The jimi hendrix experience

Nunn would be inspired to write “London Homesick Blues” after a trip to England with Murphey in the winter of 1973, but the most memorable part of the visit was an encounter he had with an A&R exec. “It was life-changing because I’d been drifting along all this time. I’d never planned to make a living out of the music business, it was just something to pay the bills as I was going through school,” he says. “It started to dawn on me that you might have something to show at the end of a career with a body of copyrights rather than a string of gigs behind you.” … [Read more...] about How Songwriter Gary P. Nunn Influenced Outlaw Country and the Austin Music Scene

“You have a large number of people on these committees; everything’s getting vetted, and I’m actually very, very impressed with the way that this has been working. I’m not sitting in on those meetings, but the reports I’m getting back is that there’s been very collaborative. People are not bringing agendas to the table; they’re bringing ideas, and instead of bringing problems, they’re identifying problems and finding solutions, sort of what you would hope that it would be.” … [Read more...] about Most In-Demand Jobs In Post-Pandemic Hollywood? IATSE Sanitizers, Health Workers & Temperature Takers

"We got to meet with him a couple of times, he was great. I was in awe of him, because [TNG writer and Deep Space Nine showrunner] Ira [Steven-Behr] had gotten me into Hard Boiled and The Killer at the time and I was so into those films. And there was a moment when Woo and I were alone, and I just had to ask him about the making of the tea house [shootout] scene that opens Hard Boiled. And he kind of lit up and said 'Oh, that was a whole thing,' you know? He goes: 'We spent days plotting it out, working with the cinematographer, and he got so animated talking about it and how challenging that scene was to pull off." These quotes originally appeared over at The Hollywood Reporter. … [Read more...] about How Star Trek Helped Save Mission: Impossible 2

It was a big challenge to deliver my dialogues in front of Parthiepan because they were lengthy and it is basically a courtroom drama but thankfully, I was prepared as I was given the script three months ago by the writer-director. It is to the credit of director Frederick that he has shot four single shots each of five minutes, You would not believe that Frederick, who is in his 20's has not only written the subject well but also made his debut with this film so much so that in the first narration itself I was hooked on to the subject and said yes to be a part of it. The film has a lot of layers, thrills', twists and turns along with an amazing interval point and also, a smashing climax. I was sure that he was going to give his best shot to the film when he narrated the subject to me. … [Read more...] about Jyotika: Ponmagal Vandhal Is The Most Challenging Role I Have Ever Played In My Career

A few companies we spoke to told us they will be connecting with their buyers outside of these market structures. One was a leading seller from Asia. “I don’t think these virtual markets would work for us because of the time difference,” they said. “We need a physical market where buyers and sales agents from the world over can meet in the same place and time zone. During this difficult time, if we feel the need to talk to a buyer from the US or Europe live, we can always schedule a FaceTime or Zoom meeting ourselves. The same goes with virtual market screenings. We prefer to show our films on a big screen and oftentimes we are not even allowed to send out streaming links for films that have not been released. In cases where we have the streaming links and find it useful to let buyers stream them during the time of a virtual market, we can always do it ourselves without the help of the market.” … [Read more...] about The Story Behind The Cannes Virtual Market(s): How Coronavirus Has Led To A New Way Of Doing Business & An Unprecedented Agency Coalition