10 - Dick Griffin Wants His MTV! With Matt Jatkola and JP DiSciscio
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Who is Dick Griffin, you ask? Before you give this episode a listen, head to YouTube and watch the music video “Don’t Come Knockin’” by JATK (pronounced “Jack”). You’ll want to hear more from the band, and you’ll wonder why a video that looks like it was recorded forty years ago on a well-worn videotape would be making its debut online in 2023. Don’t worry—this episode of BYE BYE CELLULOID’s got you covered. Guests MATT JATKOLA (frontman of JATK) and JP DISCISCIO (director, Overdue Films; back for his third appearance) are on hand to discuss the ingenious creative process...
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09 - Film Book Frenzy! With J.P. DiSciscio
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BYE BYE CELLULOID is back, and so is former show guest J.P. DISCISCIO, whose recent short film POOR GLENNA has been making the rounds internationally at film festivals. For this episode, J.P. and Brad have each made a list of film books that impacted them, and they take turns discussing their picks — with plenty of digressions along the way: the language of editing, “impossible film guides,” the Czech New Wave, McLuhanesque experimental paperbacks, directorial autonomy, and…”anemoia,” I think they call it? THE LIST: The Jaws Log by Carl Gottlieb...
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08 - Bill Ackerman - Part Two
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SUPPORTING CHARACTERS podcast host Bill Ackerman returns to discuss the current state of home media, the seemingly shrinking number of digitally unavailable obscurities, the social significance of film festivals, and directors ranging from Frank Perry to Bill Gunn to Don Coscarelli, as well as Bill's Blu-ray and DVD commentaries. Recorded in December 2018. Supporting Characters on the Now Playing Network: Follow Bye Bye Celluloid: Facebook Twitter Instagram "Bye Bye Celluloid" theme by Brad Glanden Closing track: "The Short...
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07 - Bill Ackerman - Part One
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On his podcast SUPPORTING CHARACTERS, Bill Ackerman eschews the common movie podcast approach -- that is, structuring episodes around specific films and/or filmmakers -- and instead highlights the work of writers, podcasters, fanzine publishers, programmers, preservationists, and others who make it possible for wider audiences to gain access to (and appreciation for) cinema outside the mainstream. This is Part One of a two-part interview recorded in December 2018. Supporting Characters on the Now Playing Network: Follow Bye Bye Celluloid: Facebook Twitter ...
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06 - The Blood-Curdling Screen with J.P. DiSciscio
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SPECIAL HALLOWEEN EPISODE: Boston-based filmmaker and photographer J.P. DISCISCIO, director of the spectacular horror short BLOODY HENRY, joins the show for a lively discussion of the horror genre. BLOODY HENRY was an official selection at the Independent Film Festival Boston, The Another Hole in the Head Film Festival, the Sidewalk Film Festival and PostMortem Short Film Fest. Visit for a generous selection of J.P.’s short films, music videos, and other work. Soundtrack excerpts from NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD: Public Domain Also contains...
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05 - Theodore of the Absurd: Improvised Film Music with Don Glanden Free Jazz Project
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Archival soundtrack recording session for the surreal musical comedy THEODORE OF THE ABSURD (2012). Featuring improvised pieces by Don Glanden Free Jazz Project. Track listing: Welcome to Blipburg Choir Practice for Chiropractors Acid Trip Reflux Imploding Organic Preventable If It Ain't Broke, Don't Fixate Don Glanden Free Jazz Project: Mark Allen - saxophone Joe Anderson- trumpet Ryan Kuhns - bass Marcus Myers - drums Don Glanden - keyboards Recorded on July 19, 2011 at the University of the Arts in Philadelphia. Read more about THEODORE OF THE ABSURD and watch the film at ...
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04 - The Very Long Shot
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AUDIO COLLAGE: You’ve heard it before — “Know the rules before you break them.” But isn’t that a rule? And once you know it, is it okay to break it? Listen as a dizzying array of authoritative-sounding voices guides you through the rules of cinematic storytelling, then tells you to abandon those rules, then describes some alternatives, then discourages those alternatives because they’re too confusing to audiences. I guess you’re on your own! Dialogue excerpts derived from the Prelinger Archive and archive.org Music: “On Matters of Consequence (Act I)” by Lloyd...
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03 - I See Your Pointe with Shaun Clarke
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Boston-based cinematographer and filmmaker Shaun Clarke guests to discuss dance film (or cinedance, or choreo-cinema...take your pique!). Along with covering Shaun’s numerous projects in this genre, we talk about the collaborative process involved in making a dance film, and the challenges and benefits of arriving at the genre from a filmmaker’s background rather than a dancer’s. And much more! View some of Shaun Clarke’s dance films: "Love or Farewell” The Bynars - “Time vs. Money” “Dancing in Space” Like the Bye Bye Celluloid...
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02 - Nobody Knows the Charles Ives Scene
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AUDIO COLLAGE: To commemorate the 4th of July, here's a short episode about the great American composer Charles Ives. Guest starring Stan Brakhage, Billy Eckstine, Aaron Copland, Elliott Carter, and Nicolas Slominsky. Source material derived from archive.org and ubu.com USA Composers: The "American" Tradition with Robert Potts (television program, 1967) Nicolas Slominsky at 76 (radio broadcast, 1971) Are My Ears on Wrong? A Portrait of Charles Ives (film, 1979) The Test of Time with Stan Brakhage (radio broadcast, 1982; includes a recording of Ives's "The See'r") And from the...
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01 - Pixel Visionaries with Jon Dorn
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While the big studios toil away at The LEGO Batman Movie, Despicable Me 3, Toy Story 4, and other computer-generated cash cows, a number of today's independent animators are largely responsible for keeping traditional hand-drawn animation alive--but without rejecting digital technology outright. Jon Dorn is one such "tradigital" animator. In this episode, I sit down with Jon to discuss his work, his influences, and the worldview that informs his cartoons and other creative output. Visit Jon Dorn's website: jondornart.com Watch his short film "The Pentimento of...
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Recorded in December 2018.
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