Behind The Curtain: Recent Episodes
UNCW Office of the Arts
The roles of artists in society are varied and invaluable. Behind The Curtain explores the ways artists are adapting to new (if temporary) norms as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Tune in to hear interviews with musicians, performers, and storytellers of all kinds, as we look to reinforce local and national artistic communities.
Behind The Curtain is hosted and edited by Cara Marsicano & produced by Kyle Kissinger. The jingle was composed and performed by Daniel Poissant. uncw.edu/arts
In this episode of the Behind the Curtain Podcast, I had the chance to speak with director Nicholas Bruckman and producer Amanda Roddy, creators of the documentary Not Going Quietly, a film that tells the story of Ady Barkan, activist and founder of the Be a Hero organization. Following his diagnosis of ALS, Ady sets out to travel the country and change American Politics.
Southern Circuit screenings are funded in part by a grant from South Arts, a regional arts organization, in partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts. For more information about Southern Circuit and South Arts please visit www.southarts.org/southerncircuit.
In this episode of the Behind the Curtain Podcast, we’ll be speaking with Tré Cotten, actor, teacher, dialect coach, and UNCW graduate. Tré shares the story of his roots, his journey into the arts, and his experience working on the award-winning film, One Night in Miami.
In this episode of the Behind the Curtain Podcast we will be speaking with Kristi Ray—actor, producer, and co-founder of the Wilmington-based, all-female production company, Honey Head Films. Kristi Ray shares her journey into the world of film, her experience of starring in the indie horror film "Pieces of Talent," and what it is like to be a female filmmaker in a male-dominated industry.