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Highlight of the movie "Monster"
Host Kim Singleton discusses "Monster" with guests, Ameer Allen, Jamar Gillespie and Livingston Steele.
Unidos por el Arte
Carlos Cabrera conversa con Maricela Martinez, Fundadora & Directora Ejecutiva de Pluma Poética del Arte y organizadora del VII Festival Internacional "Artistas Unidos".
Highlight of New Yorkers for Culture and Arts
Host Kim Singleton discusses the advocacy work done by the New Yorkers for Culture and Arts with the Executive Director Lucy Sexton.
Imagining King Bibi - The Artistry and Work of Dan Shadur
King Bibi is a powerful polemic, work of history, and portrait of a nation--the story of Netanyahu's rise to power reflected through 4 decades of public-speaking appearances and mastery of the art of controlling the narrative of social media.
In this episode Jim Vrettos interviews the documentary...
EMME KEMP - THE REALITIES OF THE ARTIST'S LIFE, Part lll
Emmelyne Kemp was born in Chicago. She is a pianist, vocalist, band leader, Broadway composer, actress, lecturer, and an American music researcher. She is a protégé of Eubie Blake. She is best known as a Broadway composer and actor for Bubbling Brown Sugar.
Justice for FilAm Angelo Quinto - Addressing Mental Health
Angelo Quinto is a FilAm who ended up dead after a mental health episode in which his family called 911 for support. The Makilala crew Rachelle, Jen & Cristina are joined by Psychiatric Nurse Maria Rubio, and Activist May Madarang to discuss Angelo's case and what can be done to improve assistance...
Transfer your Premiere Project to DaVinci Resolve for Color Grading
November 16, 2022
If you're a content creator, you know that color grading is essential to achieving the look and feel of your final product. Adobe Premiere is a great tool for video editing, but if you're looking to take your project to the next level, you need to use DaVinci Resolve for color grading. In this blog...