Cinema After Dark Podcast

Latest Episodes:

EP134 | Live w/ Kate Romero Jul 02, 2017

Show notes

Kate Romero shares an interesting story about her upbringing. We discuss her early acting experiences and how she was able to land key roles on DAYS OF OUR LIVES, GENERAL HOSPITAL and THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS. Kate also landed two awesome roles in MARRIED WITH CHILDREN, GROWING PAINS, and in one of the coolest films ever made, TOP GUN. Kate shares a tragic and uplifting story about how she suffered a major shoulder and neck injury on set, which led to a life-changing series of surgical procedures. We discuss the genesis of the talent agency she formed, Stellar Angel Talent and how she went three decades as a Talent Manager to a career in stand-up comedy. Is laughter better than sex? Find out in this episode. http://www.imdb.me/katemromero http://stellarangeltalent.com/

EP133 | Live w/ Chris Goodhall Jul 02, 2017

Show notes

Chris Goodhall, the mastermind behind the most of the music on the podcast, rejoins us for our FIRST LIVE EPISODE. Chris and I discuss American football, hockey, his early childhood influences, and his view on film collaborations. Chris also shares his love for cooking and eating great food, his views on extraterrestrial life, relationships, sex, and we both share numerous encounters with flakey people in this industry. Wait until you hear Chris’s 45-minute dating disaster. Oh my! https://twitter.com/chris_goodhall https://soundcloud.com/c_d_g_f_b

EP132 | Feat. Tammy Lynn May 31, 2017

Show notes

We talk publicity with Tammy Lynn, Head Publicist and Founder of Spotlight PR Company. She shares her early experiences in broadcast PR and why she created her company. Tammy is specifically interested in working with rising artists instead of celebrities. Are you an indie filmmaker? Are you the struggling actor? Is your career on the rise? If so, you don’t want to miss this episode. When is the best time to contact a PR company? Is it better to “DIY” your own PR campaign? Or, is it better to hire a PR company? What types of services does Spotlight PR Company provide? Tammy answers these questions and why you need to reach out to her in this episode. Tammy also shares a cool fun fact that might make you look at Kellogg’s cereal boxes differently! http://spotlightprcompany.com/

EP131 | Feat. Ramsey Denison Apr 29, 2017

Show notes

Ramsey Denison discusses his transition into the editorial side of broadcast television. What does a normal day as a television editor look like? Find out in this episode. We discuss his latest documentary, WHAT HAPPENED IN VEGAS, and how a concerned call to 911 led him to be harassed by the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department and thrown in jail. Ramsey walks us through the production process of this compelling documentary and he shares the complexity of using drones during production. We discuss the tragic deaths of Trevon Cole, Erick Scott, and Stanley Gibson — each killed by the hands of police officers. Ramsey claims that some police officers receive six weeks of vacation or more after shooting and killing someone. We also discuss a fantastic retired police officer that build alliances with communities, which decreased the crime rate. You DO NOT want to miss this episode!

EP130 | Feat. Bri Castellini Apr 29, 2017

Show notes

Bri Castellini discusses her transition from prose writing to screenwriting — she listened to a podcast, which inspired her to become a screenwriter. Bri shares her education experience and how it forced her to network and learn the language of film. She explains how working for the former President of MTV led to invaluable experience. She also shares her interest for the Z NATION (TV Series) over THE WALKING DEAD (TV Series) due to the trajectory and common goal of the plot. We discuss, BRAINS (Web Series), the web series she created. Bri also shares a valuable lesson about the do's and don'ts of crowdfunding. You’ll learn from someone who learned from her mistakes. Bri and I both also share our love for WriterDuet — a fantastic cloud-based screenwriting program. Before we wrap, we discuss her latest short film, ACE AND ANXIOUS, and another short film that she plans to shoot later this year. http://www.imdb.com/name/nm7611648

EP129 | Feat. Alex Lynn Ward Apr 18, 2017

Show notes

Alex Lynn Ward knew she wanted to be involved with everything art related at a very young age. We discuss her appreciation for comedy and how it has opened doors for her in her acting career. We talk about the politics of a stand-up comedic career, and how she ended up in FORBES magazine after landing an opportunity to create content for WhoHaha.com –– a company founded by Elizabeth Banks. http://www.imdb.com/name/nm4664862

EP128 | Feat. Joy Ngiaw Apr 18, 2017

Show notes

Joy Ngiaw was introduced to music at a very early age. She has worked on a variety of notable projects and has been fortunate to work as an Assistant Composer on AMERICAN GOTHIC, POWER, CHANNEL ZERO, THE NIGHT OF, BULL, LEGION, and TIME AFTER TIME. We discuss the importance of networking. What does Joy’s creative process look like? What software/hardware does she prefer? Find out in this episode. Joy shares a beautiful score titled, WINTER (AN EARLY SPRING SOUNDTRACK). We also discuss the Boston Pops NOSFERATU project and how that led to meeting the head of the Valencia Symphony Orchestra, which also led to the upcoming silent film she’s writing for Charlie Chaplin (THE ADVENTURER), which premieres in August. Joy has worked on five films (LOLO PEPE, PLAZA BLVD, UNCLE EDDY, MAN OF MY DREAMS, and MISS UNDERSTANDING). https://www.joyngiaw.com/

EP126 | Feat. Brad Holbrook Apr 08, 2017

Show notes

Brad Holbrook tells us how graduating with two degrees and an interest in acting and television journalism, led him towards a career as an actor and Anchorman. Brad shares one of his favorite roles –– the role of a Morning Show Host on THE ONION. Do you live in the New York area? If so, check out: https://actorsinsite.com/ http://actorintro.com/ http://www.bradholbrook.com/

EP125 | Feat. Chloe Raynes Apr 08, 2017

Show notes

Chloe Raynes explains how internships at RCA and MTV prepared her for a career as a Music Supervisor. She explains how working with students at Tisch School of Arts became her first clients. We discuss the importance of music licensing from a filmmaker and musician standpoint. Chloe explains why having a great film soundtrack is an essential creative component. a) When is your music ready for licensing? b) What are Music Supervisors looking for? c) How do you increase the odds of getting your music placed in films? d) Is it ever okay to license your music gratis? e) How do you get your music to a Music Supervisor for placement in films? Chloe shares a Music Supervisor’s perspective and answers all of these questions in this episode. http://chloeraynes.com/

EP124 | Feat. Aaron Quick Nelson Apr 08, 2017

Show notes

Aaron Nelson talks about his early connection with the film and television industry. He credits his upbringing and the strong women in his life for their support. Their guidance strengthens him. Aaron passed one of his first professional challenges when he was given the wrong scene to prepare for on set. He explains the importance of patience and not taking everything personally. He also explains that it’s important to make use of every resource and opportunity available. We discuss Aaron's roles in CHRISTMAS IN HOMESTEAD, SAINTS & SINNERS and STRATOSPHERE. We also discuss Aaron's upcoming slate, which includes: 7 PILLARS, KNOCKOUT: THE UNTOLD STORY OF ROYCE CLAXTON, and NOWHERE TO HYDE. Aaron is a loving and devoted father and husband. We discuss the importance of finding balance. He also shares his workout routine. http://www.imdb.com/name/nm5052472/

Our TOPPODCAST Picks

Follow Us

Stay Connected

Related Podcasts

Links

Stay Connected