Walpole Film Festival

One-Point Perspective Podcast

Education EN ↓ 155 epizód

Welcome to the Walpole Film Festival's podcast, One-Point Perspective. A podcast that explores the world of digital film making and talks to young aspiring film makers in high school, college, and beyond. Hosted by Mike Alan and James Connolly. Find out more at www.whsfilmfestival.com

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Walpole Film Festival

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Education

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www.whsfilmfestival.com

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2026. ápr. 15.

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Epizódok

BUZZ: Six Feet of Separation 27.03.2018 4:13

Today we sit down and discuss the buzz surrounding the documentary "Six Feet of Separation". This documentary follows three WHS students with Cystic Fibrosis and takes a deeper look into their everyday routines, along with the meticulous planning needed to make attending school possible. Six Feet of Separation will premiere at the 16th Annual Walpole High Film Festival this May.

BUZZ: Hung Up 22.03.2018 4:16

Today we sit down and discuss the buzz surrounding the documentary "Hung Up". This documentary gives us a deeper look at the discussion surrounding cell phone addiction in today's youth. Hung Up will premiere at the 16th Annual Walpole High Film Festival this May.

BUZZ: Best Buddies Documentary 20.03.2018 3:41

Today we discuss the buzz surrounding Mike McCarthy's documentary on the Best Buddies program at Walpole High School. His movie will be shown at the 16th annual Walpole Film Festival this May.

Episode 2: Marc Sheehan 12.03.2018 31:23

In episode 2 we sit down with Marc Sheehan and discuss his time in the Walpole Film Festival, his advice for young filmmakers, and current projects that he is working on.

Episode 1: Nick Piccirilli 23.02.2018 28:23

We sit down with Nick Piccirilli and discuss his time in the Walpole Film Festival, his time in college, and his path to his current job as a video editor.