by Bill Quinn
While the upcoming Oscars’ ceremony has been one of the most significant and discussed in its 80+ year history, it reminds us to highlight the voices that do promote diversity in film. In episode six we highlighted one such person: Heather Freudenthall and the Sunday Film Series which showcases some wonderful and beautiful independent films in screenings throughout Brooklyn as well as online. This episode I go back to that interview and unearth some great anecdotes about the more memorable films, directors and audience members that the series brought together. For time reasons they didn't get into the first go-round but are digitally remastered and brought to life in vivid Technicolor for you now!
While the upcoming Oscars’ ceremony has been one of the most significant and discussed in its 80+ year history, it reminds us to highlight the voices that do promote diversity in film. In episode six we highlighted one such person: Heather Freudenthall and the Sunday Film Series which showcases some wonderful and beautiful independent films in screenings throughout Brooklyn as well as online. This episode I go back to that interview and unearth some great anecdotes about the more memorable films, directors and audience members that the series brought together. For time reasons they didn't get into the first go-round but are digitally remastered and brought to life in vivid Technicolor for you now!
Download the episode here.
Links--Kinda like DVD Bonus Features.
- Visit the Sunday Film Series home page.
- Microwave some popcorn and pop on the featured film.
- Follow on Facebook and Twitter.
- Contact Heather here.
- Here the other half of this interview here.
Naturally I owe Heather a huge thank you for taking the time to work with me. Liam, shout out to you bud for connecting us. And thank you, dear listener and reader, for making it this far in the post!
Music Credits
Theme song: Quittin' Time (Patrick Lee) / CC BY-NC-SA 3.0Additional music: http://www.bensound.com
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