Podcast appearances and mentions of venus demilo thomas

This week,  the Dashing Duo welcome guests from the indie film Frost, including writer Robert Thompson,  sfx artist Oliver Poser,  and actress Venus DeMilo Thomas.

In this episode, we sit down with Venus DeMilo Thomas of Salute Your Shorts fame to discuss what Camp Anawanna was really like. If you were a fan of Salute Your Shorts on Nickelodeon, you won't want to miss this! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/heyyouguys/message

She has acted in on Family Matters, Sister Sister, & Life. Venus talks upbringing, acting, gives advice. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Writer/Director/Producer Actor David McAbee and Actress/Producer/Director/Actress Venus DeMilo Thomas join us on this episode of The Jimmy Star Show with Ron Russell broadcast live from the W4CY studios on Wednesday April 22nd, 2020.

This episode we interview filmaker and actress best known for her role in the Nickelodeon series "Salute Your Shorts", Venus DeMilo Thomas.About Venus DeMilo Thomas:The question is why, director/producer/writer Venus DeMilo Thomas isn’t the slightest bit intimidated at the idea of tackling her next short film. The answer is Venus DeMilo, actress. “I’ve been in front of the camera since I was four,” laughs Venus, “so even before I became a filmmaker, I was ableto study the craft very closely. “After starring in the Nickelodeon series, “Salute Your Shorts,” Venus moved onto recurring roles on shows including “The Bold & the Beautiful”, “Family Matters”, “My So-Called Life”, and“Sister, Sister”. She was featured in the hit film “Life”, starring Eddie Murphy and Martin Lawrence. It was while attending Loyola Marymount University and concurrently working at the family owned Thomas Talent Agency that Venus began to contemplate stepping behind the camera. Afilm production major with a minor in Africana studies, Venus felt that becoming a Trailer Producer and writing were natural extensions of her interest in acting. “Being in this business and assisting my mother at the The Thomas Talent Agency, “she explains, “I began to understand everyaspect of filmmaking. I started breaking down the scripts I was given, analyzing the directors’ stylistic choices on the set.” The result of her studies is her acclaimed short film “Did I Wake You?”, and acting as Digital Intermediate Producer for “Machine Gun Preacher”. Her short “Did IWake You?” (Sundance 2001) is an ambitious unflinching look at the lives of African-American teenagers, the success of this film convinced Venus she was moving in the right direction. As a trailer producer “Working with directors like Michael Bay, JJ Abrams, and Gore Verbinski’ was wonderful,”she says, “because I experienced for the first time the full power of storytelling, of crafting words and images into something meaningful. It hooked me.” Now with both her acting and directing/producing careers infull swing, and with the experience of working at The Thomas Talent Agency, Venus prepares to combine these talents with the direction of her next short film. But can she handle the demands of both acting anddirecting? “I’m the kind of person who isn’t happy doing one thing,” laughs Venus.

This month's episode we've got 3 very special guests, including Danny Cooksey who y'all might remember as Bobby Budnik from Salute Your Shorts and John Connor's red mullet friend in Terminator 2, and with him we've got his Salute Your Shorts co-star Venus DeMilo Thomas who y'all may remember as Telly Ratford or the juke waitress in Life with Eddie Murphy and Martin Lawrence, and professional storyboard artist Brett Wilson. In this episode we reminiscence about the childhood careers of these two child stars, and we discuss Brett's world famous artwork from 90's Nickelodeon shows such as Salute Your Shorts, Are You Afraid of the Dark, and Pete & Pete! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/daniel-weiss49/support

OIHT got the chance to go back to camp with Venus DeMilo Thomas as we discuss her time on Nickelodeons Salute Your Shorts and many other memories from her diverse career in entertainment. We loved speaking with this lovely human being and wish her the very best! Enjoy and please rate, subscribe and review is on itunes. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/oh-i-had-that-the-podcast/support

On the fifty-third episoe of Big Orange Couch: The 90s Nickelodeon Podcast, Andrew and Joey interview Venus DeMilo Thomas of Salute Your Shorts fame. Besides the role of Telly, Venus appeared in so many memorable shows and is still active in film and TV today. Theconversation includes: Her experience of going to school and filming Salute Your Shorts, working with Kirk Baily (Ug), her favorite moments on Salute Your Shorts, her current projects, working on Family Matters, the challenges of being a working actress, and so much more! Stay tuned after the interview when Andrew and Joey list their top 3 Telly episodes. 

Remember Salute Your Shorts? 7 Kids. Picked to live in a camp. See what happens when people stop being nice and start getting awful waffled. If you watched Nickelodeon in the 90’s, you’re probably no stranger to Salute Your Shorts or as I like to... The post Salute Your Shorts! An Interview with Venus DeMilo Thomas appeared first on Pretty Funny Girl.

Daniel Hoyos is an indie film producer and new director of the popular Seattle Shorts Film Festival now in it’s 4th year. After graduating with a degree in film and communications in 2009, Daniel got his first job working for the nationally syndicated TV Show “Biz Kids” on PBS, as a production assistant. The following year, he got hired at the international film festival “National Film Festival for Talented Youth” as the submissions and programming intern. Since then, he worked at the “Children’s Film Festival of Seattle” where he helped program the week long 2011 festival, at the Northwest Film Forum.  In 2012, his short film “Play for Me” won best cinematography at the 2012 Sierra Canyon Film Festival in Hollywood. That same year, Daniel produced  “No One Knows." The two lead child actors -- Sami Isler and Caleb Barwick -- went on to star in NBC's "Sean Saves the World," and Lifetime's "Army Wives." The film was accepted into 18 film festivals and will premiere on the Shorts HD Network, part of Direct TV, later this year. Daniel is also the film editor at the national magazine "I Am Entertainment."In December 2013, Daniel became the festival director of the Seattle Shorts Film Festival after taking over from the founder of who retired in 2012. The Seattle Shorts Film Festival begins November 15th at SIFF Film Center. This year, 28 filmmakers are expected to attend  from across the country, along with special guest speaker sag-actress Venus Demilo Thomas from Nickelodeon's "Salute Your Shorts."Some of the films Daniel will be discussing are "A Fish Tale," "Lunch," "The First Hope," "Water, Ice, Snow" and "The Father."www.seattleshort.org. 

Writer/Director/Producer Actor David McAbee and Actress/Producer/Director/Actress Venus DeMilo Thomas join us on this episode of The Jimmy Star Show with Ron Russell broadcast live from the W4CY studios on Wednesday April 22nd, 2020. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-jimmy-star-show-with-ron-russell9600/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy