Host Linda McDill talks with award-winning writer/director HANNAH MACPHERSON about her first ever Snapchat movie, SICKHOUSE, that redefined viral on the internet. 

Host Linda McDill chats with writer/director RAMONA EMERSON (Reel Indian Pictures) about her film work and her recent honor as the recipient of the NM Film Foundation/Isora Grant. 

Jhane Myers announces the Native Cinema Showcase in August, the Museum of Indian Arts & Culture 34rd annual native your film camp,  featuring Forrest Goodluck, and a PBS American Masters production featuring M Scott Momaday, being shot by an all native crew.  More info at IndianArtsandCulture.org

Stu welcomes back Tobi Ives who announces the opening of ther film consulting service called "Minnow Man Media."  Tobi will provide guidance to production companies and filmworkers alike on matters involving educational training, safety considerations, retirement strategies and more.  More info at TobiIves@gmail.com

Stu welcomes Rene Reyes as he discusses the film "Where Is Home?" which he and co-creator Craig Clark produced.  The film screened at the Santa Fe Film Festival and the Taos Shortz Film Festival.  More info at whereishomethemovie.com

Cinema Scope welcomes the New Mexico Post Alliance and Bradd Stoddard, president, Sherwin Lau, sound design workshop presenter, and Cary Brooks, post production Special FX workshop presenter in July.  More info at NMPost.org

Guest Host Dirk Norris interviews Tracy Jordan, President of NM Film Foundation and discusses her trip to Latvia and her discovery of historical stories and cinematic treasures as well as announcing the New Mexico Film Foundation "Summer Soiree" on July 24th at the Scottish Rite Temple, more info at nmfilmfoundation.org

Dirk Norris interviews James Lujan, Dept Chari of Cinematic Arts & Technology Art at IAIA and member of the Santa Fe Film & Digital Media Commission.  They discuss immersive technology and storytelling across the spectrum of the universal human condition.

Brendan Shephard, a film production coordinator discusses her advice to young (and older) filmworkers to “always have a backup plan.”  She has learned through personal experience and those of professional associates it is necessary to have an alternate income stream due to the intermittent nature of the business.  She has a gallery called “misfits” on canyon road.

New Mexico Women In Film announces the presentation of their “sage award” to Ms. Julia Cameron.  Valerie Moore and Christine McHugh discuss the event to take place on June 11th as well as future events later this year.

Eric Witt announces the pending formation of a Santa Fe City and County Film Commission that will facilitate permits, vendor services, public information, and more for not only Santa Fe but the entire Northern New Mexico corridor.

David Rambaldi and Gary Harber announce the opening of “The Hollywood Connection” a company that offers line production script readings and analysis, location scouting, location management, and fair wages to background actors.

Ross Clay discusses his life as thespian, equestrian, martial artist, mime, dancer, and stunt coordinator and the action for film course he is teaching this summer at Santa Fe Community College – film department.

Luca Ceccarelli announces the Cinefesta Italia Film Festival June 1-4 in the railyard area at Violet Crown and Jean Cocteau theaters.

Monique Anair announces the summer curriculum for SFCC Film Department with courses including physical action for film with Ross Clay, music composition with Rene Reyes and documentary film with Jilann Spitzmiller.

Nani Rivera announces the new executive director of the Santa Fe Film Festival (Dec 7-11) Ms. Antonia Quast, her festival director experience and plans for this year’s activities.

Julia Cameron, author of “The Artists Way” and New Mexico Women In Film President Christine McHugh announce Ms Cameron’s seminar on May 7th at the Center For Spiritual Living.

Debriana Mansini and David Forlano announce the performance of “The Meatball Chronicles” at the Railyard Performance Center May 13, 14, 15, 20, 21, 22 with Restaurant Martin collaborating to benefit Kitchen Angels.

Matt Page discusses his phenomenal success with “Enter The Dojo” and announces his workshop on how to monetize and promote web series.

Monique Anair, Gene Mederos, and Jilann Spitzmiller explain two new certificates being offered at the SFCC Film Department in digital cinematography and post production.

Bradd Hopkins and Dirk Norris describe the “On the Page” screenwriters seminar to be held in October in Santa Fe featuring 40 experts in the field of screenwriting in a four day seminar.

Terry Borst and Kelvin Duval announce and discuss the 40+ exhibitions featured at the Outdoor Vision Fest, enjoying its 6th years and Santa Fe University of Art and Design on April 29, 2016

Cinemascope is pleased to welcome Jim Hightower, author of the Hightower Lowdown to announce his appearance and talk at The Lensic May 1, celebrating the New Mexico Labor Film Fest showing the film “Salt Of The Earth” and completing the 2nd annual Gracias Bus Tour through Las Cruces, T or C, Los Lunas, Albuquerque, before coming to Santa Fe.  Miles Conway and Nani Rivera describe the festivities taking place all day, May 1st at The Lensic.

Rebroadcast of 12/18/2015

Anna Cosentine, Taos Shorts Festival

Maria Allendra Montoya, Taos Shorts Festival

Peter Kershaw, New Mexico Film Office

New Mexico Film Office

Rebroadcast from 11/13/2015

Wakening in Taos

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For more information about this episode, please contact us at info@ksfr.org

Cee Moravec, on set dresser and her partner Phil Pfeiffer, cinematographer discuss the fun challenges and history of their adventures in New Mexico as filmmakers as a couple in the business.

Christine McHugh, President of New Mexico Women In Film, announces the Women in Film & TV International Short Film Showcase being held Tuesday, March 8th in ABQ featuring the film of New Mexico Filmmaker Ilana Lapid.

Ivan Weiner announces the 4th Annual Albuquerque Film & Music Experience, April 18 – 24, 2016 with the many Film, music, celebrities, panel discussions, and parties planned for the event.

Shad Adair and Kevin Schulmeister announce their original web series “Thank You, 5.” A Mockumentary enjoying the humorous side of live theater in ABQ.

Jon Bowman with the Jean Cocteau Theater discusses Films, live events, music, book signings and more coming in March.

New Mexico Women In Film announce the opening for submissions for screenplay competition for their Athena Awards with a deadline of April 15.  Shelene Bridge is Vice President and Mary Darling hosts the ABQ Screenwriter’s group while Bradd Hopkins hosts the group in Santa Fe.

Lisa Lucas announces the progress of two of her documentary films “1000 Voices” and her second still in production that deals with the “warrior” experience in Native American Culture through her Silver Bullet Productions.  In the second half of the show Lisa announces her new position at the New Mexico Film Office and the exciting prospects for Film Production in 2016 for New Mexico.

Christa Valdez with One Headlight Ink and Carissa Mitchell with the Mitchell and Presley Talent Group announce the New Mexico Film and Media Day Monday, February 8, 2016 at the Roundhouse Capitol Building and the actor’s panel discussion moderated by Carissa with panelists JoEdna Boldin, Vic Brown, Lora Cunningham, Esodie Geiger, and Alton Walpole.

Jilann Spitzmiller and Anna Darrah announce their Film Distribution Workshop entitled “How To Sell Your Film” being held February 13, 2016.  Helping filmmakers navigate the best distribution path either independently or with distributors.

Ariel Rakes describes his company “8292 Productions” and their activities with Statewide Independent Films, Commercials, Industrial & Government Projects as well as recent national exposure in the sports world.

Jon Hendry gives a report on the New Mexico Films that screened at Sundance Film Festival, casting calls for Longmire, Night Shift, and more as well as the importance of Film & Media Day at The Roundhouse Monday, February 7, 2016

Hank Rodgerson, documentarian for “Acario”

Jason Silverman, CCA Film Program Manager, on “Sembene”

Milton Reiss and Patrick Reid announce the Spring Semester classes at Santa Fe Community College and the arrival of advanced equipment available to its Film Students.

Phil Fulton announces the History, Engineering, Art, Technology (H.E.A.T.) educational track, sponsored by New Mexico Film Foundation, that will introduce Filmmaking Technology to grade school students using low-tech to high-tech teaching aids.

Rich Henrich announces the 2016 ABQ film festival lineup of films and special events as well as his journey to filmmaking as a career.

Jason DeBoer announces the ABQ screening of his movie, “Dead River,” at the ABQ film festival with his two lead actors Morse Bicknell and Eb Lottimer describing their roles and careers as actors and acting coaches.