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Edgar Pablos Interview

In this insightful interview with director Edgar Pablos, he shares his journey from the borderlands of El Paso, Texas, to becoming a filmmaker influenced by the power of storytelling. From learning English by watching movies to navigating the challenges of USC Film School, Pablos recounts how setbacks, like getting fired, led to collaborations with industry legends like Walter Hill. His passion for film and music, particularly the works of Ennio Morricone, paved the way for his career, highlighted by the success of his magical realist western short film, “Agua Dulce.” Pablos, alongside partner Judith Cummings, founded Tribesmen Pictures, a production company involved in various projects ranging from documentaries to commercials, serving a diverse clientele including prominent organizations and institutions.

Edgar Pablos Interview Part 2

Edgar Pablos reflects on the influential figures who shaped his career, from renowned directors like Joe Dante and Antoine Fuqua to notable actors such as James Earl Jones and Salma Hayek. Hailing from the borderlands of El Paso, Texas, Pablos learned English and the art of storytelling through American movies, a skill that would define his filmmaking journey. His directorial debut, the magical realist western “Agua Dulce,” garnered widespread acclaim, earning awards at prestigious festivals and solidifying his place in the industry. Alongside partner Judith Cummings, Pablos established Tribesmen Pictures, a versatile production company involved in a wide array of projects, serving diverse clientele including major organizations and institutions.

Mimi Kennedy Interview

Mimi Kennedy has been an bright presence on our tv screens since the 1970’s. Her most notable TV roles are Marjorie Armstrong on MOM for 8 seasons and ‘Abby O’Neil’ on the hit 90’s television series DHARMA & GREG. Among her numerous film projects are MIDIGHT IN PARIS directed by Woody Allen and the hilarious IN THE LOOP, written and directed by Armando Ianucci.
Dan Moore Interview
In 1979, Dan Moore, a Ph.D. student at The Ohio State University, ventured into the film industry as a production assistant on “BRUBAKER,” launching a career in costume design. Over three decades, Moore designed costumes for numerous films and TV productions, earning accolades like an Emmy for “The Magnificent 7” and a nomination for the Costume Designers Guild award for “61*”. Collaborations with directors like Rob Reiner on projects such as “LBJ” and “SHOCK AND AWE” showcased Moore’s talent for capturing characters within historical narratives. Closing his career with “GREEN BOOK” in 2018, Moore now focuses on producing compelling content with broad appeal under the Sheridan Film Company banner, based in New Orleans.
Changing the Narrative for Women Prisoners
Join Host Sheri Leigh Myers for the third ANGEL LADY Movie Talk where we will discuss the challenges facing women released from prison and the compassionate solutions that benefit all of our communities. Hear about Dr. Nancy Johnson’s 20 year experience as a prison therapist, and her vision for a “Second Chance” – like horse farm devoted to training decarcerated women in Central Ohio. ShaRon Rea, creator of “No Judgment. Just Love.” will share her Family Reunification Program and the legacy of Sue Ellen Allen.

For more episodes, visit the official Angel Lady Movie Podcast website.

by Sheridan Films Company

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