute in Paris at the event celebrating the 50th anniversary of William S. Burroughs' Naked Lunch, 'Lunch @ 50'.[6] The songs from this show were released as a mini album CD A Lucky Thief In A Careless World on band's own Radio Joy label. In October 2009, they were invited to play The Wire magazine's 'Into the Vortex' festival, followed by a series of shows in Athens, Greece, later that year. Paramour, the band's eleventh album was released on 8 June 2010 and featured eight songs that had evolved from the song play Troubled Sleep. In 2011, the band embarked on another tour of Greece, playing in cities of Athens, Thessaloniki, and Larissa. They made their first appearance at Glastonbury Festival and performed their third song play BeuysWill Be Beuys in London and Thessaloniki. A CD release titled How To Kill A Butterfly was released on 28 October 2011 on Exotic Pylon Records. On 15 March 2012, a CD release entitled The North Is Another Land was released on German independent record label Moloko Plus. On 28 January 2013,a double cassette and digital download titled City of Tales: Volume 1 & 2 was released on Exotic Pylon Records. Volume 1 contains previously unreleased material from 1985 found by former band member Brett Turnbull, restored and accompanied by a second volume of recordings from 2012. This was followed up in 2014 with Easy Listening which was released on Exotic Pylon Records with an accompanying UK tour. Their album The Land Of Holy Joy was released through Stereogram Recordings on 21 September 2015. In 2017, the band release an EP on 10" vinyl entitled Brutalism Begins At Home followed by an album, Funambulist We Love You on vinyl and CD. Both put out by Tiny Global Productions. Band of Holy Joy host their own radio show, Bad Punk, on Resonance FM every Friday from 10pm until 11pm. A new album entitled Neon Primitives was released on the Tiny Global Productions label in June 2019 on vinyl and CD.

Disk Jock recordings from an amazing night at Star & Shadow Cinema. All Italo connected from stalwarts of NE dance craze - Antony Daly/586 Records + Chris Leathley from the old Road to Rimini crew. Supporting main act Heartbreak who returned to the venue after a 9 year hiatus. First sell out club night at the new S&S V.2!

Disk Jock recordings from an amazing night at Star & Shadow Cinema. All Italo connected from stalwarts of NE dance craze - Antony Daly/586 Records + Chris Leathley from the old Road to Rimini crew. Supporting main act Heartbreak who returned to the venue after a 9 year hiatus. First sell out club night at the new S&S V.2!

Full recordings of a blistering rotation of RAW bangers from SF/Detroit purveyor of finest lysergic hypnotic grooves Carlos Souffront at Star & Shadow Cinema in Newcastle upon Tyne - the North of England's best alternative music venue, cinema and arts space - keeper of the Northern underground flame. Support from North East Techno guru Justin Mills. An amazing night with enough low frequencies to make your eye balls shake.

SF/Detroit purveyor of finest lysergic hypnotic grooves - Carlos Souffront at Star & Shadow Cinema in Newcastle upon Tyne - the North of England's best alternative music venue, cinema and arts space - keeper of the Northern underground flame. Support from North East Techno guru Justin Mills. HERE >>> https://soundcloud.com/signalsmmx/sets/carlos-souffront-justin-mills-starandshadow A fine rotation of raw & uncompromising bangers.

A fine 2 hour warm up from North East Techno Guru Justin Mills before headline Carlos Souffront plays. An amazing night with enough low frequencies to make your eye balls shake. Check out full recordings of night HERE >>> https://soundcloud.com/signalsmmx/sets/carlos-souffront-justin-mills-starandshadow