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FEATURE DOCUMENTARY Catalogue
FEATURE DOCUMENTARY Catalogue ACTIVE MEASURES Active Measures chronicles the most successful espionage operation in Russian history, the American presidential election of 2016. Filmmaker Jack Bryan exposes a 30-year history of covert political warfare devised by Vladimir Putin to disrupt, and ultimately control world events. Running time: 1 x 109-minutes Produced by: Shooting Films Year of production: 2017 -2018 THE ALEXANDER COMPLEX (w/t) The words ‘tomb of Alexander’ draw one of the world’s foremost archaeologists and a team of experts, on 6 expeditions to uncover the truth. The stakes are high in this breathtaking game of strategy as they face fatwas, military interventions and the stoic bedrock of the ancient Middle-East. One man, code- named ‘The Inventor’ holds the exact coordinates of the tomb entrance – will he give up the secret? Running time: 1 x 90-minutes Produced by: Soilsiú Films & Fine Point Films production Year of production: 2019 ALIAS RUBY BLADE Kirsty Sword, a young Australian activist, aspired to be a documentary filmmaker in East Timor, but instead became an underground operative for the Timorese resistance against Indonesia in Jakarta. Her code name: Ruby Blade. Her task: to become a conduit for information and instruction between the resistance movement and its enigmatic leader, Kay Rala “Xanana” Gusmão, while he was serving a life sentence in prison for his revolutionary activities. Through correspondence, they fell in love. Alias Ruby Blade captures their incredible love story from its beginning to the ultimate triumph of freedom in East Timor, demonstrating the astonishing power of ordinary individuals to change the course of history. -
Outstanding Documentary Or Nonfiction Special
2018 Primetime Emmy® Awards Ballot Outstanding Documentary Or Nonfiction Special Aaron Hernandez Uncovered March 17, 2018 - March 18, 2018 A detailed look at Aaron Hernandez’s life, a millionaire athlete with a fiancé and baby, convicted of murder. New details and never-before-seen interviews explain his troubled past and murder allegations. American Medevac September 17, 2017 During the Vietnam War, CBS News correspondent Morton Dean and cameraman Greg Cooke flew on a harrowing medevac mission to rescue three wounded infantrymen from an enemy infested rice paddy. American Medevac tells the story of finding these men and their emotional reunion, more than 40 years later. Andre The Giant April 10, 2018 A look at the life and career of professional wrestling’s most beloved legend, André René Roussimoff, a.k.a. "Andre The Giant.” Through interviews and never before seen footage, the film is a revealing and intimate portrait of one of pop culture’s most recognizable, yet misunderstood, figures. Baltimore Rising November 20, 2017 Baltimore Rising goes deep behind the scenes of a city on edge in the wake of Freddie Gray’s death in police custody, which sparked protests and riots. The film follows local activists, police officers, community leaders and gang affiliates as they fight for change and struggle to hold Baltimore together. Biggie: The Life Of Notorious B.I.G. (Biography Presents) September 04, 2017 Biggie: The Life of Nortorious B.I.G. is the first biography to be authorized by the estate of the late Christopher Wallace. This documentary provides interviews with his widow, his mother, close friends and multiple cultural icons. -
Television Academy Awards
2018 Primetime Emmy® Awards Ballot Outstanding Directing For A Documentary/Nonfiction Program American Dynasties: The Kennedys The Path To Power March 18, 2018 John F. Kennedy launches a long-shot bid for power, but the seemingly perfect candidate must confront the issues of his health, faith and fidelity if he is to have any chance of reaching the White House. Tim Dunn, Directed by American Experience The Chinese Exclusion Act May 29, 2018 The history and impact of the 1882 law that made it illegal for Chinese workers to come to America and for Chinese nationals already here ever to become U.S. citizens. The first in a line of acts targeting the Chinese, it remained in force for more than 60 years. Ric Burns, Directed by Li-Shin Yu, Directed by American Experience Into The Amazon January 09, 2018 Into the Amazon tells the remarkable story of President Theodore Roosevelt’s perilous 1914 journey with legendary Brazilian explorer Cândido Rondon into the dark and deadly heart of the South American rainforest to chart an unexplored tributary of the Amazon. John Maggio, Directed by American Masters Edgar Allan Poe: Buried Alive October 30, 2017 Discover the real story of the notorious author, starring Denis O’Hare as Edgar Allan Poe. Explores the misrepresentations of Poe and reveals how he tapped into what it means to be human in a modern and sometimes frightening world. Eric Stange, Directed by American Masters Lorraine Hansberry: Sighted Eyes/Feeling Heart January 19, 2018 Artist. Activist. Rebel. Visionary. If you only know “A Raisin in the Sun,” then you don’t know Lorraine Hansberry. -
MLA Partial Credits Doc MARCH 2019 Trip Edit
Awards & Nominations: 5 MPSE Awards 1 Primetime Emmy Nomination 1 Ariel Nomination (Mexican Academy of Film Award) 20 MPSE Nominations 3 CAS Nominations Feature Film Complete Post Sound Editorial/Re-Recording Mixing Credits Include: Clemency, ACE Pictures Ent., Director: Chinonye Chukwu (Winner, Grand Jury Prize, Dramatic, 2019 Sundance) The Art of Self Defense, Bleeker Street Media, Director: Riley Stearns (Official Selection 2019 SXSW Film Festival) The Last Summer, Netflix, Director: William Bendley Bayou Caviar, Gravitas Ventures, Director: Cuba Gooding, Jr. The Wedding Year, Lakeshore Entertainment, Director: Robert Luketic The Scorpion King: the Book of Souls, Universal 1440, Director: Don Michael Paul The Perfect Date, Paramount Pictures/Netflix, Director: Chris Nelson I See You, Zodiac Features, Director: Adam Randall (Official Selection 2019 SXSW Film Festival) God Bless the Broken Road, Freestyle Releasing, Director: Harold Cronk Killerman, Solution Entertainment Group, Director: Malik Bader Little Pink House, Brightlight Pitures, Director: Courtney Balaker Lying and Stealing, Vertical Entertainment, Director: Matt Aselton Moose, Daniel Grodik Prods., Director: Fred Durst Reckoning, Crooked Crow Films, Directors: Lane Skye and Ruckus Skye Ride, Unified Pictures, Director: Jeremy Ungar Stano, Off the Chart Entertainment, Director: Raymond De Felitta Them That Follow, Sony Pictures, Directors: Britt Poulton and Dan Madison Savage (Nominated Grand Jury Prize, Dramatic, 2019 Sundance Film Festival) Bigger, Ent.. Studios Motion Pictures, -
Television Academy Awards
2018 Primetime Emmy® Awards Ballot Outstanding Picture Editing For A Nonfiction Program Active Shooter Santa Monica, California November 03, 2017 Whether due to acts of terrorism, hate, or mental instability, mass shootings have become all too commonplace. This documentary series examines this disturbing phenomenon from the points of view of victims, family members, emergency medical workers and first responders, who bravely risk their lives in the face of grave danger. Gary Pollak, Editor America Divided Who Controls The Land May 11, 2018 Native American actor Martin Sensmeier travels to San Juan County, Utah, to investigate the controversy over the Bears Ears National Monument. While there, he uncovers the decades of struggle for equality by the county’s Native citizens. Megan Brennan, Editor America's War On Drugs Acid, Spies, And Secret Experiments June 18, 2017 Secret assassination attempts, the CIA’s LSD experiments, and covert support of heroin traffickers lead up to Nixons’ declaration of war on drugs. Gangsters and gurus, war lords and spies, street gangs and politicians — all vying for control over black market narcotics, and the power that comes with it. Adrian Murray, Editor American Dynasties: The Kennedys Brothers In Arms March 25, 2018 A confident, popular John F. Kennedy is sworn in as the youngest ever elected American president, but he will have to rely on his brother, Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy, to help him navigate the disasters of 1961. Anton Short, Editor American Experience The Chinese Exclusion Act May 29, 2018 The history and impact of the 1882 law that made it illegal for Chinese workers to come to America and for Chinese nationals already here ever to become U.S. -
Pressible Excitement, All Within a Span of Just Two Hours Having Had Lunch with the Man
BECOMING BOND Production Notes Canadian Distribution filmswelike Bookings and Inquires: [email protected] Publicity and Media: [email protected] Logline: A unique documentary/narrative hybrid chronicling the stranger-than-fiction true story of George Lazenby, a poor Australian car mechanic who, through an unbelievable set of circumstances, landed the role of James Bond in On Her Majesty’s Secret Service (1969), despite having never acted a day in his life. Then after being offered the next six Bond films and a $1 million signing bonus, he turned it all down… DIRECTOR’S STATEMENT As I was driving in to have lunch with George Lazenby, I had mixed emotions. On the one hand, having been a Bond fan since a young age, I was excited to meet one of the few to ever play the role. On the other, as a documentary filmmaker, I was trepidatious. I wasn’t sure what to expect and had a sinking sensation that perhaps this character wouldn’t pan out to be worthy of a film. So many of the stories from his life that I could find online seemed just too absurd, too bizarre. I had made up my mind that no one’s life could be this crazy… But I couldn’t have been more wrong. As I sat listening to him recount one incredible story after another (we only got to about age 18 in our two and half hours), I was captivated by a man who, in the simplest terms, had lived a truly full and original life. This one man’s life story has it all: There is love. -
FEATURE DOCUMENTARY Catalogue
FEATURE DOCUMENTARY Catalogue ACTIVE MEASURES Active Measures chronicles the most successful espionage operation in Russian history, the American presidential election of 2016. Filmmaker Jack Bryan exposes a 30-year history of covert political warfare devised by Vladimir Putin to disrupt, and ultimately control world events. Running time: 1 x 109-minutes Produced by: Shooting Films Year of production: 2017 -2018 A DEAL WITH THE UNIVERSE Autobiographical and made entirely from personal archive and home video diaries, A Deal With The Universe follows filmmaker Jason Barker's incredible story of how he came to give birth to his child, charting over 15 years of his and his partner's life. This film is groundbreaking in terms of its intimate insights into gender identity and new parenthood. Running time: 1 x 90-minutes Produced by: A Delaval Film Production in association with Tigerlily Films Year of production: 2018 ALIAS RUBY BLADE Kirsty Sword, a young Australian activist, aspired to be a documentary filmmaker in East Timor, but instead became an underground operative for the Timorese resistance against Indonesia in Jakarta. Her code name: Ruby Blade. Her task: to become a conduit for information and instruction between the resistance movement and its enigmatic leader, Kay Rala “Xanana” Gusmão, while he was serving a life sentence in prison for his revolutionary activities. Through correspondence, they fell in love. Alias Ruby Blade captures their incredible love story from its beginning to the ultimate triumph of freedom in East Timor, demonstrating the astonishing power of ordinary individuals to change the course of history. Running time: 1 x one hour or 1 x 78-minutes Produced by: An Ager Meillier Film Year of production: 2012 www.kewmedia.com ALIENS ON THE MOON: THE TRUTH EXPOSED Aliens On The Moon goes beyond the “official” story to examine what really might have happened on the historic day that mankind first set foot on the Moon in 1969. -
Comedy As a Form of Cathartic Life Writing
TCNJ JOURNAL OF STUDENT SCHOLARSHIP VOLUME XXII APRIL 2020 COMEDY AS A FORM OF CATHARTIC LIFE WRITING Author: Corinne Petersen Faculty Sponsor: Lisa Ortiz-Vilarelle Department of English ABSTRACT There is something about humor that transcends almost any circumstance of the human condition. As Roger Scruton and Peter Jones write in their examination of laughter, “Man is the only animal that laughs” (Scruton and Jones 197)--and although the nature of how comedy is produced and consumed has rapidly evolved alongside developments in technology and globalization, the thread of human laughter has a constancy that is unbroken by changes in politics, show business, and the world at large. But what exactly is that thread of constancy that comedy seems to offer? Scruton and Jones go on to write, “The phenomenon which we seek to describe has intentionality . Laughter is its full expression, amusement its essence, and humour its intentional object . amusement contains, or is founded on, a thought of which animals are incapable” (Scruton and Jones 198). What I seek to unpack is what, exactly, that “thought” is, and why humor is such an alluring medium for conveying details about life. In this essay, I will argue that the power of comedy lies in its cathartic effects, which allow us to take ownership of losses by re-representing them in meaningful--if somewhat fictionalized--ways. Every comedian interacts somehow with loss, but in particular, Stephen Colbert, Conan O’Brien, and David Sedaris capitalize on losses and spin them to create stellar, yet different, comedic content that functions as a reflection of real life and as a cathartic tool for both themselves and for their audiences.