DigiPops Interview for PlayItForward
Play It Forward, the ongoing video series of interviews with filmmakers produced by DigiPops.tv, a new platform to make filmmaker discovery and short film distribution socially equitable, interviewed me about Cosmic Playtester, grief, meaning, and filmmaking.
Interview by Film Critic and Festival Organizer Sherif Awad
Sherif Awad, international film critic and film festival organizer, interviewed me as part of his series “Cinema After Corona.” We talked about how COVID19 affects production, Three Trembling Cities, webseries vs. standard TV series, and more. Also check out Sherif’s entire ongoing series, where he talks to directors, festival organizers, composers, cinematographers, and other film professionals.
Panel on Preproduction
I was part of a panel discussion at this year’s GenCon Film Festival, discussing the nuts-and-bolts of preproduction.
Interview on ABCLatino
The web/video magazine ABCLatino, focusing on Latinx issues in the Hudson Valley, interviewed me in March regarding Three Trembling Cities for their April issue. . Many thanks to Maffy Malaver and the team at ABCLatino!
Interview for Snobby Robot
Erik Urtz, head honcho at Snobby Robot, sat down with me at Hollyweb after a screening of Three Trembling Cities to interview me about festival strategies for webcreators and filmmakers.
Nothing Shines Like Dirt
The Nothing Shines Like Dirt podcast interviewed me on line producing, directing, and just about everything else. Created by the talented Lesley Shannon and Elise Sievert Bhusan, this twice-monthly show interviews folks in a variety of creative positions and perspectives.
Interview on Off Center
In 2015 I was interviewed by Abdulai Jalloh for his wonderful art/music/culture show Off Center.
Fast, Cheap Movie Thoughts
In November 2015 I was interviewed by the awesome indie filmmaker John Gaspard for his monthly blog Fast, Cheap Movie Thoughts.
GenreTainment Podcast
In October 2015 I was on the GenreTainment podcast, a show interviewing sci-fi/fantasy/horror authors, filmmakers, and artists. Produced by Marx Pyle, author of Television on the Wild Wild Web, a must-have book for webseries creators
Sci-Fi Saturday Night
In late 2014 I was a guest on the wonderful podcast Sci-Fi Saturday Night, a Boston-based sci-fi/horror/genre filmmaker/author/actor-focused ‘cast that’s had some great interviews and reviews.
World-Building on a Budget, at UAT
In 2013 I was invited by the University of Advanced Technology in Arizona to talk about how to ‘do sci-fi on a budget.’