Georgia Wyss's guest appearances

Georgia Wyss

Voices of Yoga Podcast

Voice Rising

Jai Uttal

Deva Premal

Lee Harris

Tami Simon

Mark Nepo

Don Miguel Ruiz

Julia Cameron

Stuart Reid

Mark Russell

Anna Guest-Jelley

Dianne Bondy

Marc Allen

Judy Collins

Lynne McTaggart

Mirabai Starr

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Georgia Wyss – MANTRA – Sounds Into SilenceAired Monday, March 16, 2020 at 11:00 AM PST / 2:00 PM EST / 7:00 PM GMT / 8:00 PM CETWhat is Kirtan? Join Voice Visionary and Documentary Filmmaker, Director and Producer Georgia Wyss as they deepen the conversation and explore the new music and social phenomenon of chanting. Learn about people connecting with their true selves through singing and voice. Winner of Director’s Choice Illuminate Film Festival 2017 and Winner of Documentary World Cinema Maui Film Festival, Georgia Wyss has created a masterpiece that documents. How we can use music, mindfulness and voice to navigate through life more peacefully.About Georgia WyssIn 2003 Georgia co-founded the Barcelona based production company TengoTwo. Since then, in addition to her work as an editor, she has been producing documentaries and image films. She co-produced, co-wrote and edited the documentary ‘No Plorar Mai’ (Never to Cry) which the Catalan station TV3 aired in April 2013. In 2017 Georgia finished producing and directing her feature-length documentary about the yoga music phenomenon,‘Mantra – Sounds into Silence’ which entered in more than six festivals, winning awards in three of them: Illuminate Film Festival in Sedona, winner ‘director’s choice award’, Maui Film Festival, winner ‘documentary feature world cinema’ award and the Rishikesh Film Festival ‘best of fest” award. During 2018 &amp; 19, the film was released theatrically in over 14 countries and still continues being released today.Georgia’s most recent works as an editor include: ‘A Crude Awakening’, a feature documentary shown at over 70 film festivals, and winner of 5 awards for best documentary; the trailer and additional editing on Isabel Coixet’s feature ‘The Secret Life of Words’; and the feature documentary, ‘The Lightbulb Conspiracy’, directed by Cosima Dannoritzer and produced by Joan Úbeda, winner of Best Documentary at the Spanish Television Academy Awards 2011. In 2017 Georgia edited the German episode of the global football documentary series ‘Phemons’ produced by Fox Sports, and the feature length documentary, ‘Time Thieves’, directed by Cosima Dannoritzer, and produced by Polar Star Films, which won ‘Best Editing’ at the United Nations Association Film Festival at Stanford in 2019.Visit the Voice Rising show page https://omtimes.com/iom/shows/voice-rising/Connect with Kara Johnstad at http://www.karajohnstad.com/#GeorgiaWyss #MANTRA #VoiceRising #KaraJohnstad

Georgia Wyss – MANTRA – Sounds Into Silence Aired Monday, March 16, 2020 at 11:00 AM PST / 2:00 PM EST / 7:00 PM GMT / 8:00 PM CET What is Kirtan? Join Voice Visionary and Documentary Filmmaker, Director and Producer Georgia Wyss as they deepen the conversation and explore the new music and social phenomenon of chanting. Learn about people connecting with their true selves through singing and voice. Winner of Director’s Choice Illuminate Film Festival 2017 and Winner of Documentary World Cinema Maui Film Festival, Georgia Wyss has created a masterpiece that documents. How we can use music, mindfulness and voice to navigate through life more peacefully. About Georgia Wyss In 2003 Georgia co-founded the Barcelona based production company TengoTwo. Since then, in addition to her work as an editor, she has been producing documentaries and image films. She co-produced, co-wrote and edited the documentary ‘No Plorar Mai’ (Never to Cry) which the Catalan station TV3 aired in April 2013. In 2017 Georgia finished producing and directing her feature-length documentary about the yoga music phenomenon,‘Mantra – Sounds into Silence’ which entered in more than six festivals, winning awards in three of them: Illuminate Film Festival in Sedona, winner ‘director’s choice award’, Maui Film Festival, winner ‘documentary feature world cinema’ award and the Rishikesh Film Festival ‘best of fest” award. During 2018 &amp; 19, the film was released theatrically in over 14 countries and still continues being released today. Georgia’s most recent works as an editor include: ‘A Crude Awakening’, a feature documentary shown at over 70 film festivals, and winner of 5 awards for best documentary; the trailer and additional editing on Isabel Coixet’s feature ‘The Secret Life of Words’; and the feature documentary, ‘The Lightbulb Conspiracy’, directed by Cosima Dannoritzer and produced by Joan Úbeda, winner of Best Documentary at the Spanish Television Academy Awards 2011. In 2017 Georgia edited the German episode of the global football documentary series ‘Phemons’ produced by Fox Sports, and the feature length documentary, ‘Time Thieves’, directed by Cosima Dannoritzer, and produced by Polar Star Films, which won ‘Best Editing’ at the United Nations Association Film Festival at Stanford in 2019. Visit the Voice Rising show page <a href="https://omtimes.com/iom/shows/voice-rising/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://omtimes.com/iom/shows/voice-rising/</a> Connect with Kara Johnstad at <a href="http://www.karajohnstad.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.karajohnstad.com/</a> #GeorgiaWyss #MANTRA #VoiceRising #KaraJohnstad

Georgia Wyss - MANTRA - Sounds Into Silence

Yoga can be far more than the physical practice and in this podcast we talk with Film Producer and Yogi Georgia Wyss behind the scenes of her latest inspiring and award winning documentary about the power of music, mantra and meditation. One you'll want to listen to over and over to and then go and watch the film - the Mantra Movie - sounds into silence.Voices of Yoga (voicesofyoga.com)Podcasts - Voices of Yoga is about sharing insights and inspiration from Yoga Teachers around the world. Disclaimer: Yoga is for everyone. However, it's important that to ensure you are ready and able to practice any type of yoga practice in a suitable and safe way that's appropriate for you. And where necessary you check with your medical practitioner/doctor to gain approval. It is recommended that you consult your physician before beginning any new exercise program and that at any time during a practice you feel nauseous, dizzy or in pain you stop and seek medical advice. We accept no liability whatsoever for any damages arising from the use of Voices of Yoga Podcasts and whilst Voices of Yoga Podcasts uses reasonable efforts to share accurate and up-to-date information it may contain some technical or other mistakes, inaccuracies or unintended errors. Voices of Yoga Podcasts cannot be held responsible for these. We will not be liable to you in respect of any personal injury or other aspect that you may suffer or directly or indirectly as a result of listening to our Voices of Yoga Podcasts including liabilities arising in contract, tort (incl. negligence) and for break of statutory duty. You may have your own opinion or experience which may be different and that is to be welcomed as part of being curious about yoga and the journey we are all on. If you have any reason to believe Voices of Yoga podcasts content is slanderous, illegal, promoting dangerous acts or in violation of copyright law, please contact us at: voicesofyoga@mail.comNamaste Lindsey &amp; Emma - co-founders of Voices of Yoga and its predecessor YEDTalks.

Yoga can be far more than the physical practice and in this podcast we talk with Film Producer and Yogi Georgia Wyss behind the scenes of her latest inspiring and award winning documentary about the power of music, mantra and meditation. One you'll want to listen to over and over to and then go and watch the film - the Mantra Movie - sounds into silence. Voices of Yoga (<a href="http://voicesofyoga.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">voicesofyoga.com</a>)Podcasts - Voices of Yoga is about sharing insights and inspiration from Yoga Teachers around the world. Disclaimer: Yoga is for everyone. However, it's important that to ensure you are ready and able to practice any type of yoga practice in a suitable and safe way that's appropriate for you. And where necessary you check with your medical practitioner/doctor to gain approval. It is recommended that you consult your physician before beginning any new exercise program and that at any time during a practice you feel nauseous, dizzy or in pain you stop and seek medical advice. We accept no liability whatsoever for any damages arising from the use of Voices of Yoga Podcasts and whilst Voices of Yoga Podcasts uses reasonable efforts to share accurate and up-to-date information it may contain some technical or other mistakes, inaccuracies or unintended errors. Voices of Yoga Podcasts cannot be held responsible for these. We will not be liable to you in respect of any personal injury or other aspect that you may suffer or directly or indirectly as a result of listening to our Voices of Yoga Podcasts including liabilities arising in contract, tort (incl. negligence) and for break of statutory duty. You may have your own opinion or experience which may be different and that is to be welcomed as part of being curious about yoga and the journey we are all on. If you have any reason to believe Voices of Yoga podcasts content is slanderous, illegal, promoting dangerous acts or in violation of copyright law, please contact us at: voicesofyoga@mail.com Namaste Lindsey &amp; Emma - co-founders of Voices of Yoga and its predecessor YEDTalks.

Voices of Yoga with Georgia Wyss film producer and Yogi