Vinyl n Celluloid Pedro Correia

With the 96th Academy Awards just days away, there's nothing like a great session of the "Who Will Win?" and "Who Should Win?" game. For the sixth year in a row, I'm joined by Emmy-winning producer (!) Duarte Mendonça and as per usual we will discuss the 2024 Oscar nominees in the top 8 categories!


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0:00 - Intro
1:15 - Recap
1:54 - Best Director
26:04 - Other Categories
36:23 - Best Actor
52:53 - Best Actress
56:55 - "Barbie" snubs
1:05:51 - Best Picture
1:11:41 - The Year Ahead
1:16:32 - Outro

With the 96th Academy Awards just days away, there's nothing like a great session of the "Who Will Win?" and "Who Should Win?" game. For the sixth year in a row, I'm joined by Emmy-winning producer (!) Duarte Mendonça and as per usual we will discuss the 2024 Oscar nominees in the top 8 categories!



0:00 - Intro
1:15 - 2023 - The Year in Review
12:28 - Best Supporting Actor
27:01 - Best Supporting Actress
40:49 - Best Adapted Screenplay
46:53 - Best Original Screenplay

Welcome to the Vinyl N Celluloid Podcast



In this episode, I'm joined by Alessia May, an entertainment photographer who during covid decided to embark on a new professional and personal adventure. In our chat, we delve into the core motivators driving her journey in screenwriting and explore the challenges and hurdles she encountered along the way and how she successfully overcame them. Alessia generously shares valuable tips and routines for aspiring screenwriters or anyone with a dream of writing a script but is unsure of where to begin. Tune in for an insightful conversation on the creative process and practical advice for navigating the world of writing.



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It's that time of the year again! Another movie season ends on the 12th of March as the 95th Academy Awards take place. For the fifth consecutive year, I have invited my good friend, Duarte Mendonça to cover every Oscar-related. Join us as we discuss the nominees for the 95th Academy Awards across all the major categories and share our thoughts on the snubs and surprises of this year's list. We also give our two cents on what 2022 meant for the movie industry. So grab some popcorn, sit back, and tune in to this episode!

Sections:

0:00- Intro

3:12- 2022 in Review

10:20 - Best Actor in a Leading Role

29:19 - Best Actress in a Leading Role

45:08 - Best Actor in a Supporting Role

58:01 - Best Actress in a Supporting Role

1:12:09 - Adapted/Original Screenplay

1:20:00 - Other Categories

1:23:19 - Best Director

1:19:22 - Best Picture

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It seemed like the golden age of streaming would never end. Increased competition, and soaring operational costs, among other factors, have halted a trend that has been shaping the entertainment landscape for the last decade. With different platforms shifting to ad-based models and refocusing their strategy, we are now entering an era that finds other players battling the same challenges faced by linear television 20 years ago.

I'm joined by Nathalie Lethbridge, founder of Atonik Digital, to discuss what's happening in the entertainment industry and what lies ahead.

In this episode we explore the following topics:


The future of consolidation in the Media and Entertainment (M&E) landscape
The different positioning and strategies of the segment's leading players
Consumer trends and their evolution during an adverse macro scenario
Future growth opportunities and content evolution

Sections:

Intro -0:00

Industry's Current Landscape - 2:47

Reinventing Traditional Television- 10:27

Consolidation- 26:02

Consumer Trends- 37:24

Content: The Role Of Live Sports- 44:33

Creativity And Tech- 59:23

The Case For CNN+ - 1:05:34

The Future Of OTT- 1:11:05

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As 2022 comes to an end, we still don't know if "Avatar: The Way of The Water" will recoup its original budget. This seemed like a great opportunity to revisit another Water-based production. A title that's synonymous with infamous and troubled productions. I'm talking about the  Kevin Costner vehicle, Waterworld. Released in the summer of 95, it was the most expensive blockbuster ever produced at the time, costing a whopping $175m. Trashed by critics and dubbed as "mad max with jet skis", the movie was deemed a box office bomb. To discuss the original version and the 3hr extended cut, I'm joined by Segundo Take's host  Antonio Araujo.