Alexander Monelli, award-winning filmmaker, producer & director at WVIA Public Media, speaking about the NEPA Film Festival taking place April 14-16, 2023 at the Waverly Community House in Waverly, PA. There will be film screenings and workshops and a special opening night with Emmy-winner Josh Fox at 6 pm on April 14. www.nepafilmfestival.com/   For a preview, tune to Keystone Edition Arts on WVIA-TV on Monday, March 20 at 7 pm.  To be part of the 
studio audience without charge: www.wvia.org/events

Alexander Monelli; March 16 2023

Alexander Monelli, award-winning filmmaker from the WVIA Public Media staff, speaking about his new documentary film, "ROAR: The Story of the Southern Columbia Football Tigers," that will receive its broadcast premiere on Thursday, May 11, 2023, at 8 pm, on WVIA TV and online at wvia.org/    For more information: www.wvia.org/
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Al Monelli; May 10 2023

Alan Snitow and Deborah Kaufman producers and directors of "Town Destroyer" talk with Peggy Berryhill about their film and the Mendocino Film Festival.

Deborah Kaufmann & Alan Snitow film "Town Destroyer" PP 5.30.23

Filmmakers Luz Cabrales & Robert Savakinus speaking about their
original documentary, "Scranton's Championship Season," centering on the making of the Hollywood movie "That Championship Season" in Scranton 41 years ago.  The documentary will be broadcast on WVIA TV
on Tuesday, August 15, 2023, at 8:00 pm.  www.wvia.org/

Luz Cabrales; Robert Savakinus; August 9 2023

Dr. David Heineman, Associate Professor in Communications Studies at Commonwealth University-Bloomsburg, speaking about his recent documentary film, "NEPA Doc" to be screened at the Campus Theatre in Lewisburg, PA, on November 15, 2023, at 7:00 p.m.
www.davidheineman.net/

David Heineman; November 14 2023

We go behind the scenes with documentary film and television director, producer, editor, cameraman and much more, Marcel Llorens. Born in Barcelona, Marcel’s love of all things cinema was sparked by watching old movies with his father. He studied audiovisual communication at the Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona and the Institut Ramon Llull, and went on to work on publicity shoots as a freelancer for companies such as Levi's, HP, Samsung, Puma, Ticketmaster, Nokia, Garmin, and others. He would later work as cameraman and editor for various television programs for TV3, Interzona.tv, Movistar+, but discovered his true calling when he started directing and filming documentaries.

His current project, a documentary about the iconic Mexican song "La Llorona," has not only gained him international recognition even before it’s been officially released—it just won the CaixaForum+ and IN-EDIT music documentary film festival competition this year—but it also changed his life completely. Marcel now splits his time between Barcelona and Mexico City, where over the past four years he has worked on a documentary for Mexican television station Canal 22, music videos for artists such as La Malinche, La Bruja de Texcoco, Antonio Hidalgo and more, as well as his project La Llorona El Documental. Marcel and his family are also involved with the non-profit organization Ni Una Menos, which works to raise awareness for the thousands of women who have been murdered or gone missing in Mexico.

Marcel Llorens

Michael Cavalieri, award-winning filmmaker, speaking about
his recent documentary, "Il Porta Dell'Inferno" (The Door To Hell),
about sulfur miners in central Sicily in the late 1800s and early 
1900s, in anticipation of a screening at the Art Haus, 
301 Lackawanna Avenue in Scranton.  There will be a reception
at 6:00 and the screening at 7:00.  After the film is shown,
Michael Cavalieri will take part in a Q & A session.
For more information: www.unicoscranton.org.
You can find Michael Cavalieri on Facebook.

Michael Cavlieri; October 17 2024

Peggy Berryhill is co-founder of KGUA 88.3 FM, President NMRC, and host of Peggy's Place on Monday and Tuesday mornings, an interview show from 9a-10a (repeats 1p-2p on those two days.) 

On Peggy's Place, we get to know our neighbors and friends in both Sonoma and Mendocino Counties, what's happening and who is doing what (Gualala, pronounced "Wah-la-la" on the Northern California coast is at the border of Sonoma and Mendocino Counties.) 

KGUA is  non-commercial public radio station that serves the Mendonoma Coast from Bodega Bay to Elk on the coast and inland to Booneville, Healdsburg and Guerneville. People around the world listen in on the stream (at KGUA.org) with our own streaming app, and on apps like Radio Garden and TuneIn. 

KGUA is a project of the Native Media Resource Center, a place a place to collaborate, create, educate and serve.

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