EXCLUSIVE: Stephanie Moy has joined M88 as manager, bringing with her clients including Damson Idris ( Snowfall , Outside the Wire ), Simone Missick ( All Rise , Luke Cage ), Karena Evans ( P-Valley , Gossip Girl , Firecrackers ), DeVaughn Nixon ( Winning Time ), Necar Zadegan ( Mayor Of Kingstown , Girlfriends Guide to Divorce ), Jes Macallan ( Legends of Tomorrow ), Cameron Gellman ( Stargirl ) and Zoe Renee ( Master ). “I couldn’t be more excited to join the M88/Macro family. What Phil [Sun] and Charles [King] have built is a testament to their veteran experience, impeccable taste, and forward-thinking philosophy,” said Moy in an exclusive statement to Deadline. “I’ve known Stephanie since her Luber Roklin days and have always admired her fierce advocacy on behalf of her clients and underrepresented communities,” said Sun, President/Co-Founder, M88. “We are excited to join forces and support her skillset and clients within our ecosystem, … [Read more...] about Stephanie Moy Joins M88 As Manager
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Festival In Focus: Karlovy Vary’s Industry Strand Eastern Promises Set To Up Its Game For The 56th Edition
Eastern Promises , the popular industry strand of the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival , has spent the last two years relegated to an online only event due to Covid-19, but the upcoming seventh edition of the event is now gearing up for what it hopes to be a vintage year as it returns in a physical capacity on Sunday, June 3. The three-day event, which looks to promote regional and international filmmakers with distributors, sales agents, producers and festival programmers, will unveil 35 selected film projects – all at various stages — through its Works in Progress, Works in Development – Feature Launch, First Cut+ Works in Progress and Odesa International Film Festival Works in Progress presentations. The most promising projects will receive awards totalling up to €125,000 ($151,850). “The most important thing right now is that we’re back in a physical and on-site situation,” says head of film industry office Hugo Rosák. “We tried the online edition in the … [Read more...] about Festival In Focus: Karlovy Vary’s Industry Strand Eastern Promises Set To Up Its Game For The 56th Edition
Everything, All the Time: Is Life in the Fast Lane Better?
Opinions expressed are solely those of the author and do not reflect the views of Rolling Stone editors or publishers. When Joe Walsh, Glenn Frey and Don Henley of the Eagles wrote Life in the Fast Lane in the late 1970s, little did they know how fast that lane would become. In an Amazon world where we can order anything online and have it delivered within a few hours, our expectations have changed. We live in an “everything, all the time” world. Even the speed at which we watch and listen to online content has changed. Speed-watching has become a thing. For example, on YouTube to save time, you can increase the speed of a video to watch it faster. How do these increased expectations impact business? Investors may be inclined to look for a “hockey stick” pattern, in which there’s a short period of steady growth followed by a dramatic period of exponential growth. This can influence startups that are looking for funding to focus on things that may offer quick growth in the … [Read more...] about Everything, All the Time: Is Life in the Fast Lane Better?
Broken Bells Live Out Close Encounters in Their UFO-Themed ‘Control’ Video
Space is the place once again in the new Broken Bells video, which finds the duo of James Mercer and Danger Mouse exploring the final frontier with a slew of found footage as they perform “Control,” off their latest collaboration, After the Disco . Although the clip doesn’t have much to do with the epic alien love story the duo told in the “Holding On for Life” video , it features clips of Broken Bells cranking out the funky, punch-drunk cut alongside a montage space-related footage, from sun flares and moon missions, to crop circles and pictures supposed UFOs – some of which feature the spiky pink sphere that’s become the duo’s emblem. The “Control” clip has plenty to excite the Mulder in everybody who yearns to believe, and as scientist George Wald reminds us at the beginning: “I think there’s no question that we live in an inhabited universe that has life all over it.” Released back in February, After the Disco followed up Broken Bells’ self-titled 2010 … [Read more...] about Broken Bells Live Out Close Encounters in Their UFO-Themed ‘Control’ Video
Danger Mouse on the Sci-Fi and Deep Chats Behind Broken Bells’ New LP
Broken Bells, the collaborative project between Danger Mouse and the Shins’ James Mercer, return February 4th with the new album After the Disco, which augments the bands melodic psych-pop with jittery grooves and sleek synths – and it shows that the duo are serious about being more than just a one-off side project. “It’s a pretty sad record,” Danger Mouse tells Rolling Stone . “It’s pretty bleak in a way. We used the same couple of guitars, the same bass, the same drums, maybe two or three synthesizers at most for the whole album. I like the idea of two guys being able to make something that sounds really big.” We spoke with Danger Mouse about After the Disco , his friendship with Mercer, producing the new U2 album and more. Don’t miss our ultimate guide to 2014’s best music, movies, TV and more How did the After the Disco concept start? About a year ago, James and I worked for about a month on ideas, and that was the last idea we had. We were in the studio and … [Read more...] about Danger Mouse on the Sci-Fi and Deep Chats Behind Broken Bells’ New LP