Behind the Screen

Behind the Screen  features insights, interviews, and events related to the independent film scene. The program is produced by SW Conser and Natalie Butto, and airs on the 4th Thursday of the month from 11:30am to 12 noon.

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http://kboo.fm/BehindtheScreen

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Natalie Butto
SW Conser

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48 Hour Film Project

Submitted by SW Conser on Thu, 08/26/2010 - 10:17am
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S.W. Conser and Jennifer Chavez follow two teams from the Portland 48 Hour Film Project around town as they attempt to produce a finished short film in the span of a weekend.

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Using Film for Intercultural Education

Submitted by Natalie Butto on Thu, 07/22/2010 - 1:47am
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Thu, 07/22/2010

Producer/Host Natalie Butto visited the Intercultural Communication Institute workshop on "Using Film for Intercultural Education" and shares participant interviews.

This includes insights from filmmakers and educators from Portland, Seattle, LA, and South Korea.

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DIY Screenings

Submitted by SW Conser on Thu, 05/27/2010 - 6:42am
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Thu, 05/27/2010

Host S.W.Conser visits local do-it-yourself film screenings held in nontraditional settings, including a barbecue and double-feature night at the Watershed industrial arts community center hosted by Deadletter B, a monthly screening for cinephiles at Mother's Velvet Lounge curated by Paul Harrod, and Asher Loverdi's cockeyed Saturday Morning Cartoon show at the Waypost Cafe.

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Environmental films, role of film in raising awareness about global issues, insights from filmmakers and fest leaders

Submitted by Natalie Butto on Thu, 04/22/2010 - 6:23pm
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Thu, 04/22/2010
 
Producer and Host Natalie Butto visited several film festivals, and shares excerpts from interviews with:
Leslye Wood, Producer/writer, “Sweet Crude”
 
Filmmaker and Environmental activist Howard Dean
 
Carol Buchanan, President, US National Committee
UNIFEM (United Nations Development Fund for Women)
 
Henry Maldonado, President, Florida Film Festival and Enzian Theater
 
Esther Figueroa, Director, "Jamaica for Sale” 
 

This program aired on Earth Day, and guests shared insights about the role of film in raising global awareness. 

 
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Sarasota Film Festival including Portland filmmaker screening and model outreach program for youth

Submitted by Natalie Butto on Tue, 04/06/2010 - 10:55pm
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In this special podcast (between on air programs), Producer/Host Natalie Butto talks with Allison Koehler, Director of Outreach and Education for the Sarasota Film Festival.

The Outreach and Education programs serve more than 4000 students from grade 3 - college, at no cost to participants.

The 12th Annual Sarasota Film Festival, taking place April 9-18, includes a screening of "The Mouse that Soared" from Portland filmmaker Kyle Bell; UNIFEM/Through Women's Eyes screenings; and YouthFest.

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Florida Film Festival and connections between film, food, and intentional living

Submitted by Natalie Butto on Mon, 04/05/2010 - 8:46pm
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In this special (between on air program) podcast Producer/Host Natalie Butto speaks with Chris Blanc, General Manager of the Florida Film Festival. Chris shares previews of the Festival, as well as insights about how film influenced his intentional living path, and the start of an organic, vegetarian cafe.

The 19th Annual Florida Film Festival takes place April 9-18 in the Orlando area. This international festival is produced by Enzian Theater and sponsored by Full Sail University. Enzian, a nonprofit cinema celebrating 25 years, is one of the original Sundance Institute art houses.

 

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Oddball Film Screenings

Submitted by SW Conser on Thu, 03/25/2010 - 1:17pm
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Thu, 03/25/2010

In the runup to April Fools' Day, host S.W. Conser welcomes the creators of some of Portland's quirkier film screenings.  Mike Shkolnik previews the sixth annual Faux Film Festival at the Hollywood Theatre, while Vortex, Nevyn, and Crystal of the Human Canvas Project talk about their film/performance collage of video, live audio, and movement.

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POW Fest Women's Film Festival, Cascade Festival of African Films, Cinema Project screenings @ Portland Int'l Film Festival

Submitted by Natalie Butto on Thu, 02/25/2010 - 5:46pm
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Natalie Butto and SW Conser host a live in-studio program, featuring POW Fest, Cascade Festival of African Films, and Cinema Project screenings @ Portland International Film Festival.

Guests are:

POW Fest Women's Film Festival Executive Director Tara Johnson Medinger and Managing Director Andrea Lenocavallo. 

Shireen Farrahi, CFAF Committee member calls in with an update about the Cascade Festival of African Films live from PCC Cascade.

Mia Ferm and Jeremy Rossen talk about the Cinema Project and their screenings at Portland International Film Festival; and

Filmmaker George Amponsah shares insights about "The Fighting Spirit" (Ghana/UK/US) showing at the Cascade Festival of African Films. 

 

 

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Live studio discussion about the state of the film industry in Oregon

Submitted by Natalie Butto on Thu, 01/28/2010 - 11:25pm
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Thu, 01/28/2010
 On the January episode of "Behind the Screen", Natalie Butto hosts a live studio discussion with guests sharing insights about the booming film industry in Oregon, recent legislation, and future outlook.
 
Guests are:
Oregon Media Production Association Board members and Producers Ryan Crisman (President) and James WilderHancock (Government Affairs Committee); and
Stan Roach, Film Oregon Alliance President.
 
This program aired during KBOO's winter membership drive.
 
 
 

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Behind the Screen visits the Governor's Office of Film and Television

Submitted by SW Conser on Mon, 01/25/2010 - 3:26pm
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Thu, 12/24/2009

Behind the Screen wraps up 2009 with a visit to the Governor's Office of Film and Television annual meeting.  S.W. Conser talks with Oregon Film Office director Vince Porter about subsidies for emerging filmmakers, and Natalie Butto checks in with award-winner Pam Berrian of the City of Eugene's Telecommunications Program and the Eugene International Film Festival.

Also featured: Favorite stories of the past year, including the Filmusik live cinema performances, and International Home Movie Day.

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Special programming in November

Submitted by SW Conser on Tue, 11/10/2009 - 1:53am.

Behind the Screen will be pre-empted in November for special Thanksgiving Day programming.  We will return on December 24 at 11:30am.

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