The Highball Podcast is the companion to the films and series you can enjoy on HighballTV.com! In this podcast, we go deep on three main film-related topics:
The Highball Wide Shot - reviews of films large and small
The Highball Master Shot - a roundtable discussion with filmmakers about a specific topic
The Highball Close-up - a one-on-one interview with a filmmaker about their work and process
So now you can watch great films on the HighballTV app, you can listen to great conversations with the Highball podcast, and you can even get in on the discussion in the forums on HighballTV.com!
In this Highball Wide Shot, your host Alison Broverman brings on farm-girl and theatre-enthusiast Charlene Carroll, as well asHighball film curator Matt Campagna to share their opinions on "The Drawer Boy". Both Charlene and Alison saw the play of "The Drawer Boy" during its original 1999 production, but Matt has only ever seen the 2018 film. They discuss the film, its festival and awards runs, as well as the legendary source material in this review of the newest winner of the Best Supporting Actor Screen Award!
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This Highball "Master Shot" roundtable features actor and screenwriter Susan Coyne (Mozart in the Jungle, Slings and Arrows), New York Times Best-Selling author turned screenwriter Linwood Barclay (Never Saw it Coming), and filmmaker Arturo Pérez Torres (The Drawer Boy) to discuss their process and their challenges in adapting a screenplay from source material. Melissa D'Agostino hosts this panel, which is also available to watch on HighballTV.com
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In this Highball Wide Shot, your host Alison Broverman brings on Highball film curators Melissa D'Agostino and Matt Campagna to share their opinions on the 21st installment in the Marvel Cinematic Universe and the very first to star a female superhero. Matt is a long-time comic book fan, and attended an opening night fan event with Melissa that featured more than one audience member dressed in Carol Danvers cosplay. So buckle up, and let Alison be your wingman for this review of "Captain Marvel"!
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