CinemATL Podcast

It's the end of an era for us at the CinemATL Podcast. It's our final episode! But what better way to go out than with a review of the huge blockbuster "Spider-Man: No Way Home?" We have both spoiler-free and spoiler-heavy reviews for you.

"Red Notice" is said to be Netflix's biggest movie ever - both in budget and in opening day viewers. But is it any good? Mike and Martin give their review of the Atlanta-lensed blockbuster.

Daylight Saving Time just ended last weekend and we had to move our clocks back one hour. In honor of the fact that we all just traveled back in time, we felt it would be fun to discuss our Top 3 Time Travel Movies.

Marvel’s back at it again, with “Eternals” releasing on November 5 - their third feature this year. The CinemATL Podcast was lucky enough to see an advance screening. Where does this film rank in the MCU? We’ll find out in our NON-SPOILER review.

With the release of “No Time To Die,” we thought this would be a good chance for us to discuss the new movie as well as the impact of one of the longest running franchises in movie history. Plus: we reveal our Top AND Bottom 3 James Bond films!

Now that October is here, it’s time for something a little bit spooky. It’s not a horror film, but 1998’s neo-noir film "Dark City" certainly fits the bill. Is it better than the similarly themed "The Matrix?" One of us thinks so!

It’s time for October Industry News, where we discuss what’s shooting in Georgia and other notes about our Entertainment Industry. It's a packed episode, that includes a possible IATSE strike, a new studio in Savannah, upcoming shows, films and so much more.

It’s that time of year again: Oktoberfest. And even though the big event in Germany is once again canceled due to Covid, we’re still celebrating with our Top 3 Movies About Beer (or alcohol in general). Which films did we pick? Listen and find out!

Marvel's first Asian superhero comes to the big screen in "Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings." What did we think about this new origin story? We let you know in our NON-SPOILER movie review!

Tackling a short film is no small task. There are many pitfalls that you can encounter, but we have 5 tips that may help you in creating your short:

1. Keep It Short

2. Know Your Audience

3. Showcase Your Ability

4. Hook Your Viewers

5. Limit Locations

Get the details on these tips and more advice from CinemATL Podcast hosts Martin Kelley and Michael D Friedman, people that have been through it.

If you are interested in more filmmaking tips don't forget our First Time Filmmaker FAQ, available here: https://soundcloud.com/cinematl/technique-topic-first-time-filmmaker-faqs