LET US ANSWER YOUR 2016 SUBMISSIONS QUESTIONS!

LET US ANSWER YOUR 2016 SUBMISSIONS QUESTIONS!

Answers to some of the most common submission questions to help ease the submission process!

Ep 323: Zoe Lister-Jones, Daryl Wein & Scott Glosserman • Bernardo Ruiz

Ep 323: Zoe Lister-Jones, Daryl Wein & Scott Glosserman • Bernardo Ruiz

Actress Zoe Lister-Jones and filmmaker Daryl Wein are distributing their new movie, Consumed, with Gathr Films. The two joi me along with Gathr’s founder & CEO, Scott Glosserman. Also returning to the podcast, documentary filmmaker Bernardo Ruiz (Reportero) with his new film Kingdom of Shadows, now in theaters.

Ep 322: Christopher Abbott & Josh Mond • Gregg Turkington & Rick Alverson

Ep 322: Christopher Abbott & Josh Mond • Gregg Turkington & Rick Alverson

In this episode of the podcast: from the latest Borderline Films film James White, Josh Mond & his lead actor Christopher Abbott; also director of the new comedy, Entertainment, Rick Alverson returns to the podcast with his leading man, the comedian Gregg Turkington (aka Neil Hamburger).

Ep 321: Tom DiCillo • David Shapiro

Ep 321: Tom DiCillo • David Shapiro

Tom DiCillo (Living in Oblivion, Box of Moonlight) is back with a new film, a very personal documentary, called Down in Shadowland which he made over the course of 7 years. It is perhaps the most independent of this independent director’s films. He made the film entirely by himself, motivated by a fascination with the secret lives of people on the subway that began when he first moved to NYC in the mid ‘70’s. What resulted is a hauntingly beautiful hybrid of the documentary form. Although every frame in the film is real, the film refuses to settle into the rational world of the traditional documentary. Instead, DiCillo’s roving yet unobtrusive camera mingles with the denizens of this subterranean microcosm, working its way through a dense network of human emotion to achieve a truth that becomes more elusive and poetic.

Documentary filmmaker David Shapiro’s new documentary, Missing People, has two screenings at DOC NYC in the coming days. Missing People is a nonfiction mystery about a enigmatic woman investigating her brother’s long unsolved murder, while obsessively collecting and researching the violent work and life of an outsider artist from New Orleans. As these parallel narratives intertwine, shocking events unfold.

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Will Draw For Good’s 4th Annual Draw-A-Thon

Will Draw For Good’s 4th Annual Draw-A-Thon

Help our friends at OrangeYouGlad support Everytown for Gun Safety. Donate & request a nonsense drawing by November 14th in support of common sense!

Ep 320: Catherine Hardwicke • Michel Negroponte & Michelle Maren • Corin Hardy

Ep 320: Catherine Hardwicke • Michel Negroponte & Michelle Maren • Corin Hardy

Director Catherine Hardwick discusses her new film Miss You Already which opens Friday, November 6 as well as the subject of gender disparity; documentary filmmaker Michel Negroponte and the subject of his new project, An Autobiography of Michelle Maren; and director of the new horror film The Hallow, Corin Hardy which also opens on November 6th.

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