Clark Duke is an actor, writer, and director whose career includes Hot Tub Time Machine, The Office, Kick-Ass, and Greek. He later stepped behind the camera to write, direct, and star in the crime thriller Arkansas alongside Liam Hemsworth, Vince Vaughn, and John Malkovich. Now, Clark returns as writer and director of Stranglehold, his new Arkansas-set crime comedy starring Ashley Benson, Jake Lacy, Justin Long, and Ron Perlman. In this full interview, Clark looks back on his biggest roles, joining

Matt Aguilar of Agents of Fandom sits down with Daid Ramsey and Aaron Schoenke to discuss the long process of getting Legend of The White Dragon made. They also discuss the movie's family dynamic and the epic costumes in the film.Check out https://www.agentsoffandom.com for the latest TV and Movie reviews!📱 FOLLOW US:https://www.instagram.com/AgentsOfFandomhttps://www.facebook.com/AgentsOfFandomhttps://www.twitter.com/AgentsFandomhttps://www.tiktok.com/@agentsfandomSubscribe to the Agents of Fandom

Half the Picture's guest this episode is Greg McHugh, the actor, writer and comedian responsible for bringing Howard to life in the beloved comedy 'Fresh Meat' as well as for writing and starring in the hit BAFTA winning show 'Gary: Tank Commander' and fronting the warm and wonderful 'Only Child' amongst so many others.Greg joined Billy on the pod' to chat about his memories of making Fresh Meat, his favourite moments playing Howard and whether a Fresh Meat reunion might be on the cards. He also

In this episode Dr. Hettie V. Williams is in conversation with Dr. Beth R. Wilson about her work on the history of emotions among enslaved people in the Antebellum South. Williams is a multi-award winning professor of history at Monmouth University and director of the African Diaspora Studies Program in the Department of History and Monmouth University and Wilson is currently a Teaching Fellow in U.S. History in the History Department at the University of Warick and the author of ‘I Felt All ...

This week, we're joined by the legendary actor and voice actor Greg Eagles, best known for voicing Grim in 'Grim & Evil' and 'The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy', Aku Aku in the 'Crash Bandicoot' series, and playing various roles across film, tv and video games.Greg joins Jamie to discuss his early career, working with Mark Hamill and Tim Curry, and living the dream in the world of voice acting.Follow Greg on

Cinco relatos escalofriantes de personas que tuvieron la mala fortuna de encontrarse cara a cara con lo inquietante y lo desconocido.Ponte cómodo, apaga la luz y disfruta este nuevo episodio de Historias de MundoCreepy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Austin is joined by filmmaker and VFX artist Matthew Ward to discuss Ward's career, spanning from his early days working on the Star Wars prequels, The Matrix sequels, and a lot of films with Robert Zemeckis, to his pivot in the 2010s to work on video game cinematics for beloved titles like Destiny and Borderlands.It's a fun, fast-moving talk about the arc of an artist, changing technology in film, and a reminder of just how long Francis Ford Coppola was trying to get Megalopolis off the

Send us Fan Mail This week we're discussing how Erin celebrated Dolly Parton Day, Ange's trip to SoCal for a Robyn concert, and a highlight of the assholes we've encountered along the way...it's a classic Basic Bitch, enjoy! Listen to Erin's show on KALW, Bounce Visit one of our favorite restaurants, Emmy's Spaghetti Shack Grab a sandwich at Ange's favorite new spot, Ocean Subs VOTE IN THE MIDTERMS. THE PLANET DEPENDS ON YOU. Support the show Thanks for listening and for your supp...

Matthew Toffolo interviewed Elvis Maleko about his first short film "The Aloha Within," which he wrote, directed, and acted in. Elvis explained how he was born on August 20th, 1977 - the same day Elvis Presley died - and was named after the iconic singer by his Hawaiian parents, who were big fans. He discussed his background in entertainment, including performing fire knife dancing for 25 years and being part of a traveling luau show family that performed across the mainland. The film explores the

You may know the sensual Medusa… but have you ever met the spiritual Medusa? 🐍✨On the next Behind Her Scenes, we’re getting to know this goddess through three very different sides of who she is:🔥 BODY🧠 MIND✨ SPIRITWe explore Medusa’s connection with her body, get inside her mind, and discover the spirituality that plays a deeper role in her life.But this isn’t just another sit-down conversation.Each part of the episode brings a different experience designed to reveal something new about

Matthew Toffolo interviewed Jeff and Ben, the creative team behind the short film "Burnouts." They discussed the autobiographical nature of the film, which is about two friends in their twenties experiencing an existential crisis. Jeff shared details about the production process, including the challenges of balancing day jobs, shooting in extreme heat, and the importance of their core team. They explained their inspiration from early 2000s comedies and aimed to create a "smart stupid" comedy with a

Reviews of You Had To Be There, Verity and more. Plus a spoiler review of Digger. You have been warned. Hilarity ensues.0:00 Intro 11:25 VisionQuest Trailer Reaction 16:49 The New Name of Paramount-WB Revealed 19:35 The Three Projects Kathleen. Kennedy is Proud of 26:25 Nicolas Cage Says MCU is Becoming WWE 32:01 Dana Walden Blames Moana 2 For Moana Live Action Flop 36:47 Comments 37:40 You Had to Be There Review 42:11 Verity Review 46:33 Digger Spoiler Review 1:02:27 Final Comments 1:06:48 Outro

How does an independent podcaster get on the radar of Forbes? In this episode of Better Call Daddy, host Reena Friedman Watts sits down with Frank Racioppi, Forbes contributing writer and founder of Earworthy, to pull back the curtain on podcast press, podcast reviews, and what editors actually want to see.Frank takes us from his childhood in New Jersey to becoming one of the most passionate champions of the independent podcast community. He explains why he left corporate podcast coverage behind

This Is Buzz is experimental and music-driven documentary, illustrating the tale of the seismically influential, yet somehow forgotten, MTV slice of life docuseries BUZZ, which only ran for 13 episodes in 1990. The show took an experimental approach to uncovering often undiscussed corners of global life. With fast-paced edits giving the show an avant-garde feel, the series would tackle specific subjects with each entry. This dream-like almost subliminal feel pre-dated the media oversaturation we

On this Thursday bonus episode we are going to play the interview from episode 292 from November 2020 featuring the Legendary Joe Bob Briggs who came on the show to talk to us about the state of low budget genre filmmaking and what indie filmmakers are up against in 2020. Joe Bob is the perfect match for our chat with the equally legendary Lloyd Kaufman, who’s films have made it on Joe Bob’s show as well as Lloyd himself! After that we play another round of You’re the expert, enjoy! Don’t forget

Tell us what you though of the episode 🎙️ On this episode of the Kingdom of Dreams Podcast, I sit down with acclaimed editor Dody Dorn to discuss her work on Heart of the Beast, starring Brad Pitt. Dody takes us inside the editing room, from the importance of music in shaping the film to the emotional process of cutting a scene that deeply affected both her and the director. We also talk about an unexpected puppy showing up at her door while she was editing the film, the creative decisions

Joining host Michael Azevedo on this episode is documentary filmmaker Nick Beaulieu, the director of a personal and thought-provoking film called "My Omaha," which will have its broadcast premiere on the PBS series Independent Lens on Oct 5. The film will also be available on the PBS app and its YouTube channel on the same day.Set in Omaha, Nebraska — where the legacies of Malcolm X, racial segregation, and political division still shape everyday life — the film follows filmmaker Nick as he

Half the Picture's guest this episode is Lara Pulver, currently starring as Bella Harrigan in the second season of Guy Ritchie's 'MobLand', now streaming on Paramount+. The Olivier-nominated actress is also well known for her unforgettable turn as Irene Adler in 'Sherlock', as well as her work on projects as diverse as 'Spooks', 'Maternal', 'The Split', 'Da Vinci's Demons' and 'Edge of Tomorrow', amongst so many others. Lara joined Billy on the pod' to chat about returning to 'MobLand' and what it's

Everyone knows you need to market your movie. But how do you actually understand the market? How can you look at the box office, or social media trends and figure out what type of movie to make and how to release it? That's the angle of today's episode of The Producer Podcast as I return to the world of marketing with Ash Greyson of Ribbow Media Group.Host: Micah VersemannGuest: Ash Greyson, Ribbow Media GroupPickup The Producer's Life Book today

On this week’s episode, I’m rejoined by Sean McNulty of The Ankler’s excellent morning newsletter, The Wakeup, to discuss some of the big stories in the news. We start with the Paramount-Skydance/Warner Bros. deal going through its final phases before approval, before heading into some discussion of the federal film tax credits (17:10), and then wrapping up with a discussion of the state of sports rights and plateauing audience numbers there (29:30).