Hollywood at Home: be inspired by the great cinema classics to furnish your home
Often, when deciding how to furnish our home, we feel the need to take inspiration from websites or magazines dedicated to interior design. What would happen if we used the great classics of cinema to get ideas? The possibilities are endless, just like the different movie genres.
Films such as Amélie or Midnight in Paris can, for example, offer inspiration to furnish your home in a delicate French style, while great classics of black and white silent cinema such as The Artist can provide the right inspiration for a classic style decor and traditional, using neutral tones and colours.
But what exactly are the most used decorative elements to furnish a home inspired by the cinema? There are different types on the market, from the cheaper ones such as the famous clapperboard, the slate used by directors to mark the beginning of a scene, to the more luxurious ones, including the wooden cinema benches with vintage charm and globes.
The scenic effect of furniture globes
Furniture globes are undoubtedly one of the most loved objects by those who want to give their home an elegant and timeless look. However, many do not know that they have often also been used as a scenic element in great films of the past: just think of cinematic masterpieces such as The Great Dictator with Charlie Chaplin or Gone with the Wind.
In The Great Dictator, it is the central element of the scene in which Charlie Chaplin, who plays the role of the dictator, raises a globe-shaped balloon in his hands, playing with it and bursting into laughter.
In Gone with the Wind, on the other hand, it can be seen in the scene in which Scarlett meets Rhett, where it is the background to their excited conversation.
Exactly like in film scenes the globe can become a focal point of furniture even in a home, both as an integral part of classic style furniture and declined in modern and futuristic forms.
Zoffoli globes: the extras on the sets
In business for over 70 years, Zoffoli is a Made in Italy brand that deals with the creation of furnishing globes. These decorative elements of the brand, recognised for their elegance and quality of construction materials, as well as for their undoubted scenic effect, have been chosen to appear on the set of some recent films.
In fact, the Zoffoli globe seen in the film Inglorious Basterds is a bar model of the brand, to whose line the Bacco and Explora models also belong: real chests made with precious wood and subjected to craftsmanship, which open to organise crystal glasses and bottles of wine or spirits to keep for special occasions on the inside.
In the film Django, the precious Apollo floor model appears instead, an object with a historical charm made of solid beech wood applied to a rotating axis that shows a map of the sixteenth century.
Furnish Luxury Homes
When we think of furnishing globes, in most cases we tend to consider them as a furnishing solution reserved exclusively for studios or living rooms. In reality, the globe is a decorative element that goes well with different spaces, from the dining room to even the bedroom or children's room.
A bar globe, for example, can be used to furnish a corner of the dining room, perhaps near a comfortable sofa or armchair, to store glasses and bottles to take out during an aperitif or a toast. In a bedroom, on the other hand, the globe can become a design detail to be used to embellish bedside tables or make-up consoles.
Whatever the designated room, the Zoffoli globe remains a safe choice to furnish with elegance, bringing a piece of Hollywood into your home.


In Lesson #4 – Del Boy to Die Hard, we looked at four leadership types represented by fictional characters. In this lesson I want to explore situations in which all four types are present in one community. I will use the TV series ‘Sex and the City’ to examine this ensemble drama which more closely represents organisational cultures.
Let’s remind ourselves of the four characters from the series:
Miranda is a lawyer. In her work she is rigorous about compliance and following the rules. She pays attention to detail. She doesn’t appear too bothered about family life – she became a mother, and then a wife, almost by accident.
Samantha runs a PR company. She is very competent, self-reliant and successful. Although she is well networked, she is avoids intimacy.
Charlotte has a job in an art gallery but it’s not important to her. She is desperate to create a family. She hates conflict and is the peace keeper in the group.
Carrie is a free-lance writer. She is stylish, sensitive and very creative. She has fans.
The Four Leadership Types
Here are the four leadership types described in In Lesson #4 Del Boy to Die Hard:
values community & belonging.
Leadership Style – encouraging, inclusive, getting the best from others, networking, a good spokesperson
values order, compliance and attention to detail,
Leadership Style – fair and just, provides clear direction, a good organiser
values achievement & mastery,
Leadership Style – task force leader, energiser, expedient, risk taker, resourceful
values freedom, self-expression, creativity, individuality
Leadership Style – charismatic, visionary – if you share my vision
Identifying the leadership types
We can now match the characters with their type:
The Catalyst – if you want the job done sensitively
The Guardian – if you want the job done properly
The Driver – if you just want to get the job done
The Visionary – if you want the job done creatively
If you find this a bit of a coincidence you might like to consider that the screenwriters were almost certainly aware of personality types, like those described by Karl Jung for example, and would have created the ensemble with these archetypes in mind.
Approach to the inmost cave – meeting your nemesis
A critical stage of The Leader’s Journey is called ‘Approach to the Inmost Cave’. This is where our Hero meets her nemesis and realizes that in order to achieve her goal she needs to confront her inner demons.
During the course of the series each of the ‘Sex and the City’ characters has to confront an inner demon. Something that confronts the way they see themselves. Their individual worst dread which the writer contrives to make ‘even worse’.
Charlotte is desperate for a family and after years of trying, fails to conceive. Eventually she accepts her childlessness and adopts a Chinese baby and, in the final denouement, becomes pregnant.
Samantha is fiercely capable and independent. Then, horror on horror, she gets breast cancer and becomes vulnerable – her worst fear. At the time she has been with her boyfriend, Smith, for a long time. He is a model, fit, tanned with flowing blond hair. As her hair begins to fall out she decides to take control of the situation and prepares to shave off her own hair. Smith comes up behind her and takes the razor from her hand. He pauses and then proceeds to shave his own hair. Had he shaved her hair that would have been an act of intimacy (something she dreads) but by shaving his own hair he demonstrates true empathy (even worse for someone who doesn’t do intimacy). It was a touching moment and she finally accepts his act of true love.
Carrie is stylish – in one episode she dates a Russian artist called Alexandre. She covets a beautiful dress which she maintains is a form of art. But he (and his ex-wife, even worse) pours scorn on her Philistine view of art. Suddenly she has met someone truly stylish and can’t be with him. In the end he buys her the dress – has he acknowledge that fashion is a form of art?
Miranda is a lawyer, focused on her career and very organized. She begins to date Steve who is a barman with no ambition or career plan. She can’t bear his cavalier attitude and ends the relationship. However when he starts to date a younger woman he decides to get his act together and try to get his own bar. Miranda realises that she really misses him and cries; “Why couldn’t he have done this when we were together?” Eventually they do get back together and she learns to accept him as he is.
A true story
The HR Director of a National Charity made a misjudged decision to dismiss a difficult member of staff on, what he believed to be, valid grounds. However the staff member took his case to a tribunal and won, costing the charity many thousands of pounds.
The Director in question was beside himself with self-recrimination, despite the fact that his board all backed him up. In a coaching conversation it emerged that he was the eldest of a large family and he believed that he must always contribute and never be a drain on resources – a quality of the Catalyst leader. In every aspect of his life: family, work, friends, hobbies, he defined himself as an asset but in this situation he had clearly become a liability (to his work family). And to make matters worse – it was a charity. It might not have been so bad had it been an investment bank but a charity! Nothing could break the grip of his upset and he decided to let time be the healer.
Hollywood Lessons in Leadership™ – Lesson #5 of 6
© 2016 Anne Oberon, http://www.oberonconsultants.com


October 23, 2012
TT: Reading matter
Now that I'm no longer shuttling between New York and New Haven for rehearsals of Satchmo at the Waldorf, I've got time to troll through cyberspace for interesting goodies. Here's some of what I've found there:
• Courtesy of the Library of America, here's a 1939 article from Theatre Arts in which Morton Eustis describes what it was like to watch George S. Kaufman, who directed the first productions of most of his own plays, stage the Broadway premiere of The Man Who Came to Dinner.
• From The Wall Street Journal, Paul Johnson supplies a list of his five favorite short biographies.
• John O'Hara reviewed Jazzmen for The New Republic in 1939, and he managed to say some interesting things in between the self-conscious, self-serving asides that were, here as always, a feature of his non-fiction writing.
• I blush to admit that I'd never read Paul Schrader's Notes on Film Noir. Now I have.
• Alec Wilkinson interviewed Neil Young for The New Yorker and was startled to discover that he doesn't read books--and is proud not to do so.
• Ian Fleming, the creator of James Bond, explains how to write a thriller. His apologia is unintentionally funny, but interesting withal.
Posted October 23, 2012 2:37 PM


A Queen's Story that Dramas Cannot Show
In Korea, there was a queen with a tragic story. She lived during the late Joseon Dynasty and was killed by the Japanese. After her death, she was posthumously given the title Empress Myeong-Seong.
Several dramas based on her true story depict her being assassinated by Japanese soldiers, but this is not entirely accurate. In reality, she was not just murdered by the Japanese, but was sacrificed as a human offering for their idolatry.
The mother of Joseon was not allowed to die with dignity. She was stripped naked and gang-raped, and her breasts were cut off with a sword. The Japanese soldiers who raped her took turns drawing crosses on her body with the sword.
Regrettably, it is believed that she was still alive, albeit barely, until the last Japanese soldier plunged his sword from her private parts to her heart. After her death, the Japanese burned her body on a hillside to destroy any evidence.
She was treated like an animal by the Japanese who cut off the arms and legs of the King's ministers trying to stop them. What kind of drama can teach our children this true history? How can we expose the world to the atrocities committed by the Japanese?
The Song of Empress Myeongseong, 나 가거든[Na Gageodeun]
In 2001, the drama Empress Myeongseong was released, but it still failed to accurately reflect the murder of Empress Myeongseong. However, its OST, "If I Leave" (나 가거든 [Na Ga-geo-deun]), was covered by world-famous soprano Sumi Jo, causing a sensation.
In 2019, Forestella covered this song in Immortal Songs. The lyrics are a monologue of a queen agonizing over her fate and burden, not a love song. If you know the real history that cannot be expressed in words, you will understand how heartbreaking this song is.
Here are the lyrics:
--- End of the lyrics ---
I translated the lyrics, paying my tribute to not only the queen but also patriotic martyrs who fought for our country and had to undergo cruel torture and tragic death. Thank you for reading my rough translation.
After I am gone_Forestella
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After I Am Gone covered by Forestella


With the 2012 Oscar nominations imminent, a new survey has found Australia’s movie fans are backing Stephen Spielberg’s The War Horse to beat The Help and Moneyball across the line for Best Picture.
The BigPond Movies Index1, conducted by Australia’s biggest movie downloads site, revealed nearly a third of local film fans are tipping the equine epic for an Oscar win.
Telstra’s Executive Director of Media, J-B Rousselot, said the research also showed local film fans still go ‘Looney over Clooney’ with one in four voting his performance in The Descendants as Oscar worthy, ahead of Brad Pitt in Moneyball.
“Our research suggests BigPond Movies’ all-time most downloaded movie, Bridesmaids, also is given a big Oscar chance, with star and co-writer, Kristen Wiig, tipped to take out Best Actress in a leading role.
The BigPond Movies Index also found that:
- Aussies voted Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2 as their favourite movie of 2011 with Bridesmaids a close second.
- Australia’s favourite movie moment of all time - Keanu Reeves dodging bullets in Sci-Fi film, The Matrix
- Grease is the word with more than one in three Aussies admitting watching the musical classicmore than five times. A surprising 25% of men surveyed admitted having watched Grease five times.
- Women’s love of chocolate goes beyond the box and to the screen with one in five women voting “Life is like a box of chocolates” from Forest Gump as their favourite movie quote of all time. On the other hand, one in six men chose beefed up Schwarzenegger’s “I’ll be back” from The Terminator as their favorite quote.
- Puss in Boots, the spinoff to the T-Box favourite Shrek,was an Aussie favourite in 2011 with one in four Aussies voting it the Best Animated film of the year.
MOVIE DOWNLOADS ACHIEVE SUMMER HOLIDAY RECORD
Mr Rousselot also revealed that this summer BigPond Movies downloads were up by 200% compared to last summer with December 2011 seeing a growth of 56% on November 2011 downloads.
“Our BigPond Movies library reached more than 4,000 titles at the end of 2011 so we wanted to investigate what movies Aussies loved to watch and their favourite movie moments of all time,” said Mr. Rousselot.
About BigPond Movies:
BigPond Movies has an extensive catalogue of more than 4,000 new release and older movie titles. These movies can be viewed on-demand, so customers can choose what they want to watch and when.
Anyone can rent and watch BigPond movies via a PC, or if you own a Telstra T-Box or a compatible LG or Samsung device – TV, Blu-ray or Home Theatre System.
1BigPond Movies Index was conducted by Pure Profile and commissioned by Telstra. The research was undertaken from 20 to 22 December 2011 among 1,251 Australian residents over 18 years of age.


THE STORY OF “CARMEN. SPANISH SUITE”
The ballet was created by the honored artist of Russia, leading soloist of the Bolshoi Theatre Andrey Merkuryev specifically for Moscow State Ballet. The play is based on the story of Carmen told by Prospero Merime, which was repeatedly reconsidered by such great talents as Marius Petipa,Georges Bizet, Kasian Goleyzovsky, Roland Petit, Rodion Shchedrin and Alberto Alonso, Mats Ek, Matthew Bourne, Jiří Kylián. Spanish passion and infidelity, freedom, crime and death – you will see it all in our Carmen. But no one has ever left the heroine to decide whether to live or die, to love or to betray. Could Carmen change her destiny if she knew exactly what was in store for her? Andrey Merkuriev gives her a chance to find out. His play is the premonition, the prophecy Carmen heard from a fortune teller. The choreographer gives her the right to decide whether to accept her fate or follow a different path.
The ballet opened on October 8, 2016 on the stage of Russian state Academic Youth Theatre. The setting of the play includes video content broadcast through a projector.
Duration: 40 minutes.


Which film has made it to the top of Scarborough Film Festival and which one has won the audience support, catch up all the exciting details about the festival and the happenings.
Film is considered as one of the most effective ways of entertainment. It’s a great means to entertain the spectators by expressing the various shades of life in an innovative manner. Perhaps, this entices the audience towards films and they prefer watching different genres of films.
The entire world has now become a great platform to introduce and cultivate great film works through various Film Festivals and these have a great contribution to enrich the world cinema. Amongst prestigious film festivals in the entire world, the Scarborough Worldwide Film Festival has been able to snatch the attention of the guests, participants and of course the audiences in its 3rd annual session.
The Scarborough Film Festival is a six day annual celebration with local, Canadian and world cinema. The ceremony is solely aimed to change the frame of the world with the power of International films and multicultural cinema. Probably this could be one of the reasons why Yahoo news has called this event as the “most exciting film festival to come to Toronto in recent history.” People from all walks of life involved themselves to this new and exciting film fest in Toronto and left the anticipated attendance of 24000 people way behind. While the shining and glittering presence of numerous celebrities perked up the excitements for the event, the 2015 Festival Jury Committee was also at the center of discussion with celebrities like – Arshad Khan, Michael Barry, Sara Saljoughi and Steven Hoffner.
This year (2015), the 3rd Annual celebratory festival was held during the first week of June and it was the most promising than the previous two years with variety of film programs, recognition and award ceremonies, parties, exhibition, industry meetings and of course, films.
The entire schedule of the festival was for 15 films that were shown in 7 different multiplexes across the city. Searching for Nepal, The Trip, Brides, Life is just a file, The Transmission, Pollock, Now I see, Hydro the film, Emergency exit – Young Italians abroad, Fatherhood, Five Star, Jacky in the kingdom of women, Samsara, Living stars, The Truman show were the nominated films for the festival.
So many films have been able to leave an impact on the audience and that’s where the success of such film festivals is actually found. Along with Jury selections for various different segments, there were audience choice award also. Some of the noteworthy winners of the Scarborough Film Festival are as follows –
Festival Grand Prix – Five Star by Keith Miller
Outstanding Directorial Achievement – Tinatin Kajrishvili (Brides)
Best short film Jury award – Fatherhood by Alicia Harris
Audience choice award (Feature film) – Brides by Tinatin Kajrishvili
Audience choice award (Short film) – The Trip by Grace Wang
The entire film festival is organized and arranged by volunteer-driven organization led by arts and culture professionals and aficionados. This is a unique approach, merely seen in any other part of the world, to bring the culture of different people together and the Scarborough Film Festival has been successfully bridging the culture of primly Scarborough and downtown Toronto. In a way, this film festival is actually filling up an important gap in alternative programming, education, entertainment and cultural enhancement for East York and Scarborough by means of the art of films.
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Nowadays it is the time of entertainment and in a week there are many movie releases, now it will be very difficult for a person to go and watch the whole movie in the theater. It is okay if friends meet, so who watches movies alone? That’s why many people are running their work by watching online movies.
What is WorldFree4u?
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SUZ Takeda (Writer/Performing Artist) has been involved in the Bay Area theater scene since 1991. SUZ has performed as a solo performer, an actress with Asian American Theater Company, and as her live cabaret act “Ginger Hashimoto” –a Las Vegas lounge diva singer via Tokyo, Japan. SUZ is a recipient of Asian American Arts Foundation –AT&T Theater Grant, The City of Oakland Cultural Arts for Individual Artists, and a CASH Grant from Theatre Bay Area in partnership with Dancer’s Group. She was also a finalist in “15 More Minutes of Fem” in Hollywood, Calif.
Japan Week: June 23-30, 2019. A summer cultural festival featuring performances, workshops & demonstrations in San Francisco Japantown. Presented by GenRyu Arts in association with East and West Japan Center Mall. All events are FREE.


Online retailer Cartridge Save http://www.cartridgesave.co.uk/ has set up the'The Alties' competition. Entrants are to script an alternative ending to a favourite film. The grand prize is £2000. There are runner- up prizes too.
For details of How to submit your entry, t&cs, and categories etc visit http://www.cartridgesave.co.uk/thealties
Two ways to enter: either by email to firstname.lastname@example.org or post your script to Alternate Endings Competition, Democracy, 62 Beech Road, Chorlton, Manchester M21 9EG
Here is a link to Buzzfeed which lists 129 iconic cinematography from top films which may help to inspire you with a film to choose and to write up that alternative ending. Good Luck! http://www.buzzfeed.com/danieldalton/there-will-be-scrolling?utm_term=.mkJmdWm5W#.ju28wG83G


Johnny Depp lost weight to play a terminal cancer patient in new movie ‘Richard Says Goodbye’ (Photos)
Johnny Depp, 54, looking dramatically different few days ago from photos surfacing online with many speculating that ‘Pirates of the Caribbean‘ actor may be ‘sick’.
Now, it has been claimed online that his notable weight loss could be the result of his recent role as a terminal cancer patient in forthcoming film ‘Richard Says Goodbye.’
Another added: ‘He had to lose weight because his character was diagnosed with a terminal illness.
‘As this movie is still in post-production maybe that’s the reason for him is so thin. So he is not sick!’
Others believe the star has slimmed down in order to appear in a widely rumoured remake of HG Wells’ The Invisible Man.
‘I bet Johnny has lost all the weight for The Invisible Man. It won’t be because he’s unwell.’
A source also told DailyMail.com that Johnny Depp has no health problems.


First FOUR episodes of Wander Through are out now!
Its a podcast I've been working on that gets behind the scenes of
Theatre of Wandering, a play drawing on a communities reflections and experiences of what it is to live with dementia. Theatre of Wandering happened on the streets of Coventry 2021 and is a co-commission with Entelechy Arts, City of Culture Coventry, OiBokkeShi and Belgrade Theatre that happened on the streets of Coventry in September 2021.
I talk to the creatives, the cast, the care professionals involved to explore process, making, care and how we talk to, with and about people living with dementia.
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Upcoming Films Coming to Keene Cinemas
Eternals, Releasing November 5th
Spider-man: No Way Home, Releasing December 17th
Ghostbusters: Afterlife - November 19th
Nightmare Alley, Releasing December 17th
Encanto, Releasing November 24th
The King's Man, Releasing December 22nd
West Side Story, Releasing December 10th
Scream, Releasing January 14th
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Luis Avilez is a hispanic ACTOR, PRODUCER, DIRECTOR and PHOTOGRAPHER from Covina, CA. He began his acting career in 2013. He's been in commercials for Regal Cinema, Verizon, Bacardi, Discover, and GoodRx. He is the star of Amateur Hitman and Captured (Available on Prime Video). In 2019 he founded the production company ZELIVA PICTURES to further expand his mark in the entertainment industry. In 2017 he directed his first short film ADDICTED, which was an Official Selection of the 2017 Official Latino Film Festival.


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As Head, Digital Strategy & Original Content, created and implemented the company’s overall digital strategy across traditional and new media platforms.
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As Head, West Coast Operations, established West Coast presence for Emmy Award-winning media production house specializing in traditional, non-traditional and new media solutions.
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As Manager, Development, integral part of LA-based executive team that launched the Original Motion Pictures for Television division, the network's first foray into long-form programming.
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As Senior Story Analyst, evaluated creative properties to determine their viability for film, television, digital distribution.
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NYC Video Auditions is run by Paul Garafola.
Paul is a Director of Photography and a freelance photographer currently living and working in NYC. He started out as a musician and after playing drums professionally for many years with different artists, his interest in film took hold. He began acting in his early twenties and booked several short films and theatre gigs, but quickly developed more of an interest in being behind the camera than in front of it. This experience as an actor has helped him to bring out the best in his clients. The combination of his intuition and his love of film has brought consistent results, as his clients are booking film and television roles quite regularly.


“I am determined to make this happen.”
Michelle is a a performer of the stage and screen and works when she can in theatre directing, or doing design work in either make up or props. She is in the preliminary process of founding a 501c3 theatre company, Imaginations Theatre, which will include a children’s program for underserved children who have an interest in theatre and/or performance but no outlet to do so. This comes with many challenges such as securing an affordable location in the east valley as well as funding, but she is determined to make this happen! Teaching children stage performance skills can be so instrumental to building their confidence. She has two daughters, one 17 who is a senior at an Arts High School and a newborn. She’d like to express her gratitude to the Women’s Philanthropy Circle for awarding her with a scholarship.


We take a look at our TOP 5 movie picks for kids coming out in 2018.
These are movies that all of us here are really excited about and we hope you enjoy them too.
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A young prince, imprisoned in the form of a beast, can be freed only by true love.
What may be his only opportunity arrives when he meets Belle, the only human girl to ever visit the castle since it was enchanted.
- Genres: Comedy, Family and Fantasy
- Running Time: 87 min.
- Directed by: Barry Sonnenfeld
- Starring: Kevin Spacey, Jennifer Garner
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EW.com (UK): “The Walking Out Kid,” Josh Hutchetts son, has said that he doesn’t care for “The Big Suck,” his son’s Netflix show that features an all-male cast of characters.
The series, produced by 20th Century Fox, is the first in a planned franchise for Hutchetters’ production company, A+E Networks, and the series is due to premiere this fall.
In a recent interview with the Hollywood Reporter, Josh, who plays the main character, is asked what he thinks about “The Bad News Bears,” the male-dominated sitcom that features two male characters.
“I’m not a fan of it,” he said.
“It’s too male-oriented.
The bad news bears are great.
But I don’t get it, I don´t get that kind of thing.”
He added that he was “a little upset” by the female characters in the series.
“A lot of it was, like, I just don’t like them.
They kind of make you feel like you need to watch this show.
And then the other stuff, I think, is pretty gross.”
A+Es is producing and exec producing the series, which is also set in an alternate timeline, and HutchetTS son is a regular cast member.
“We don’t have any women in it,” Josh told EW.
“But we had a lot of great women in our cast, so I guess it makes sense.”
In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter earlier this year, Hutchetted said that his father was “not a big fan of the show” because of its “man-on-man action” and its depiction of women in a “bald, hairy, short-haired” manner.
“There’s not a lot that I think that was fair to the women in the cast, but that’s the truth,” he added.
“They don’t really get it.
And so it’s not really my show.
In response to a comment made by Josh during the interview, the actor said, “Well, yeah, I definitely have a problem with that. “
And there’s some stuff that I don even like that I was like, ‘I don’t even know what to say about it.'”
In response to a comment made by Josh during the interview, the actor said, “Well, yeah, I definitely have a problem with that.
I’m not really into it.
I mean, I’m a fan.
I am a huge fan.
But that’s not why I watch it.
It`s not a show for me.
It’s just something that I watched when I was younger, but it’s kind of gone since then.
It doesn’t appeal to me anymore.
So I can just watch what I want.”
Josh also called out the show’s creators, executive producers and star, Matthew Rhys.
“You guys, who I think is really good at making these shows, don’t know how to make a show that’s a show,” he told THR.
“What they’re doing is a show where the bad guys, the bad girls, are all women.
And I don, I guess I don’ like that, but the show is a very sexist show, and you have to make it a good show for women.
I think they’re very good at it.”


Perfect, perfect, perfect! Scary book, totally creepy movie. One thing I have realized while writing these posts is how amazing and important the actors are, especially for scary movies. But for an actor in a horror movie to win an Oscar I think is pretty rare. Kathy Bates did it in this movie.
They made one big change from the book tot he movie that I really enjoyed. In the book she cut off one of his feet. In the movie she "hobbled" him. It was so much more effective. My feet hurt for weeks after watching that!
A movie with only two people in it shouldn't be this creepy but, it was and it was awesome!


Leo Insights: A Quiet Place
When you watch A Quiet Place, the whole theater is quiet. It's a unique experience to exist in silence with total strangers all willing to contribute to the genuine fright of this movie. So what makes a scary movie effective? Some argue its the jump scares, while others say the gore. There's some visual, audio, and all around ambiance that induces a frightening thrill. Now, let's say you have not watched the movie, rest assured this post is spoiler free.
Now it's been some time since I personally have watched a scary movie that really left me some type of way. Sure we have movies that conceptually have been alright. We can argue what defines a scary movie later. However, when it comes to the root of the story Hollywood movies have been lacking in the genre of horror. For the past few years, nothing has been truly engaging. Most movies have been a passing whim and not worth watching twice. Unlike its predecessors, this movie is worth seeing twice.
A Quiet Place isn't scary in a conventional way. While it's not lacking in jump scares, frightening images, and blood what makes this movie so effective is its story. Viewers like myself might find that the movie isn't scary, but instead, find they become scared for the family in the story. The narrative and timeline of events tell a story more profound than a cursed doll. As a viewer you connect with the family, you feel their loss, their agony, and the stress of their world. One blessing of this experience is how willing viewers are to be quiet alongside the story. It's humorous to experience everyone doing their best to be quiet. When I watched the movie a second time with my family, we all agreed there's no surviving the world of the movie.
The concept of the movie is engaging and brilliantly told. Despite the lack of people of color, I could appreciate that there were representation and advocacy for the Deaf Community. I was pleased my local theatre provided showings of the movie with closed captioning. If you haven't seen the interview with Millicent Simmonds, the actress who portrays the daughter in the film please do! You can appreciate the movie in a new way.
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I was 18 years old when I moved to Los Angeles to begin my film and television career. Two things became apparent to me almost right away. If you had the right look and or knew the right people. You would always be invited into the room. Myself, I had neither. I was not a size 2, and I had no professional experience or training. Which translated into NO connections.
To network, you need to be around people in the industry!
The idea of working as an extra became so appealing to me as a new actor. No professional actor will admit to starting as an extra it is viewed with such disdain and not something a serious actor would ever do. After about my third film and second TV movie working as an extra, I began to see why. The actors who had made a life out of working as an extra, how can I say this in the nicest, most non-judgmental way possible? They had lowered expectations. Not only were they content playing the background, they saw being an extra as a badge of honor. Yikes! That was not nice, but hey, it was the truth. As the saying goes, you are only as successful as the five closest people to you. When fate finally crossed my path with working actresses in Hollywood, it was not all like you see in the movies, where the seasoned actress sees the potential in the actress who is new in town and instead of being threatened by it introduces the new actress to all the right people and the rest is history. The working actresses I knew viewed me as a prime candidate to join their entourage.
After three years, I left Hollywood with three fundamental life lessons that I still implement today. 1. The art of wearing a thong, 2. Be nice to everyone you meet at first because that dressed down guy or girl could be the son of a very famous actor/producer/director and lastly 3. Taco Bell is not real Mexican food.
I did not start to build my resume until I moved to NYC to study acting. I learned more in New York than I did in my three years living in Hollywood. Let me share with you why I believe New York City is better for a beginning actor.
If you are a beginner, NYC is a great place to start your career because, despite New York city's prickly reputation, the artists who reside here are not afraid to help each other. A sense of community here is rare, and only a few other cities can compare. In addition to that, a new artist with no resume, tons of passion can still find opportunities for jobs. The various options for schools is also another reason I believe NYC is an excellent start for a new actor. No matter your budget, you can find reputable classes that have taught actors whose names you will recognize.
Because of the amount of opportunity available to new actors here, the vibe is less cutthroat. Once you have been in classes for a while and you and your teacher have decided that you want to start submitting yourself for castings, the theater is an excellent place for an actor to develop their chops and build up their resumes.
Hollywood is for the intermediate to an advanced actor.
Let me explain why. Hollywood is home to the major five studios, Time Warner, Universal, Walt Disney, Columbia, and last but not least, Paramount. These studios produce pretty much everything you have ever seen, from Film, Television to animation. We're talking multi-million dollar projects time is money, which means they won't invest the time, aka the capital, into a new actor's learning curve. The very last thing you need to make a film is the actor.
To be able to compete with the actors who have already been working in Hollywood, you
would you need to know what your character type is? And who are the actors getting your roles? It would help if you had an agent or a manager, and most importantly, your aesthetic needs to be on point. It would help if you had an audition wardrobe. All things that take time to develop. An actor or any artist, for that matter, deserves the time to develop their craft. Being in LA made me realize how behind the curve I was, and no one was going to stop and wait for me to catch up.
What if you feel like you are not ready for either coast?
Maybe because you still need to get the money together?
Whatever the reason, you can still make moves like you are in a big city. How? By "acting" as if you are already there.
Ultimately the decision is up to you on which coast you decide to begin your career. If you started in LA and were successful, please share with us how you did it!


Maplewell Hall Scribes
In 2016 Century of Stories kick started a project working in partnership with Maplewell Hall School in Woodhouse Eaves. The aim of this initiative was to initially support the launch of the County-wide Battle of the Somme commemorations and to support Maplewell School’s Challenge Day which takes place every year, you can read more about this project by clicking here.
As a follow on from the hugely successful WW1 Challenge Day, Century of Stories now facilitates a ‘Challenge Group’ at the school who meet weekly to improve literacy and creative skills. The first topic the group approached was inspired by their visit to the Carillon Tower where they met Volunteer Guide and Local Historian, Mel Gould, who told the story of Songster the famous Warhorse from their local village. The group curated a banner all about Songster which now tours schools and libraries around the county.
Following on from their project about Songster the war horse, the group then chose to create a silent movie. Century of Stories formed a partnership with the Great Central Railway Heritage Volunteer Group and called upon volunteer Film Maker of Pudding Bag Productions, Wendy Freer, who worked on a previous project with Century of Stories, Moira Primary School, Life on a Canal Boat During WW1.
The stage for the movie was the platform in Loughborough which is over 100 years old and collections from the heritage group were used for research and understanding.
Below: Image of the Maplewell Hall Scribes with volunteer Wendy Freer (front central), Century of Stories Project Co-ordinator Helen Emery (far right) and teacher Jadie (second from right)
The filming day for the silent WW1 movie was held on 22nd November 2016. The day was a huge success and many remarks were made by the teachers and teaching assistants about the improvement in the students over the course of this project in both social communication and grades in class. These comments can be heard in a film made of ‘behind the scenes’ commissioned by CoS to capture and share the day’s activities. The silent movie was completed in December and all the captions and narrative were written by the students. Each student at Maplewell Hall School has a statement of special educational needs and they were each given a DVD of the film to share with their families. The film was shown at school assembly in January 2017.
Behind the Scenes! Murder on the Maplewell Express –
Murder on the Maplewell Express Silent Film –
The group are now busy thinking of their next WW1 project!


The Best James Bond Cars Ever
First off, it has to be said: if you haven’t seen all the James Bond movies yet, you should really make an event from it. Get some friends, gather ’round, or simply sit comfortable in bed over the weekend. No matter how or where you do it, this collection will definitely keep you on your toes. Now, that aside, I have to agree that choosing my favorite or the best Bond cars is not that easy.
Since 1962, the movie franchise went through 23 movies and seven actors, allowing 007 to sit behind the wheel of some of the finest and most exotic cars in the world. Some of us watch the movies just for that reason alone, as it’s pretty much obvious that car chases are a big part of this character’s charm.
Naturally, James Bond’s superior driving skills and gadget-master’s Q fine work cannot be beaten by just anyone. Speaking of Q, it is his odd choices that resulted in some of these vehicles becoming incredibly popular; all that Bond ever did is take possession of the cars – and ruining them by the end of the movie. Here are my 10 best James Bond cars.
10. Citroen 2CV
Released in 1981, ‘For Your Eyes Only’ say Bond take part in one of his most memorable chases. We’re used to seeing Bond drive some stylish European car, but for him to give us thrills in some mundane car is a bit unusual. There’s a scene in the movie where the only car Bond (Roger Moore) can get his hands on is a yellow Citroen 2CV, that funny-looking and small city car. Still, Bond manages to elude several Peugeot 504 sedan vehicles before escaping with his life. I’m not sure who thought of this car, while making the movie, but it was a damn brilliant idea; this car will put a smile on your face instantly, but it seems that in the right hands it can really handle itself.
9. AMC Hornet
Released during a period when the auto industry was putting out some of its worst vehicles, the 1974 AMC Hornet hatchback wasn’t really an impressive one. However, James Bond movies weren’t all that great either, and when ‘The Man With the Golden Gun’ came out in 1974 everyone found that out. Aside from that, the AMG managed to quickly become a star, by taking part in one of the greatest stunts ever: Bond takes it over a 52-foot jump while making a 360-degree corkscrew spin in midair. Now, that’s cool!
8. Sunbeam Alpine
The James Bond film series did not start out big; they were all about low-budget creations that managed to capture our imagination. For the 1962 Dr. No, the first movie of the series, the producers could not manage to get a company to provide them with a vehicle. This is why they borrowed one from a local business person in Jamaica, where the film was shot: a Sunbeam Alpine that managed to squeeze under a crane, saving our hero’s life. Cute, but not all that deadly, right?
7. BMW 750IL
This particular vehicle is one of my all-time favorite. In 1997’s ‘Tomorrow Never Dies’, Bond (Pierce Brosnan) uses this bullet-proof and remote controlled car to escape gun-armed villains in a parking garage. This BMW model will also be seen two years later, in the first installment of the ‘Transporter’, as a 1999 BMW E38 753i. The series was produced between 1994 and 2001, and introduced xenon headlights and integrated sat-nav, but it should be mentioned that Jason Statham’s 753i benefited from an upgraded V8 engine.
6. Aston Martin V12 Vanquish
In ‘Die Another Day’ (2002), bond went for the ultra-packed Aston Martin V12 Vanquish. It had the usual tack spreaders, rocket launchers and machine guns, as well as a self-flipping device and adaptive camouflage that made the vehicle invisible to the human eye. It was fast, sexy, and incredibly cool. ‘Nuff said!


Alma Grace Harrison is a character who makes a one-time appearance in the Season 3 episode titled "Discovery".
Grace was the girlfriend of Tom Billings. At the beginning of the episode, Quist, a hitman of John Bradford Horn, took her and her boyfriend Tom Billings into the desert near the Valley of the Gods for execution. She managed to escape and stumbled upon the location of the Wolf's Lair. Hawke and Dominic discovered her unconscious there and brought her to a F.I.R.M. safehouse where she received medical treatment.
Although she appeared unintelligent, and played the role of a frightened victim, Grace soon realised the value of what she had seen. She escaped from the safehouse and was finally found again by Quist and Horn. They tried to persuade her to work for them and help steal Airwolf. At the same time, the F.I.R.M. through Hawke, also managed to contact her and they also tried to persuade her to help them set a trap for Horn. Grace finally chose to side with Horn and help him steal Airwolf. The stolen helicopter was being loaded, she told Quist that she intended to go and work at a retirement home. Horn, however, had other ideas. He instructed his men to execute Quist, because, like her boyfriend Billings, the boss no longer had any use for him. Her execution was however interrupted by the arrival of Hawke, Archangel and a F.I.R.M. assault team. Grace dived into cover but was shot during the firefight.
Hawke got to her before she died and told her she would be all right. But she replied that it's "only one miracle to a customer".
Grace consistently used only the one first name. She told Archangel that she was embarassed by her other first name "Alma".
Grace Harrison is played by Anne Bloom. This is his only appearance on Airwolf.


Saturday, February 21, 2009
Happy Birthday, Alan Rickman
Yes, he draws too. And he is numero uno on my lamintated list. Yes, I need to get a life, I admit it, but I've adored Alan Rickman since 1988 when Die Hard came out. He was such a sexy bad guy! But that's not all he does. He has played everything from romantic lead to comedy to actual persons living or dead. He's sung, danced, and worn prosthetic devices. And he's a serious activist for peace.


Just finished watching Dreamgirls. (Yes, I know it was made in 2006.)
I thought it was great. It made me wanna put on a sparkly dress and sing and dance.
Jonathan, on the other hand, spent the last half of the movie getting up to get a snack every time a song started. He wandered back in to hear the dialogue. It's amazing we get along at all.
Just PLEASE tell me he did enjoy, "And I Am Telling You." Dude, when I saw that movie in the theatre, I could barely breathe through that whole song (and I'm not even being melo-dramatic!). I really like "Listen" too. I was really impressed with Beyonce on that song...
Parts of this movie was filmed at my church. :-) Our church owns Ambassador Auditorium, which is called the "Carnegie Hall of the West."


It looks like the Boogie Man is about to get more than he was expecting. 😀
So my ten year old daughter has taken after her parents, and developed a love of horror movies. Unfortunately along with her love of horror movies comes the occasional nightmare. This picture was done to help her get over her fear of the Slender man. My originally idea included using the Slenderman, however it’s kinda hard to put a surprised look on the face of a faceless creature, so the Boogie Man was used in Slender’s place.


"Life is nothing if you’re not obsessed."
- John Waters
SOLD out POP MONTREAL! Audiences in all languages love John Waters
June 2014 is the release of CARSICK! John Waters hitchiked across America and has the stories to share.
John Waters is a man of many monikers: The Prince of Puke, The Duke of Dirt, The Sultan of Sleaze. Anyway you put it, John Waters is famed the world over for his trash epics including "Pink Flamingos", "Female Trouble", "Desperate Living", "Polyester", "Serial Mom", "Pecker", "Cecil B. Demented", and "A Dirty Shame". Two of his more surprisingly commercial films have been adapted for the stage. "Hairspray", winner of eight Tony Awards and "Cry Baby - The Musical" nominated for four Tony Awards. In the summer of 2007, "Hairspray" reinvented itself cinematically as a big-budget Hollywood movie starring John Travolta that became a smash hit worldwide.
"This Filthy World" is Waters’s rapid-fire one-man spoken word "vaudeville" act that celebrates the film career and joyously appalling taste of the man William Burroughs once called "The Pope of Trash". Updated and expanded from the original film version that enjoyed critical success at the Edinburgh, Toronto and Berlin Film Festivals, the live performance of "This Filthy World" focuses on Waters’s early negative artistic influences, his fascination with true crime, exploitation films, fashion lunacy, the extremes of the art world, Catholicism, sexual deviancy and a love of reading.
2004 A Dirty Shame
2000 Cecil B. Demented
1994 Serial Mom
1977 Desperate Living
1974 Female Trouble
1972 Pink Flamingos
1970 Multiple Maniacs
The Diane Linkletter Story
1969 Mondo Trasho
1967 Eat Your Makeup
1966 Roman Candles
1964 Hag in a Black Leather Jacket


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Monday Muse: Tippi Hedren Inspires Badgley Mischka Fall 2013
The quintessential Hitchcock blonde is cool on the surface, cracked underneath and no matter what, perfectly polished and impeccably styled. And top of the list is usually Tippi Hedren, the bombshell blonde that starred in two Hitchcock classics: The Birds and Marnie. Even though it’s been decades since either film showed on the big screen, the image of Hedren — cool, collected and coiffed — lives on today in the latest collection from the design duo at Badgley Mischka.
Hedren’s character, Melanie Daniels, is known for her mint ensemble, which while utterly chic, does little to protect her from the barrage of avian attacks in the film. (Incidentally, for those who might not now, Hedren’s daughter is actress Melanie Griffith.) The look also included light blue eyeshadow and perfectly styled hair, forever cementing the image of the Hitchcock blonde into the minds of moviegoers. The simple, modern look resonated with the film’s fans and countless fashion magazines and designers after its debut. (Every mag from Vanity Fair to Vogue has re-created Hedren’s look in editorials.) And though she wears one outfit for the majority of the film, Hedren’s look has branched out to spawn entire collections, as evidenced by Mark Badgley and James Mishka’s fall 2013 runway show.
For their newest runway show, Badgley Mischka showed an entire Hedren wardrobe.
Photos courtesy Style.com and Hitchcock.net


Playwright and Orange County Playwrights Alliance director, Eric Eberwein, encouraged me to direct the Orange County Playwrights Alliance “OCPA Studios” informal reading of my play Water Closet at the Hunger Artists on May 26th. Eric had participated in many a read and discussion over my dining room table as the play developed over the last two years, and apparently, liked what he heard and saw.
Now I have been fortunate upon several occasions over the last two years to hear a different cadre of talented actors bring the roles of “Mary”, “Oma”, “Philip” and “David” to life. However, that I will forever hold a special place in my heart for the last group of actors, does not take away one iota of sincere appreciation and genuine awe for the abilities of the others, and for the directors who brought them together.
Yet, this reading for OCPA Studios was an entirely different experience for me, and it was because I directed it.
This Directing Thing
I accepted Eric’s suggestion to direct and decided early that I had two choices: 1) Totally freak out or, 2) Not freak out, because the facts are, no matter whether I freaked or not, everything works out in the end.
So, I took my road less traveled; I didn’t freak. Rather, as I observed when I couldn’t cast the piece until the week before the reading, I stayed cool. In fact, I never met the highly-recommended actress who played the lead role of “Mary”, until she showed up at my home three days before the reading for the first read-thru.
Wondrously, Actress Jennifer Pearce was exactly who I saw and heard in my head when I wrote the piece, from her natural beauty to the facility in which she modulated her vocal inflections, and to how she was able to work the punctuation I slave over.
I cast and lost and then recast my narrator, Eric Eberwein, as “Philip”, and his performance took me completely by surprise. With only one rehearsal, he was able to nail the character, who is a sort of rangy, likeable rogue, an academic, who everybody likes, but after meeting, feels like they need a shower.
“Oma” was played with great beauty and exceptional emotional power by playwright and actress Lorin Howard. It was an honor to direct her.
I first met Felipe Leon when he read “David” last January at the Fullerton College Playwright’s Festival, where Water Closet received a workshop and staged reading. Felipe had been directed to play the role with a sort of “Rico Suave”-flair. Yet, Felipe had the ability to make a complete about-face once he realized through two rehearsals and discussions that “David” is totally sincere about his love for “Mary’s words”, as the dialogue suggests, but without ambition; a true artist.
This directing thing? I highly recommend it to any playwright developing a new work. I may never go back. But more about that tomorrow…


Future Butterfly Theatre Company is a London based theatre company who, as our name suggests, focuses on growth and evolution, taking something unassuming and making it unique. This philosophy applies to everything in our artistic field. We want the shows we produce to be the best versions that they can be. We want the actors, writers, directors, crew and anyone who is part of the creative process to feel comfortable so they can discover new parts of themselves. We want our audiences to find new meaning in what they thought they knew.
Future Butterfly Theatre Company will be producing published work and new writing as well as small events showcasing the very best of the diverse, emerging talent that the creative world has to offer.
We at Future Butterfly Theatre Company firmly believe everyone is an artist, they just need to be set free.
We are very excited to announce our first project, Stagnation.
Stagnation was filmed as part of Edinburgh Fringe Pick N Mix.
Starring the ever wonderful Gregory Szender, Stagnation is a glimpse of a larger project planned for 2021. Please show your support by visiting Edinburgh Fringe Pick N Mix online and watching what everyone has worked on.
This provided us with such a great opportunity. Despite the current global situation it showed us that with hard work and lots of trust we can make theatre anywhere.
Written by: Jack Sapsford
Produced By: Katrina Sofia and Jack Sapsford
It's a sad fact that arts funding is hard to obtain and an even sadder fact that it's hard to get audiences in to theatres.
Putting on theatre is tough, incredible but tough. We at Future Butterfly Theatre Company love the work, it’s what we have chosen to devote our lives to. The stress, the tears and the fun. However, there is one universal language in pursuing anything, money. Commitment, passion, dedication sadly can’t pay for performance rights to put plays on for you, most importantly it can’t pay the incredible actors, directors, lighting, set and costume designers who bring the plays to life. We want to create theatre where everyone is paid their wage so they can pursue their ambitions along with us.
To help you help us, we've teamed up with Patreon. Please find out more by checking out our page at patreon.com
Jack is an actor, writer, director and producer who has appeared in a range of classical and contemporary plays.
Upon graduating drama school Jack co-produced two plays at a London theatre before co-founding the Future Butterfly Theatre Company in order to continue creating new material and growing as an artist.
Jack is represented by Red Talent Management.
Katrina is an artist and trained actor based in London. Having graduated from an independent drama school in 2019 and achieving a BA in Acting, Katrina co produced two shows with Apparition Theatre in London.
As co-founder of Future Butterfly Theatre Company, Katrina is approaching theatre and film with a primary focus on the visual and interdisciplinary aspects of the performance mediums.


OCTOBER 27, 2018: Red Dead Redemption 2 has been officially released and is ready for purchase! Check me out as the menacing, Ian Gray, amongst other characters! Big thanks to Rockstar Games for an amazing experience and a wonderful work environment!
SEPTEMBER 3, 2018: Planning a fundraising screening for my feature film, The Frogmarch, in memory of my dear friend, Matt Barrows, where all proceeds go to a college fund for his wonderful daughter, Sapphire. Please contact me for details!
AUGUST 18, 2018: I was cast appropriately as the new “Angry Red Sox Fan” for the YES Network (only, since the BoSox are KILLIN’ IT this season, I’m not really all that frustrated). Go to my VIDEOS page or click HERE to check out the new spot I just did!
JULY 9, 2018: Wrapped on Crown Vic! What a wonderful experience — special thanks to writer/director, Joel Souza, as well as Thomas Jane, David Krumholtz, Josh Hopkins, Hannah McKechnie, and of course, Gregg Bello for the opportunity!
JUNE 12, 2018: Just booked a role in a new independent film, Crown Vic, produced by Alec Baldwin and Gregg Bello! More to follow…
MAY 5, 2018: If you missed me on Gotham, I’ve got you covered — visit my REELS page or just click HERE!
APRIL 18, 2018: Over ten episodes deep into my podcast, Real Tales from the Barside! Check out some of our recent guests including Sirus/XM’s, Justin Termine, comedian and Opie Radio regular, Vic Henley, and nightclub entrepreneur, Adam Velez — all available on iTunes, Stitcher, and SoundCloud!
MARCH 1, 2018: Check me out TONIGHT in Gotham on FOX as scum-of-the-earth, Gil Rooney!! Season 4, Episode 12 — “Pieces of a Broken Mirror.”
JANUARY 23, 2018: Paul Gregory did some wonderful work with my new headshots — check them out in my GALLERY!
DECEMBER 20, 2017: I just launched my podcast, Real Tales from the Barside, on iTunes (iPhone owners, listen on your Podcasts app!) and SoundCloud (link here: SoundCloud.com/realtalesfromthebarside). Come explore the underbelly of the bar business with me!
NOVEMBER 2, 2017: Gotham!! I just shot a wildly creepy role for the FOX series, Gotham! A fantastic experience that I’ll share more about once it airs!
SEPTEMBER 6, 2017: I’ve been working on a motion-capture project that I’m literally not allowed to say anything more about. My hand hurts from signing NDAs. In fact, let’s forget I mentioned this in case they’re watching...
JULY 29, 2017: I’m proud to have a short film I had the lead role in, A Perfect Memory, written and directed by Michael Matson Forest, screen at the New Hope Film Festival today. It’s a wonderful film in a wonderful festival!
JUNE 14, 2017: Check me out as the Eli Manning Clone in the new season of Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt — let the ridiculousness begin!
APRIL 3, 2017: The Depth of Field Film Festival gave me the Award of Excellence as Best Supporting Actor for my performance as Luke Falco in The Frogmarch! Thank you, DoF!
MARCH 12, 2017: The 8th Annual Experience, Strength, & Hope Awards and Symposium gave it's yearly Audience Favorite Award to The Frogmarch, thanks in large part to the support given by it's founder, Mr. Leonard Buschel. It's such a wonderful honor to be recognized by the recovery community. Thank you.
FEBRUARY 5, 2017: Booked a week of work in a role on Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt! What role, you ask? Tune in to season three this summer to find out!
JANUARY 19, 2017: Pilot season started strong with an amazing audition/meeting with the heads of primetime casting at CBS for the lead in a new series. I'm ready (and hungry) for more...
DECEMBER 1, 2016: The Frogmarch sold-out a nearly two-hundred seat theater south of Boston to wide-spread audience acclaim. Thank you all for your continued love and support!
OCTOBER 28, 2016: After playing to a sold-out crowd at the REEL Recovery Film Festival in NYC, The Frogmarch followed the festival to LA for another successful premiere!
SEPTEMBER 30, 2016: I'm so grateful to have been interviewed for this piece in Backstage. Thank you to all who made it happen!
AUGUST 03, 2016: The Frogmarch won the New Hope Film Festival's Independent Spirit Award at it's World Premiere! Special thanks to Doug Whipple for giving us our first screening!
JULY 5, 2016: Click HERE for tickets to the World Premiere of The Frogmarch at the New Hope Film Festival on Friday, July 29!
JUNE 30, 2016: Just booked a role as a wise-ass cop on an NBC series - further details to be released when my confidentiality gag order is released...
MAY 1, 2016: Wrapped a hilarious big-budget web series called "Da Hotdog" yesterday. My character's name starts as "Brogan Whitefellow." Where does it end? Stay tuned for release info to find out!
MARCH 1, 2016: Catch me on last week's episode of CBS's Blue Bloods in the role of Bill Donnelly - the episode is titled "Help Me Help You" and my scene is available HERE!
FEBRUARY 26, 2016: I'm so proud to announce that The Frogmarch has been granted early acceptance to the New Hope Film Festival this coming July. Our team couldn't be more thrilled, and further news on dates will be provided as they're released.
"To grasp the full significance of life is the actor's duty,
to interpret it is his problem,
and to express it is his dedication."
- Marlon Brando
JANUARY 21, 2016: Divided We Stand has an official premiere date of March 12 in NYC! All who are interested in attending, please contact me for information, otherwise I'll let you all know when there are public viewings!
OCTOBER 28, 2015: Divided We Stand is a project wrap! Fantastic project with a great deal of talent - can't wait to see a cut! Stay tuned.
AUGUST 6, 2015: THE FROGMARCH is live!! Go and see what Jon D'Ambrosio and I have been slaving over for years now - a passion project for the ages!
JULY 20, 2015: Check out this article in Backstage - along with the entire first season - for the all-improv'd web series I co-starred in, Sisters & Misters! CLICK HERE!
MAY 30, 2015: Just cast as the lead character, Ryan Boltz, in a fantastic pilot, Divided We Stand. Wildly exciting stuff!!
FEBRUARY 12, 2015: John Solo and I just released the guerrilla video, "Even Construction Guys MOAN Over 'FIFTY SHADES'" in time for the weekend release of the film...watch it HERE!
JANUARY 8, 2015: Teaser for the upcoming improv'd web series, Sisters and Misters, is HERE - watch it now! Season One is fully available on YouTube this Valentine's Day. Exciting stuff!
OCTOBER 23, 2014: Director Michael Matson Forest just released his short film, A Perfect Memory to the public, and I'm playing the lead, so CHECK IT OUT!
AUGUST 3, 2014: As The Frogmarch (which has a final edit and looks great!) works it's way through the scoring and sound mixing process, we're working hard on an official poster and trailer to be released soon. Stay tuned!
JULY 15, 2014: The Improbable Players, an alcohol and drug awareness acting troupe I've worked with in New York for the past seven years, are having a 30th Anniversary Celebration on Saturday October 11, 2014 from 7:30-10:30pm near their Boston headquarters at 80 Mt. Auburn Street, Watertown, MA. All are welcome!
MAY 19, 2014: Just wrapped shooting for season one of Sisters & Misters, an all-improv web series I'm co-starring in alongside the talented Kate White, Jessica Kaplan, and Jeff Walsh - I'll keep everyone posted on it's fall release date once it becomes official!
APRIL 3, 2014: New parody video alert! Humor Haven Entertainment (Ryan Shibley, Thomas B. Murphy, and I) launched a sports passion-piece (okay, mainly a Boston sports passion piece), called "In Da Pub" (set to 50 Cent's, "In Da Club"). CHECK IT OUT HERE!
FEBRUARY 21, 2014: I just booked a co-starring role in a sci-fi thriller called, Being - exciting stuff, especially since Lance Henriksen is attached!
DECEMBER 2, 2013: A HUGE THANK YOU to everyone who has supported "A Relationship in 5 Minutes," and if you haven't caught it yet, CHECK IT OUT HERE!


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We recently created some planets, with glowing usb flash drive stars found on the inside, for the movie The Little Prince which is currently in pre-production. The movie is "based on the classic children's novel by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, and it tells the story of a pilot who crashes in the Sahara desert (as de Saint-Exupéry was and did in real life) and who meets a young Prince, who lives on an asteroid called B-612. The Prince is currently on Earth as part of a journey to travel the universe, meeting adults on different planets and hearing their stories. [The story] is famous for its deeply philosophical narrative and, since 1943, has become one of the best-selling books of all time."
"Planned for adaptation as a 3D animated film, "The Little Prince" is targeting a 2014 release." - comingsoon.net
Even better, the very talented Mark Osborne, has been hired to direct this magical movie! In 2008 Osborne was nominated for an Academy Award for the blockbuster animated feature Kung Fu Panda! Hiiiii Yaaaa!!! We loved working with him on this project and are looking forward to experiencing The Little Prince in 3D awesomeness!
Needless to say we have some pretty big expectations for this little prince!


We are thrilled to share the excitement of our recent collaboration with Amazon Studios on the acclaimed TV series, "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel" Season 5. Working alongside the brilliant Visual Effects Supervisor Lesley Robson-Foster and accomplished VFX Producer Renuka Ballal, our team at Fox & Wizard poured their creativity and expertise into making the show even more enchanting.
Throughout the season, our VFX contributions included meticulous paintwork, seamless cleanups, clever fixes, and captivating set extensions. By paying meticulous attention to every detail, we transported viewers to the vibrant world of 1950s New York City, ensuring an authentic and immersive experience. It was a privilege to work with the exceptional talents of Lesley Robson-Foster and Renuka Ballal, whose guidance and vision inspired us every step of the way.
To catch a glimpse of our VFX magic in action, check out the "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel" Season 5 trailer , and witness how our team's dedication brought this beloved series to new heights.


Max Mitchell is a Canadian-born video producer, award-winning filmmaker, director and writer based in Southern California. Max produced and directed two feature-length film comedies "Get Your Stuff" and "Horror in the Wind." He also produced and directed documentaries "The Maxmobile" and "The Spirit and the Earth." Most recently, Max worked on a television series called Partners in Design with Janet Zappala & Bryan Gallo.
To contact Max Mitchell call 310-729-6390 between the hours of 10am and 6pm Pacific time.
Please check out my reel below as well as many other videos on this site in different categories.


As a purveyor of solo traveling, my story was featured by Uniqlo for their Fall/Winter2017 SEA campaign.
I had the chance to explore one of my favourite countries with Uniqlo. It was the first time I was being shot for anything professionally, not to mention a long form ad. It was a miracle that I survived the 14 hours long shoot with merely 4 hours of sleep in the past 48 hours. Everything just happened while I was pretty much in a daze. However, the experience was nothing short of amazing. It was fun exploring Kamakura through sketching while the camera tailed closely behind.
My shoot for #UniqloWherever felt like a mini adventure of its own. I thoroughly enjoyed the spontaneity in discovering new shoot locations with the Japanese crew while en route to the next. I’m really thankful for this experience, working with a crew with such infectious passion in their craft while capturing my travel.
BEHIND THE SCENES
It was a privilege working with the crew at Monster Films Japan, who made me feel so at ease especially the styling team for their utmost meticulousness in making sure I am well taken care of while we filmed for AW2017 in Summer heat!!
Last but not least, Director Yutaka, Producer Keigo Nakamura and everyone involved behind the scenes whom I didn’t get a chance to
be introduced to.
ありがとうございます お疲れ様でした !!!


…an independent production company based in the UK. We work in almost every genre of TV and film, but we particularly like making specialist factual content for broadcast, cable & web.
MD Graham Booth was previously Creative Director at Tigress Productions. Prior to that he pursued a career in commercials before becoming a Producer/Director at the BBC. His varied career as a filmmaker has spanned everything from pop promos to drama but he has specialised in producing documentaries as diverse as The Human Animal, Reportage, Africa, Natureshock and Violent Planet.
Graham was nominated for an Emmy in 1996 and 2002 for best documentary director, and won a BAFTA in 1990 and a Gemini in 2009 in the same category. Altogether his programmes have received nineteen international awards amongst more than fifty nominations.


I was led to believe that if I didn’t go see Serenity that my geek-cred would be in serious jeopardy. So, today after the whole readin’ & ritin’ (no ‘rithmatic, I’m afraid) thing fell apart, I checked up on Rotten Tomatoes and found out that there was a screening of it right across the street from my café in just a handful of your earth-minutes. The laptop and research gear veritably hopped into the backpack, I literally hopped on the bike, and away we all went. You, as readers of such a geeky blog, get to read my review, which is right down there. Go ahead, you can stop reading this. Just start reading the review, I’ll meet you on the other side.
Firstly, I should say that I like Huck Finn and Tom Sawyer as much as the next guy, and I’m a mite pleased that’n those that’d filmed up this here pi’cher wanted ta write thems actors sumptin’ of a funny-talking script, but I think they went a touch too far. Honestly, there are some lines in there where the dialect really does take away from the story.
Now for those of you hip to the geek-side of these internets of ours will know that some folks (including the director, it seems) have been comparing this movie with the original Star Wars series, and I think the comparison’s apt in all the good and bad ways that follow along. First, the acting isn’t the greatest, in fact, some of it’s bad. Those of who remember Mark Hammil in Star Wars will agree with me about that being a common point.
The script, aside from occasionally going Twain-ish, is good for what it should be. The movie has a nice hold of the banter that worked well in the early Star Wars films (but that evaporated altogether in the later ones). The script generally handles the love interests well – only a couple parts seemed awkward.
Obviously, Serenity is all about gallivanting heroically across the galaxy and saving the world. Errr… worlds. Anyway, that’s something that they do quite well. As a welcome surprise, they don’t dwell on the mechanics of interstellar combat. It’s there to be sure, but you’re not going to be subjected to it so much that you forget about the story, which is a nice change of pace. Our heroes are, par for the course, tragic and haunted, but again, they really only dwell on the one character whose haunting is crucial to the story.
I liked the movie quite a bit, really. Someone online somewhere mentioned that it was a kind of Flash Gordon for today, and frankly I think I’ll agree. It ain’t art, but it’s a movie of that mold that is much much better than most. (Full disclosure: I liked Flash Gordon a lot too.)
Serenity – 8/10
See, I told you I’d be back. Last notes – they made a movie out of Doom. The video game. They showed the trailer. Part of the trailer showed the camera following the main killing machine dude (the Rock - now called "Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson") from the point of view of the video game. I almost cried with joy. It may very well be the worst looking movie I’ve seen in a long long time. And remember, I watched the Fantastic Four.
Edited to add links and correct a silly typo


Ask anyone that knows me and they will tell you that I will one day marry Mila Kunis. I’ve loved her ever since her role on That 70’s Show, to Forgetting Sarah Marshall, and can even look past her being the voice of Meg on Family Guy. So when I went to go see Black Swan, which had gotten rave reviews, I was expecting something great. For the most part, I was disappointed. Directed by Darren Aronofsky, who is the same man who directed one of my favorite movies, Requiem For A Dream, Aronofsky delivers with the same type of style. Unlike Requiem though, the message is not clearly presented and I found myself with a bewildered look on my face for most of the film. Natalie Portman was on screen the whole movie and each scene I was more and more turned off. The movie was a miss but one particular scene made it worth my $10. A loving exchange of saliva between Natalie Portman and the future Mrs. Alpirn, Mila.
Yeah, definitely worth my 10.
*on a related note, I love my girlfriend Courtney Rinehard and in no way shape or form do I plan on actually marrying Mila Kunis. I mean the chances of me meeting her are slim. I am not opposed to her replacing Natalie Portman in that picture though. Just saying.


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On one side, we are producing the first movie in « Real 4D » ever.
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With « Real 4D for movie », we have to reinvent how to write a script, how to produce, how to shoot, how to edit a movie.
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We'll create new jobs, new careers, new trades, new industry in entertainment because, nothing will be the same anymore.
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“Barend Schipper: Villa Concert”
A Rebirth of Romantic Music In our Inter Cultural Time”
A film by Barend Schipper and Arno Cupédo
On Thursday 27 January, at 14:00 h. and on Saturday 29 January at 10:30 h. the festive preview of this movie takes place in Art Film House Images. In the week of these showings the Diaghilev Festival also takes place in Groningen. At the start of the performances Barend Schipper gives a short introduction on the making of the film.
This film of musician Schipper and filmmaker Cupédo shows a classical “direct creation concert” in a villa by composer, concert pianist, vocalist and actor Schipper. The movie is about beauty and authenticity in our time. It is a true music movie: Schipper and Cupédo shared direction and editing. The result is a special cross-over between film and classical music, the images of the concert work as sounds.
The movie though is about much more than music alone: it’s also the lively contact with the audience, the singing that turns unnoticed into acting. Music and cultures from the past and our surrounding countries integrate in Schipper’s appealing Romantic music.
Before the intermission Schipper plays his appealing Romantic piano music. After the intermission he performs poetry and prose. Poems of the great French romantic Arthur Rimbaud come to life in all intensity. Letters of the painter Paul Gauguin take us to a Stone Age culture in the South Pacific in confrontation with our own. With the poem about Venice by the contemporary Canadian poet James Strecker the movie comes to a wild climax, leaving us behind with a sense of fulfillment, melancholic humor and beauty.
Entrance: € 8,00, reservation recommended. Reservations: Filmhuis Images 050- 3120433. Address Poelestraat 30, Groningen (side street Grote Markt)On the website of the producer MIF you can find some fragments of the movie: www.barendschipper.com.


About Jason LeVecke As an Actor Directed by none apart from Clint Eastwood, The Game has to do with Jason LeVecke playing the role of a specialist football player for the Denver Broncos. You might have seen him in a few of those movies that have been made in recent times yet have you ever heard of Jason LeVecke? He is just one of one of the most renowned actors from Hollywood now as well as has definitely been able to create fairly a mix amongst individuals over the past couple of years. Here are the facts concerning Jason LeVecke. Firstly, it is important to recognize that The Game is not concerning Jason LeVecke playing football. It has to do with Jason as an individual and exactly how he has managed to become one of the most significant celebrities from Hollywood right now. The film shows his personality as a real expert football gamer and also how he does what every pro performs in a motion picture: he makes a flick! It likewise shows the character as somebody who is very much addicted to football as he likes to enjoy it with his pals. This motion picture is not practically Jason; it additionally shows his love for his nation, his family members and also his buddies. The Game focuses on the story of a stud running back obtaining released from prison after being detained for intoxication, attack and also battery with a lethal weapon and cannabis. A friend of his attempts to assist get him out of jail on a produced witness protection bargain, nevertheless Jason finds out that the good friend is a fraud as well as he winds up leaving prison once more. The film after that illustrates Jason as needing to find a method to play football with his high school team, regardless of his parents’ concerns about his security. He winds up excelling in the game regardless of his moms and dads’ objection and lastly making it to the NFL draft. Currently, about Jason LeVecke as an actor. Well, his very first two films that we are discussing were both terrible. The very first was The Video game and the second was Brave. His personality was horrible in both of those movies. However after that he has given that appeared in some great films including Cape Concern, Tin Cup and finally Transgression City: A Dame to Kill For. Nonetheless, the problem is that the majority of his flick duties have been to just excellent. So, what is so good regarding Jason LeVecke as a star? First off, we can see that he really suches as to play football. He even has the physical description that you would want for an NFL running back. He is muscle, powerful and even though he has to do with 21 years old, he looks like he might still bet another years. Also, we can see that he has a terrific funny bone, even if a few of the lines in his motion picture are a bit dumb. On the whole, Jason is a fantastic actor and I would absolutely recommend him for any function that I look forward to seeing him in. If you are an NFL fan, you owe it to yourself to have a look at Jason. Otherwise, at the very least provide his name a try following time you go to see a football game.


BY JULIE HINDS
FREE PRESS POP CULTURE WRITER
Want to do something special for Saturday's debut of Lifetime's "America"? The cable movie, which was filmed in and around Detroit, has inspired two local fund-raisers this weekend.
The St. Peter's Home for Boys will have a screening that starts at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History.
The Detroit residential facility for displaced boys was one of the locations used in "America," an adaptation of an acclaimed teen novel that follows a young man's journey through foster care.
St. Peter's also provided some cast members. One of the therapists at the home, LeShone Hall, plays a therapist in the movie and several of the boys who live there served as extras.
Philip Johnson, 17, who was discovered by Rosie O'Donnell at Small Plates restaurant in Detroit and cast in the title role of America, is expected to attend the St. Peter's benefit with his family.
The Detroit teen has received good reviews from publications like Entertainment Weekly, which described his performance as raw and moving.
"We're going to make it a whole big red carpet thing," says Gregory Everett, executive director of St. Peter's. "We'll have lights, cameras. We want to have a little bit of Hollywood in Detroit."
General admission is $25, but there also are tickets for $50, $75 and $100 that include perks like photos with cast members. For tickets, call 313-846-6942 or e-mail email@example.com.


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