But I really do not care. I am still in a state of shock about this video and I mean that in the best possible way. Please watch it because what I owe Francis Abbey is beyond evaluation.
Showing posts with label Things I Didn't Learn In Film School. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Things I Didn't Learn In Film School. Show all posts
Sunday, May 16, 2010
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
The Four Horsemen Have Arrived...
Chris Jacques, Phil Grech, Jon Medina and myself have started the podcast to end all all podcasts.
I am still doing Movie Geeks United and Things I Didn't Learn In Film School. I always want to do those, but I needed to add another outlet. I hope you will join us every Monday at 11:00 PM(EST) on Blog Talk Radio.
Below is a link to the first show.
Saturday, March 27, 2010
Things I Didn’t Learn In Film School – Episode 13
It's all about Official Rejection on the latest episode of Things I Didn't Learn In Film School. We talk to Paul Osborne, Scott Storm and Blayne Weaver. This was an awesome show and we hope you love it too!! Thank you for your support!!
Things I Didn’t Learn In Film School – Episode 12
Francis And I welcome J. Michael Whalen to talk about the latest Oscars telecast. Very colorful episode and I rant a lot. Great stuff!!!!
Saturday, February 27, 2010
Anna Easteden Interviewed On Things I Didn't Learn In Film School
Sunday, February 14, 2010
Things I Didn’t Learn In Film School – Episode 10 At FilmSnobbery.com
Francis and Jerry talk to filmmaker Zack Parker about his films and getting a distribution deal.
Things I Didn’t Learn In Film School – Episode 9 At FilmSnobbery.com
Francis and Jerry interview Dan Kanes, cinematographer of “Winter Nights,” about the DSLR revolution.
Things I Didn't Learn In Film School Episode 8 At FilmSnobbery.com
Francis and Jerry talk to Wayne Shipley, director of the independent Western, One-Eyed Horse (www.one-eyedhorse.com).
Sunday, January 10, 2010
Things I Didn't Learn In Film School Episode 7 Parts 1 and 2 Links At FilmSnobbery.Com
The latest and greatest episode of "Things I Didn't Learn In Film School" is now up at FilmSnobbery.com. This show is broken up into two parts. The links are below. Paul Busetti, Francis Abbey, J. Michael Whalen and Jerry Dennis bring you "The Directors Of The Decade" and all the madness that comes with my obsessions. This episode was an absolute joy and would not be possible without the support of Nic Baisley!!
Thank you for your support so far.
Monday, December 28, 2009
Things I Didn't Learn In Film School Episode 6 Is Live At FilmSnobbery.com
Francis Abbey, J. Michael Whalen and myelf have another great conversation about a lot of great film related things. I get to talk about David Gordon Green, Parker Posey, Tim Orr and Hal Hartley. I am very very happy. Please give it a listen.
Things I Didn't Learn In Film School Episode 5 Is Live At FilmSnobbery.com
Francis and I talk to filmmaker and award cinematographer, J. Michael Whalen. I get very excited because my pick is Lisa Cholodenko's Laurel Canyon.
Sunday, December 6, 2009
Things I Didn't Learn In Film School Episode 3 Is Live and With Our First Special Guest...
Francis Abbey and I were very fortunate to talk with Erik Kristopher Myers and the trials and tribulations of making his first feature film, Roulette. It is a great interview with a lot of great insights. Also, I go wild about Rian Johnson's Brick.
Things I Didn't Learn In Film School Episode 2 At FilmSnobbery.com
Francis Abbey lets me go wild talking about Werner Herzog and Abel Ferrara. It is another great show. Please give it a listen over a Filmsnobbery.com. Good Times for a change!!
Things I Didn't Learn In Film School Episode 1 Makes it Debut At FilmSnobbery.com
Francis Abbey and I have started a podcast called "Things I Didn't Learn At Film School" at Filmsnobbery.com. We are eternally grateful to Nic Baisley for hosting the show on his awesome website. There are so many great shows and articles over there. Please check it out. Thank you.
I have two podcasts now and this is only the beginning. You can also subscribe to the show on iTunes.
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