Talking Pictures with Paul Booth

Host Paul Booth interviews the film's Director Laura Ferber. WE ARE COLUMBINE is a must-see documentary telling the story of the April 20th,1999 Mass-shooting at Columbine High School (through the eye's of multiple surivors). In 1999 we were not used to shooting, this film is all-too-relevant.

This must see documentary tells the tale of the April 20th, 1999 Mass-shooting at Columbine High School. This film tells the tale through the eye's of four surivors. In 1999 we were not used to shooting, this film is all-too-relevant.

This must see documentary tells the tale of the April 20th, 1999 Mass-shooting at Columbine High School. This film tells the tale through the eye's of four surivors. In 1999 we were not used to shooting, this film is all-too-relevant.

Host Paul Booth interviews Director Skye Borgman about her documentary Adbucted in Plain Sight, a current hit on Netflix and making the media rounds with the big world outlets.

Host Paul Booth interviews Director Skye Borgman about her documentary Adbucted in Plain Sight, a current hit on Netflix and making the media rounds with the big world outlets.

Host Paul Booth interviews Fiona Crombie Production Designer of the Golden-Globe-winning (Best Picture Nominee) THE FAVOURITE.

Host Paul Booth interviews Fiona Crombie Production Designer of the Golden-Globe-winning (Best Picture Nominee) THE FAVOURITE.

Host Paul Booth will interview Oscar-Nominee James Laxton for his latest work with Director Barry Jenkins on the Golden-Globe Nominated If Beale St. Could Talk.

Director of photography James Laxton’s work is dedicated to telling intense, heartfelt stories that capture the imagination and hearts of his audience. He is best known for his work on Moonlight, which earned him a Academy Award nomination for Best Cinematography and won the award for Best Picture. Directed by Barry Jenkins and starring Mahershala Ali, Naomie Harris and Trevante Rhodes, Laxton’s work also received: a prestigious American Society of Cinematographers Award nomination for Outstanding Achievement in Cinematography in Theatrical Releases.

Most recently, Laxton teamed up with Jenkins again for If Beale Street Could Talk, based on the novel by James Baldwin. The film follows a young woman's mission to prove the innocence of her child's father before she gives birth. Beale Street premiered to a standing ovation at the Toronto International Film Festival in 2018, where it received the runner up prize for the People's Choice Award. The film releases nationwide in the United States on Nov. 30.

Host Paul Booth will interview Oscar-Nominee James Laxton for his latest work with Director Barry Jenkins on the Golden-Globe Nominated If Beale St. Could Talk.

Director of photography James Laxton’s work is dedicated to telling intense, heartfelt stories that capture the imagination and hearts of his audience. He is best known for his work on Moonlight, which earned him a Academy Award nomination for Best Cinematography and won the award for Best Picture. Directed by Barry Jenkins and starring Mahershala Ali, Naomie Harris and Trevante Rhodes, Laxton’s work also received: a prestigious American Society of Cinematographers Award nomination for Outstanding Achievement in Cinematography in Theatrical Releases.

Most recently, Laxton teamed up with Jenkins again for If Beale Street Could Talk, based on the novel by James Baldwin. The film follows a young woman's mission to prove the innocence of her child's father before she gives birth. Beale Street premiered to a standing ovation at the Toronto International Film Festival in 2018, where it received the runner up prize for the People's Choice Award. The film releases nationwide in the United States on Nov. 30.

Host Paul Booth will interview Film Director Christina Kallas. We discussed two of her films (available on Amazon) 42 Seconds of Happiness, The Rainbow Experiment and we discussed her next film. Bonus, her take on Jazz!!