Conversations with artists, curators, and programmers exploring art, the moving image, and more. Hosted by Jes Reyes of Moonplay Cinema. www.moonplaycinema.org
Where to From Here
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Conversations with artists, curators, and programmers exploring art, the moving image, and more. Hosted by Jes Reyes of Moonplay Cinema. www.moonplaycinema.org
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January 19, 2023
#20: Atlas O. Phoenix
<p>Where to From Here podcast host Jes Reyes talks with Atlas O Phoenix (they/them/theirs), a multi-award-winning director, writer, producer, and editor who creates films that examine the dark and light places of their humanity. These films are personal, powerful, and uninhibited. Additionally, they were an actor and performer for the legendary Dykes Do Drag (2017-2020) and The Naked I series (2018/2020). Atlas' current film is Ordinary (2022), a documentary about their transition and mental health journey of 40+ years. It is a mini version of their film Beautiful Boi (in production). </p> <p><strong>Episode Links: </strong></p> <p>Instagram: @@beautiful_boi_atlas_phoenix</p> <p>Website: https://www.beautifulboi.com/beautiful-boi-documentary </p> <p>Genderful Podcast: https://genderfulpodcast.com </p> <p><br></p> <p>Theme music by Jes Reyes. Original recording date: January 8, 2023.</p> <p>You can listen to this podcast on YouTube, Apple Podcast, Spotify, or wherever you stream podcasts. </p> <p>Instagram: @moonplaycinema </p> <p>Email: moonplaycinema@gmail.com www.moonplaycinema.org</p>
September 5, 2022
#19: Beth Peloff
<p>Jes talks with Beth Peloff, a video maker whose work encompasses animation,<br> documentary, and the intermingling of the two. In her animation work, she focuses<br> on 2D stop motion and computer-assisted animation using materials such as sand,<br> buttons, and watercolor-painted paper cutouts. Her films have screened throughout<br> the United States, including at the Athens Film and Video Festival, the Walker Art<br> Center, and the Cadence Video Poetry Festival in Seattle, WA, where her film won an<br> award for best collaboration. She was the recipient of a 2017 Jerome Foundation<br> Film and Video grant.</p> <p>Through her video production company Green Jeans Media, she produces videos<br> and animations for nonprofit clients. She also teaches animation and video editing at<br> community-based organizations. She lives in Louisville, KY with her husband and<br> two cats.</p> <p><br></p> <p>Instagram: @wheretofromherepodcast</p> <p>Email: moonplaycinema@gmail.com</p> <p>www.moonplaycinema.org</p> <p>Theme music by Jes Reyes.</p> <p>Original recording date: August 13, 2022</p> <p><br></p> <p>Links:</p> <p>http://greenjeansmedia.com/about/index.html</p>
September 1, 2022
#18: CC Stanhill
<p>Jes Reyes speaks and laughs with CC Stanhill, a paper-based animator working in Minneapolis. Their films explore themes of queerness and fluidity. At least, that's what they think they're exploring. It's mostly weird shapes moving around in fancy patterns. They were once described by a prominent person as "quite a lucid sort of fellow."</p> <p>Links/Social:</p> <p><a href="http://minnanimate.com/" target="_blank">minnanimate.com</a> (festival website)</p> <p>#minnanimate (festival hashtag)</p> <p><a href="http://vimeo.com/cstanhill" target="_blank">vimeo.com/cstanhill</a> (personal website)</p> <p>@cstanhill (Instagram handle)</p> <p><br></p> <p>Podcast info:</p> <p>Instagram: @wheretofromherepodcast</p> <p>Email: moonplaycinema@gmail.com</p> <p>www.moonplaycinema.org</p> <p>Theme music by Jes Reyes.</p> <p>Original recording date: August 28, 2022</p>
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