Talking Pictures with Paul Booth

Host Paul Booth interviews Kelly Loudenberg Creator of The Netflix Series The Confession Tapes. 

Episodes Include:

6 Episodes: 

Trial by Fire - A Midwestern housewife is accused of her daughter’s mysterious death in a house fire.

 

Eighth and H - Housekeeper and mother of six is sexually assaulted and brutally murdered in a DC alley. The investigation spirals out of control as 17 individuals are arrested and no physical evidence or reliable witness is in sight.

 

True East- Two college students on summer break return home after a night on the town in Seattle, WA to find three family members bludgeoned to death. With these teenagers in their sights, authorities use ethically questionable tactics in an attempt to pin down the boys.

 

The Labor Day Murders-A search for two killers in a deadly double homicide comes to a screeching halt after the victim’s nephew confesses.

 

A Public Apology- A young bartender is beaten and then burned. Her dismayed boyfriend quickly becomes the sole focus of a deeply flawed investigation whilst other viable suspects roam free.

 

Down River- A tire store manager in the Motor City loses control of his car, plunging into the Detroit River with his wife and four kids.

Host Paul Booth will interview Film wrtier-producer-director Quincy Rose. The episode will be an artist profile, discussing life, art and many topics (including Quincy's family legacy to Film History). Quincy's Father was the late-Film and T.V. write Mickey Rose who wrote numerous films and T.V. shows..The interview will be Quincy discussing his process, some of his life experiences and the making of his two films as a director MILES TO GO and FRIENDS EFFING FRIENDS EFFING FRIENDS (both available for FREE on Amazon Prime). 

We also be joined by another indie-gem of a Film Director Rainy Kerwin (The Wedding Invitation). This episode is a new format, So share with your friends and be ready for FILM TALK!

Host Paul Booth will interview Film wrtier-producer-director Quincy Rose. The episode will be an artist profile, discussing life, art and many topics (including Quincy's family legacy to Film History). Quincy's Father was the late-Film and T.V. write Mickey Rose who wrote numerous films and T.V. shows..The interview will be Quincy discussing his process, some of his life experiences and the making of his two films as a director MILES TO GO and FRIENDS EFFING FRIENDS EFFING FRIENDS (both available for FREE on Amazon Prime). 

We also be joined by another indie-gem of a Film Director Rainy Kerwin (The Wedding Invitation). This episode is a new format, So share with your friends and be ready for FILM TALK!

Host Paul Booth  gives a taset of what is coming up on Talking Pictures.

Host Paul Booth  gives a taset of what is coming up on Talking Pictures.

Host Paul Booth wtill review BUTTERFLY CAUGHT and LIFE HACK.

Butterfly Caught: Directed by Manny Rodrguez J.

Synopsis: Starring Alex Sgambati, Abigail Klein, and Jess Jacobs — BUTTERFLY CAUGHT is about three aspiring actresses who set out to break into the cut-throat world of acting in Los Angeles. As each young woman is forced to face her deepest fears and insecurities, they all discover the lengths to which they will go to fight against failure. The film offers a glimpse into the darker side of Hollywood, exposes the seduction of fame, and captures the thirst for relevance in a city that cycles through talent and destroys ambitions

Life Hack: Premiered at The Brooklyn Film Festival

  Life  Hack is an indie comedy about our complete lack of digital privacy in our social media driven age. Derek Wilson (starring in AMC's Preacher and Hulu’s upcoming Future Man - both co-directed and produced by Seth Rogen) plays Charlie, a white hat computer hacker who goes on a search to find the infamously unidentifiable Moraler, a black hat hacker who threatens to release Charlie's friend's graphic masterbation video to social media unless he pays a ransom. The story weaves our ensemble cast together, keeping you on the edge of your seat and laughing all the while. 

 

@lifehackmovie

lifehackthemovie.com

Host Paul Booth wtill review BUTTERFLY CAUGHT and LIFE HACK.

Butterfly Caught: Directed by Manny Rodrguez J.

Synopsis: Starring Alex Sgambati, Abigail Klein, and Jess Jacobs — BUTTERFLY CAUGHT is about three aspiring actresses who set out to break into the cut-throat world of acting in Los Angeles. As each young woman is forced to face her deepest fears and insecurities, they all discover the lengths to which they will go to fight against failure. The film offers a glimpse into the darker side of Hollywood, exposes the seduction of fame, and captures the thirst for relevance in a city that cycles through talent and destroys ambitions

Life Hack: Premiered at The Brooklyn Film Festival

  Life  Hack is an indie comedy about our complete lack of digital privacy in our social media driven age. Derek Wilson (starring in AMC's Preacher and Hulu’s upcoming Future Man - both co-directed and produced by Seth Rogen) plays Charlie, a white hat computer hacker who goes on a search to find the infamously unidentifiable Moraler, a black hat hacker who threatens to release Charlie's friend's graphic masterbation video to social media unless he pays a ransom. The story weaves our ensemble cast together, keeping you on the edge of your seat and laughing all the while. 

 

@lifehackmovie

lifehackthemovie.com

Host Paul reviews the new SPIEBERG on HBO.

Host Paul reviews the new SPIEBERG on HBO.

Host Paul Booth interviews Writer-Producer-Director Romina Schwedler of  THE VISIT.

Synopsis: Devastated by the loss of his wife and son, Ben responds to his mother's sudden request for a visit. But when she announces the alleged arrival of his departed family, what he strives to sustain as a gentle encounter soon spirals into torment, finally revealing a most unsettling truth.

Social Media:  Fb @TheVisitShort  website: http://www.visitthefilm.com

The Visit has already been selected for 26 festivals, Oscar Qualifiers Cinequest and St. Louis International F.F.

* Best Short Film by a Woman Award (Burbank International Film Festival)

* Best Actor Nomination - Sean Maher (Burbank International Film Festival)

* Honorable Mention (Myrtle Beach International Film Festival)

* Best Short Film Nomination (Cayfilm - Cayman Island International Film Festival)

* Best First Short Film Nomination (FICIE - Festival Internacional de Cine Independiente de Elche - Spain)

* Finalist - International Short Film Competition (USA Film Festival)

* Audience Choice Award (Martha's Vineyard International Film Festival)

* Finalist - Juried Short Film Competition (Martha's Vineyard International Film Festival)

* U.S. Short Film Award of Excellence (Catalina Film Festival)