It’s that time again. The biggest American film festival is upon us, and this year the Ioncinema crew will be descending on Park City with eight feet on the ground and eight eyes on Park City’s various and plentiful screens. Eric Lavallee, Nicholas Bell, Caitlin Coder and I will be covering just about every inch of this year’s festival here at Ioncinema.com, as well as on that ever increasingly vibrant instanews network – Twitter. Be sure to follow @ioncinema and, as stated above, my personal handle @Rectangular_Eye, as we’ll be tweeting throughout the festival with breaking news, reviews, and sightings, all the while trying to keep up with the massive amount of content sure to be coming from this year’s Sundance filmmakers themselves, most of which have their own Twitter accounts and are listed at length below (minus the world & short programs). Whether you...
- 1/16/2014
- by Jordan M. Smith
- IONCINEMA.com
With part three of our Sundance Twitterverse series, we see the biggest names in non-fiction commenting outside the realms of their films. For the many subjects of We Are The Giant (@WeAreTheGiant_), Twitter has served as much more than just a place to find breaking news, but as a weapon wielded in the name of freedom. Many of these brave souls are represented below.
Documentary Premieres
The Battered Bastards of Baseball – @MavsDoc
Finding Fela
Director/Producer Alex Gibney – @alexgibneyfilm
Editor Lindy Jankura – @lindyjank
Composer Fela Anikulapo-Kuti – @felakuti
Freedom Summer – @FreedomSummer64
Writer/Director Stanley Nelson – @StanleyNelson1
Happy Valley
Director Amir Bar-Lev – @amirbarlev
Producer John Battsek – @DiegoisGod
Lambert & Stamp
Music: The Who – @TheWho
Last Days in Vietnam – @LDVFilm
Screenwriter Keven McAlester – @KevenMcAlester
Life Itself – @EbertMovie
Subject Roger Ebert – @ebertchicago
Producer Zak Piper – @ZakPiper
Mitt
Director/Producer/Cinematographer/Editor Greg Whiteley – @greggor10
This May Be the Last Time
Director/Producer Sterlin Harjo – @SterlinHarjo...
Documentary Premieres
The Battered Bastards of Baseball – @MavsDoc
Finding Fela
Director/Producer Alex Gibney – @alexgibneyfilm
Editor Lindy Jankura – @lindyjank
Composer Fela Anikulapo-Kuti – @felakuti
Freedom Summer – @FreedomSummer64
Writer/Director Stanley Nelson – @StanleyNelson1
Happy Valley
Director Amir Bar-Lev – @amirbarlev
Producer John Battsek – @DiegoisGod
Lambert & Stamp
Music: The Who – @TheWho
Last Days in Vietnam – @LDVFilm
Screenwriter Keven McAlester – @KevenMcAlester
Life Itself – @EbertMovie
Subject Roger Ebert – @ebertchicago
Producer Zak Piper – @ZakPiper
Mitt
Director/Producer/Cinematographer/Editor Greg Whiteley – @greggor10
This May Be the Last Time
Director/Producer Sterlin Harjo – @SterlinHarjo...
- 1/16/2014
- by Jordan M. Smith
- IONCINEMA.com
Apart from being one of my favorite actors, Donal Logue is also coming up in three of my favorite shows. Unfortunately (maybe), once in a while you find yourself in an interview that turns out, somehow, not to actually be one. You have your questions set out. You know the shows and the talking points. Your subject is equally prepared to run through the routine of extolling the virtues of whatever they happen to be working on. But, it doesn’t end up going that way.
These are the interviews which ultimately find you running out of time, and scrambling for something, and spitting out, “Umm… tell me about the show.”
Or, to put it another way, these are the interviews that make you glad you don’t work for someone, who might not think it’s actually completely brilliant that you killed thirty minutes talking to Donal Logue as...
These are the interviews which ultimately find you running out of time, and scrambling for something, and spitting out, “Umm… tell me about the show.”
Or, to put it another way, these are the interviews that make you glad you don’t work for someone, who might not think it’s actually completely brilliant that you killed thirty minutes talking to Donal Logue as...
- 4/17/2013
- by Marc Eastman
- AreYouScreening.com
As a singing competition, "The Voice" has some interesting twists. And we thought our readers would have some questions about NBC's new reality singing competition as it approaches its series premiere Tuesday, April 26 at 9 p.m. Et with the blind audition rounds.
So, we went right to the show's host, Carson Daly, with your questions from Twitter, Facebook, and right here on Zap2it.
Here are the 5 Zap2it reader questions Carson answered:
1.) As host, what's your involvement with the contestants? -- @Mkr512 on TwitterThis show is a hybrid. So, it's part stage performances and then part reality television and storytelling. So in the blind auditions, I'm with the families. So if you went up there, I'd be with your mom and dad. And I watch the audition process with them and I'm there for good news if somebody turns their chair around and I was there for bad news when nobody turned around.
So, we went right to the show's host, Carson Daly, with your questions from Twitter, Facebook, and right here on Zap2it.
Here are the 5 Zap2it reader questions Carson answered:
1.) As host, what's your involvement with the contestants? -- @Mkr512 on TwitterThis show is a hybrid. So, it's part stage performances and then part reality television and storytelling. So in the blind auditions, I'm with the families. So if you went up there, I'd be with your mom and dad. And I watch the audition process with them and I'm there for good news if somebody turns their chair around and I was there for bad news when nobody turned around.
- 4/26/2011
- by editorial@zap2it.com
- Zap2It - From Inside the Box
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