The Media Futurists Podcast New Media Film Festival

Be sure to check in every week on the Media Futurists Podcast for the Creators Series, where on every episode we’ll sit down with creators to interview them on their work and the journeys they took in order to get where they are. 
Pennan Brae, a musician and screenwriter, has submitted three different projects to the festival: music video “Strut”, song “Walk With Me” and the movie trailer for “2below0”, a rarity for the festival! So why did he do it? 
Don’t forget to check back in next week, where we sit down with Brit Phelan to discuss how and why she came about being a director for Phé’s “WTV, it’s cool” music video.
As always, be sure to visit newmediafilmfestival.com to learn more.
Listen on Spotify here! (https://open.spotify.com/episode/0FJboyMVLjpkjKPhpjzwQU?si=2A310QLhSPuE_0Q07-KmK A)
Soundcloud (https://soundcloud.com/user-135482983/creators-series-episode-4-pennan-brae)

Be sure to check in every week on the Media Futurists Podcast for the Creators Series, where on every episode we’ll sit down with creators to interview them on their work and the journeys they took in order to get where they are.
Mikkel Keldorf is a creator who came up with a unique concept, a POV choose your own adventure styled documentary, to aid the Red Cross in telling a story that for some is their real, everyday lives. So how and why did he do it?.
As always, be sure to visit newmediafilmfestival.com to learn more.
Listen on Spotify here! (https://open.spotify.com/episode/3fOP7PSbJg6Imyr3MEN407?si=FiYW099iRx-DmFcXHmVU dg)
Soundcloud (https://soundcloud.com/user-135482983/creators-series-episode-6-mikkel-keldorf)

Be sure to check in every week on the Media Futurists Podcast for the Creators Series, where on every episode we’ll sit down with creators to interview them on their work and the journeys they took in order to get where they are.
Brit Phelan is a creator who worked with Phé in order to direct the music video for “WTV, it’s cool”. Using her own experiences with technology she sends a message about what technology does and could mean to us depending on how we use it. So why did she do it?
Don’t forget to check back in next week, where we sit down with Mikkel Keldorf to discuss how and why he came about creating a POV, choose your own adventure styled documentary about living life as a Syrian refugee.
As always, be sure to visit newmediafilmfestival.com to learn more.
Listen on Spotify here! (https://open.spotify.com/episode/6T4C3psG1jp9kcMnT8MvlH?si=sPhDhKc3RtiErp1s08yl-Q)
Soundcloud (https://soundcloud.com/user-135482983/creators-series-episode-5-brit-phelan)

Be sure to check in every week on the Media Futurists Podcast for the Creators Series, where on every episode we’ll sit down with creators to interview them on their work and the journeys they took in order to get where they are.
Anthony Tang is a creator who originally visited Greenland to take photographs of the beautiful landscapes. However, when he got there, he decided that still images wouldn’t be enough to capture everything that Greenland had to offer, creating “Fly Greenland”. So why did he do it?
Don’t forget to check back in next week, where we sit down with Pennan Brae to discuss how and why he came about submitting so many incredible works to the festival.
As always, be sure to visit newmediafilmfestival.com to learn more.
Listen on Spotify here! (https://open.spotify.com/episode/6Nm29fgXrvGOj7jMAHXUtr?si=xI7YTcEWTuyYL8Cv-kli0g)
Soundcloud (https://soundcloud.com/user-135482983/creators-series-episode-3-anthony-tang)

Be sure to check in every week on the Media Futurists Podcast for the Creators Series, where on every episode we’ll sit down with creators to interview them on their work and the journeys they took in order to get where they are.
Elia Petridis, inventor of the Petridis Prototype, is a creator who uniquely wrote a script, specifically for a 360 VR experience where no matter where you look, you’re always looking in the right spot. In, “Popstar: Reflections” Petridis was challenged with using his technique to portray a classic, yet modern, love affair hijacked by the reflections of the people in it. So how did he do it?
Don’t forget to check back in next week, where we sit down with Anthony Tang to discuss how and why he came about shooting a drone film all about the beauty of Grennland’s icebergs.
As always, be sure to visit newmediafilmfestival.com to learn more.
Listen on Spotify here! (https://open.spotify.com/episode/3EllZejQ0Ah14AJwJD4S9L?si=LkRvRrIfRZ6x4nwkC8DhhA)
Soundcloud (https://soundcloud.com/user-135482983/creators-series-episode-2-elia-petridis)

Be sure to check in every week on the Media Futurists Podcast for the Creators Series, where on every episode we’ll sit down with creators to interview them on their work and the journeys they took in order to get where they are.
Michael Kenny, student director of Red Earth, is a creator who decided that the restrictions of a 1 minute student project animation didn’t do justice to the climate change centered project he intended to make. Inspired by his own experiences in driving through the dry and dusty lands of Australia, Kenny created a film all the death and destruction of Australian animals due to climate change. So why did he do it?
Don’t forget to check back in next week, where we sit down with Elia Petridis to discuss how and why he came about creating the Petridis Prototype, his own invention for screenwriting for 360 films in our modern age of technology.
As always, be sure to visit newmediafilmfestival.com to learn more.
Listen on Spotify here! (https://open.spotify.com/episode/6UKdg39lhdLwspt7yaN2Sa?si=MfXBJP3SRsK7bQiIeHtqMA)
Soundcloud(https://soundcloud.com/user-135482983/creators-series-episode-1-michael-kenny-red-earth)