Dr. David Heineman, Associate Professor in Communications Studies at Commonwealth University-Bloomsburg, speaking about his recent documentary film, "NEPA Doc," to be screened 1/18/24 at 6:30pm at the Brodhead Creek Heritage Ctr; 1/19 at 6:30 at the Sheehy-Farmer Campus Ctr at King's College in Wilkes-Barre; 1/20 at 2:00 pm at the Sayre Theater in Sayre, PA.  www.nepadoc.com/     www.davidheineman.net/

David Heineman; January 18 2024

A podcast by WVIA's George Graham featuring award-winning filmmaker Kris Hendrickson and jazz musician, historian, educator and author Loren Schoenberg, talking about
Eddie Durham, the great jazz pioneer in connection with the
new WVIA documentary, "WHAM Re-Bop-Boom-Bam: The Swing Jazz of Eddie Durham," that will have its broadcast premiere on Thursday, February 1, 2024, at 9:00 pm, with a number of airings in the month of February.
For more information: www.wvia.org/wham

Kris Hendrikson; Loren Schoenberg; February 1 2024

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"Talking MEWShop" Episode 3 features filmmaker and educator Jamie Hitchings, along with Manhattan Edit Workshop Founder Josh Apter, President Jason Banke, and Raphi Salem of Salem Global. 

The episode covers the evolution of documentary filmmaking, emphasizing its growth with digital distribution and the popularity of docuseries. The role of MEWShop in preparing editing students is discussed, focusing on the multifaceted skills required beyond technical proficiency. Jamie Hitchings offers guidance to aspiring documentary filmmakers, emphasizing authenticity, perseverance, and problem-solving skills. The challenges of acquiring music rights and balancing self-funding with external funding for passion projects are explored, with a specific focus on Jamie's film, "Catching Air." The episode provides valuable insights into the intricacies of the documentary filmmaking process.

A film-obsessed nerd since as far back as she can remember, it's no wonder that Jamie Hitchings became a filmmaker. Specifically, she's a post-production specialist whose work reflects an interest in technology and asks tough questions about how it affects humanity. Hitchings teaches college-level post-production and film history and is also a freelance editor for the United Nations. She is a graduate of the Kansas City Art Institute and completed her Masters at NYU. Her first feature-length documentary "Catching Air" was born out of a strong desire to create a story from something that most people are not familiar with. Through this documentary, Hitchings hopes to not just to spread knowledge and dispel myths about the fringe creative world of international air guitar, but also to inspire others to explore thing that lie just outside of their own daily routines.

You can watch the trailer for "Catching Air" here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CS2qX9p6UD0

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Talking MEWShop Episode 3: Filmmaker & Educator Jamie Hitchings

🎙️ In this episode of The RGB Podcast, we sit down with Tim Irwin, a director and cinematographer dedicated to capturing real, honest stories on film. Known for We Jam Econo: The Story of the Minutemen and Don’t Break Down: A Film About Jawbreaker, Tim has spent his career documenting the lives of influential musicians and subcultures with deep respect and authenticity.

One of the biggest themes in Tim’s work is honoring the trust of the people he films—ensuring their stories are told with integrity and care. In this conversation, we explore his approach to documentary filmmaking, the responsibility that comes with telling someone else’s story, and how cinematography shapes the emotional impact of a film.

If you’re passionate about storytelling, filmmaking, or music documentaries, this episode is packed with insights from a cinematographer who believes that capturing truth is just as important as creating beautiful visuals.

🎧 Listen now to hear Tim’s journey and his philosophy on doing right by the people who trust him with their stories!

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Tim Irwin: Honoring Stories Through Filmmaking | The RGB Podcast | Ep. 7

Looking for real Beverly Boy Productions reviews to decide if their documentary services are worth it? 

In this episode, we break down what goes into a successful documentary pitch deck, from plot summaries to audience data, budget planning, and sales projections. Learn how Beverly Boy Productions helps filmmakers create professional, investor-ready proposals that can turn ideas into full productions.

Beverly Boy Productions Reviews: Are Their Documentary Services Worth It for Filmmakers?

This week is a very special episode introducing a second adventure documentary we are about to go film in the great state of Iowa!!

I'm joined with my friend and one of the smartest, most creative guys I know Paul Scheuring to chat through the idea of this film and the possibilities of this adventure!

Way more details about this project in this episode!! 

All I can say right now is that I am very excited to move on from the pre-production "thinking-things-through" phase of this project to the "go out and do it" phase next week as me and a bunch of close friends journey across Eastern Iowa. 

Wish us luck!! It's going to be an adventure!!


#417: Introducing our Upcoming Iowa Adventure Film Project!!

Welcome to the official Beverly Boy Productions podcast! In this podcast, we provide expert insights, behind-the-scenes stories, and genuine reviews based on our extensive experience in the video production industry. With over 15 years of creating high-quality videos for clients across diverse sectors, Beverly Boy Productions has earned a reputation for delivering exceptional services in film, corporate videos, event coverage, and beyond.

Join us as we feature our team, clients, and industry professionals, discussing the techniques and strategies behind crafting impactful video content. Whether you're seeking guidance for your upcoming video project or curious about the production process, you'll gain valuable knowledge and hear real client experiences on our podcast.

Interviews with incredible people about Adventure, Motivation, Mindset, Positivity, Endurance, Health, Perseverance, and Possibility

The Manhattan Edit Workshop Podcast Network includes the event series “Sight, Sound & Story” featuring the industry's best Editors, Cinematographers, Sound Designers, Colorists, and VFX Artists, as well as the "Talking MEWShop" interview podcast.

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