Talking Pictures with Paul Booth

Host Paul Booth reviews THERE IS A NEW WORLD SOMEWHERE. It hits VOD today (August 2nd) and has been doing very well on the Festival Circuit. We will interview the Director on Thursday at 1pm PST.

WINNER: Best Feature Film at the Boonies International Film Festival, 2015

WINNER: Special Jury Award, Best First Feature at the Las Vegas Film Festival, 2015

WINNER: Special Jury Award, Best First Feature at the 31st LA Asian Pacific Film Festival, 2015

Top 10 Films of 2015 by Asian American Directors, Asia Pacific Arts Magazine

Host Paul Booth interviews Film Director Greg Travis and reviews Dark Seduction.

 

DARK SEDUCTION is a fun tongue-in-cheek filmnoir about a down and out detective who has a one night stand with a beautiful vampire, who turns out to be the main suspect in a Hollywood killing spree.

Starring:

Tyler Horn, Victoria Hughey, Catherine Simmons

Director: Greg Travis

Producers: Steven Bishart & Greg Travis

Director of Photography: Steven Bishart

 

Shot on 16mm Black and White | 81min | Not Rated

Host Paul Booth interviews Film Director Greg Travis and reviews Dark Seduction.

 

DARK SEDUCTION is a fun tongue-in-cheek filmnoir about a down and out detective who has a one night stand with a beautiful vampire, who turns out to be the main suspect in a Hollywood killing spree.

Starring:

Tyler Horn, Victoria Hughey, Catherine Simmons

Director: Greg Travis

Producers: Steven Bishart & Greg Travis

Director of Photography: Steven Bishart

 

Shot on 16mm Black and White | 81min | Not Rated

Host Paul Booth will be joined by Festival Director Stephen Elliott as he discusses his new film festival The Rumpus Lo-Fi Los Angeles FIlm Festival (Saturday July 30th). It will have some great indie films Talking Pictures has seen. You will want to hear about this event. 

Filmmaker Magazine:

http://filmmakermagazine.com/99298-five-questions-for-stephen-elliott-about-the-rumpus-lo-fi-film-festival/#.V5aBNJOAOkr

Host Paul Booth will be joined by Festival Director Stephen Elliott as he discusses his new film festival The Rumpus Lo-Fi Los Angeles FIlm Festival (Saturday July 30th). It will have some great indie films Talking Pictures has seen. You will want to hear about this event. 

Filmmaker Magazine:

http://filmmakermagazine.com/99298-five-questions-for-stephen-elliott-about-the-rumpus-lo-fi-film-festival/#.V5aBNJOAOkr

Host Paul Booth and film director Russell Emauel will discuss his film titled OCCUPANTS, the multi-award-winning indie-hit playing at SAN DIEGO COMI-CON tonight.

Host Paul Booth and film director Russell Emauel will discuss his film titled OCCUPANTS, the multi-award-winning indie-hit playing at SAN DIEGO COMI-CON tonight.

Host Paul Booth interviews  two special guests from 2016 Outfest L.A. Their film premiered Sunday July 10th. Paul will interview Zoe (documentary subjecy) RAISING ZOE and the film's director Dante Alencastre (who won Outfest’s Audience Award in 2007 with his Peruvian trans doc EN EL FUEGO (IN THE FIRE).

Then Synopsis: Pioneering Outfest documentary, RAISING ZOEY, follows one of Los Angeles’ bravest, and youngest, trans rights activists, Zoey Luna (last year’s LA Pride’s Grand Marshall) just after winning a case against her school district for discrimination, as she begins hormone treatments and publicly advocates for change with her unconditionally loving mother, Ofelia, and sister, Letti, by her side.

Host Paul Booth interviews  two special guests from 2016 Outfest L.A. Their film premiered Sunday July 10th. Paul will interview Zoe (documentary subjecy) RAISING ZOE and the film's director Dante Alencastre (who won Outfest’s Audience Award in 2007 with his Peruvian trans doc EN EL FUEGO (IN THE FIRE).

Then Synopsis: Pioneering Outfest documentary, RAISING ZOEY, follows one of Los Angeles’ bravest, and youngest, trans rights activists, Zoey Luna (last year’s LA Pride’s Grand Marshall) just after winning a case against her school district for discrimination, as she begins hormone treatments and publicly advocates for change with her unconditionally loving mother, Ofelia, and sister, Letti, by her side.

Host Paul Booth reviews this upcmoing Indie comedy. Directed by Peter Iengo

Written by Brett Lewis, Starring: Dylan Walsh, Michael Gross, Bruce Altman, Carey Lowell, Don Stark, Grainger Hines, Jessica Blank, Shaun Licata, Evan Hall

C STREET is a comedy farce about a power hungry intern who pimps out his apartment to sex-starved politicians, only to find his boss using it to have an affair with the girl of his dreams. 

GUY POPPET is not a pimp. He’s just a guy with an audacious plan to control politics through sex.

Okay, he’s kind of a pimp. Guy turned his apartment into a kind of no-tell motel for politicians. Guy was on the fast track to power. He just had to follow the rules and play the game.

All that changed one day when Guy found Haley, the object of his affections, waiting naked in his bed — for someone else. Unbeknownst to Guy, his slick Senator boss was using Guy’s apartment to have an affair with the girl of his dreams.

Before Guy has a chance to express his true feelings to Haley, half of Washington shows up at Guy’s apartment oversexed and unannounced.

Guy can’t help but take advantage of the opportunity to advance the Senator’s pet project — health care reform — and jumps into the fray. When Haley realizes that she was just a pawn in his power play, she kicks everyone out, ruining the party dealing a major blow to Guy’s political aspirations.

Guy’s life goes from bad to worse when the Senator proposes to Haley and she agrees to marry him. Just when Guy thinks things can’t get any worse, they do. News of the C Street sex scandal breaks.