Kevin Overton, a filmmaker from the Philadelphia region, is our guest today. He has always enjoyed writing, but when the opportunity to participate in a program that teaches people how to make films arose, he seized it, and his film, Dark, has been nominated for and received awards at numerous film festivals. In the coming years, the writings of this new filmmaker may emerge on  cinema or streaming services.

REALITY DATING SHOWS HAVE BEEN VERY POPULAR FOR AMERICAN AUDIENCES SINCE THE POPULARITY OF SHOWS LIKE "THE BACHELOR." BUT CAN A DATING SHOW ACTUALLY HELP YOU FIND LOVE? IS IT POSSIBLE TO FORGE A STRONG BOND BETWEEN TWO PEOPLE WHEN THEY MEET IN A SITUATION WITH CAMERAS AND THOUSANDS OF ONLOOKERS?

BY NOW WE HAVE ALL LEARNED ABOUT THE INCCIDENT THAT TOOK THE LIFE OF THE CINEMATOGRAPHER AMD WOUNDED THE FILM'S DIRECTOR. THE INCIDENT NOT ONLY HAS CAUSED OUTRAGE AND MADE THE NEWS ALL OVER THE COUNTRIES BUT IT LEAVE US ASKING MANY QUESTIONS. HOW DID THIS HAPPEN? WHO SHOULD BE HELD RESPONSIBLE , HOW WILL THE FILM INDUSTRY CHANGE DUE TO THIS WE TALK ABOUT THAT AND MANY MORE THINGS TODAY.

Today we Talk to Canadian Born Actress Mercedes De La Cruz. She began performing on stage at the age of three. She was a gifted dancer winning countless competitions and awards including Outstanding Performer from Lecky's School of Dancing in 1994. She loved to dance and performed in front of large crowds in productions such as "The Nutcracker" performed by the Alberta Ballet. From there she went on to Musical Theater and then Classical Theater where she fell in love with the art of acting. She began with small roles and music videos and in 2009 made a move to Vancouver, Canada to pursue acting full time. De La Cruz’s acting career began with small roles and music videos. Shortly after her move to the “Hollywood North,” she landed numerous commercials. She now appears in various episodes of many hit TV shows that were shot in Vancouver, including AMC’s ‘Bates Motel’ opposite Freddie Highmore, Bravo’s ‘Girlfriends’ Guide to Divorce’ opposite former ‘House’ star, Lisa Edelstein, History Channel’s ‘Project Blue Book’ opposite former ‘Game of Thrones’ actor Aidan Gillen and the WB/the CW’s Supernatural. With all the success she has gained the industry can still be a grind, but she still loves it we discuss that and  her journey into the world of acting on todays episode. 

3D MOVIES DO YOU LOVE EM OR DO YOU HATE THEM? ITS SOMETHING WE SEE BEING INTRODUCED AND REINTRODUCED TO FILM AUDIENCES DO YOU THINK ITS DONE EFFECTIVELY? WHAT MAKES A GREAT 3D MOVIE? DOES IT HELP ADD TO THE FILM OR TAKE AWAY FROM THE MOVIE GOING EXPERIANCE WE TALK ABOUT THAT AND MORE.

TODAY WE WANTED TO DISCUSS WHICH ARTFORM HAS THE GREATEST IMPACT ON TODAYS SOCIETY AND WE ALSO CELEBRATE OUR ONE YEAR MARK OF OUR JOURNEY OF DOING THIS PODCAST.

IATSE, a union which represents film crews, has asked their members to grant them the authority to strike. Conditions have worsened in the pandemic for people who work on sets for film and television. Today we talk about how that strike can affect Hollywood and filmmakers all across the country