Filmmaking Conversations Podcast with Damien Swaby – Détails, épisodes et analyse

Show Notes

In this episode, we explore:

• Linda Booker’s transition from a career in art direction to documentary filmmaking at the age of 40.
• The journey of creating her upcoming documentary, "Minnie Evans: Draw or Die," which sheds light on the life and art of the remarkable self-taught artist, Minnie Evans.
• The deep connection between Minnie Evans' art, nature, and spirituality, and how these elements shaped her creative legacy.
• The significance of Linda’s previous works, including her environmental documentary Straws and the social issue-focused Love Lived on Death Row.
• Linda’s insights into the role of documentary films in driving social awareness and change.
• How Linda’s background and upbringing influenced her passion for nature, art, and storytelling.

Educational Value of the Podcast
This episode offers listeners valuable insights into the world of documentary filmmaking, particularly how it can be used as a tool for social change and cultural preservation. Linda Booker’s experience highlights the importance of following one’s passion, even later in life, and using art as a means to educate and inspire others. The discussion also emphasizes the intersection of art, nature, and spirituality, providing a rich exploration of how creative expression can convey deeper meanings and foster a connection with the natural world. Educators and students alike can gain a deeper understanding of how documentaries can impact policy, awareness, and cultural appreciation.

W: https://www.bythebrookfilms.com

• Episode Summary: In this episode, we sit down with Curtis, a Filmmaker, Cultural advocate, and Executive Director of the nomadic cinema  and The Luminal Theater (founded in 2015 ) to discuss his journey in the film industry. Influenced by his West Indian heritage and passion for storytelling. Curtis shares his experiences co-founding the New Voices in Black Cinema, his approach to creating spaces for Black filmmakers, and the importance of community-driven art. We also explore the significance of diverse representation in cinema and how Curtis continues to support emerging Black filmmakers through innovative platforms.
• Key Topics Discussed:
  • Curtis's journey into filmmaking and the impact of his West Indian heritage.
  • The founding of New Voices in Black Cinema and its role in amplifying Black stories.
  • The importance of creating community-driven film spaces.
  • Curtis’s experiences as a producer of impactful documentaries.
  • The role of representation and heritage in storytelling.
    
    • This podcast provides valuable insights into:
      1. Cultural Influence in Creative Work: Curtis discusses how his West Indian heritage shaped his approach to filmmaking and storytelling, offering listeners a perspective on how culture can influence creative careers.
      2. Creating Inclusive Spaces in Cinema: Curtis’s experience in founding New Voices in Black Cinema sheds light on the importance of community-driven spaces that amplify underrepresented voices.
      3. Impact of Representation in Media: The conversation delves into why representation matters in cinema, providing educational value for listeners interested in diversity and inclusivity in media.
      4. Practical Filmmaking Insights: Aspiring filmmakers and producers can learn from Curtis's experiences, challenges, and successes in producing impactful documentaries and films.
      5. The Power of Community Collaboration: The episode highlights how building networks and collaborations within communities can lead to successful creative projects and events. 

W: https://www.luminaltheater.org/curtiscaesarjohn

In this captivating episode, Damien and Christi dive into a conversation about Christi's unique career path, transitioning from a neuroscientist to a documentary filmmaker. They begin with a friendly chat, addressing some initial technical difficulties and highlighting the determination to share this insightful discussion with the listeners.

Christi reveals her admiration for the collaborative effort behind documentaries and shares her fascinating background in neuroscience. Her experiences working in Europe, particularly in Germany and Sweden, paved the way for her passion for science communication and public awareness. This journey led her to pursue an MFA in Science and Natural History Filmmaking at Montana, blending her scientific expertise with storytelling.The discussion explores the importance of making complex scientific topics entertaining and accessible, emphasizing the shift from a didactic approach to one that emotionally connects with the audience.

Christi provides valuable insights on integrating human connection into environmental storytelling, stressing the interdependence of humans and nature.The conversation also touches on the changing cultural and educational landscape in the US and its impact on scientific discourse and public understanding. Christi shares her early experiences in Sweden, which ignited her interest in documentary filmmaking as a tool for social change.

A significant portion of the episode is dedicated to Christi's work on a documentary about youth-led legal battles against government inaction on climate change. She discusses the innovative use of documentary films as evidence in legal cases, highlighting the power of visual storytelling in driving social change.Christi reflects on her collaboration with Witness and Our Children's Trust, showcasing how short films can be groundbreaking in legal cases. The episode concludes with her thoughts on empowering young people and ongoing efforts in climate litigation.Show Notes:Join us for an inspiring conversation with Christi, a neuroscientist turned documentary filmmaker, as she shares her journey from the lab to the lens.

Key Points:

• Christi's transition from neuroscience to documentary filmmaking
• The collaborative effort behind documentary films
• Experiences working in Germany and Sweden
• Pursuing an MFA in Science and Natural History Filmmaking
• Making complex scientific topics accessible and entertaining
• Integrating human connection into environmental storytelling
• Changing cultural and educational landscape in the US
• Youth-led legal battles against government inaction on climate change
• Innovative use of documentaries as evidence in legal cases
• Collaboration with Witness and Our Children's Trust
• Empowering youth and driving social change through storytelling

Educational Value: This episode provides valuable insights into:

• The intersection of science and storytelling
• Effective science communication and public awareness strategies
• The role of documentary films in social and legal contexts
• The importance of emotional engagement in conveying complex topics
• Empowerment of youth in environmental activism
• The cultural and educational shifts affecting scientific discourse and understanding

Christi's reflections on empowering youth and driving social change through visual storytelling make this a must-listen episode for anyone interested in the intersection of science, storytelling, and activism.

W: http://www.barrelmakerproductions.com/#about

Damien Swaby Social Media Links:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/filmmaker_damien_swaby/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/i/flow/login?redirect_after_login=%2FDamienSwaby
Also, you can check out my documentary The People of Brixton, on Kwelitv here: The People of Brixton https://www.kweli.tv/watch/kweli/the-people-of-brixton

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Megan Arnold, director, editor, and writer.
BA (May '21) in Digital Media/Video Production + Public Relationships/Strategic Communications
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Passions include video editing, graphic + print media design, social media management, product advertisements, and website design.
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Strongest assets include full capability of the Adobe Suite (Premiere, Photoshop, AfterEffects, InDesign, etc.), prominent knowledge in Wix, Wordpress, + Squarespace, and background with social media consulting specifically on Instagram.

As The Winter Turns To Fall is Megan Arnold’s debut short-film depicting the pain and passion of a modern relationship. For updates on the film, it’s release date, and festivals, you can follow @asthewinterturnstofall on Instagram, or Meg’s personal @megannarnoldd.

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🎧 Episode Summary:In this soulful and inspiring episode, Damien Swaby sits down with jazz vocalist, composer, and storyteller Toni Jannotta, whose artistry has spanned decades across dance, acting, music, and multimedia storytelling. From her early years on stage as a dancer and actress to becoming a jazz musician with international acclaim, Toni shares the rich tapestry of her creative life—and how jazz became her truest voice.Critically praised for crafting original jazz works that "keep things moving forward and interesting" (Chris Spector) and for offering "an interesting perspective" in her compositions (Sarah Ellen Hughes), Toni dives into the projects that have defined her career, including her transformative performance piece Voices of the Homeless and her latest passion project, My Little Heart, Ruthie.🗣️ What We Talk About:

• Toni’s early start in dance and acting in Los Angeles
• Her unexpected pivot from theater to jazz
• The life-changing improv performance at a maximum-security prison
• Stories behind her three albums: Just Jazz, Jazz at the Ranch, and Is It Magic?
• Her community-driven work and arts activism
• The making of My Little Heart, Ruthie—a children’s story for adults, filled with jazz and healing
• What it means to blend art, social justice, and music into a unified message

🎶 Featured Projects:

• Voices of the Homeless – A live theater/jazz improvisation project with real voices from the homeless community
• My Little Heart, Ruthie – A musical picture book and album exploring inner healing and emotional resilience

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Reagan Pasternak is a Canadian born actress from Toronto, Canada. She's the youngest of four siblings, with two sisters and one brother. She began singing at age seven and soon after fell in love with theater, training in The Meisner Technique, among others. She also performed in award-winning improv groups and musical theater productions and was awarded a full scholarship to college for performing arts. Almost immediately out of college she booked the lead in a Disney TV series directed by Shawn Levy called In A Heartbeat, starring alongside Shawn Ashmore.

Since then she has starred in numerous TV shows and films including MTV's Jailbait, Hallmark's A Christmas Visitor, Welcome To Mooseport, CSI Las Vegas, Girl Meets World, Master's Of Sex, and was a lead in the critically acclaimed dramedy series Being Erica, produced by Temple Street Productions. Reagan has been nominated for multiple Gemini Awards and has won numerous awards and scholarships for her music.

Reagan's is fascinated by true crime, specifically wrongful convictions. Recently she was a guest panelist on the hit true crime podcast Undisclosed in their second season. She is a huge supporter of The Innocence Project as well as The Adnan Syed Trust Fund.

An avid animal lover, Reagan enjoys working with LA-based animal rescue groups such as Hope for Paws (check out their videos) and supports various animal causes such as The Animal Hope And Wellness Foundation, PETA, The Animal Rescue Site, and The Humane Society of the United States.

Griffin’s Heart is more than a book — It’s an interactive healing tool for pet owners in grief that is equal parts memoir, journal, and keepsake. An unwavering companion during the worst time, Griffin’s Heart helps readers find meaning in their loss and creates a safe space to honor the life that was lost.

“Our pets give us so much unconditional love that when we lose them it can feel like our world stops. Griffin’s Heart provides a space to honor the loss of our amazing friends and have their memory forever live on if only through our hearts and these pages.”
~ Jaycee Dugard (NYT Bestselling Author, Founder, The JAYC Foundation)

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Insta: @reaganjpasternak
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Mylissa spent her early years in Moab, Utah then as a teenager in Oregon. In high school she took to skateboarding and photography, photographing bands and making super 8 skate videos. It was during her last year of school she was introduced to documentary filmmaking. After 15 years making doc films she made the transition into narrative films and writing.

Her films include, Long Way Home, Mercy, the award winning That Party That One Night and Who Decides. As well as writing and directing she was a producer on the award winning film Cul-de-Sac and the feature film A Black Rift Begins To Yawn.

Mylissa has been a finalist for various film programs including the HBO Directing Fellowship and a Screen Craft finalist for her short story writing. In 2017 she won the Sun Valley Film Festival Short Film Lab for her script Who Decides. In 2018 she was invited to participate in The Reykjavik Talent Lab in Iceland. Her films have played at various festivals around the world and can bee seen online. Mylissa lives in Los Angeles, CA.

W: https://www.mylissafitzsimmons.com

Everything in The End : Teaser Trailer
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For distribution contact: bearlytheremedia@gmail.com

Genre: Drama
Running Time: 75 min
Year: 2020
Format: 3.8K Ultra HD Arri Alexa Mini , 16:9, Sound 5.1
Country of Origin: Iceland
Language: English, Icelandic, Portuguese

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Jordan-Paige Sudduth is a 19 year old writer, actor, director, filmmaker, daily vlogger, and author. Born on April 13, 2001, she was born and raised in Georgia, left the state for a bit of time to attend college, and is now back in the great peach state.

She began gaining her interest in acting first at around age 8 after performing a small skit for an elementary school project. The next year, she joined her school’s drama club, and fell in love with the art when they performed a rendition of Cinderella, in which she played the Stepmother’s voice, a narrator, and part of the procession. The next year, in 5th grade, she played Centipede in the full length production of James and The Giant Peach, once again, at her elementary school.

In her first year of middle school, her grade level was not allowed to participate in the drama club, and from there, she began to develop her love of acting for film and television, and began to take classes at AllStars Performing Arts Academy, and performed, once again, in James and The Giant Peach, but this time out of school at the Dancing Goat Theatre. As she hit her 7th grade year, she left AllStars, and began taking acting for film and television classes at Creative Studios of Atlanta. At her middle school, she performed in theatre shows as Maria and a part of the ensemble in My Son Pinocchio Jr., and as Chaos in The Dream Thief later that year. Hitting her last year in middle school, Jordan was cast as the role of Dragon in Shrek Jr., and that’s where her love for singing seemed to kick in. Since then, she has begun taking voice lessons with Melissa Loggins at Music Authority, and doesn’t plan to stop any time soon.

As she made her way into high school, her passion for film and television acting had been shadowed by theatre, and she joined Troupe 5362, a now award winning high school theatre troupe. It was during her freshman year that she found she was longing for something more, and therefore, her first screenplay, CRACKED was written over the course of the school year. As January hit, she began casting the feature length film, and that summer (2016), the film was shot over a course of 23 days. It was released as a private screening in August, and has now ben released to YouTube. The film runs at an hour and 17 minutes, and it was her writing, and directorial debut, and has won an award for Best Student Film, and has been recognized at three festivals. From that film, she has also be nominated for Best Actress at the Widescreen Film & Music Video Festival.

Jordan continued to make films all throughout high school, and went to college in Vancouver, British Columbia to study Writing for Film, Television, and Games at Vancouver Film School in August of 2019. She has completed 20 film projects over all, and while she now focuses mostly on writing, she does plan on continuing to make films from time to time. In January of 2021, she started her own virtual YouTube talk show, Breaking Character, to showcase all different types of creatives in the industry.

Currently working on: Writing television pilots and features to be pitched.

W: https://jordanpaigesudduth.wordpress.com/about/

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In his own words

"I am the Co-founder and CEO of Beyond the Porch (BTP), a full-service video production company that we launched six years ago, shortly after graduating from USC’s School of Cinematic Arts. Through our subsidiary, BTP Media, we produce high-quality, cinematic films for brands, marketing agencies, and communication firms. Our clients (and associated brands) include: Omaze, Fraser Communications (LA County Department of Public Health, Lexus), Lineage Digital (ThisIsMelo, AdidasLA, AT&T, Oracle), University of Southern California, The Home Depot, Yellow Shoes (Disney Parks), among many others. Our commercial productions for the LA County Department of Public Health have received MarCom Platinum & Gold Awards, American Advertising Awards: LA Addy Award, Healthcare Digital Marketing Awards and the Healthcare Advertising Award.

We also produce original content through our subsidiary BTP Productions and are best known for our debut feature film “Superior” (2016) and documentary feature "The Kids Table" (2018), both of which received critical success nationwide. “Superior” was named Best Picture Winner at the East Lansing Film Festival, Best Picture Nominee at the Orlando Film Festival and Cinema on the Bayou Festival, Audience Award Winner at the Soo Film Festival as well as Competition Narrative Feature at Dances With Films. The film has been screened at film festivals nationwide and appearing in over 40 cities before being acquired by Gravitas Ventures and released nationwide (and in Poland!). In addition, “The Kids Table” was a Best Documentary Nominee at the Orlando Film Festival and received Official Selections at the Capital City and Julien-Dubuque Film Festivals. "

Edd Benda

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