The Big Break
Avi Setton, Ted Hope, Kate Casey, Kate Wilson, Marion Ranchet, Sasha Santiago, Alex LeMay, Courtney Daniels, Brooke Berman, Sandra Lehner, Diana Cherry, C. C. Simmons, jen harrington, Fawnia Soo Hoo, Ari Gold, jillian vogel, Richard Lorber, Thomas Verdi, TimGMy first feature, The Big Break, is coming soon.
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Ep 027 - Brooke Berman on *A Playwright Walks Into a Bar*
is an award-winning playwright, filmmaker, and author of three books, including a memoir, No Place Like Home. Her plays have been produced all over the world and include Hunting and Gathering, Smashing (which she adapted for Natalie Portman...
Ep 026 - Diana Cherry on *Truth (Can Be) Stranger Than Fiction*
is a writer, producer, and activist who writes the Substack I’m Thinking of Mending Things. She is the managing editor and producer for the upcoming The Who We Are Project, a documentary travel series that will uncover hidden histories of o...
Ep 025 - Ari Gold on *Brother Verses Brother*
Count on to always take the non-traditional path or make what seems straightforward a bit more interesting. Ari’s most recent film, Brother Verses Brother, was executive produced by Francis Ford Coppola and premiered to rave reviews at SXS...
Ep 024 - Sandra Lehner on *Why I Left Film for Marketing and What I Didn't Expect to Learn*
is considered the TV Futurist on Substack for her uncanny ability to understand where Gen Z gathers for their cultural diet. A former marketer for films, she now works with the people who create content to understand how Gen Z consumes cont...
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I used to do data entry for the industry leader in animated musical plush.
A producer on over 70 films, studio exec on over 60, Ted launched Amazon’s foray into feature film production. His memoir/handbook "HopeForFilm" is available for your reading pleasure.
Host of Reality Life with Kate Casey, daily podcast about unscripted television. Top 10 in Apple Podcasts in TV & Film. Creator of the 'What to Watch This Week With Kate Casey' list. Over 1,500 episodes.
Kate is a writer and quasi-reviewer holding filmmakers and artists to a standard they very rarely meet. Her novel, Prospects, is set in Hollywood and was published in 2024: www.prospects-novel.com
3 times a week, receive your 5-min read to get a European take on the Global Streaming Video Business.
Outsider filmmaker reimagining the next wave of cinema through community labs and hyper-local distribution—founder of Actors Tank and FilmStack PDX, building filmworks from inside Portland’s Union Station, exploring a living cinema.
Film/TV Producer traveling the world, making movies while helping other filmmakers to succeed and have impact in the world.
Filmmaker. What Other Couples Do. Bedroom Story. It’s Not You, It’s LA (aka This Fucking Town). Author of “Yes You Can - How to Make a Movie for Almost No Money.” Gen X at Midlife podcast, on Apple and Spotify.
Playwright& Filmmaker. Brooke's feature Ramona At Midlife is available to stream on Prime, Apple TV and Vudu. Her memoir No Place Like Home (Random House) is available on Audible. www.ramonaatmidlife.com, www.brookeberman.net
Dubbed by industry press as the TV Futurist, I work with TV networks, production companies, and agencies on how to reach young audiences via Social Media and other new platforms.
Seattle-based writer, producer, & collective care enthusiast. Let's learn history and our place in it so we can actually change it.
Tomatometer-approved film critic, script consultant, former cynic, kombucha enthusiast, naturalized citizen of the no flex zone, and the real Forrest Gump, probably.
screenwriter, director, and your typical ne'er-do-well writing about the movies that inspire me (good, bad, and otherwise)
I'm a Brooklyn-based freelance fashion and entertainment journalist, who always just wants to be watching TV.
Filmmaker sharing tips about telling radically honest stories. My upcoming BROTHER VERSES BROTHER is EP’d by Francis Ford Coppola. Plus: Guinness World Record for Air-Drumming.
exec with a moleskine | formerly @ Imagine Entertainment | weekly Industry Generals Live
Chairman and CEO of Kino Lorber Media Group, film distribution pioneer with 45+ years in the industry, art enthusiast and painter.
Writer, Director, Producer. Founder of Wellsboro Film Festival and Discontent Media Group, the latter of which runs The Film Fund, The DCP Works, and more.
No one to be trifled with.
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