Indian Actor Subrat Dutta on Netflix’s III Smoking Barrels + The Flickering of an Actor’s Imagination
Acting was a desire for Mumbai actor Subrat Dutta since the 70s. He began infusing dancing with acting. Through Dutta’s early starts, self-expression started to make him into a father, husband, and man. The Indian actor’s recent project Netflix’s III Smoking Barrels is a three-part story film which is about a child who goes on […]
Martin Angerbauer on ‘Ophelia’ & The Intensity of A Writer’s Muse
Austrian actor Martin Angerbauer is a farmer’s boy turned Austrian-London actor. His ginger hair is of the many great attributes about him. He opens up about his role in the recent film Ophelia. This film is a female driven view of William Shakespeare’s play Hamlet. As acting deals with high expression in one’s personality, Angerbauer thinks […]
Actress Jade Elysan on Neflix’s Bonding, Masochist + Sadist Behavior, and Sexual Egos.
Actress Jade Elysan is no stranger to acting and knowing the hard work that goes into it. She began her career as a makeup artist to playing in three productions this past April. Like Elysan, as an artist, sometimes you forget where you started, but this is not done on purpose. Elysan explains her contributions […]
Canadian Director Dawn Wilkson Explores the Shades and Psychology of Directing
Canadian director and writer Dawn Wilkson has been on the production sets of so many such as OWN’s Greenleaf and FOX’s Empire. The beginning stages of a director is a chapter that is never to be forgotten. Wilkson expresses her early decision as a director. She mentions her first experience as a production assistant and […]
Filmmaker Gene Graham on ‘This One’s for the Ladies’ + The Ecstasy Feeling of Sex
ATM: Describe the ecstasy feeling of sex related to the tension when the performer walks into the room. EG: Every performer is a little nervous before they get out there. The dancers we saw have been on the circuit for a little while. They are pretty comfortable with the ladies. You must have some level […]
Filmmaker Mike Perrone’s ‘Kurt’ Provides a Harsh Inner Look into the Fashion Industry
ATM: Explain the viewpoint of your film Kurt from the perspective of a person who only knows the basics about the fashion industry vs. someone who is a part of it. MP: Any time you are knowledgeable about the topic of a film or you live in the world, you come in with your own […]
Filmmaker Philip Youmans ‘Burning Cane’ Explores Religion in the Black Culture
ATM: In black Christian communities, you find it hard with sacrileges individuals to reconcile or not judge people. It the belief of the religion is supposed to do the opposite. PY: I understand. The basis of religion is supposed to be about bringing people together. Sometimes people preach hate. Besides any ideological differences I have, […]
Music Icon Suga T Opens Up About Life, Music, Television, and Film Career
ATM: What kept you and the rest of the members in The Click consistent back in the day? S: It was because we were cut from this cloth. It was because of coming from the atmosphere related to the streets and the urban world. No one was going to give us anything and they did […]
Actress Patti French on Topics Raised in POMS & Hulu’s ‘The Act’
ATM: Describe how different the world would be if we were given a random age when coming into Earth instead of aging upward. PF: Today, seeing 30 years old, this was kind of the way we used to be in my generation. At 18 or 20, you got out of the school and moved out […]
Fox’s Empire Veteran Writer Dianne Houston Discusses the True Essence of Television Writing
ATM: What are the necessary changes that take place in your writing style? DH: Every show you write needs something different from the last show you write on. I did not know to write Cookie, Jamal, and Lucious until starting to write. It is an evolutionary process. ATM: Express the essentialness with the music getting […]