Podcast appearances and mentions of Spencer T Folmar

Everything is fair game in this exchange between Merion West editor Erich Prince and film director Spencer T. Folmar, as the two Pennsylvania natives task themselves with confronting a wide breadth of topics, from the soul of the rust belt to the distinctly self-isolating malaise of Gen Z.

Film director Spencer T. Folmar provides the thinkspot community with a penetrating view into the filmmaking profession and the environs of the industry in LA. His poignant remarks provide fascinating insight into everything from filmmaking techniques to the new Academy Awards' diversity standards for potential contenders.

Director Spencer T. Folmar talks about his latest film "Shooting Heroin", how he made his theatrical debut with "Generational Sins", the genesis of the "hard faith" genre, and his vision for the future of gritty films from a Christian perspective. Music: "Ten Million Thoughts" By Picnic Lightning

UNepisode 25: A Few Good Men with Spencer T. Folmar & Garry Pastore There are interviews and there are connections that are made! This was one of those moments. I got to connect with both Spencer & Garry over a poignant film that Spencer wrote and directed called Shooting Heroin. The film is a fictional narrative of a small town in America that is plagued by the heroin/opioid epidemic and they FIGHT BACK! It was a pleasure attending the theatrical tour of the film here in NJ as well as getting to meet Spencer and Garry. Both has awesome careers in the industry and it was an honor to get to speak with them about their careers and Shooting Heroin. Spencer T. Folmar: IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm2875023/ Director & Producer Spencer T. Folmar's theatrical debut, "Generational Sins," has spurred a national debate surrounding the interplay of faith and film. The New York Post, The Los Angeles Times, FOX, The Hollywood Reporter, Deadline, Washington Times, CBN, Christian Post, and more have all joined the conversation in about the film's release. In response, Folmar coined the term "Hard Faith" to describe this new genre of film, written for audiences who are hungry for hope in the midst of gritty real-life stories. Shooting Heroin a film about a small town taking justice into their own hands to stop the spread of drugs by whatever means possible. Spencer’s Socials: www.spencerfolmar.com IG:spencerfolmar FB:spencerfolmar Twitter:spencerfolmar Trailer & information for Shooting Heroin: https://www.heroinfilm.com/ Garry Pastore: IMBD: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0665101/ Garry has amassed well over 60 roles as actor over a 35 year span. He was born in NYC and he began his acting career at the early age of eighteen. His first foray into acting was a High School production of West Side Story and his first film credit was Prizzi's Honor, alongside veteran actor, Jack Nicholson in 1985. Garry has most recently starred alongside Alan Powell in the Spencer T Folmar film about the heroin crisis titled, Shooting Heroin expecting a 2020 release and co-starring Twin Peaks phenom, Sherilyn Fenn along with Nicholas Turturro, Cathy Moriarty and Lawrence Hilton Jacobs. Earlier last year Garry co-starred in the Happy Madison Production, The Week Of, Directed by Robert Smigel, starring Adam Sandler, Chris Rock, Steve Buscemi and Rachel Dratch which made its debut on Netflix in April 2018. He also recently co starred in the Indy features, Mob Town, Sarah Q, Who's Jenna, Blowtorch and Rob The Mob. He begins shooting Crabs in a Bucket with Jeremy Piven and Bruce Dern in the fall of 2019. Garry can be seen in such iconic film & TV roles in Sopranos, Carlito’s Way, A Bronx Tale, The Deuce and Blue Bloods. Garry is also an Audience Choice Award and Homegrown Documentary Award winner with his endearing documentary DESTRESSED. Garry’s Socials: https://www.garrypastore.com/ IG:garry_pastore FB:garrypastore Destressed: https://www.reelhouse.org/wcefilms.com/destressed --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/unnormalized-the-podcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/unnormalized-the-podcast/support

Spencer T. Folmar talks about selling his films at the American Film Market and what makes good business for indie films. He is a wealth of knowledge and also has an interesting take on faith-based films.Spencer T. Folmar is a director and producer best known for "Generational Sins" and "Shooting Heroin". He is a graduate of NYU's MFA program. His company website is Veritas Films.The Guerrilla Rep is the book that Spencer recommends before headed to a film market. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/producers-podcast/support

Movie director, Spencer T. Folmar, wants to use film to present the hope he’s found in Jesus.  Many Christians aren’t buying his intentions however given the colorful language, including the monstrous “F word,” that’s replete through his films.  We talk “constructive nudity,” “senseless violence,” “The Passion of Christ” and the potential of Christians making REAL movies.   Links & Sponsors: generationalsins.com badchristianmedia.com thebcclub.com emerymusic.com Pre-Order Phinehas "Dark Flag": darkflag.merchnow.com