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  • Somos Un Pueblo Unido hosts a webinar with community partners about how 2025 immigration and workforce development legislation is being implemented in New Mexico.
  • Santa Fe resident Matt Gatton is a respected scholar of the use of physical light in ritual spaces during prehistory and classical antiquity. His latest book, The Shadows of Socrates: The Heresy, War and Treachery Behind the Trial of Socrates, draws on original research to reopen the philosopher’s trial, sentencing, and execution. In our conversation, Gatton explains how he first became intrigued by the study of light, why his work is regarded as groundbreaking, and what Socrates’ fate reveals about the volatile swings, often violent, between democracy and oligarchy. As he writes, “A democracy can make a tyrant, but a tyrant can unmake a democracy.”
  • In this episode, Cinema Scope guest host and actor, writer and producer Jamie H. Jung is speaking with When Angels Fear director, writer and co-producer Peter DeAnello and the film's stars, Harper Frawley and Louie DeAnello.
  • Guest host Jamie H. Jung and actor and filmmaker Bree Klauser discuss disability empowerment in the film industry
  • Tony Doupé is a SAG-AFTRA actor and producer with an MFA from the California Institute of the Arts. A successful actor for over 34 years in LA, New Orleans, and Seattle, he has been teaching and coaching actors for 25 years, both privately and at the college level. He currently serves as the Film/Theatre Department Chair, at Shoreline Community College.
  • In this episode, host Genevieve Trainor is speaking with Kyiv-based producer and cinematographer Andrii Kotliar, a member of one of Ukraine’s biggest production companies, Babylon’13. Andrii and Babylon’13 produced recent genre-bending documentary Iron Butterflies, which premiered at Sundance 2023 and examines Russia’s 2014 downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 over Eastern Ukraine. The flight killed all 298 people on board, and Russia was never officially held accountable. We’re discussing the importance of film in fighting propaganda. Watch full Babylon’13 films, including some with English subtitles, on their YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrJIIeADD45RsffK2yYgmSw Learn about Babylon’13: https://babylon13.org.ua/?lang=en
  • In this episode, host Genevieve Trainor is speaking with film and television writer and director Megan Griffiths, whose recent television work includes serving as producing director for S2 of Amazon’s The Summer I Turned Pretty. Megan's giving her advice on building a successful career for others who, like her, live in markets outside L.A.
  • In 2016, as a relatively unknown electro-pop artist (MEMORYY), Shaun was selected to score the theme song for Netflix's first-ever streaming nightly talk show, Chelsea Handler’s Chelsea, beating out A-listers and Grammy winners for the job.He then exploded into the film and television music scene and launched Neon Moon Studios (neonmoonstudios.com). He quickly started working with a roster of clients like Amazon, YouTube, Revlon, MTV, Pfizer, Gatorade and The Hallmark Channel. Recently, he started scoring feature films.
  • Filmmakers at War: A Rising Fury Director and Producer Lesya Kalynska and Producer TJ Collins
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