“For the Love Of” is a show that focuses on the entertainment industry and its evolution. In this episode, host Isabella Marino talks with content creator Novy Recate about becoming a TikTok film reviewer and the role social media plays in the entertainment industry.
Host Michelle Reyes interviews Sean Rhee, an aspiring actor based in Los Angeles. Rhee talks about what it’s like to be part of the film industry.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
On this episode host Cristian Rodriguez speaks to Vice President of the Film Club at Pierce Andrei Niemczyk. They discuss the once popular but now seemingly dead western genre of films. They go over what might have led to the decline in popularity of the westerns, and discuss some interesting subversions on the genre.
Film Club meets at Village 8204 on Mondays from 2:00-3:00 if you’re interested in films or film production.
In the very first episode of the show host Cristian Rodriguez speaks to Joey Kassabian a Pierce College student majoring in Film Production. They discuss the reasons horror films don’t get the most attention, and they discuss the things that set horror apart from more mainstream genres. Joey Kassabian is working on a film this summer and could use some help with production, with his contact information in the show.
Noah Pfister talks about the beauty of filmmaking and how powerful it is as a form of communication. He brings up the difficulties he had adapting a comic into a film and the why he continues on despite ye struggles.
On this episode of Ladylike Jonathan Gutierrez, an aspiring filmmaker, shares his challenges in the industry as a minority. He is the owner of Promark Pictures and hopes to use his platform to support minorities in the industry.
With blockbusters like “Wonder Woman” and “Black Panther” crushing it at the box office, it is apparent that the motion for Hollywood to become more inclusive of women and people of color should be a ticket to success. However, there is still lingering hesitation of if big companies should take that leap. This episode of Ladylike features Monica Montoya who, along with the host, discusses the role of women in cinema, with emphasis on the action genre.
On this episode of “Talking Hollywood,” host Daniel Uhlenberg chats with Rich McMullen about the unorthodox path McMullen took to enter show business, as well as McMullen’s experience creating his movie, “Buffalonians.”