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Film Festival Secrets Podcast #5 – SXSW and AFI Dall — uh, Dallas International Film Fest.

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It’s time for another episode and an embarrassing faux pas: Jesse Trussell and I talk about the upcoming Austin madness that is South by Southwest. Also, I momentarily forget that the Dallas International Film Fest has outgrown its AFI affiliation. I’m sure they’ll forgive me eventually. Listen now.

Links mentioned in the podcast:

Download the MP3 now or subscribe in iTunes.


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Film Festival Secrets Podcast #4 – Sundance, Oxford, SXSW.

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It’s time for another episode: Jesse Trussell and I recap our visit to Park City for Sundance and Slamdance, and speak fondly of the Oxford Film Festival. Plus, South by Southwest is just around the corner.

Links mentioned in the podcast:

Download the MP3 now or subscribe in iTunes.

(Updated to link to the correct MP3 file – let me know if you have any problems.)


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Film Fest Secrets Podcast #3

HeadphonesPodcasting cohort Jesse Trussell and I sit down to chat about the start of the festival year, including the inevitable mention of Sundance and some discussion of the new Filmmaker Summit at Slamdance. Also: announcements from SXSW and the 2010 hiatus of the Hollywood Black Film Fest.

Links mentioned in the podcast:

Download the MP3 now or subscribe in iTunes.


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Film Festival Secrets Podcast episode 2 – Christmas comes early!

Baby Podcast Listener!There are probably a few of you out there who noticed that I started a podcast for Film Festival Secrets late in 2008, only to ignore it for over a year. The reasons for this are many but rather than catalog them here let me simply announce the availability of episode number two. Former Austin Film Festival programmer Jesse Trussell and I sat down to record a quick episode about the things we think filmmakers (and festival staffers) should know. We’re going to try and do these regularly, and maybe get some additional people to sit down to talk shop with us as well.

Wherever this experiment takes us, I promise you three things about these podcast episodes:

  1. They will be short.
  2. They will be sweet.
  3. You will almost certainly learn something.

Listen to episode two of the Film Festival Secrets podcast in your browser or subscribe to the podcast in iTunes for automatic delivery of new episodes. There’s also a button in the header for the iTunes link if you want to find it in the future.

Oh, and I mentioned in the podcast that I would post the links to our Twitter accounts – you can find Jesse as @jrtrussell and my personal Twitter account (as opposed to the official FFS account) is @stomptokyo.

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Interview with Fred Andrews of Kansas City FilmFest (formerly KC Jubilee)

Unveiled with very little fanfare, the first episode of the Film Festival Secrets podcast. In it I talk with Fred Andrews of the new Kansas City FilmFest, the joint creation of the festivals formerly known as KC FilmFest and KC Filmmakers Jubilee. You can listen to it on the web with this player:

You can subscribe to get future episodes with this URL:

http://www.filmfestivalsecrets.com/podcast/podcast.xml

(If you don’t know how to subscribe to a podcast in iTunes, you can follow these instructions.) I have submitted it to the iTunes store, hopefully you’ll be able to subscribe directly through iTunes soon.

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