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Gender Equality in Hollywood is a battle that both sides are losing, on a moral standpoint. You can't exclude one gender, as an organization. Any gender.
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On Crowdfunding
A big part of being a consultant these days is crowdfunding and how to build a successful campaign. I'm happy to help you meet and exceed your goals.
Read More »Film Fervor: Episode 80 – Melanie Mayron
The 1995 hit film The Baby-Sitters Club is celebrating it's 20th year Anniversary and I spoke with director Melanie Mayron about it on today's episode.
Read More »The Million Dollar Movie
The Million Dollar independent film can exist, and flourish, in the modern world of connectivity and on-demand platforms. Hollywood should embrace this idea and start putting out films in this budget bracket.
Read More »Film Fervor: Episode 79 – Cyrus Kapadia
The Wages of Sin is a short film by Cyrus Kapadia that explores racism and bigotry in the south. This is a personally powerful message for me and my family.
Read More »Film Fervor: Episode 78 – Chris Cordova
On today’s episode, I spoke with filmmaker Chris Cordova about his upcoming project Hotline-666 and his future plans for his career as a filmmaker. Chris has an unbelievable energy when it comes to creative storytelling and has worked with some pretty big names in the industry, through music videos, skate …
Read More »Film Fervor: Episode 77 – David Winters
Today I had the rare treat to speak to a legend on both the big screen and upon the stage, David Winters. David is an icon in both Hollywood and Broadway, having worked on such plays and films as West Side Story and The Last Horror Film. Having worked with …
Read More »How Hollywood Influences Politics
There is no doubt that over the course of the 20th Century, Hollywood has influenced the national political landscape of the United States of America. Films have touched on the issues of the times, influenced generations to adopt and change their behaviors and have been responsible for a paradigm shift …
Read More »Film Fervor: Episode 76 – Deshawn Hill
Today, I spoke with Deshawn Hill who has his own production company, HD Productions, that produced the film Holly. Deshawn certainly does have an eye for detail and for storytelling. His passion is evident in the videos that he has available on YouTube and I am certainly excited to see …
Read More »Teaching Acceptance over Tolerance and Promoting Human Equality.
Hi everyone, My name is Justin Kincaid and I’m the host of Film Fervor, a civil rights activist and a adamant defender of equality across the board. I’ve always been an activist for civil rights and have found the open struggle for human rights and equality to be the only …
Read More »Unrealized Ideas
Unrealized Ideas Most people have ideas. A lot of people think that their idea is good. Many people believe they can turn their idea into something. Few people do. The truth is that turning an idea into a screenplay is both the simplest thing in the world and the most …
Read More »Film Fervor: Episode 75 – Kathleen Davison
When I spoke with Kathleen Davison about Primrose Lane, I honestly didn’t expect to hear a fellow skeptic of supernatural activity talk about a very real and visceral experience with “otherworldly” encounters. What I expected was a fellow advocate for women in film and diversity in film to speak out …
Read More »Film Fervor: Episode 74 – Jeff Gendelman
Once in a while, a I’ll have a conversation with someone who just blows me away with their information, knowledge and experiences. Today was one of those days. I spoke with Jeff Gendelman, the writer and producer of the film The Surface, which stars Sean Astin, Chris Mulkey and Mimi …
Read More »Film Fervor: Episode 73 – Eddie Guzelian
Today, I talk with writer Eddie Guzelian about his venture into the horror genre with Blood Punch. Eddie has made a name for himself writing children’s movies and TV projects, with lovable characters and kid-friendly content. So when he decided to work with fellow writer and director of the film, …
Read More »Kessler Crane
Introduction If you have listened to any of the Film Fervor episodes or have spoken to us on any social media platform, we are always raving about cinema gear. We live in an era of amazing technology at incredible prices, giving filmmakers the tools and resources of massive budget shoots …
Read More »FirstGlance Film Festival
The FirstGlance Film Festival is a unique festival that offers filmmakers a wonderful resource for getting their films seen by both audiences and critics alike. Because FirstGlance has two calls to entry every year, one in Los Angeles and the other in Philadelphia, it is my top pick for Film …
Read More »Film Fervor: Episode 72 – Tanjareen Thomas
Today, I had the honor of speaking with Tanjareen Thomas about her career and her role in the Bouncetv series Family Time. Tanjareen is a veteran in the film business with an impressive list of credits and accomplishments, but her personality and energy is what I found most impressive. She …
Read More »Film Fervor: Episode 71 – Bread and Butter (Part 2)
Today’s episode is the second half of a special 2-part interview with the creative force behind the film Bread and Butter (available on iTunes) and my guest is the writer / director of the film, Liz Manashil. Liz goes into details about how the film was conceptualized and what her …
Read More »Film Fervor: Episode 70 – Bread and Butter Movie (Part 1)
Today, I spoke with actor and filmmaker Christine Weatherup about her role in the Anti-Romantic comedy Bread and Butter. Bread and Butter is a story about Amelia (Christine Weatherup), an endearing misfit and virgin, who starts to be pursued by two men at the same time. One man is trying …
Read More »5 ways indie filmmakers sabotage themselves.
I’ve had the privilege to speak to hundreds of independent filmmakers over the last few months. The majority of them are either just getting started in the business or are just getting started with their own productions, but some of the people I’ve been honored to speak with are veterans …
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