Lit to Lens

Lit to Lens

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Lit to Lens episodes

  • 6. Fences
    Erik and Will discuss the film “Fences”, after reading it's eponymous source material. They discuss the allegory and themes behind fences, the dynamic of the familial relationships between the characters, and the chances it has come Oscar night. Plus, Erik schools Will in Fences movie/play trivia. Listen and enjoy.
    46 min
  • Fences
    Erik and Will discuss the film “Fences”, after reading it's eponymous source material. They discuss the allegory and themes behind fences, the dynamic of the familial relationships between the characters, and the chances it has come Oscar night. Plus, Erik schools Will in Fences movie/play trivia. Listen and enjoy.
    46 min
  • 5. Arrival
    Erik and Will discuss the film “Arrival”, after reading its source material: the short story "Story of Your Life", written by Ted Chiang. They discuss the theme of free will versus determinism, the film's chances at the Oscars, and Will schools Erik in MTV Movie Award trivia once again. Listen and enjoy.
    51 min
  • Arrival
    Erik and Will discuss the film “Arrival”, after reading the short story it was based on "Story of Your Life" written by Ted Chiang. They discuss the theme of free will versus determinism, the film's chances at the Oscars, and Will schools Erik in MTV Movie Award trivia once again. Listen and enjoy.
    51 min
  • Interview with "Where the Light Enters" author Christa Avampato
    The guys at Lit to Lens are very excited to present you with their very first interview, ever. Erik and Will were able to bring in Christa Avampato, author of the YA novel "Where the Light Enters". Erik and Will talk with Christa about her debut novel, writing to a young adult audience, balancing creative life with work life, and what it's like trying to get published. Sidenote: there was a child screaming towards the end of the interview. Don't worry, they were fine. Enjoy!
    1 hr
  • 4. Christa Avampato Interview (Author of "Emerson Page and Where the Light Enters")
    The guys at Lit to Lens are excited to present you with their very first interview...ever. Erik and Will bring in Christa Avampato, author of the YA novel "Where the Light Enters". Erik and Will talk with Christa about her debut novel, writing to a young adult audience, balancing creative life with work life, and what it's like trying to get published. Side note: there was a child screaming towards the end of the interview. Don't worry, the kid was fine. (We checked.) Enjoy!
    1 hr
  • Holes
    Erik and Will discuss the film “Holes”, after reading it's eponymous source material. They discuss Shia LaBeouf’s acting career, destiny, and the roles of adults in Young Adult fiction. Plus, Will schools Erik in MTV Movie Awards trivia, and they both try their hands at rapping the Holes them song. Listen and enjoy.
    42 min
  • 3. Holes
    Erik and Will discuss the film “Holes” after reading it's eponymous source material. They discuss Shia LaBeouf’s acting career, destiny, and the roles of adults in Young Adult fiction. Plus, Will schools Erik in MTV Movie Awards trivia, and they both try their hands at rapping the Holes them song. Listen and enjoy.
    42 min
  • The Perks of Being a Wallflower
    In the second episode Erik and Will discuss the film "The Perks of Being a Wallflower", after reading it's eponymous source material. They discuss being a freshmen in high school, sexuality, and abuse. Plus, Will wants to know if Erik has ever done pot brownies. Listen to find out.
    48 min
  • 2. The Perks of Being a Wallflower
    In our second episode, Erik and Will discuss the film "The Perks of Being a Wallflower" after reading it's eponymous source material. They talk being a freshmen in high school, sexuality, and abuse. Plus, Will wants to know if Erik has ever eaten pot brownies. Listen to find out.
    48 min

About Lit to Lens

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A podcast about books and their film adaptations. It's a safe place for those who really did like the movie better than the book.