Talking Pictures with Paul Booth

Host Paul Booth reviews DEER SEASON directed by Cameron McHarg. It screened in the Horton Plaza Cinemas as part of the San Diego Internationa Film Festival.

Host Paul reviews the new George Tillman Jr. film The Hate U Give. It starred Oscar-winner Common and Russell Hornsby (Fences). This is a rough-film, but it does not hit you over the head and simply lays out the facts on the hot-button social issue of Police shootings.

Host Paul reviews the new George Tillman Jr. film The Hate U Give. It starred Oscar-winner Common and Russell Hornsby (Fences). This is a rough-film, but it does not hit you over the head and simply lays out the facts on the hot-button social issue of Police shootings.

Host Paul Booth will discuss some of the wonderful shorts, features, docs and panels coming to San Diego Oct. 10-14th. Venues in La Jolla UTC-10 Arclight and Horton Plaza downtown.

Host Paul Booth will discuss some of the wonderful shorts, features, docs and panels coming to San Diego Oct. 10-14th. Venues in La Jolla UTC-10 Arclight and Horton Plaza downtown.

Host Paul Booth interviews (accomplished) Cinematographer Newton Thomas Sigel A.S.C. about the rock band's Queen Bio-Pic, which hits theaters Nov. 2nd. This marks another film with Brian Singer for which Sigel has also lensed The Usual Suspects, X-Men, X-Men 2, X-Men Days of Future Past, Jack the Giant Slayer and Superman Returns (among others) with Singer.

Sigel has also lensed Fallen (Denzel Washington), Leap Year (Amy Adams), Valkyrie (Tom Cruise). His work expands from VFX films like X-Men to documentaries (Oliver Stone: Inside Out), TV movies, short films, he filmed the Pilot of the Classic TV show The Wonder Years and has brought to screen the visions of Actors turned Directors such as George Clooney's Leatherheads and Robert Redford's The Conspirator. As if that was not enough of a specturm he shot Tom Hank's '80s (fun-cheese) Turner and Hooch and the film that was a breakthrough in Cinematography at its time David O. Russell's Three Kings.

Host Paul Booth interviews (accomplished) Cinematographer Newton Thomas Sigel A.S.C. about the rock band's Queen Bio-Pic, which hits theaters Nov. 2nd. This marks another film with Brian Singer for which Sigel has also lensed The Usual Suspects, X-Men, X-Men 2, X-Men Days of Future Past, Jack the Giant Slayer and Superman Returns (among others) with Singer.

Sigel has also lensed Fallen (Denzel Washington), Leap Year (Amy Adams), Valkyrie (Tom Cruise). His work expands from VFX films like X-Men to documentaries (Oliver Stone: Inside Out), TV movies, short films, he filmed the Pilot of the Classic TV show The Wonder Years and has brought to screen the visions of Actors turned Directors such as George Clooney's Leatherheads and Robert Redford's The Conspirator. As if that was not enough of a specturm he shot Tom Hank's '80s (fun-cheese) Turner and Hooch and the film that was a breakthrough in Cinematography at its time David O. Russell's Three Kings.

Host Paul Booth reviews Director Jenni Gold's documentary CinemAbility: The Art of Inclusion.

October’s National Disability Employment Awareness Month.  Director Jenni Gold, the 1st wheelchair using female in the Director’s Guild, shares this entertaining and fascinating 120 year history of disability representation in film and TV  - very much like THE CELLULOID CLOSET but with more humor!  

Releasing Everywhere on VOD October 5 

for National Disability Employment Awareness Month

 Includes Jamie Foxx, Ben Affleck, William H. Macy and many more!!!

Host Paul Booth reviews Director Jenni Gold's documentary CinemAbility: The Art of Inclusion.

October’s National Disability Employment Awareness Month.  Director Jenni Gold, the 1st wheelchair using female in the Director’s Guild, shares this entertaining and fascinating 120 year history of disability representation in film and TV  - very much like THE CELLULOID CLOSET but with more humor!  

Releasing Everywhere on VOD October 5 

for National Disability Employment Awareness Month

 Includes Jamie Foxx, Ben Affleck, William H. Macy and many more!!!

Host Paul Booth reviews THE FINAL YEAR having its HBO debut Monday May 21st at 8pm.

Synopsis:

An insider’s look at the key members of President Obama’s foreign-policy team including Secretary of State John Kerry, UN Ambassador Samantha Power, Deputy National Security Advisor Ben Rhodes and National Security Advisor Susan Rice during an era of immense challenges in the final year as they worked to solidify the administration’s policies, promote diplomacy and redefine how the U.S. confronts questions of war and peace, all while preparing to hand over the machinery of American power to a new administration.