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A cast of unsuspecting Craigslisters are curated and interviewed by Sarah Zwinklis. Sarah, once a nomad, has made her home in Chicago, Illinois. She is an aspiring producer, writer, and dog owner.
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Renee is Bad at Movies. So bad that it’s embarrassing to admit. With a little guidance from her friends, every episode Renee sits down to watch a “classic” movie she has never seen before. Tune in to the comical post-film chat between a first-time viewer and a long-time fan.
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From Lake Shore Drive to Hollywood is an interview show focused on the Chicago film and television industry. Actors, filmmakers, and professionals discuss their Chicago roots, breaking into the industry, and how they making it in their prospective fields. Whether trying to break in yourself or just interested in some of the creative minds behind TV and films, I’m sure you’re enjoy these conversations with these talented artists.
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Women in Comedy (WIC) is dedicated to fostering the growth of women in all fields of comedy. We are committed to cultivating safe spaces, throughout the Chicagoland area, to support women in the creation and collaboration of innovative work. Each episode, two phenomenal women of comedy interview each other. The cool thing is, they already know each other, making these interviews feel like more of a peek into what hanging out with these ladies is like.
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Elmhurst born Senta Moses has been acting since infancy, appearing in commercials as young as 6 months. As she got a little older she began landing roles in plays, movies, and TV, including the touring company of Annie, the movies The Blues Brothers, DC Cab, and Home Alone (1 and 2). At the same time she attended the Chicago Academy for the Arts. A…
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Although born and raised in New York, Steven A. Jones is one of the premiere members of the Chicago filmmaking industry. After working as a director in commercial animation, he broke into feature film producing the controversial but critically praised Henry, Portrait of a Serial Killer. With Henry’s director John McNaughton, Jones produced subseque…
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Actor-turned-director Ted Wass graduated Glenbard West High School and went on to attend the prestigious Goodman School of Drama at DePaul University. After graduating, he headed east, making his Broadway debut in 1976 in the show Grease, and within a year was cast as one of the leads on the critically acclaimed (and controversial) sitcom Soap. He …
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Lyle Friedman is from "Hot Mess Moves", a UCB alum, and "Let's Not Panic" at the Sundance Film Festival. She's also a writer for "Younger"! Ashley Skidmore is also from "Hot Mess Moves", a UCB alum, and writer for TV Land's "Younger"! Both them talk it out from this past year's Del Close Marathon as the 'shower series' continues!…
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Evanston native Steve Pink started his career working at the Piven Theater and as a co-founder for the New Crime Theater, both with frequent collaborator John Cusack. After a brief period of time working a day job, he became producing partners with Cusack, working on Grosse Pointe Blank, High Fidelity, and Hot Tub Time Machine (which he also direct…
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Rick Le Fevour is one of the premiere stunt men in the film and television industry. After working in Hollywood for a few times to get his feet wet, he decided to make Chicago his home-base, and worked on modern classics, including Groundhogs Day, The Fugitive, Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, and The Dark Knight. He made the transition to stunt coordinat…
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Michigan native Joe Swanberg has become one of the leaders of indie filmmaking not just in his adopted home town of Chicago, but throughout the industry. Jake Johnson was born and raised in Evanston, IL. He left the midwest to study dramatic writing at NYU and founded the comedy troupe The Midwesterners. In this episode, they talk all about their n…
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Buffalo Grove’s Aaron Himelstein has been acting since he was a kid, in film, television, and stage. After appearing professionally in Chicago area projects such as Cupid, High Fidelity, and at the Steppenwolf Theater, he made his New York debut in The Dead Eye Boy (which earned him a Drama Desk Nomination). Then came a regular role on TV in Joan o…
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Allison Tolman is best known for her award winning role as Molly in the acclaimed FX series Fargo. She landed that role last year out of Chicago, where she had lived for almost 5 years, and training at Second City. The texan spoke with us about her decision to pursue acting in the Windy City, setbacks she faced, and landing her breakout role. Allis…
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Joy Gregory came to the Chicago area as a Northwestern University student. She went onto to become one of the founding members of The Looking Glass Theater Company, as both an actor and writer/director. She is currently a television writer/producer, and has worked on shows such as Felicity, Joan of Arcadia, Jericho, The Nine, Switched at Birth, and…
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