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The Paris Chong Show

Leica Gallery Curator Paris Chong. Hosts a talk show delivered by video + podcast talking with her artsy-fartsy friends...and don"t forget Disco, her second son.

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00:38:35

Joshua Green, California Water Activist, Buddhist...

The Paris Chong Show ·

2025/03/12

Paris sits down with the multi-talented Joshua Green, a man wearing many hats from real estate to photography and environmental activism. Joshua shares insights into his fascinating background, including his mother, Dorothy Green, the founder of Heal the Bay. They delve into critical issues facing California, particularly the water crisis, discussing mismanagement, outdated water rights, and the controversial Delta Conveyance Project. Joshua's organization, C-WIN.org, is actively working to

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00:09:35

The Art and Challenge of Nude Photography | Show Clip

The Paris Chong Show ·

2025/03/10

Crescenzo Notarile and Paris Chong discuss his work shooting nudes, with Paris acknowledging the potential for perversity and intrigue associated with the genre. Crescenzo emphasizes that all great artists start with nudes to study form, beauty, lines, and geometry, citing Picasso, Rembrandt, and Caravaggio as examples. He shares his own influences in nude photography, including Bill Brandt, Joel Peter Witkin, Helmut Newton, Robert Mapplethorpe, and Irving Penn. Crescenzo highlights the challenge of

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00:12:02

Witnessing History Through a Lens | Show Clip

The Paris Chong Show ·

2025/03/07

Crescenzo Notarile and Paris trade stories of living through terrorist attacks. Crescenzo recounts his experience as a witness to the 9/11 attacks in New York City, describing his immediate reaction and the chaotic scene at the World Trade Center. He shares a story about a friend who lived nearby and returned to his apartment to find an airplane seat inside. Notarile also discusses his photography of American flags displayed throughout Soho and Tribeca after the attacks, and how one of his contact

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00:08:13

Behind the Lens: The Bureaucracy of Cinematography |...

The Paris Chong Show ·

2025/03/05

Crescenzo Notarile explains the complex process of booking a cinematographer for music videos and television, emphasizing the shift from director-driven hiring to a network and studio approval system. He highlights the intense competition among cinematographers and advises aspiring individuals to first become photographers, focusing on storytelling through images, understanding composition and geometry, and developing their aesthetic sense. He stresses the importance of taking numerous photos,

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00:05:52

Art in His Blood: A Cinematographer's Genesis | Show...

The Paris Chong Show ·

2025/03/03

Crescenzo Notarile grew up surrounded by art. His mother was a sculptress and interior designer and his father was a painter, illustrator, graphic designer, and art director whose work is in the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art. Notarile's parents collected art and art books, and his father sometimes took him to work where he was exposed to fashion photography and all that went with it. When Notarile was five, his father gave him a camera and he learned to develop film; he knew

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01:03:12

Crescenzo Notarile, From Avedon Polaroids, Hollywood...

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2025/02/26

Crescenzo Notarile, a cinematographer with a rich artistic background, sits with Paris Chong to discuss his early exposure to art through his parents, his photography career, and his transition to cinematography. Crescenzo shares stories about working with notable figures like Richard Avedon and details his experiences in the music video industry, including working with iconic artists like U2 and Michael Jackson. He also reflects on the competitive nature of the cinematography business and offers

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00:08:25

The Present Moment with Andrew Raiher | Show Clip

The Paris Chong Show ·

2025/02/24

Andrew Raiher discusses how he and others he knows reacted to the COVID-19 pandemic, initially feeling "asleep at the wheel" and then turning to numbing behaviors. However, he observed a shift where people decided to actively engage with life instead. He personally stopped drinking and started focusing on being present, exploring meditation and self-hypnosis. He jokingly suggests he's now "addicted" to being present. When asked about his spiritual beliefs, Andrew says he

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00:05:34

From Violin Auditions to Operatic Vocals | Show Clip

The Paris Chong Show ·

2025/02/21

Andrew Raiher reveals his extensive background in singing, including operatic training, which he pursued to gain access to music college. He shares a humorous anecdote about his audition and performs a brief excerpt from a John Ireland poem set to music. He contrasts his experience with Paris Chong's son, who is not interested in performing. Andrew discusses the differences in musical opportunities and culture between the UK and the US, attributing the abundance of UK musicians to the cold

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00:04:36

The Making of the Paris Chong Show Jingle | Show Clip

The Paris Chong Show ·

2025/02/19

Paris Chong and Andrew Raiher discuss the making of the Paris Chong Show jingle, which Andrew recorded. Paris is obsessed with the jingle and envisions recording a full song version in the future. Andrew, who has a background in various instruments and film composition, collaborated with Paris after being introduced by their mutual friend Sally Boyden. They also discuss Andrew's desire to expand his music production business to a wider range of clients, including major studios like Disney and

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00:06:35

Two Leos and an Emmy | Show Clip

The Paris Chong Show ·

2025/02/17

Andrew Raiher discusses his musical career, starting from childhood lessons to playing with Sia in London. He transitioned into film composition and moved to Los Angeles after working with composer Klaus Bardelt. Andrew shares anecdotes about his experiences, including a humorous story about his "tribal" tattoo, and reflects on his creative process. He emphasizes his preference for expressing his art through collaboration with other media, particularly film, rather than pursuing a solo

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00:39:27

Andrew Raiher, Music, UK Memories, Tattoos, A Candid...

The Paris Chong Show ·

2025/02/12

Get ready for a double dose of musical magic on the Paris Chong Show! Part 1, Paris chats with the incredibly talented Andrew Raiher, the man behind the catchy Paris Chong Show jingle. They dive into Andrew's fascinating career, from playing gigs in London (that he barely remembers!) to composing for TV and film, including the Emmy-winning Palm Royale. Plus, they bond over having sons named Leo and Andrew shares the hilarious story behind his one-of-a-kind Vegas tattoo.In the Part 2, Andrew

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00:02:16

Long Live Photojournalism! | Show Clip

The Paris Chong Show ·

2025/02/10

Instagram has changed how people appreciate photography by allowing users to easily alter images with filters, blurring the lines between reality and artifice. The rise of AI further complicates matters by making it difficult to distinguish between real and fake images. While photojournalists still use Instagram to showcase their work, they are increasingly concerned about maintaining the authenticity of their images in an era where anyone can be a photographer and manipulate reality. Despite these

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00:09:42

Healing Through Photography | Show Clip

The Paris Chong Show ·

2025/02/07

Pulitzer Prize-winning photojournalist Barbara Davidson could explores the healing power of photography. Davidson discovered this healing power when she started a new job at the LA Times following the death of her mother. While photographing a paralyzed woman who had been shot, Davidson found herself able to move past her grief and tell the woman's story. This experience led her to create a photo series about people who had been affected by gun violence in Los Angeles, which won her the Pulitzer

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00:05:30

Swing States and Small Towns | Show Clip

The Paris Chong Show ·

2025/02/05

Barbara Davidson travels across the United States to swing states prior to the election to get a pulse of the country and see which way it was leaning. The reporter that traveled with her took the Greyhound bus, while she drove. She was surprised by how much she liked the small town of Cashton, Wisconsin and said that she could live there. She was also surprised by how kind everyone was to her, regardless of their political beliefs. Barbara feels that her mission allowed her to be completely open

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00:03:53

Road Trip Revelations: A Photographer's Journey...

The Paris Chong Show ·

2025/02/03

Photographer Barbara Davidson, on a story for The Globe and Mail, travels across the US. In Coldwater, Michigan, she is surprised to find a large Yemeni community and capture a photo of a Yemeni woman in a hijab at the fair, which visually represents a modern America. She also discusses her road trip experience, starting with an 18-hour traffic jam caused by a car accident, and their fascination with seeing how people live in different parts of the country. Show Clip from The Paris Chong Show with

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00:39:52

Barbara Davidson, Pulitzer and Emmy Winning...

The Paris Chong Show ·

2025/01/29

Barbara Davidson, a Pulitzer and Emmy Award-winning photographer, joins Paris on The Paris Chong Show. Davidson discusses her project for *The Globe and Mail*, where she traveled from Los Angeles to New York, documenting swing states and aiming to capture quintessential American scenes. She highlights her photo from Coldwater, Michigan, showing a woman in a hijab at a fair, reflecting the area's large Yemeni community and illustrating a "modern America".Davidson also talks about her journey to

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00:06:13

The Spark that Lit a Career | Show Clip

The Paris Chong Show ·

2025/01/27

Caruso's early experience with photography and film began at home, where he learned to operate a projector and watch films. The film "The Magnificent Ambersons," directed by Orson Welles, sparked his interest in lighting and cinematography and inspired him to pursue a career in the film industry. He started a film production company at 15, making commercials and industrial documentaries, and later joined the union as a still photographer. His journey in the film industry was shaped by

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00:06:06

The Importance of a Still Photographer on Set | Show...

The Paris Chong Show ·

2025/01/24

The importance of a still photographer is highlighted when Caruso recounts a director's relief at his arrival. The director was confident that with Caruso on set, he no longer had to worry about the stills for publicity or marketing. Caruso also shares how he got the opportunity to work with Robert Zemeckis on "Death Becomes Her" because Zemeckis saw his work on Ron Howard's crew and "figured that if you're working with Ron, then that's who we want to work with."

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00:08:44

Early Start: From Home Movies to Hollywood Sets |...

The Paris Chong Show ·

2025/01/22

Phillip Caruso's mother supported his interest in photography and film. She kept his father's Leica cameras and film equipment after his passing, recognizing her son's potential interest. When Caruso was young, he learned how to operate a projector and even started a film production company at the age of 15. He initially wanted to be a director of photography, but the path was long. He eventually joined the union as a still photographer, after facing rejections and learning about the

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00:05:40

Hollywood Stories: Sharon Stone and Other Actors |...

The Paris Chong Show ·

2025/01/20

Phillip Caruso had a good working relationship with Sharon Stone, who never asked him to leave the set. He says that actors sometimes ask the still photographer to leave if they don't trust them, know them, think they are incompetent, or if the photographer thinks that the lighting is set up for them and not the film. Caruso was once called in to replace a still photographer who had been fired, after which the director expressed relief that he didn't have to worry about the stills for the

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