Charley Parlpanides's guest appearances

Charley Parlpanides

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

Vlas Parlpanides

A show so chock full of fun thanks to our special guests that we expanded this week's episode of #BTLRadioShow to 90 minutes!! Filmmakers and brothers, CHARLEY and VLAS PARLAPANIDES, who join us talking about their new anime series on Netflix, BLOOD OF ZEUS. But in addition to Charley and Vlas, we've also got our pre-recorded exclusive interview with director LYDIA DEAN PILCHER and co-director/writer GINNY MOHLER talking about their new film, RADIUM GIRLS. I first met Charley and Vlas nine years ago for the blockbuster film Immortals which they co-wrote. Their love of mythology, which gave rise to some of the most ancient oral forms of storytelling, was at the heart of that film. And while they have had other projects since Immortals, nothing compares to what they now bring us as the Executive Producers, creators, and writers of BLOOD OF ZEUS. If you love Greek mythology, you'll love the series. If you love anime, you'll love this series. If you love mythology and anime together, you will go crazy for this series. Action, adventure, glorious visuals, characters that are larger than life (as all gods should be), yet a series with heart thanks to a hero. Involved in every level of the series development and production, listen as Charley and Vlas talk in-depth about anime vs cartoons, the genesis of the series, their love of mythology, developing storylines, picking the Olympian gods of which to include, writing for a defined episodic series vs a feature film, their writing process as co-writers and brothers, creating episodic arcs within the overall 8-episode series arc while tieing it all together with color, character, and visual composition, the animation itself, storyboarding, score, the importance of collaboration and the mantra of "no idea is a bad idea".But, before we get to Charley and Vlas, we kick off the show with our pre-recorded exclusive interview with LYDIA DEAN PILCHER and GINNY MOHLER talking about their new film, RADIUM GIRLS. Many of you may know of Lydia's work as a producer of films like Cutie &amp; the Boxer, The Queen of Katwe, and The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks, or her latest directorial A Call to Spy starring Stana Katic which she actually filmed after RADIUM GIRLS, but now she joins forces with Ginny and co-writer Brittany Shaw to bring the true story of the "Radium Girls" to the silver screen. RADIUM GIRLS is the story of the lawsuit brought by five very brave girls against the US Radium Corporation in 1927 related to unsafe work conditions surrounding the use of radium to handpaint the dials of "glow in the dark" watches. Despite illnesses and death of numerous employees, US Radium maintained there was nothing wrong at the factory nor with the radium. As would be discovered, that was anything but the truth. They knew about the dangers of radium and the radiation poisoning of its employees, yet covered it up. Pilcher and Mohler now bring the story of the Radium Girls to life while interweaving the essence and feel of the "jazz baby" era into the legal battle. Captivating with the energy and effervescence of the 1920's thanks to archival footage, beautiful cinematography, exquisite score, the twinkling magic of radium itself, and diving in through the eyes of the victims, most notably the character of Bessie and her sister Jo played by Joey King and Abby Quinn, respectively, makes RADIUM GIRLS a "must see" film.http://eliasentertainmentnetwork.com

A show so chock full of fun thanks to our special guests that we expanded this week's episode of #BTLRadioShow to 90 minutes!! Filmmakers and brothers, CHARLEY and VLAS PARLAPANIDES, who join us talking about their new anime series on Netflix, BLOOD OF ZEUS. But in addition to Charley and Vlas, we've also got our pre-recorded exclusive interview with director LYDIA DEAN PILCHER and co-director/writer GINNY MOHLER talking about their new film, RADIUM GIRLS. I first met Charley and Vlas nine years ago for the blockbuster film Immortals which they co-wrote. Their love of mythology, which gave rise to some of the most ancient oral forms of storytelling, was at the heart of that film. And while they have had other projects since Immortals, nothing compares to what they now bring us as the Executive Producers, creators, and writers of BLOOD OF ZEUS. If you love Greek mythology, you'll love the series. If you love anime, you'll love this series. If you love mythology and anime together, you will go crazy for this series. Action, adventure, glorious visuals, characters that are larger than life (as all gods should be), yet a series with heart thanks to a hero. Involved in every level of the series development and production, listen as Charley and Vlas talk in-depth about anime vs cartoons, the genesis of the series, their love of mythology, developing storylines, picking the Olympian gods of which to include, writing for a defined episodic series vs a feature film, their writing process as co-writers and brothers, creating episodic arcs within the overall 8-episode series arc while tieing it all together with color, character, and visual composition, the animation itself, storyboarding, score, the importance of collaboration and the mantra of "no idea is a bad idea". But, before we get to Charley and Vlas, we kick off the show with our pre-recorded exclusive interview with LYDIA DEAN PILCHER and GINNY MOHLER talking about their new film, RADIUM GIRLS. Many of you may know of Lydia's work as a producer of films like Cutie &amp; the Boxer, The Queen of Katwe, and The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks, or her latest directorial A Call to Spy starring Stana Katic which she actually filmed after RADIUM GIRLS, but now she joins forces with Ginny and co-writer Brittany Shaw to bring the true story of the "Radium Girls" to the silver screen. RADIUM GIRLS is the story of the lawsuit brought by five very brave girls against the US Radium Corporation in 1927 related to unsafe work conditions surrounding the use of radium to handpaint the dials of "glow in the dark" watches. Despite illnesses and death of numerous employees, US Radium maintained there was nothing wrong at the factory nor with the radium. As would be discovered, that was anything but the truth. They knew about the dangers of radium and the radiation poisoning of its employees, yet covered it up. Pilcher and Mohler now bring the story of the Radium Girls to life while interweaving the essence and feel of the "jazz baby" era into the legal battle. Captivating with the energy and effervescence of the 1920's thanks to archival footage, beautiful cinematography, exquisite score, the twinkling magic of radium itself, and diving in through the eyes of the victims, most notably the character of Bessie and her sister Jo played by Joey King and Abby Quinn, respectively, makes RADIUM GIRLS a "must see" film. <a href="http://eliasentertainmentnetwork.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://eliasentertainmentnetwork.com</a>

BEHIND THE LENS #283: Featuring Charley Parlpanides, Vlas Parlpanides