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Podstruck: A Rom-Com RewindIt Happened One Night: Here Comes The Groom! (with Nick Duke)It's our final episode of the subcategory "Rom-Com Icons" and we're covering the Frank Capra movie that swept at The Oscars, It Happened One Night, starring Clark Gable and Claudette Colbert. And we are joined by our editor Nick Duke (Cinestory Writing Fellow, Second round at the Austin Film Festival, and a Screencraft Fellow) to break down what parts of this pre-Code Hollywood rom-com still work and what parts don't. Hint: it has to do with smacking the leading lady! We also discuss if Steve Buscemi is Clark Gable's doppelgänger, why It Happened One Night only happened because o...
2026-01-211h 16
FilmcourageIf You Want To Sell A Screenplay… Concept Is King - Collin WattsOur two new books... STORY QUESTIONS is currently 10% off! - https://payhip.com/b/ZTvq9
and 17 Steps To Writing A Great Main Character - https://payhip.com/b/kCZGd
See the video version of this podcast on YouTube here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aeh9KTgi1is
Collin Watts is a Los Angeles based screenwriter with a focus on creating genre films with a personal touch. Originally from Illinois, he is a graduate of Florida State University and the UCLA professional screenwriting program.
Collin began his career by writing several successful short films that premiered in over 30 festivals worldwide...
2026-01-141h 45
MIXX FM CHARLEROICiné Story avec Laurent : Le 7e Art... en mode Opération Déballage !Bienvenue dans Ciné Story, le podcast qui pirate les coulisses d'Hollywood ! Notre hôte, Laurent, un véritable encyclopédiste du bobinage, plonge tête la première dans les secrets de tournage, les légendes WTF et les anecdotes que les studios ne voulaient surtout pas que vous sachiez.#CineStory #Laurent #AnecdotesCine #CoulissesHollywood #7emeArt #PodcastCinema #LeCineVuParLaurent #FilmCulte #DerriereLaCamera #HistoireDuCinema #OnVeutLesSecrets
2025-10-1000 min
The BraveMaker Podcast296: BREAK IN & LEVEL UP with special guest Joey Tuccio (Roadmap Writers)Writers — ever feel like breaking into the industry is a mystery no one’s willing to explain? Joey Tuccio has been changing that for nearly a decade.Starting his career at Bold Films (Drive, Nightcrawler, Whiplash) and reading for companies repped by Hugh Jackman and George Clooney, Joey saw just how tough it is for writers to get real access and actionable feedback. So he co-founded Roadmap Writers, now one of the leading platforms connecting writers to execs and reps across the industry.Since 2016, Roadmap Writers has helped 440+ writers sign with reps and launch careers at Netflix, Hulu, Amazon, Lion...
2025-10-0131 min
Creator's Cafe41. Megan Green - Embracing Power in HeartbreakMegan reveals how she stays committed to her craft through the tough times and creates stories of people rising above their situation. My guest Megan Green is an award-winning screenwriter based in Los Angeles. Megan's work has been recognized by the Austin Film Festival, Screencraft, Stowe Story Labs, Sundance Labs, and the Coverfly/Act Two mentorship program.ONLY HUMANS, the indie drama feature she co-wrote, premiered at the Napa Valley Film Festival.Her feature THE FAMILY HARVEST was later developed with Atlas Entertainment. Her feature biopic drama, ELEANOR & JACK, has ranked in the to...
2025-09-181h 05
Live On Air with Steven CuocoLukas Hassel: Writer, Director, Actor and Producer - House of AbrahamBorn and raised in Denmark, Lukas Hassel trained and graduated from the Samuel Beckett Theater School, Trinity College in Dublin, Ireland. Resides in the US.As a screenwriter, Lukas won the Screencraft and CineStory Fellowship as well as placing top 30 and top 40 in the Nicholl's Fellowship. Won the Shore Film Fund as well as Fresh Voices TV Pilot competition.Lukas wrote and directed the sci-fi short film "Into the Dark" which went on the win multiple awards for acting, writing and directing and played in over 70 film festivals world wide. His latest award winning horror short film, "...
2025-06-2232 min
The ISA PodcastStephanie Bast, Emerging Screenwriter InterviewStephanie Bast was abandoned in Korea, adopted by Italians and raised in a town so small and white, someone asked: "How are you gonna understand her when she starts speaking?" Fiercely loved and protected, she was taught to fear "the other" while knowing "the other" was herself. She started to write comedy to heal a wound. Now she writes to heal others, creating characters who think they're not enough, desperate to prove they're worthy of being saved. Stephanie lives in Los Angeles and is currently ISA's Story Farm fellow, Roadmap's Diversity Fellow, studied at UCLA extension and...
2025-05-0935 minThe BraveMaker Podcast268: Making of Award Winning ‘THE DEVIL AIN’T PIUS’Join us for an inspiring conversation with three incredible creatives shaping the entertainment world!
Meet our special guests:
Miatta Vincent Ronca
Screenwriter and Executive Producer
Miatta Vincent Ronca has optioned several films, including Once Upon a Wedding to Foxboro Productions and Butterflyto Sidney Kimmel Productions. In 2019, she won the Writers Lab Screenwriting Competition, and in 2020, she was a semifinalist in the CineStory TV Fellowship Contest. Later that same year, she debuted her sketch show Miatta’s Festival Show on TikTok. In 2022, she formed her production company, II of Cups Productions. In 2024, her screenplay Th...
2024-12-1831 min
True North Country Comics PodcastsJay Flores-Holz talks about being the Cartoon Coach
Here’s my chat with Jay Flores-Holz about his work at Cartoon Coach, his plans for the future and more.
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Jay Flores-Holz is a Toronto based Disney approved artist. Jay’s achievements include the Sheridan College Animation Production program, television animation, comic books as well as Creative Manager at Joe Books...
2024-09-3024 min
Romancing the Story: Writing Romance, Storytelling, and Book StructureEp 78 - Book Adaptation: Turning Novels into Screenplays with Emily Roberson"....(Screenwriting) is, to me, a lot more puzzle-like than novels...if somebody gives me a screenplay to read that is 140 pages, I know it doesn't work."Award-winning author Emily Roberson explores the intricacies of adaptation as she delves into how to write compelling scripts. From options as an author to translating a story to the screen, Emily shares insights, challenges, and plenty of examples. Whether you’re a writer or simply curious about storytelling, join us as we unpack the written word and its visual counterpart.Connect with Emilyhttps://www.emilyrobersonbooks.co...
2024-08-2752 min
In a Manner of SpeakingEpisode 77 (A Unique Path to Film an dTV Success)Lukas Hassel
Welcome to the June 2024 episode of Paul Meier’s In a Manner of Speaking podcast. This month’s guest is celebrated Danish-American actor, writer, and director Lukas Hassel, who has forged a unique path to success in film and television.
Paul and Lukas are joined by film critic and co-producer of this podcast, Cameron Meier. The three discuss Lukas’s career, life on the film festival circuit, and the challenges of acting in a second language. Accent modification or “reduction” is central to this discussion.
Currently living in New York City, Lukas was born and r...
2024-06-0145 min
Hollywood Wolfpack With Kaia AlexanderKyra Jones: Multi-Hyphenate Black Feminist Powerhouse With A MissionKyra Jones grew up in Annapolis, Maryland, a small city know for its crabs, boats, and being where Kunta Kinte was sold into slavery. You can extrapolate as to how an upbringing in such a location contributed to her hatred of white supremacy and her love of seafood. Kyra is a 2nd-generation West Indian American and spent most of her life talking shit over curry chicken with her Trinidadian family members.After high school, Kyra left the east coast for the Windy City to study acting at Northwestern University, where she was one of only 4 Black theatre...
2023-11-2147 min
Hollywood Wolfpack With Kaia AlexanderKyra Jones: Multi-Hyphenate Black Feminist Powerhouse With A MissionKyra Jones grew up in Annapolis, Maryland, a small city know for its crabs, boats, and being where Kunta Kinte was sold into slavery. You can extrapolate as to how an upbringing in such a location contributed to her hatred of white supremacy and her love of seafood. Kyra is a 2nd-generation West Indian American and spent most of her life talking shit over curry chicken with her Trinidadian family members.After high school, Kyra left the east coast for the Windy City to study acting at Northwestern University, where she was one of only 4 Black theatre...
2023-11-2146 min
Scriptcake61. CineStory Writer's Retreat RecapIf you've never heard of CineStory, you're going to want to listen to this podcast. It is simply one of the most incredible experiences that a screenwriter can have.Support the showFor more information on Lovinder Gill's best-selling book "Scriptcake Secrets" or his public speaking schedule, please check out www.lovinder.com.
2023-10-2507 min
The Livestream Of Consciousness!TLOC Episode 113 LUKAS HASSEL aka Elias VanDykeJoin us for an exciting episode of The Livestream of Consciousness as we interview special guest Lukas Hassel, a multi-talented artist hailing from Denmark. Lukas's diverse background includes training and graduating from the prestigious Samuel Beckett Theater School at Trinity College in Dublin, Ireland, and currently residing in the United States.
With an impressive career as a screenwriter, Lukas has garnered recognition and accolades. Notably, he won the highly esteemed Screencraft and CineStory Fellowship and achieved top 30 and top 40 placements in the renowned Nicholl's Fellowship. Lukas also claimed victory in the Shore Film Fund and Fresh Voices TV Pilot...
2023-10-081h 18
Scriptcake56. Lisanne Sartor - Screenwriter, Teacher, Board President of CineStory FoundationLearn about:- her journey into screenwriting- how to develop your own personal thematic- what you could experience at the CineStory retreat- what screenplay competitions look for Support the showFor more information on Lovinder Gill's best-selling book "Scriptcake Secrets" or his public speaking schedule, please check out www.lovinder.com.
2023-08-271h 01
The Inner World of FilmmakingWriting to Screen: Acting to DirectingLukas Hassel, a multi-talented actor, director, and writer, has left his mark on hit shows like Blacklist, Elementary, and Law and Order. With a keen insight into character development, he shares his unique process for embodying diverse roles. From mastering scripts to his approach to auditions, he fearlessly tackles the challenges and pressures of the acting world.
Social media Links
https://lukashassel.com/
https://www.facebook.com/thelukashassel/
https://www.instagram.com/lukashassel/
Lukas Hassel is an actor, writer and filmmaker living in New York
City. B...
2023-08-081h 13
CréaTalkQuand les Jeux Vidéos et le Cinéma se rencontrent | CréaTalk EP12 S1Quand les jeux vidéo et le cinéma s’échangent leurs technologies, on se retrouve avec de belles œuvres. Venez revoir la discussion avec nous, on a parlé de Parallaxe, de God of War, d’oscilloscope et de casimir…
Petite histoire du Cinéma - POKYS CINESTORY - AdlPoky
Petite histoire des Jeux Vidéo - OUAIS LE JV - Louis Kyrby et Jules
LE PARALLAXE
MATTE PAINTING
DIGITIZED Graphics: Mortal Kombat, début de la censure JV
Les films qui ont trauma des générations
INGENIERIE CREATIVE - Amenir
MOCAP & Perfomance Capture
Le Grand Jeu - Pantxoa
2023-03-242h 23
Cutting For Sign with Ron Cecil and Daniel Penner Cline90 Tim Albaugh - Screenwriter and ProducerTim Albaugh is a writer and producer. He has taught screenwriting at UCLA, UC Irvine, Hollins University, Pixar Animation Studios, and Walt Disney Feature Animation.
He bad been a featured presenter at numerous film festivals, institutes and private screenwriting groups. He also moderates annual panels at the Austin Film Festival, leads the monthly MetaReads at The Metaphor Club in Los Angeles, and mentors for the CineStory Foundation.
Tim’s students and private clients have sold features to all the major studios and has had films produced including ALL EYEZ ON ME and the Christian Bale fi...
2023-02-102h 25
CréaTalkDUNE, STAR WARS et autres adaptations pas terribles...? | CréaTalk EP6 S1Comment vos œuvres préférées passent-elles du papier à l’écran ou vice-versa ? C’est ce qu’on s’est posé comme question lors de notre épisode (un peu folklo) de la semaine dernière. Venez revoir cette discussion, on y parle de d’adaptations, de Star Wars, de Percy Jackson et de douche…
INTRO !
Le Bonjour Folklorique des CréaTalkers indépendants
Pourquoi parler d’adaptation ?
DE QUOI QU’ON PARLE ? D’où ça vient, les adaptations ? - Dorian
Nos licences favorites : Percy Jackson, Miyazaki, Lord of the Rings, Ha...
2023-01-171h 55
CréaTalkComment on fait des EFFETS SPECIAUX? Invité : @BeeFX ! | CréaTALK EP1 S1Et voilà que l’émission est lancée !
Pour le premier épisode, nous avons discuté d’effets spéciaux, d’animations et de minecraft avec le talentueux @Bee_FX. Sans oubliez le tout premier jeu organisé par Pantxoa, notre magnifique game master !
INTRO Le lancement officiel!!
L’invité : BEE_FX
Les différents métiers des effets spéciaux
Les intros Minecraft pour commencer la 3D?
Ce que fait Bee en 3D
Quels logiciels de 3D?
POKY’S CINESTORY : La Magie de Georges Mélie...
2022-12-052h 24The BraveMaker Podcast169: Director and Writer: Catherine Vouvrayhttps://www.instagram.com/acvouvray/
Catherine grew up gay in God’s country. She feared for her life at home with mentally ill parents and out in the rural world of rednecks, where members of the LGBTQ+ and BIPOC communities were killed for sport. She watched, trembling at six, as hooded members of the KKK burned a giant cross. She heard about the boy who was killed for giving a blow job. It’s no wonder that themes of repression of women and minorities are omnipresent in her work. A creative always on the fringes of mainstream society, h...
2022-11-1039 min
Thanks For Coming InAdria TennorAdria Tennor talks her new movie "One Moment", working on various television shows throughout her career, and the time she auditioned to be a 12 year old boy!About Adria: Adria Tennor earned her BFA in stage directing and acting at New York University and Playwrights Horizons Theater School. She began her career as an actress, and her first professional job was playing a twelve-year old boy looking at porn in Tompkins Square park in Hal Hartley’s Amateur, which premiered in the Directors’ Fortnight at Cannes. She works regularly in television and film and is most...
2022-10-0643 min
FilmcourageSolve Your Story Structure Problems In 11 Steps - Pat VerducciWant to see the video version of this podcast? Please visit Youtube here:
https://buff.ly/3QIErCu
Writing Coach, Teacher, Mentor and Screenwriter Pat Verducci teaches two Advanced Screenwriting courses at UCLA TFT. She has written scripts for Touchstone Pictures, Witt-Thomas Productions, and Walt Disney Animation Studios. She has also worked as a story consultant for Disney/Pixar. She wrote and directed the feature film True Crime, starring Alicia Silverstone, and her writing credits also include documentary shorts for HBO and Showtime. She co-produced Somewhere Between, a feature documentary about four teenaged girls transracially adopted from China, and served as...
2022-06-231h 40
The MakersCameran SurlesCameran Surles is a producer, writer, actor living in Los Angeles. We had the most wonderful time hearing about her entrance into the film business, her current projects, and what makes her keep pressing forward creatively. She got her start working on Terrence Mallick's Tree of Life. Soon after, she met another director great James L. Brooks who wrote a part for her in his next film. These experiences instilled in her a deep and enduring love of flawed, complex characters and stories that find the comedy in spite of the tragedies of life. She went on to appear...
2022-05-161h 15
Creativity in CaptivityCOLETTE SARTOR: Short Story LongColette is an award-winning short fiction writer, teacher and mentor. Her short story collection Once Removed won the Flannery O’Connor Award for Short Fiction, the NYC Big Book Award for Short Story Collections, and the Juror’s Choice Award and the Short Stories Award from the National Indie Excellence Awards. Her work has appeared in The Chicago Tribune, Harvard Review, Kenyon Review Online, Slice, Carve, The Rumpus, Prairie Schooner and Colorado Review. Her other awards include a Writers@Work Fiction Prize, a Glenna Luschei Award, a Reynolds Price Short Fiction Award, and a Truman Capote fellowship from the Iowa Writer’s W...
2022-01-2048 min
A Conversation With host Floyd Marshall JrA Conversation With host Floyd Marshall Jr - EPS 26- Craig T Williams - Film Writer Producer and EditorIn this episode of "A Conversation With," I sat down with Craig T Williams, Film Writer/Producer, and Editor. Craig shared with me the importance of rewriting your script. "Rewrites are important because there has to be a moment during the process of creativity where you understand the story you're telling, and sometimes you don't understand that story until you've written it 3 4 5 6 times."
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Craig T Williams BIO:
Craig is a Writer/Producer and Editor. He was just accepted into the WarnerMedia Access Writers Programs (formerly known as HBO Access.) Craig’s one-hour TV pil...
2021-11-021h 36
Scriptcake11. Tim Albaugh - Screenwriter, Mentor, Teacher and ProducerTim Albaugh is a writer/producer and a graduate of the UCLA MFA screenwriting program. Tim has taught screenwriting at UCLA, UC Irvine, Hollins University, Pixar Animation Studios, and Walt Disney Feature Animation.Tim has been a featured presenter at the Richmond International and Sunscreen Film Festivals; Oklahoma Arts Institute; Emerson College Screenwriting Program; Scottsdale Community College and for numerous private screenwriting groups. He also moderates numerous panels every year at the Austin Film Festival, leads the monthly MetaReads at The Metaphor Club in Los Angeles, and acts as a mentor for the CineStory Foundation....
2021-08-231h 03
Damn You're Tall0203 Felisha's BirthdayFelisha's birthday is today. We talk about that for a little and argue about if Felisha should get a soundboard. PokemonGo fest was last week and Felisha caught way too many shiny Pokemon. Graham insists the proper way to play the game is "Gotta Catch 'Em All." Felisha doesn't trust people who don't use cases for their cell phones. The video for Thot Shit by Megan Thee Stallion comes under far more analysis than it deserves. The couple argues about who should go to space. Graham announces his screenplay has reached the quarter-finals of the CineStory competition. The two...
2021-07-241h 01
Coffee ContrailsInterview with David PirinelliInterview with emerging writer David Pirinelli: Recent Cinestory semifinalist with his story "Niagara Fell" and his advancement to the Second Round with "Hell Off Earth" at the Austin Film Festival, David's work continues to impress. His short story "NumbersFTW" can be found in the anthology "Unlocked Stories: Ten Stories, One Phone" or listen to his Coffee Contrail's adventure Reunion. Learn more about his creative projects at unlockedstories.com.
2021-02-1729 min
TV Writer Podcast - Audio116 - Tawnya Bhattacharya, Founder of Script Anatomy
This week, host Gray Jones interviews Tawnya Bhattacharya, founder of the #1 TV writing school in the USA, Script Anatomy.
Please watch Tawnya's original interview from June 2013 (episode 078) to find out about her background, how she teamed up with Ali Laventhol (interviewed in episode 115), and how and why she started Script Anatomy.
TAWNYA BHATTACHARYA BIOGRAPHY:
Tawnya Benavides Bhattacharya is the Founder & CEO of Script Anatomy and currently the Co-Executive Producer of Apple’s "Salsa."
A screenwriting teacher for the past 15 years, Bhattacharya launched Script Anatomy in 2011 just as her career was...
2021-01-191h 14
TV Writer Podcast - Video116 - Tawnya Bhattacharya, Founder of Script Anatomy
This week, host Gray Jones interviews Tawnya Bhattacharya, founder of the #1 TV writing school in the USA, Script Anatomy.
Please watch Tawnya's original interview from June 2013 (episode 078) to find out about her background, how she teamed up with Ali Laventhol (interviewed in episode 115), and how and why she started Script Anatomy.
TAWNYA BHATTACHARYA BIOGRAPHY:
Tawnya Benavides Bhattacharya is the Founder & CEO of Script Anatomy and currently the Co-Executive Producer of Apple’s "Salsa."
A screenwriting teacher for the past 15 years, Bhattacharya launched Script Anatomy in 2011 just as her career was...
2021-01-191h 14
I Survived Theatre SchoolLarry BatesIntro: Gina and Jen talk peasant DNA, jobs, the specific experience of being employed by the Catholic Church and how that convinced Nicolas Cage to hire Jen, making the quarterfinals of the CineStory TV writing contest. Let Me Run This By You: on the topic of Woo Woo culture, does one have to buy in to the whole culture or can they just adopt the tenets? Also, having a finely tuned bullshit meter, the allure of MLMs, spending $90k at the Bodhi Tree, The Power of Now, The Secret, Oprah's podcast, Interview: We talk to Larry Bates...
2021-01-051h 23
Points of View PodcastEpisode Two | Award Winning Filmmaker & Founder of SELA FILMS Aimiende Negbenebor SelaAIMIENDE NEGBENEBOR SELA | Is a Writer-Director of Nigerian descent, adopted by a Jewish-Israeli family from the Bronx.
Her award-winning short films have screened at numerous festivals across the world, and her screenplays have placed in several contests including Austin Film Festival, Cinestory Fellowship, Nicolls Academy, Screencraft, and the Sundance Writer’s Lab.
As a short form prose writer, Aimiende's work has been published in several magazines. Her favorite short story, Peach Cobbler, was published in African Voices Magazine – a publication dedicated to fostering cultural understanding and awareness through literature, art, and film.
Growing up a...
2020-09-0918 min
CinestoryCineStory - O que assistir #5 - Quem dará as notícias em um mundo cheio de zumbis?No episódio de hoje, tem o que assistir e o que jogar!
Qual será a recomendação principal deste episódio? E a desrecomendação? Bem, já adianto que gostamos de tudo que foi abordado, embora gostamos de umas coisas mais do que as outras. E, além de uma comédia e um drama, temos um jogo que é considerado, por muitos, como o melhor de todos os tempos (e cuja sequência acabou de chegar ao Playstation 4).
2020-07-1319 min
CinestoryCineStory - O que assistir #4 - Obrigado a dobrar a línguaOlá ouvintes!
Mais um episódio fresquinho saindo do forno...
Nele vamos dar nossas impressões sobre o final de uma série bem recente e famosa, cuidando ao máximo para não darmos Spoilers!
Além disso, vamos falar de dois filmes que assistimos na semana. O primeiro deles nós recomendamos para aqueles que procuram uma comédia romântica para passar o tempo.
E, no outro, explicamos porque não recomendamos um dos filmes indicados para o Oscar deste ano.
Quer saber mais? Então, dê o play nesse...
2020-07-0725 min
CinestoryCineStory - O que assistir #3 - A vastidão da noite sombriaOlá ouvintes!
Neste novo episódio, iremos recomendar uma série e dois filmes (filmes bem diferentes e ótimos).
Você pode estar pensando... Poxa! Só 3 recomendações?
Mas o motivo é justificável. Pois, para uma das recomendações (a primeira, por sinal), precisamos assistir 18 episódios para poder opinar ;)
Ficou curioso? Então dê o play e descubra quais são as surpresas dessa semana! =)
2020-06-2220 min
CinestoryCineStory - O que Assistir #2 - Especial dia dos namoradosO episódio desta semana é especial! Pensado para todos aqueles que estão vivendo, estiveram ou estão a procura de um grande amor para comemorar o Dia dos Namorados. Analisamos de forma descontraída as séries e filmes que assistimos na semana que passou e selecionamos aquelas que, na nossa opinião, são indicadas, desindicadas e uma super, hiper, mega indicação para que você assista com a sua cara-metade.
Escute agora mesmo e saiba o que assistir no dia 12 de junho!
Deixe a sua opinião no cinestory.com.br e compartilhe...
2020-06-0833 min
CinestoryCineStory - O que Assistir #1: Julgando a pistola do Llewyn DavisOlá! Mudamos o nome do CineStory Review, para Cinestory - O que Assistir. E também fizemos um episódio mais curto.
Nesta semana, compartilhamos novas indicações e desindicações. Tem comédias, dramas e documentários. E um romance, também.
Por isso, não se esqueça de ouvir, compartilhar e nos contar o que achou! Pode ser pelo Instagram, no @cinestorypodcast ou no Twitter, me contatando diretamente pelo @lucaseditor.
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tags: podcast, cinema, séries, documentário, llewyn davis, irmãos cohen, julgados pela mídia, george clooney
2020-06-0125 min
CinestoryCineStory Review 2 - Watchmen, Casal Improvável, Final Fantasy 7 Remake, Pixar e muito maisUm novo formato para o CineStory Podcast. Veja dicas de histórias que você deve - e que não deve - assistir, ler ou jogar. São filmes e séries nos mais diversos streamings, além de livros e jogos.
Este é um novo formato para o CineStory Review e terá um episódio novo toda a semana (ou quase). E, no próximo semestre, mais análises e o compartilhamento dos meus estudos sobre cinema e narrativa.
Veja nesse episódio: Final Fantasy 7 Remake, E Se Fossde Verdade, Dois Irmãos (o longa da Pixar), Wa...
2020-05-2540 min
Where R.A. Now?Season 2; Episode 31. Jake Arky '06 - '08 (Lafayette) with cohost Brian Rosenwinkel (Carlyle)Jake Arky is the Program Manager for The Unusual Suspects Theatre Company
and an artist in residence for The Geffen Playhouse after serving as the
Associate Director of Education-Playwriting for TheatreWorks | Silicon Valley.
Theatrically trained at the University of Utah’s Youtheatre Conservatory, Jake
began writing and producing original plays before completing his Bachelor of
Fine Arts in dramatic writing at New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts.
He is the author of the plays Brothers of Emery, The Green Flash, The Birthday
Girl...
2020-03-0839 min
The Write ProcessColette Sartor on Linking Stories, Good Revision Advice, and Once Removed and Other StoriesColette Sartor won the 2018 Flannery O’Connor Award for Short Fiction for her collection Once Removed and Other Stories. Her writing has appeared in Carve Magazine, Slice Magazine, the Chicago Tribune, Kenyon Review Online, Colorado Review, and elsewhere. She teaches at the UCLA Extension Writers’ Program as well as privately and is an executive director of the CineStory Foundation, a mentoring organization for emerging TV writers and screenwriters.
2019-12-2038 min
CinestoryCineStory Review 01 - O Pássaro do OrienteO pássaro do oriente é um filme original Netflix, baseado em um livro do mesmo nome. Estrelado por Alicia Vikander, o longa se passa em Tóquio, no ano de 1989 e começa quando a protagonista é levada pela polícia para ser interrogada. Ela é suspeita de matar a sua amiga, que há pouco tempo tinha dado aquela furadinha de olho nela, ficando com o namorado dela. Namorado, alias, esquisitão. Os dois se conheceram quando ele começou a fotografar ela no meio da rua.
O filme é um mistério. Mas será que é um bom mistério? Veja o que eu a...
2019-11-2406 min
CinestoryCineStory 12 - Você tem certeza que entendeu Sociedade dos Poetas Mortos?Sociedade dos Poetas Mortos é um filme que ficou famoso na época do seu lançamento e, mesmo não contando mais com o prestígio de antes, ainda é bastante conhecido. Principalmente pela história do "Carpe Diem". Por isso, muitas pessoas acham que o filme é sobre "viva esse dia como se fosse o último". Mas elas estão enganadas.
Carpe Diem não significa isso. O filme não fala isso.
Mas, então, sobre o que é Sociedade dos Poetas Mortos? Bem, isso é o que explico no episódio 12 do CineStory Podcast. E ainda falo sobre uma fórmula...
2019-11-1319 min
CinestoryCineStory 11 - Você sabia que animações infantis são mais violentas que dramas adultos?Uma pesquisa publicada no British Medical Journal, constatou que animações como O Rei Leão, por exemplo, são mais violentas que filmes feitos para adultos. Ou seja, os longas focados no público infantil costumam ter mais mortes, e elas são muito mais violentas.
Neste CineStory Podcast, você irá descobrir como isso acontece, e como a classificação indicativa permite que, mesmo com a violência, essas animações sejam classificadas como livres para todas as audiências.
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Assuntos: Cinema, O Rei Leão, violência, ciência, pesquisa, animação, drama.
2019-09-0310 min
CinestoryCineStory 10 - Você consegue adivinhar que filmes estou indicando para vocêNo CineStory Podcast de hoje quero indicar dois filmes para você. Mas eles são surpresa... Você, provavelmente já ouvi falar deles (talvez não do segundo, mas do primeiro é quase certo).
São ótimos e, se você não vi, deveria ver.
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Assuntos: Cinema, filmes, indicação de filme, podcast, storytelling
2019-07-1608 min
CinestoryCineStory 09 - O dia em que descobri que Rubens Ewald Filho tinha 5 metros de alturaRubens Ewald Filho foi um dos maiores críticos de cinema do Brasil. Provavelmente, o mais conhecido até hoje. Faleceu no dia 19 de Junho de 2019.
Neste episódio do CineStory Podcast, falo sobre a oportunidade que tive de entrevistar ele em 2004, no Festival de Cinema de Gramado. E como, nesse dia, descobri que ele tinha 5 metros de altura.
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Assuntos: Cinema, Rubens Ewald Filho, entrevista, Festival de Cinema de Gramado, crítico de cinema.
2019-06-2506 min
CinestoryCineStory 08 - Good Omens (ou como Neil Gaiman cumpriu sua promessa à Terry Prachett)Good Omens, lançado na Amazon Prime, é uma minissérie incrível. Baseado no livro lançado em 1990, escrito por Neil Gaiman e Terry Pratchett, ele conta a história de um anjo e um demônio que se unem para impedir a destruição do mundo.
Mas você sabia que essa adaptação, além de contar a história de Aziraphale e Crowley, também conta uma história de amizade fora das telas? E de um pedido que Terry Prachett fez, à Neil Gaiman, antes de morrer?
Ouça o episódio e descubra que promes...
2019-06-1819 min
CinestoryCineStory 07 - O Silêncio Dos Inocentes e o que Faz Uma Boa Adaptação Para o CinemaO Silêncio dos Inocentes é um filme clássico e muito famoso. Muita gente assistiu ao longo dos quase 30 anos que já se passaram do seu lançamento. O que um número menor de pessoas fez, foi ler o livro no qual o longa foi baseado.
Na verdade, adaptado. O Silêncio dos Inocentes é a adaptação de um livro com o mesmo nome. E, depois de 15 anos sem assistir a película, que era uma das favoritas da minha infância e adolescência, eu revi. Mas antes li o livro e percebi que, como adaptação, o...
2019-06-1708 min
CinestoryCineStory 06 - Deus Ex Machina Em Game Of Thrones E Senhor Dos AnéisA última temporada de Game of Thrones foi uma bagunça. Amada por uns, odiada por muitos. E um dos principais problemas apresentados (ao menos é o que diz o Twitter), foi o excessivo uso de Deus Ex Machina.
Mas você sabe o que, realmente, significa esse termo? Porque, em muitas vezes, as pessoas falam bobagem e usam ele de forma errada. E para exemplificar o que é a interferência dos deuses em uma história, uso os filmes Avatar e O Senhor dos Anéis: As Duas Torres. Um deles resolve o problema com Deus Ex Machina, e o outr...
2019-06-1709 min
CinestoryCineStory 05 - Por que Demolidor é bom e Defensores é ruimAs séries dos heróis Marvel na Netflix, foram do céu ao inferno - com Demolidor e Punho de Ferro, respectivamente. E eles fizeram isso em uma tentativa de simular, no mundo da TV, o formato iniciado pelos Vingadores no cinema. A ideia era apresentar cada personagem em seu próprio seriado e, aí então, uní-los contra uma ameaça maior e mais malvada.
E essa união se chama Defensores, o seriado da Netflix que une Demolidor, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage e Punho de Ferro em uma história que, se não é tão rui...
2019-06-1710 min
CinestoryCineStory 04 - O Filme Da Mulher Maravilha Realmente Tem Uma Protagonista Multidimensional?O que significa ser uma personagem tridimensional? Bem, na época em que Mulher Maravilha (Wonder Woman, 2017, dirigido por Patty Jenkins) estava em cartaz nos cinemas, esse foi um assunto muito discutido.
Então, nesse episódio do CineStory Podcast, trazemos a definição do que é uma personagem tridimensional, quais as suas características e debatemos se a rainha das Amazonas é ou não, parte desse grupo.
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REPRISE: Os episódios da primeira temporada do CineStory estão sendo republicados em 2019, para conseguirmos adequar tudo às novas plataformas. =)
Assuntos: Cinema, Storytelling, filme,
2019-06-1613 min
CinestoryCineStory 03 - O dia em que Fake News começaram uma Guerra InterestelarO cinema pode, em muitos casos, ser o espelho da realidade. Em algumas situações, ele retratará a vida como ela é. Em outras, a vida como ela irá ser.
Lançado na década de 1997, Tropas Estelares (Starship Troopers, Paul Verhoeven), é uma sátira que mostra até onde a humanidade vai ao ser manipulada pela mídia de massa, controlada pelo governo.
Esse é um daqueles filmes que vale a pena rever, pois muitas pessoas conseguem absorver apenas a camada mais visível da história, o que acaba fazendo com que ele seja desvalorizado, muitas vezes. Mas, na...
2019-06-1610 min
CinestoryCineStory 02 - Qual é o Melhor Universo de Super Heróis do Cinema?Marvel ou DC? Na verdade, nenhum dos dois. Bem, era o que eu pensava na época.
Esse podcast foi feito em 2017, a promessa de um novo e instigante universo de super-heróis surgia como um sopro novo nesse gênero! Mas, bem, foi tudo por água abaixo. Hoje, nessa reprise, em 2019, eu sei.
Mas o universo que estava sendo pensado pelo diretor M. Night Shayamalan, acabou sendo uma decepção. Por quê? Bem, isso eu deixo pra falar em outro episódio...
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REPRISE: Os episódios da primeira temporada do CineStory...
2019-06-1510 min
CinestoryCineStory 01 - O Nascimento do Studio GhibliNesse primeiro episódio do CineStory Podcast, você saberá como nasceu o Studio Ghibli, um dos mais reconhecidos e premiados estúdios de animação do mundo.
2019-06-1114 min
The 2GuysTalking Podcast Content Feed - All Our 2GuysTalking-Branded Pop Culture-based Content in One Feed2GuysTalkingStarWars: 20 Projects Arriving This Year!The land of Star Wars fandom is a strange one to be sure. Whether it's in the movies, the upcoming television series or any of the twenty different projects that are slated to arrive just in 2019, the realm that fans can get involved in is immense, growing and squarely in the cross hairs of 2GuysTalkingStarWars!
Join us as we run through quickly what is to come in the next year and tell US what projects you're behind, what projects could just be cash grabs and what projects YOU think are going to be great!
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2019-03-1939 min
Write Hot PodcastScript Anatomy with Tawnya BhattacharyaTawnya Benavides Bhattacharya is a writer/producer currently on ABC's A Million Little Things, a screenwriting instructor, and founder of Script Anatomy.A screenwriting teacher for the past 13 years, Bhattacharya launched Script Anatomy in 2011 just as her career was taking off. Her objective: to use her experience of breaking into the TV industry and building a career to help other writers do the same.She created a unique writing curriculum with trademark tools for development, writing and rewriting, which have helped hundreds of writers get a job writing for TV, find representation, or sell pilots...
2019-01-2526 min
El Podcast de Robotania26 El podcast de Robotania: recomendaciones para disfrutarTe invito al Festival Internacional de Cine de Morelia. Te comparto mi opinión de ‘Hasta pronto Christopher Robin de 20th Century Fox, el documental de ‘La muerte y la vida de Marcha P. Johnson y Paris is Burning en Netflix. Te invito al 9no Festín de los Muñecos, a Föbica Fest donde daré una charla sobre ‘La Literatura de horror en el cine’. En mi paseo por las librerías encontré: Gravity Falls Cinestory Comic Vol.1, ‘En el cuerpo correcto’ de Morganna Love, ‘Mediaciones desde el subsuelo’ de Guillermo Fadanelli.
2017-10-2021 min
Basic Brainheart#5 Writer Lorien McKenna on Why Story is QueenLorien McKenna is a screenwriter and story consultant. She specializes in Story and Script Development for both studios and writers, helping them find the best version of their story. Her studio experience includes 10 years at Pixar Animation Studios in Story Development (RATATOUILLE, UP, BRAVE, INSIDE OUT, THE GOOD DINOSAUR), Paramount as a Development Producer, REELFX Animation Studios as a Story Consultant, as well as international studios for both live-action and animation. Her private writing clients include live-action and animation feature and TV writers, directors, and novelists.
In 2015, along with Meg LeFauve and Chris Whitaker, she sold and wrote a TV...
2017-02-2400 min
CineStories PodcastPhil GuidryA conversation with writer/director/producer Phil Guidry about his new film SAVAGELAND.
SAVAGELAND is being released on February 24th across multiple platforms (AmazonInstant, iTunes, GooglePlay/YouTube, Vimeo on Demand, Sony Playstation, XBox, Voodoo, Roku).
2017-02-2234 min2016-11-301h 00CineStories PodcastTani CohenAn interview with indy producer Tani Cohen. Her movie NO PAY, NUDITY is being released on Friday November 11, 2016.
https://www.montereymedia.com/nopaynudity/
2016-11-0936 minCineStories PodcastJoe Forte - The Man Who Saved Ben-HurA conversation with filmmaker Joe Forte and his new documentary THE MAN WHO SAVED BEN-HUR, which is now available on Amazon, iTunes, and DVD.
2016-07-261h 01CineStories PodcastAdrienne BiddleA conversation with producer Adrienne Biddle of Unbroken Pictures.
2016-03-2544 min
CineStories PodcastMeg LeFauve - RevisitedIt's the week of the Academy Awards and Meg LeFauve is nominated for an Oscar for her work on INSIDE OUT. We revisit the conversation we had with her before the movie's release last summer.
2016-02-2425 minCineStories PodcastMeg LeFauveMeg LeFauve talks about her career and how she transitioned from being a producer and President at Egg Pictures to a working screenwriter where she landed a writing assignment on Pixar's INSIDE OUT.
INSIDE OUT hits theaters this Friday, June 19th.
2015-06-1725 minCineStories PodcastFrederick MenschFrederick Mensch, the writer of NIGHTINGALE, talks about his career and how his movie went from script to screen.
NIGHTINGALE premieres on HBO May 29th at 9pm.
Frederick also runs MovieBytes.com, the most comprehensive database of screenwriting contest info, with a free weekly newsletter that goes out to more than 21,000 email subscribers.
2015-05-2734 min
CineStories PodcastPatrick TobinPatrick Tobin, the writer of the soon-to-be released CAKE, sits down to discuss how his script got from the page to screen.
2014-12-0940 min
CineStories PodcastEpisode 109: Writing for Four QuadrantsRecorded at CineStory 2012, in this session development executives Jessica Julius and Leah Estrin discuss what it takes to write for all four quadrants, what works in family films, what doesn't and why.
2013-08-0556 min
CineStories PodcastEpisode 108: What's In A Concept?This month we share with you a discussion about the most fundamental element of a screenplay: its concept.
Recorded at CineStory 2012, in this session pro writers Mark Fergus and Philip Eisner discuss what makes for a great concept. Between them, Mark and Philip have been responsible for films such as CHILDREN OF MEN, IRON MAN and EVENT HORIZON.
2013-07-091h 17
CineStories PodcastEpisode 107: CineStory BeginningsIn this episode we talk to CineStory co-founder and Executive Director Emeritus, Pamela Pierce, about why she founded the organization, how the industry has changed over the past two decades and what screenwriters need to know today.
2013-03-1238 min
CineStories PodcastEpisode 106: The Hyphenate QuestionFrom writer-directors to writer-producers, many writers make their mark by wearing two hats. What kinds of opportunities does the hyphenate open up? Does having a reel, short film or webseries that you directed or produced add value to your career?
In this informal room from the 2012 Retreat, Seth Jaret, CEO of Content Engine, and Josh, a literary manager, speak to this question and the implications of the changing mediaverse for writers trying to succeed in today's Hollywood.
2013-02-1354 min
CineStories PodcastEpisode 105: Writing for TVAre we living in a golden age of TV? Two writer-producers and one rep with clients working in TV discuss how to land that first staff job, what types of material showrunners will consider and what opportunities currently exist for writers looking to work in TV.
2012-04-2438 min
CineStories PodcastEpisode 104: Screenwriting Tips from the ProsEver wondered how the pros do it? Here's your chance to hear working Hollywood writers share advice, tools and methods for mastering the craft of screenwriting. Featuring Philip Eisner, Jonathan Fernandez, Glenn Gers, Meg LeFauve and Pat Verducci.
2012-03-2257 min
CineStories PodcastEpisode 103: writer-producer Meg LeFauve and writer-director Pat VerducciAnother gem from our 2011 Retreat! Just in time for Valentine's Day, this discussion explores the importance of writing from heart as well as maintaining a consistent tone, executing exciting set pieces and much more.
2012-02-1344 min
CineStories PodcastEpisode 102: How to be a Working ScreenwriterRecorded at the 2011 Retreat, this podcast features two literary managers discussing strategies for writing scripts that sell, spec'ing TV shows, as well as finding and working with a manager or agent.
2012-01-1256 min
CineStories PodcastEpisode 101: Q&A with Screenwriter Mark Fergus (CHILDREN OF MEN, IRON MAN, COWBOYS & ALIENS)CineStory is delighted to be launching its podcast series with this Q&A session with previous CineStory Screenwriting Awards winner and mentor, Mark Fergus.
Recorded at a live event held in Los Angeles in 2011, this Academy Award nominee discusses his work on CHILDREN OF MEN, IRON MAN and COWBOYS AND ALIENS as well as answering questions about working with producers and pitching strategies.
Thanks to Mark for participating in the session and for sharing his screenwriting tips and experience. Thanks also to composer Don Bodin for use of his track Home.
CineStory is a nonprofit organization dedicated to mentoring...
2012-01-1043 min