Ken Petrie's guest appearances

Ken Petrie

Behind The Lens

Scott Wheeler

Ashley Bell

Deon Taylor

Sarah Evans

Justin Ward

Kate Fisher

Lynn Shelton

Greta Gerwig

Dan Mirvish

David Lynch

Matt Porter

Chris Bell

Shane Mauss

Peter Joseph

Barnet Bain

OwlTail

Tim Disney

Fresh off the 10th Annual TCM Classic Film Festival and a look back at the gems of the Golden Age of Hollywood and beyond, this week on BEHIND THE LENS, we continue to take a look at history through the eyes of cinema thanks to our two special guests, writer/director TIM DISNEY and producer KEN PETRIE. Take a listen as writer/director TIM DISNEY talks about his new narrative feature WILLIAM, premised on a longstanding scientific debate about Neanderthals v. Homo Sapiens. "What if" the Neanderthals were actually the more advanced of the two species? And "what if" a Neanderthal child was born in today's world. Would he be stronger, smarter? Given the rapid-fire scientific advancements of cloning and the unearthing of very well preserved human and animal remains from the Neanderthal era and older, reality provides a fascinating basis for Tim's telling of this story. Known for his documentary work, Tim talks about making the leap into this narrative feature, the research that went into scientific accuracy while constructing the film so as to tap into the emotional heartbeat of newcomer WILL BRITTAIN who stars as "William", a Neanderthal teen in a 21st century world, the philosophical aspects and ethics the film presents, and more. And then we visit 1941 and the bombing of Pearl Harbor thanks to producer KEN PETRIE. Making a return appearance on #BTLRADIOSHOW, this time Ken talks about his narrative feature, ENEMY WITHIN. Based on the true story of the Ni'ihau incident and what transpired on this tiny Hawaiian island after Japanese pilot Shigenori Nishikaichi crash-landed, only to then reveal he had been part of the bombing raid, seeing this true story play out makes history come alive and gives us context for events that subsequently occurred because of it. Take a listen as Ken talks about how this relatively untold and unknown story made its way to him and his creative partner, writer/director Gabriel Robertson who makes his feature directorial debut with ENEMY WITHIN, and the lengths they went to in order to achieve authenticity, casting of Islanders, lensing, juxtaposition of visuals and story, and more. http://behindthelensonline.net http://eliasentertainmentnetwork.com

Fresh off the 10th Annual TCM Classic Film Festival and a look back at the gems of the Golden Age of Hollywood and beyond, this week on BEHIND THE LENS, we continue to take a look at history through the eyes of cinema thanks to our two special guests, writer/director TIM DISNEY and producer KEN PETRIE. Take a listen as writer/director TIM DISNEY talks about his new narrative feature WILLIAM, premised on a longstanding scientific debate about Neanderthals v. Homo Sapiens. "What if" the Neanderthals were actually the more advanced of the two species? And "what if" a Neanderthal child was born in today's world. Would he be stronger, smarter? Given the rapid-fire scientific advancements of cloning and the unearthing of very well preserved human and animal remains from the Neanderthal era and older, reality provides a fascinating basis for Tim's telling of this story. Known for his documentary work, Tim talks about making the leap into this narrative feature, the research that went into scientific accuracy while constructing the film so as to tap into the emotional heartbeat of newcomer WILL BRITTAIN who stars as "William", a Neanderthal teen in a 21st century world, the philosophical aspects and ethics the film presents, and more. And then we visit 1941 and the bombing of Pearl Harbor thanks to producer KEN PETRIE. Making a return appearance on #BTLRADIOSHOW, this time Ken talks about his narrative feature, ENEMY WITHIN. Based on the true story of the Ni'ihau incident and what transpired on this tiny Hawaiian island after Japanese pilot Shigenori Nishikaichi crash-landed, only to then reveal he had been part of the bombing raid, seeing this true story play out makes history come alive and gives us context for events that subsequently occurred because of it. Take a listen as Ken talks about how this relatively untold and unknown story made its way to him and his creative partner, writer/director Gabriel Robertson who makes his feature directorial debut with ENEMY WITHIN, and the lengths they went to in order to achieve authenticity, casting of Islanders, lensing, juxtaposition of visuals and story, and more. <a href="http://behindthelensonline.net" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://behindthelensonline.net</a> <a href="http://eliasentertainmentnetwork.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://eliasentertainmentnetwork.com</a>

BEHIND THE LENS #209: Featuring Tim Disney and Ken Petrie

David Spaltro

Gabriel Robertson

This week@apos;s BEHIND THE LENS is a true gift on so many levels, starting with some incredible filmmakers - David Spaltro, Ken Petrie and Gabriel Robertson. First up, listen as writer/director/editor David Spaltro talks about his journey, and the battles, gifts and sacrifices along the way, in bringing DARK EXORCISM to life and release! Then, Ken Petrie and Gabriel Robertson are live from Great Britain talking about their beautiful and poignant short film, THE GIFT. From story conception to DVD/Blu-Ray release, fans of cinema will relish hearing about the experience of these two Scotsmen lensing a film in Tupelo, Mississippi about a birthday boy, a guitar, a choice and a legend.http://behindthelensonline.net http://eliasentertainmentnetwork.com

This week@apos;s BEHIND THE LENS is a true gift on so many levels, starting with some incredible filmmakers - David Spaltro, Ken Petrie and Gabriel Robertson. First up, listen as writer/director/editor David Spaltro talks about his journey, and the battles, gifts and sacrifices along the way, in bringing DARK EXORCISM to life and release! Then, Ken Petrie and Gabriel Robertson are live from Great Britain talking about their beautiful and poignant short film, THE GIFT. From story conception to DVD/Blu-Ray release, fans of cinema will relish hearing about the experience of these two Scotsmen lensing a film in Tupelo, Mississippi about a birthday boy, a guitar, a choice and a legend. <a href="http://behindthelensonline.net" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://behindthelensonline.net</a> <a href="http://eliasentertainmentnetwork.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://eliasentertainmentnetwork.com</a>

BEHIND THE LENS #81: Featuring David Spaltro, Ken Petrie and Gabriel Robertson