Cinema Flow Podcast – Détails, épisodes et analyse

Legendary actor Brian D. Cohen joins the Cinema Flow Podcast to chat about how his journey as an actor.

You can see him as "Randy Cube" in "Scorpion Cocktail" available at www.scorpioncocktail.com

Check out Brian's Linktree to see many of his other great performances:

https://linktr.ee/briandactor 

Instagram handles:

Brian D. Cohen -> @briandactor

Cinema Flow Podcast -> @cinema_flow_podcast

Raan Shalom and Dean Parker join the show to compete in the Cinema Flow Tournament! They will be playing three movie themed games to find out which one of them is the bigger movie nerd. Play along at home to see if you can beat them!

Raan (screenwriter) and Dean (director) have collaborated on the short film, "CALL THE SHOT", which I highly recommend! (Link below)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pkN1UVVOKBA

They have also collaborated on the short film "DON'T DO IT" available on YouTube. (Link below)

https://youtu.be/MbbGksAkx1Q?feature=shared

Time codes:

Game #1: The Rotten Tomatoes Game (01:12)

Game #2: What Year Was It? (23:45)

Game #3: Six Degrees Without Kevin Bacon (35:48)

Instagram handles:

Raan Shalom -> @raananshalom

Dean Parker -> @deanparka

Cinema Flow Podcast -> @cinema_flow_podcast

Today, on the Cinema Flow Podcast, I have gathered two dear friends (Roy Farrell and Atif Sheikh) to watch five of my favorite short films. We're going to review the shorts and discuss them from a directorial perspective.

If there are any aspiring filmmakers out there, you can learn a lot from these films. Most of the directors who made these movies produced them for very low budgets.

All of the films are available to watch online. Links to watch them are down below.

Even if you're not a filmmaker, I highly encourage you to watch these films as you listen along to the podcast. They're all great films in my opinion.

#1 – "MADRE"

Director: Rodrigo Soragoyen

https://www.amazon.com/gp/video/detail/B07PKRYTHB/ref=atv_dp_share_cu_r

#2 – "THE SILENT CHILD"

Writer: Rachel Shenton, Director: Chris Overton

https://youtu.be/2GbxFIVQv8c

#3 – "WATU WOTE"

Directed by Katja Benrath

https://www.amazon.com/Watu-Wote-Adelyne-Wairimu/dp/B07B9P9SQX

#4 – "SING"

Director: Kristof Deák

https://youtu.be/0piiNk_jMrE

#5 – "DAY ONE"

Director: Henry Hughes

https://watch.afi.com/movie/day-one-short

Roy Farrell is the host of "Vs. the Odds" a podcast you can listen to right now on:

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/65vsvHVKIkXLnA1UhO3UFe?si=bb0cb4e3dcb74918

Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/vs-the-odds/id1573129297

Timecodes:

Madre – (1:55)

The Silent Child – (14:13)

Watu Wote – (21:51)

Sing – (28:21)

Day One – (39:46)

Awards – (46:40)

Instagram handles:

Roy Farrell -> @roy__frrll

Atif Sheikh -> @atifsheikh23

Cinema Flow Podcast -> @cinema_flow_podcast

Claire Offenberger is a writer and director who joins the Cinema Flow Podcast to talk about her short films "San Clemente Syndrome" and "My Face is Not My Own", which are both available online now!

Link to "San Clementer Syndrome":

https://www.nobudge.com/videos/san-clemente-syndrome

Link to "My Face is Not My Own":

https://vimeo.com/715439233

Instagram handles:

Claire Offenberger -> @claireoff_

San Clemente Syndrome -> @sanclementesyndromefilm

My Face is Not My Own -> @myfaceisnotmyown

Cinema Flow Podcast -> @cinema_flow_podcast

Rhys Jones & Rhys Bolton are hosts of one of the best film podcasts out there, "The Hoffi Coffi Cast". They will compete in a series of movie-themed trivia games. Play along at home to see if you can beat them!

Time codes:

Game #1: Rotten Tomatoes Game (3:03)

Game #2: IMDb game (37:18)

Game #3: The Box Office Game (58:02)

Punishment: (01:14:47)

Be sure to check out "The Hoffi Coffi Cast", available wherever you get your podcasts! 

www.thehofficofficast.com

Instagram handles:

The Hoffi Coffi Cast -> @thehofficofficast

Rhys Jones -> @rhysbjones

Rhys Bolton -> @bolts97

Cinema Flow Podcast -> @cinema_flow_podcast

Today, on the Cinema Flow Podcast, I've gathered three friends (Luke Morton, Aidan Eck, and Katie Isherwood) to watch five of my favorite short films. We're going to review the films and discuss them from a filmmaking perspective.

If you're an aspiring director, you can learn a lot from these shorts. Most of the people who made these movies did not have a lot of resources. Some of them were even film school students.

All of the films are available to watch online. Links to these movies are available down below.

#1 – "FAUVE"

Director: Jeremy Comte

https://youtu.be/CnxYtSKgbgs

#2 – "PARVANEH"

Director: Talkhon Hamzavi

https://youtu.be/ItoEwcGi8Ig

#3 – "DEKALB ELEMENTARY"

Director: Reed Van Dyk

https://vimeo.com/729475176

#4 – "THE PRESENT"

Director: Farah Nabulsi

Currently available on Amazon Prime Video.

#5 – "GOD OF LOVE"

Director: Luke Matheny

720p: https://youtu.be/Ene7vSejlEw

1080p: https://www.kanopy.com/en/chapman/video/2202057 (USA only)

Aidan Eck is a director and film production major at Dodge College of Film and Media Arts where he recently collaborated with Hannah Campbell on a fantastic music video! Here is the link to his YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/_unut4EV_Lo

Luke Morton is a screenwriter and filmmaker who graduated from Chapman University with a dual BFA in Screenwriting and Advertising. He currently works for the production company Buffalo 8 and is a proud North Carolinian.

Katie Isherwood is the writer and director of the short film "CREATIVE REASONING". You can keep up to date with the release of that film by following her Instagram page. She is based in Los Angeles.

Timecodes:

Fauve – (1:35)

Parvaneh – (15:29)

Dekalb Elementary – (31:02)

The Present – (46:02)

God of Love – (01:01:37)

Cinema Flow Awards – (01:12:27)

Instagram handles:

Luke Morton -> @lmorton18

Katie Isherwood -> @isherwood.katie

Aidan Eck -> @ace_platinum_25

Cinema Flow Podcast -> @cinema_flow_podcast

Jaden and Liam hosted the "The No Sequel Podcast". Listen to them compete in a series of movie-themed trivia games. Play along at home to see if you can beat them!

Timecodes:

Game #1: Movie Quotes (10:44)

Game #2: The Rotten Tomatoes Game (28:36)

Game #3: What Year Was It? (47:01)

Punishment (53:40)

Fav Movies of the Year (1:00:08)

And be sure to check out the No Sequel Podcast, available wherever you get your podcasts!

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-no-sequel-podcast/id1546571991

https://open.spotify.com/show/1wXu9v7SNgv30C0tRXR4PV?si=4ad03e8723af49ec

Instagram handles:

No Sequel Podcast -> @nosequelpodcast

Jaden Benenfeld -> @jaden_benenfeld

Liam Harrington -> @muffenboy2003

Jaden Reviews -> @jadenreviews

Cinema Flow Podcast -> @cinema_flow_podcast

Brooks Petershack is a writer, director and composer who joins the podcast to chat about his new short film "The Show Must Go On" which recently got accepted into the Dam Short Film Festival.

He will also discuss his journey as a filmmaker and his process when it comes to writing and creating music.

Brooks' email:

bcpcomposer@gmail.com

Instagram handles:

Brooks Petershack -> @brookshack

The Show Must Go On -> @tsmgo2022

Cinema Flow Podcast -> @cinema_flow_podcast

Writer and director Ethan Gathman joins the Cinema Flow Podcast to discuss his latest short film, Pookie and Peanut, and share the journey behind his debut feature, Jit. From creative inspiration to behind-the-scenes insights, this episode explores Ethan's unique voice in independent filmmaking and what's on the horizon for his career.

"Pookie and Peanut" short film, on Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/PookieAndPeanut

Trailer for "Jit": https://youtu.be/JIT

Ethan's website: https://www.ethangathman.com/

Instagram handle: @thats_ethangathman

Sean Levitt and Liam Myers join the show to compete in a movie-trivia competition. Play along at home to see if you can beat them!

Time codes:

Game #1: Rotten Tomatoes Game (0:27)

Game #2: IMDb Game (8:04)

Game #3: What Year Was It? (8:58)

Sean Levitt recommends "The Turnaround" a 25-minute-long sports documentary on Netflix.

Liam Myers recommends A24's "Friendship" starring Tim Robinson. As well as "Chime" by Kiyoshi Kurosawa.

Follow them on Letterboxd:

@seanlevitt

@LiamMyers