David Holbrooke's guest appearances

David Holbrooke

Up Next with Gabriella Mirabelli

Meet the Filmmaker: Interviews from 2007–2009

Tribeca Film Festival 2007-2010

Save What You Love with Mark Titus

Edward Burns

Guy Maddin

Matthew Modine

Marc Forster

Mary Harron

Clive Owen

John Dahl

Diego Luna

Errol Morris

Natalie Portman

Conor McPherson

Amy Poehler

Isabella Rossellini

John Canemaker

Jeremiah Zagar

OwlTail

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#22 - David Holbrooke - Founder of Original Thinkers

Today we’re talking to award-winning documentarian and festival founder David Holbrooke about what it really takes to start and organize a successful film festival unlike any other. David also shares his philosophy on film and the arts, discusses his latest work with the Original Thinkers festival, and reveals some of his favorite cinematic moments in recent years. Topics include:  Why David fell in love with film festivals (and how to pursue this path) Finding the artist within each and every one of us David’s first experience with true connection with his audience The real role festivals play in the film industry The process of curating films Why less really is more when it comes to storytelling A behind-the-scenes look into the Mountainfilm Festival  David Holbrooke first attended Mountainfilm in 1999, and was hooked when he saw Genghis Blues, followed by a performance by the film’s star, Kongar Ol-Ondar. David returned to the festival as a filmmaker several times with Live from Shiva’s Dance Floor, Time for a New God, Freaks Like Me,  and  A Redwood Grows in Brooklyn, which features acclaimed nature photographer James Balog. David’s feature documentary, Hard As Nails, was a Mountainfilm 2007 award winner. Before he became a filmmaker, David spent a year in the dotcom world. For the first half of his career, he worked in television news, producing long-form pieces for The Today Show, CBS News, and CNN. David has been a contributing editor at  GQ  and written for The Huffington Post  and CNN.com. His production company, Giraffe Partners, is working on several documentaries. Learn more about David Holbrooke:  originalthinkers.com mountainfilm.org thediplomatfilm.com Twitter           The post David Holbrooke: Creating The Film Festival Of The Future appeared first on Up Next.

Today we’re talking to award-winning documentarian and festival founder David Holbrooke about what it really takes to start and organize a successful film festival unlike any other. David also shares his philosophy on film and the arts, discusses his latest work with the <a href="http://originalthinkers.com/festival" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Original Thinkers</a> festival, and reveals some of his favorite cinematic moments in recent years. Topics include: <ul> <li>Why David fell in love with film festivals (and how to pursue this path)</li> <li>Finding the artist within each and every one of us</li> <li>David’s first experience with true connection with his audience</li> <li>The real role festivals play in the film industry</li> <li>The process of curating films</li> <li>Why less really is more when it comes to storytelling</li> <li>A behind-the-scenes look into the Mountainfilm Festival</li> </ul> David Holbrooke first attended Mountainfilm in 1999, and was hooked when he saw Genghis Blues, followed by a performance by the film’s star, Kongar Ol-Ondar. David returned to the festival as a filmmaker several times with Live from Shiva’s Dance Floor, Time for a New God, Freaks Like Me,  and  A Redwood Grows in Brooklyn, which features acclaimed nature photographer James Balog. David’s feature documentary, Hard As Nails, was a Mountainfilm 2007 award winner. Before he became a filmmaker, David spent a year in the dotcom world. For the first half of his career, he worked in television news, producing long-form pieces for The Today Show, CBS News, and CNN. David has been a contributing editor at  GQ  and written for The Huffington Post  and <a href="http://CNN.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CNN.com</a>. His production company, Giraffe Partners, is working on several documentaries. <h3>Learn more about David Holbrooke:</h3> <ul> <li><a href="http://originalthinkers.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">originalthinkers.com</a></li> <li><a href="https://www.mountainfilm.org/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">mountainfilm.org</a></li> <li><a href="http://www.thediplomatfilm.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">thediplomatfilm.com</a></li> <li><a href="https://twitter.com/davidholbrooke?lang=en" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter </a></li> </ul> The post <a href="http://www.upnextpodcast.com/episode-93/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">David Holbrooke: Creating The Film Festival Of The Future</a> appeared first on <a href="http://www.upnextpodcast.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Up Next</a>.

David Holbrooke: Creating The Film Festival Of The Future

Learn how filmmaker David Holbrooke used Final Cut Pro to edit more than 100 hours of footage for his latest documentary, Hard as Nails--a film about an unordained evangelical minister who is trying to save America one soul at a time.

Tribeca 2007: David Holbrooke

2007: David Holbrooke