This year I approached my videos differently. I invested in a microphone which helped immensely. Thanks to my friend Jonas and my husband Carlos who helped me get the right one for the project. The audio quality of my TCMFF red carpet footage is leagues better. Instead of doing compilation videos (like I did in 2016 and 2017), I decided to separate the interviews into their own videos. Now viewers can easily pick and chose which interviews they want to see. If you want to view them all in one go, complete with my intro, you can watch the TCMFF Red Carpet playlist here. Unfortunately my Dennis Miller video didn't pan out and I had one glaring issue with my Leonard Maltin one that corrected itself mid-interview. However, I was pleased as punch that my short interviews ranging from 2-4 minutes all came out really well. Enjoy!
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Monday, May 14, 2018
TCMFF Red Carpet Interviews
As promised in my original TCMFF red carpet post, here are the video interviews. I embedded each one individually including a quick intro from me.
This year I approached my videos differently. I invested in a microphone which helped immensely. Thanks to my friend Jonas and my husband Carlos who helped me get the right one for the project. The audio quality of my TCMFF red carpet footage is leagues better. Instead of doing compilation videos (like I did in 2016 and 2017), I decided to separate the interviews into their own videos. Now viewers can easily pick and chose which interviews they want to see. If you want to view them all in one go, complete with my intro, you can watch the TCMFF Red Carpet playlist here. Unfortunately my Dennis Miller video didn't pan out and I had one glaring issue with my Leonard Maltin one that corrected itself mid-interview. However, I was pleased as punch that my short interviews ranging from 2-4 minutes all came out really well. Enjoy!
This year I approached my videos differently. I invested in a microphone which helped immensely. Thanks to my friend Jonas and my husband Carlos who helped me get the right one for the project. The audio quality of my TCMFF red carpet footage is leagues better. Instead of doing compilation videos (like I did in 2016 and 2017), I decided to separate the interviews into their own videos. Now viewers can easily pick and chose which interviews they want to see. If you want to view them all in one go, complete with my intro, you can watch the TCMFF Red Carpet playlist here. Unfortunately my Dennis Miller video didn't pan out and I had one glaring issue with my Leonard Maltin one that corrected itself mid-interview. However, I was pleased as punch that my short interviews ranging from 2-4 minutes all came out really well. Enjoy!
Wednesday, April 19, 2017
TCM Classic Film Festival 2017 Red Carpet
Conducting red carpet interviews has always been a dream of mine and I can't believe I've been able to do it. Twice! I had the privilege of being on the red carpet again for this year's TCM Classic Film Festival. The opening night premiere was for the 50th anniversary of In the Heat of the Night (1967).
I was at the end of the line and not in the best spot for capturing quality audio, I did manage to get five quality interviews and lots of photos. Unfortunately Sidney Poitier didn't walk the red carpet so I didn't get to see him. However I saw plenty of other stars and special guests and I snapped a lot of photos.
Interviews with:
Film Critic Leonard Maltin
Actor Stathis Giallelis, America America (1963)
Author Beverly Gray
Director Producer Todd Fisher
Talk Show Host Dick Cavett
And here are some photos of who I saw on the red carpet.
TCM's Sean Cameron and TCMFF red carpet spectators |
Wyatt McCrea |
Angela Allen |
Stathis Giallelis |
Producer Walter Mirisch |
Beau Bridges |
Lee Grant |
John Landis |
Dick Cavett |
Todd Fisher |
Fred Willard |
I had a great moment with Fred Willard. As I saw him walking down the red carpet I yelled out "Hey handsome!" He stopped to pose for me and I got a couple quick shots. I said "looking good" and thanked him.
Bob Balaban |
Ruta Lee |
Then came the beautiful Ruta Lee who looked absolutely stunning. I called out to her and told her she was beautiful and she quickly posed so I could get a shot. Doesn't she look fantastic?
Special shout out to Danny Reid who helped me with equipment, photography and live tweeted my red carpet interviews and to Marya Gates of TCM who helped guide Dick Cavett down the line to my spot. And thank you to my friends in the bleachers especially Kate Gabrielle, Millie and Casey who cheered for me from the stands and to Nikki and Brian who took photos of me. I appreciate your support!
Tuesday, May 10, 2016
Red Carpet Interviews at the 2016 TCM Classic Film Festival
On the red carpet at the 2016 TCM Classic Film Festival |
Chalk it up to being a newbie but I'm still on cloud nine after my first red carpet interviews. It was a nerve-wracking yet thrilling experience. I studied all the TCM Classic Film Festival guests for weeks beforehand, came up with a lengthy list of questions and a default question for everyone. I had a great camera thanks to my husband who bought me one for my birthday. On the big day, I locked myself up for 5 hours to prepare. I packed up all my equipment, crossed my fingers and headed out.
I got to see all the stars but was only able to interview a handful. Karma was on my side that day because my top interview picks: Darryl Hickman, Gina Lollobrigida and Lillian Michelson all stopped by. And while I would loved to have interviewed Norman Lloyd, my brief interaction with him on the red carpet is a memory I'll never forget.
The experience was even more wonderful than what I could capture on camera. This was my first time not only conducting red carpet interviews but also with filming and editing. The result is amateur at best but I'm still really proud of my work. It's always been a dream of mine to do this and I'm so glad I finally got up the courage to do so. Thanks to Turner Classic Movies for giving me this incredible opportunity. I still pinch myself everyday.
Red carpet interviews with...
Turner executives Coleman Breland and Jennifer Dorian
Actor Darryl Hickman
Film Critic Leonard Maltin
Film researcher Lillian Michelson (includes also director Daniel Raim and producer Jennifer Raim)
Film Critic Sr. Rose Pacatte
Actor Chris Lemmon (son of Jack Lemmon)
Actress Gina Lollobrigida
Darryl Hickman |
Norman Lloyd |
A glimpse of Dennis Barry & Anna Karina |
Lillian Michelson |
Gina Lollobrigida and Kate Flannery |
Chris Lemmon and Gina Lollobrigida |
In action on the red carpet |
Friday, April 17, 2015
Sound of Music (1965) Red Carpet Event at the 2015 TCM Classic Film Festival
On March 26th, 2015 TCM held a special 50th Anniversary screening of The Sound of Music (1965) complete with a red carpet event and an interview with stars Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer. While I didn't attend the screening I did get to sit in the bleachers for an excellent view of the red carpet event.
I was 12th in line for the bleacher seats which held around 80 people or so. These are the best seats in the house if you want to gaze at the stars.
A view of the red carpet from the bleacher seats |
Walking the red carpet were Spotlight Passholders, VIP media, TCM staffers, TCMFF special guests and presenters, Julie Andrews, Christopher Plummer and more.
Alan Hait on the red carpet |
Bloggers Kristina of Speakeasy and Karen of Shadows and Satin on the red carpet |
Eddie Muller |
TCM's Sean Cameron served as our MC calling out the various guests and doing short interviews.
Diane Baker |
TCM's Charlie Tabesh |
Keith Carradine |
Robert Morse |
TCM's Genevieve McGillicuddy |
Leonard Maltin |
Julie Andrews is somewhere under the umbrella |
Can you see her? |
Greg Proops |
Shirley Jones |
Annie V. Coates |
Marty Ingels. Yes he is holding his crotch. |
Errol Flynn's grandson and daughter: Sean Rio and Rory Flynn |
Ben Mankiewicz poses for the crowd.
Norman Lloyd |
I love this candid I got of Barry Pearl |
Grease lightning! Michael Tucci, Barry Pearl, Jamie Donnelly and Kelly Ward |
Christine Ebersole |
Illeana Douglas |
Here comes Peter Fonda! |
There goes Peter Fonda! |
Red Carpet Selfie |
I hope you enjoyed my photos!
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