Podcasts about swedefest

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Talked with Elizabeth Dashiell, Swedefest Palm Beach. According to the website..."Forever honoring bad remakes of Hollywood hits, SPPB8 takes place at The Kelsey Theater in Lake Park, with an entertainment-packed after party next door at the Brewhouse Gallery. The wildly popular, sell-out event showcases laughably bad, 3-minute remakes of Hollywood hits made by amateur filmmakers throughout Palm Beach County. This year's showcase of ‘bad films made by good people' is presented by the Palm Beach Film Society on October 23, 2022 from 6:30PM to 8:30PM at 700 Park Avenue, Lake Park. For the utterly uninitiated, a “swede” is a no-budget, hilarious remake of a Hollywood film — the basis for the movie “Be Kind, Rewind,” which spawned an underground sweding craze and resulted in the first swede fest™ in Fresno, Calif. Next came swede fest™ tampa bay, then swede fest™ palm beach in 2012. Picture “Twister” filmed using balled up paper towels; “The Fast and the Furious” reenacted using children's Big Wheels – these are only a few examples of the hundreds of films submitted the past six years. Perfect “short attention span theater,” each film is maxed out at 3 minutes, meaning that as “so-bad-it's-good” as the film may be, another one is soon to appear. The audience votes on the best/worst film made, which could win bragging rights for the future (or not) filmmaker, and a special grand prize. Additional award prizes will also be given for overall epic-ness. It is completely free to enter a swede, and selected films will receive a complimentary ticket for the director. Even if you don't have a film submitted, seeing the filmmakers dressed in their versions of “Hollywood bizarre” is worth the admission price, which is a mere $12 per person."Folks can go to the website www.swedefestpalmbeach.com for info or reach out to Elizabeth during working hours at 561-543-8276 to make donations or become a sponsor.

We love our yearly get together with Bryan and Roque to talk about their annual (and unique to Fresno) film festival at Tower Theatre called, Swede Fest. Roque and Bryan also talk some classic Flowing Fresno stuff with us. The big question Josh likes to ask Fresno this time of year is "what would you like Santa to bring for Fresno this year?" The answers may surprise. Also, where is a good place to shoot some video or film in the Fresno area? Is Cross Streets coming back? Have you been to the new spot cool spot in the Tower District? All this a much more this month on Flowing. Don't forget Band Of The Episode: Scoundrel. *Sorry for the sometimes lame sound quality of this episode, it is totally Mikey's fault. CLICK TO DOWNLOAD: FlowingWithDecember2019.mp3 Thank you for listening! Josh's other podcast Aikido Discussed. Josh at the Fresno Bee and his bands: It'll Grow Back, Big Balls and the Strikingly Originals.  Check Mike's blogs The Fresnan and Mikey Top Pour. Plus the podcasts Get Off My Podcast, The Perfect Pour and Dorktown.

Bryan Harley and Roque Rodriguez are the two of the leaders in the local video arts scene. Bryan is the Executive Director of CMAC. Roque does creative videos for local Duncan Enterprises. Together they are the creative geniuses behind SwedeFest, DumbDrum and Cross Streets. If you don’t know what these things are then we’re here to enlighten you on some of the coolest stuff in the Central Valley. If you do know what these things are, then we are totally pandering to you. Paul and Craig had a great time talking with these two local visionaries and lighthearted souls. We know that you’ll learn and laugh along with us. Please enjoy, share, like, subscribe and tell others. Thanks to our Title Sponsor Terry’s House ! Go to their page to learn more about Terry’s House and to make a donation to this fantastic local resource.  A few other links to stuff that we mentioned: Reel Pride The Big Tell Fresno Filmworks Hans (H) Steele  Sid Haig  

It's our annual meetup with Roque & Bryan from Swede Fest and they help us talk all things Fresno. The Fresno Museum at the Fair; it's cool and let's discuss it. Go make a Sweded film and then go see it at Swedefest. Totally pushing for a "Yes on P"! Band Of The Episode: The Sunnydales. Is there really a problem with Downtown Parking? Retail: Openings and closings. Fresno DMV temp closing. Old blogger talk. Much more Fresno, give it a listen! CLICK: FlowingWithFamousNov18.mp3 Thanks for your support of Flowing and Fresno! Check out Mike's blog at thefresnan.com.Check out Josh at the Bee.

Talked with Elizabeth Dashiell, PB Film Society and Danielle Provencher, Swede Film Maker about this years SwedeFest 6. What's a swede? A swede is a no-budget, laughably bad remake of a hit Hollywood film – the bigger, the better. The term comes from the 2008 comedy, “Be Kind Rewind,” and was made up to explain the sheer awfulness of their remade films by touting them as European – “swedes” because it sounded really sophisticated. Danielle's team is submitting a swede based on the film Mary Poppins this year. Listeners can check it out along with a lot of other "great" swedes at SwedeFest6 on March 24th at the Kelsey Theatre in Lake Park (right next to the Brewhouse Gallery). Hosts this year will be the improv group, Cheese and Crackers. The event is sponsored by Palm Beach Film Society, which was formed as a way for South Florida and Treasure Coast filmmakers to showcase their work at the Voices of Local Film at the Palm Beach Film Festival, which started in 2003. Listeners can get more info at pbfilmsociety.org and can get swede info at www.swedefestpalmbeach.org. Tickets are $12 in advance and $15 at the door.

On this episode of The Married Gamers Presents, Chris Brown visits ZAPPCON 2016 and interviews David Holland, Board member for ZAPPCON, artist Danny Schieble creator of Tapigami, Bryan Harley and Roque Rodriguez of Swedefest, and musician Kyle Stevens of musical group Kirby Krackle. All this and much more on this episode of The Married Gamers Presents! You can find us at: The Married Gamers Twitch.tv Facebook Twitter Google+ Pinterest Youtube If you have a comment, send it to us at marriedgamers@outlook.com. The Married Gamers Libsyn app is available on Windows 8, WindowsPhone, iOS (iPhone/iPad) and Android for $1.99

Israel and Kenneth Bones (G) sit down with SwedeFest creators, Roque Rodriguez and Bryan Harley. They talk about what makes a Sweded Film, Swede Fest 2016, Cross Streets,  Tiny Towns, how to get Good Morning America to fly you to New York City and even new online meme sensation, Kenneth Bone. Keep it here!  www.spanspekfestival.com  

It's almost here! Star Wars The Force Awakens opens this Friday and Chris and Kelly couldn't be more excited. Joining The Married Gamers in their elation are special guests Roque Rodriguez and Bryan Harley from DumbDrum and Swedefest. We'll chat about their Youtube viral hit of their Star Wars The Force Awakens trailer sweded. Join us for an extended Star Wars conversation on episode 380 of The Married Gamers podcast. You can find us at: The Married Gamers Twitch.tv Facebook Twitter Google+ Pinterest Youtube If you have a comment, send it to us at marriedgamers@outlook.com. The Married Gamers Libsyn app is available on Windows 8, WindowsPhone, iOS (iPhone/iPad) and Android for $1.99

HJRP1602 Your Hosts: Stu, Stork, CADave and Walt from the Bamf Podcast. Show Notes! It's SwedeFest! on Happy Jacks. Andreas from Sweden writs in about maps, how to use them and how to keep them relevant in the game. Jonas from Sweden writes in about having a slightly too large potential gaming group. Nicholas from Sweden asks about a conundrum regarding a party that just doesn't play together well. Tommy from Sweden talks about death mechanics. Pete from St Albans writes about his group, his next game and plugs his youtube channel, where he discusses his home-brewed RPG system: https://youtu.be/-h75Zcl3xxM Toby writes in about gaming old games, getting better at GMing and online tools. He even has a podcast where he records his sessions and then analyzes them afterwards. And N Eric Philips writes in about linear combat.  

This week The Married Gamers sits down with Rocky aka Brodiemash from Dumb Drum and Swedefest to talk about his work on the upcoming Swedefest 9 on May 24, 2012. What is a Swede? How can you start something unique in your own local communities? What is a Jedi squirrel? All this is answered, plus who we'd include in a future Avengers movie! All this and more in episode 254 of The Married Gamers podcast! Check out The Married Gamers Facebook Fan Page or if you have a comment, send it to us at mailbag@themarriedgamers.net. The Married Gamers app is available on iTunes and Amazon for $1.99 Want to talk about this episode? Love interacting with The Married Gamers and other awesome gaming communities? Join Nerdvana today!