Cinema KC

CinemaKC Season 3, Episode 1, on KCPT
2014-06-20 00:30 - 01:00 (America/Chicago) | KCPT, Kansas City, MO, United States
Guests: Meagan Flynn, Jennifer Friend, Timothy Friend, Kelsey Amara and Dotty Hamilton
Learn about K.C. Women in Film & TV and the Kansas International Film Festival. Plus, watch a short about how a quest for perfection threatens a chance for happiness and two shorts with distinctive visual styles.
Hosts: Michelle Davidson and Erin McGrane
Films:
The Rest of Her
Narcissus and Monster

KANSAS CITY FILMFEST
2014-04-05 - 2014-04-13 | Alamo Drafthouse, 1400 Main St , Kansas City, MO, 64105, United States
The Kansas City FilmFest is the largest film festival in the Kansas City Metro Area. It’s presented and governed by the Kansas City Filmmakers Jubilee, a nonprofit arts organization, which debuted its first film festival in April 1997.
Kansas City FilmFest is a festival of juried films, seminars, panels, receptions and parties. It’s a collaborative, multi-day, annual cultural event designed to celebrate the creativity and hard work of independent filmmakers from around the world! A mix of local, national and international award winning films are screened over a period of 7 days.
The 18th Annual Kansas City FilmFest is celebrating a special emphasis on animation, Animation Inside Out; with expanded animation programming, competition and prizes, special guests, panels and seminars.
Over the years, our visiting filmmakers let us know how much they’ve enjoyed screening for, and interacting with, our engaged and enthusiastic audiences! Filmmakers planning on attending should notify Kansas City FilmFest as soon as possible so their names may be listed in the scheduled program with their film to be in attendance.
Visiting Filmmakers, Jurors and Special Guests will be invited to attend a complimentary KC BBQ Crawl, along with opportunities to tour other KC landmarks including the Kansas City Jazz Museum and Negro League Baseball Museum.
Seminars with local and national film professionals are held on various aspects of filmmaking. Visiting filmmakers, industry professionals and Kansas City audience members socialize at special events and parties throughout the festival.
Women Making Movies is a sidebar during the festival that focuses on the unique contributions of women making films. Top women film professionals share their experiences and work through film programs, seminars and panel discussions. The 2014 theme: Challenging Gender Stereotypes On and Off Screen.
CinemaJAZZ, originating in 2006, is a program intended to bridge two artistic communities – jazz and film. The program includes screenings of juried media works inspired by jazz, curated screenings, seminars and live jazz performances. This program was developed as a collaboration of the Jubilee, Mutual Musicians Foundation and the American Jazz Museum.
Final jurors for KC FilmFest 2014 will come from a selection of industry professionals in filmmaking, distribution, film media, and festival programmers from Sundance, AFI Silverdocs, Slamdance, SXSW and more.
Reel Spirit, is a 2nd-12th grade program, led by educators seeking to educate students and mentors; engage imaginations and empower future leaders though filmmaking. Reel Spirit: Young Filmmaker Showcase recognizes achievement in cinematic productions and provides young filmmakers an expanding, authentic audience. Reel Spirit is a significant part of KC FilmFest 2014.

CRITICS VS. OSCARS
2014-02-26 18:00 - 22:00 | Screenland Crown Center, 2450 Grand Blvd - 3rd Floor, Kansas City, MO, 64108, United States
CRITICS GO HEAD-TO-HEAD WITH OSCARS FOR SECOND ANNUAL MELEE!
Trailers and clips from all nominated films! Get expert tips for your Oscar pool! Door Prizes!
KANSAS CITY, MO – Join us for a robust evening of film clips and trailers for this season’s Oscar-nominated films and get Oscar picks from a feisty and opinionated panel of Kansas City’s top movie critics, when CinemaKC presents “Critics vs. Oscars Free-For-All II” on Wednesday, Feb. 26, at the Screenland Crown Center Theatre.
Trailers for Oscar-nominated films in six major categories (plus scenes from all nine Best Picture nominees) will begin screening at 7 p.m., along with impassioned reactions and clashing Oscar picks from an impressive assemblage of local film critics and aficionados.
Compare your Oscar-pool predictions to those of the experts – which this year include:
Marie Asner-freelance writer and entertainment reviewer with PhantomTollbooth.org and KCUR-FM film panelist on Central Standard Friday
Eric Melin-scene-stealers.com and KCUR-FM film panelist on Central Standard Fridays
Jon Niccum-Kansas City Star Contributing Movie Reviewer on kansascity.com
Jack Poessiger-Jack Goes To The Movies on Time Warner Cable and KMBZ radio
Russ Simmons-WDAF-TV Fox 4 Film Critic and KCUR-FM film panelist on Central Standard Friday
Michael A. Smith-MediaMikes.com and Moviehole.net
Ryan Davis-Alamo Theaters and scenestealers.com
Dustin Adair and Molly Montgomery-Reviews For Humans.
Come participate in our pre-screening MIXER at 6 p.m. and weigh in with the critics one-on-one! Agree! Disagree! Analyze! Dissect! Just try not to spill your drink.
And this just in: Each attendee will receive a FREE RAFFLE TICKET for a chance to win movie memorabilia and Screenland and Boulevard Drive-In movie passes!
A donation of $10 is requested to support CinemaKC in its efforts to serve the movie community in 2014.

WHERE:
Screenland Crown Center Theaters
2450 Grand Blvd – 3rd Floor
Kansas City, MO

WHEN:
Wednesday, February 26
Mixer – 6 PM
Screening – 7 PM

"DESTINATION: PLANET NEGRO!" SCREENING
2014-02-22 11:00 - 14:00 | Screenland Crown Center, 2450 Grand Blvd - 3rd Floor, Kansas City, MO, 64108, United States
A FIRST LOOK at DESTINATION: PLANET NEGRO! by filmmaker and actor KEVIN WILLMOTT. This will be a wonderful early opportunity to see Willmott’s latest sharp-edged comedy! http://www.planetnegro.com/

A $10 donation helps support the efforts of CinemaKC.

"STILL JAMMIN'" SCREENING
2014-02-15 11:00 - 14:00 | Screenland Crown Center, 2450 Grand Blvd - 3rd Floor, Kansas City, MO, 64108, United States
STINSON MCLENDON’s documentary on the Mutual Musician’s Foundation, STILL JAMMIN’, plus a grab bag of vintage jazz Soundies from the JOHN BAKER COLLECTION, courtesy of the American Jazz Museum. http://babyefilms.com/

A $10 DONATION supports the continuing efforts of CinemaKC.

"FREEDOM SEEKERS" SCREENING
2014-02-08 11:00 - 14:00 | Screenland Crown Center, 2450 Grand Blvd - 3rd Floor, Kansas City, MO, 64108, United States
GARY JENKINS presents his rarely-seen documentary FREEDOM SEEKERS: STORIES FROM THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD. Jenkins recently premiered his documentary, Gangland Wire in a very successful run at Crown Center. http://lifedocumentaries.com/

PARKING: Crown Center Shops entrance off Grand Blvd., Level 3. IF FULL – Alternative FREE parking is available in the parking garage across the street. Please use the entrance located at Pershing & McGee Streets.

A $10 DONATION supports the continuing efforts of CinemaKC.

"CHOCOLATE ME" SCREENING
2014-02-01 11:00 - 14:00 | Screenland Crown Center, 2450 Grand Blvd - 3rd Floor, Kansas City, MO, 64108, United States
SHANE W. EVANS delivers a multi-media presentation from his book and animated project ‘CHOCOLATE ME’, co-produced by TAYE DIGGS. This is a family oriented event for all-ages. Shane will be doing a book signing after. http://chocolatemetoo.com/

A $10 DONATION supports the continuing efforts of CinemaKC.

SWAN SONG SCREENING
2014-01-26 06:00 - 21:00 | Screenland Crown Center, 2450 Grand Blvd - 3rd Floor, Kansas City, MO, 64108, United States
Veteran director John D. Hancock, a Kansas City native, will return to his roots on January 30, 2014 to premiere his newest feature film, SWAN SONG, in a special screening presented by CinemaKC and co-sponsored by the Kansas City Film Critics CIrcle.
Mixer begins at 6pm
Screening at 7pm
A $10 donation will help support the efforts of CinemaKC.

THIRTEENTH EPISODE OF CINEMAKC TV SHOW TO RE AIR
2013-12-29 17:00
Creativity is king in the third season of “CinemaKC,” the weekly showcase for Kansas City area filmmaking talent, beginning at 10:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 3, and for the first time on KCPT Public Television 19.
(See the new season promo: Promo2.mov )“We are thrilled about being on KCPT this year, which obviously has an eye toward the arts culture and an appreciation of the Kansas City region,” says Jerry Rapp, co-creator and co-executive producer of “CinemaKC,” who also serves as president of CinemaKC, the related not-for-profit organization that promotes filmmakers in Missouri and Kansas.“The third season of ‘CinemaKC’ represents a culmination of creative sensibilities and talent, and displays a wide range of local filmmaking,” Rapp says. “In addition to appealing to local filmmakers and film enthusiasts, we hope the so-called ‘typical viewer’ will be able to easily access these fine works and develop an appreciation for the short film format, as well as be educated about all that is going on in our community.”Returning for “CinemaKC’s” third season are the show’s ever-engaging and multi-talented co-hosts: Filmmaker, actress and “CinemaKC” co-executive producer Michelle Davidson (also co-host of the daily morning talk show “Kansas City Live” on KSHB-TV) and actress and “CinemaKC” co-producer Erin McGrane (also half of the local “antique pop” music duo Victor & Penny).In each of the 13 new weekly episodes, Davidson and McGrane will deftly interview some of the region’s most imaginative and accomplished filmmakers, and screen their most ambitious and compelling projects for the enjoyment of viewers. Entertaining and enlightening segments will include narrative, documentary and animated shorts, as well as music videos, web series and feature film trailers and clips. Also featured will be informational tidbits and trivia segments on Kansas City-related films and luminaries.

This episode featuring: Multi-regional filmmakers Larry Garrett and Dennis Fallon; filmmaking couple Mary and Stephen Pruitt on their latest feature, “Terminal.”

PLEASE NOTE: CinemaKC will be repeating our Thursday broadcast beginning Sunday Oct. 13th at 5PM on KCPT Channel 19.

THIRTEENTH EPISODE OF CINEMAKC TV SHOW TO AIR
2013-12-26 22:30

TWELFTH EPISODE OF CINEMAKC TV SHOW TO RE AIR
2013-12-22 17:00
Creativity is king in the third season of “CinemaKC,” the weekly showcase for Kansas City area filmmaking talent, beginning at 10:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 3, and for the first time on KCPT Public Television 19.
(See the new season promo: Promo2.mov )“We are thrilled about being on KCPT this year, which obviously has an eye toward the arts culture and an appreciation of the Kansas City region,” says Jerry Rapp, co-creator and co-executive producer of “CinemaKC,” who also serves as president of CinemaKC, the related not-for-profit organization that promotes filmmakers in Missouri and Kansas.“The third season of ‘CinemaKC’ represents a culmination of creative sensibilities and talent, and displays a wide range of local filmmaking,” Rapp says. “In addition to appealing to local filmmakers and film enthusiasts, we hope the so-called ‘typical viewer’ will be able to easily access these fine works and develop an appreciation for the short film format, as well as be educated about all that is going on in our community.”Returning for “CinemaKC’s” third season are the show’s ever-engaging and multi-talented co-hosts: Filmmaker, actress and “CinemaKC” co-executive producer Michelle Davidson (also co-host of the daily morning talk show “Kansas City Live” on KSHB-TV) and actress and “CinemaKC” co-producer Erin McGrane (also half of the local “antique pop” music duo Victor & Penny).In each of the 13 new weekly episodes, Davidson and McGrane will deftly interview some of the region’s most imaginative and accomplished filmmakers, and screen their most ambitious and compelling projects for the enjoyment of viewers. Entertaining and enlightening segments will include narrative, documentary and animated shorts, as well as music videos, web series and feature film trailers and clips. Also featured will be informational tidbits and trivia segments on Kansas City-related films and luminaries.

This episode featuring: Through a Glass Productions’ film “Stan Herd: The Man of the Land” and KU student Paige Girard’s “The Collective” are featured in this set of shorts.

PLEASE NOTE: CinemaKC will be repeating our Thursday broadcast beginning Sunday Oct. 13th at 5PM on KCPT Channel 19.

TWELFTH EPISODE OF CINEMAKC TV SHOW TO AIR
2013-12-19 22:30

ELEVENTH EPISODE OF CINEMAKC TV SHOW TO RE AIR
2013-12-15 08:00 - 17:00
Creativity is king in the third season of “CinemaKC,” the weekly showcase for Kansas City area filmmaking talent, beginning at 10:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 3, and for the first time on KCPT Public Television 19.
(See the new season promo: Promo2.mov )“We are thrilled about being on KCPT this year, which obviously has an eye toward the arts culture and an appreciation of the Kansas City region,” says Jerry Rapp, co-creator and co-executive producer of “CinemaKC,” who also serves as president of CinemaKC, the related not-for-profit organization that promotes filmmakers in Missouri and Kansas.“The third season of ‘CinemaKC’ represents a culmination of creative sensibilities and talent, and displays a wide range of local filmmaking,” Rapp says. “In addition to appealing to local filmmakers and film enthusiasts, we hope the so-called ‘typical viewer’ will be able to easily access these fine works and develop an appreciation for the short film format, as well as be educated about all that is going on in our community.”Returning for “CinemaKC’s” third season are the show’s ever-engaging and multi-talented co-hosts: Filmmaker, actress and “CinemaKC” co-executive producer Michelle Davidson (also co-host of the daily morning talk show “Kansas City Live” on KSHB-TV) and actress and “CinemaKC” co-producer Erin McGrane (also half of the local “antique pop” music duo Victor & Penny).In each of the 13 new weekly episodes, Davidson and McGrane will deftly interview some of the region’s most imaginative and accomplished filmmakers, and screen their most ambitious and compelling projects for the enjoyment of viewers. Entertaining and enlightening segments will include narrative, documentary and animated shorts, as well as music videos, web series and feature film trailers and clips. Also featured will be informational tidbits and trivia segments on Kansas City-related films and luminaries.

This episode featuring: Documentarian Terence O’Malley shows excerpts from films including “Nelly Don,” and “Tom and Harry”; Rancall Moore discusses “You Put What In Your Mouth?”

PLEASE NOTE: CinemaKC will be repeating our Thursday broadcast beginning Sunday Oct. 13th at 5PM on KCPT Channel 19.

ELEVENTH EPISODE OF CINEMAKC TV SHOW TO AIR
2013-12-12 22:30

TENTH EPISODE OF CINEMAKC TV SHOW TO RE AIR
2013-12-08 17:00
Creativity is king in the third season of “CinemaKC,” the weekly showcase for Kansas City area filmmaking talent, beginning at 10:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 3, and for the first time on KCPT Public Television 19.
(See the new season promo: Promo2.mov )“We are thrilled about being on KCPT this year, which obviously has an eye toward the arts culture and an appreciation of the Kansas City region,” says Jerry Rapp, co-creator and co-executive producer of “CinemaKC,” who also serves as president of CinemaKC, the related not-for-profit organization that promotes filmmakers in Missouri and Kansas.“The third season of ‘CinemaKC’ represents a culmination of creative sensibilities and talent, and displays a wide range of local filmmaking,” Rapp says. “In addition to appealing to local filmmakers and film enthusiasts, we hope the so-called ‘typical viewer’ will be able to easily access these fine works and develop an appreciation for the short film format, as well as be educated about all that is going on in our community.”Returning for “CinemaKC’s” third season are the show’s ever-engaging and multi-talented co-hosts: Filmmaker, actress and “CinemaKC” co-executive producer Michelle Davidson (also co-host of the daily morning talk show “Kansas City Live” on KSHB-TV) and actress and “CinemaKC” co-producer Erin McGrane (also half of the local “antique pop” music duo Victor & Penny).In each of the 13 new weekly episodes, Davidson and McGrane will deftly interview some of the region’s most imaginative and accomplished filmmakers, and screen their most ambitious and compelling projects for the enjoyment of viewers. Entertaining and enlightening segments will include narrative, documentary and animated shorts, as well as music videos, web series and feature film trailers and clips. Also featured will be informational tidbits and trivia segments on Kansas City-related films and luminaries.

This episode featuring: “Rise and Dream” documentary and filmmakers Paul Pearce and Barclay Martin’; Judith G Levy with “NV in KC” and David Wilson of True/False Festival.

PLEASE NOTE: CinemaKC will be repeating our Thursday broadcast beginning Sunday Oct. 13th at 5PM on KCPT Channel 19.

TENTH EPISODE OF CINEMAKC TV SHOW TO AIR
2013-12-05 22:30

NINTH EPISODE OF CINEMAKC TV SHOW TO RE AIR
2013-12-01 17:00
Creativity is king in the third season of “CinemaKC,” the weekly showcase for Kansas City area filmmaking talent, beginning at 10:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 3, and for the first time on KCPT Public Television 19.
(See the new season promo: Promo2.mov )“We are thrilled about being on KCPT this year, which obviously has an eye toward the arts culture and an appreciation of the Kansas City region,” says Jerry Rapp, co-creator and co-executive producer of “CinemaKC,” who also serves as president of CinemaKC, the related not-for-profit organization that promotes filmmakers in Missouri and Kansas.“The third season of ‘CinemaKC’ represents a culmination of creative sensibilities and talent, and displays a wide range of local filmmaking,” Rapp says. “In addition to appealing to local filmmakers and film enthusiasts, we hope the so-called ‘typical viewer’ will be able to easily access these fine works and develop an appreciation for the short film format, as well as be educated about all that is going on in our community.”Returning for “CinemaKC’s” third season are the show’s ever-engaging and multi-talented co-hosts: Filmmaker, actress and “CinemaKC” co-executive producer Michelle Davidson (also co-host of the daily morning talk show “Kansas City Live” on KSHB-TV) and actress and “CinemaKC” co-producer Erin McGrane (also half of the local “antique pop” music duo Victor & Penny).In each of the 13 new weekly episodes, Davidson and McGrane will deftly interview some of the region’s most imaginative and accomplished filmmakers, and screen their most ambitious and compelling projects for the enjoyment of viewers. Entertaining and enlightening segments will include narrative, documentary and animated shorts, as well as music videos, web series and feature film trailers and clips. Also featured will be informational tidbits and trivia segments on Kansas City-related films and luminaries.

This episode featuring: Showcase on Hallmark animators features “Great Expectations” and “Samsara” from Pete Whitehead; Peter Martin of Hallmark on location.

PLEASE NOTE: CinemaKC will be repeating our Thursday broadcast beginning Sunday Oct. 13th at 5PM on KCPT Channel 19. There will be no Sunday Oct. 6th repeat.

NINTH EPISODE OF CINEMAKC TV SHOW TO AIR
2013-11-28 22:30

EIGHTH EPISODE OF CINEMAKC TV SHOW TO RE AIR
2013-11-24 17:00
Creativity is king in the third season of “CinemaKC,” the weekly showcase for Kansas City area filmmaking talent, beginning at 10:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 3, and for the first time on KCPT Public Television 19.
(See the new season promo: Promo2.mov )“We are thrilled about being on KCPT this year, which obviously has an eye toward the arts culture and an appreciation of the Kansas City region,” says Jerry Rapp, co-creator and co-executive producer of “CinemaKC,” who also serves as president of CinemaKC, the related not-for-profit organization that promotes filmmakers in Missouri and Kansas.“The third season of ‘CinemaKC’ represents a culmination of creative sensibilities and talent, and displays a wide range of local filmmaking,” Rapp says. “In addition to appealing to local filmmakers and film enthusiasts, we hope the so-called ‘typical viewer’ will be able to easily access these fine works and develop an appreciation for the short film format, as well as be educated about all that is going on in our community.”Returning for “CinemaKC’s” third season are the show’s ever-engaging and multi-talented co-hosts: Filmmaker, actress and “CinemaKC” co-executive producer Michelle Davidson (also co-host of the daily morning talk show “Kansas City Live” on KSHB-TV) and actress and “CinemaKC” co-producer Erin McGrane (also half of the local “antique pop” music duo Victor & Penny).In each of the 13 new weekly episodes, Davidson and McGrane will deftly interview some of the region’s most imaginative and accomplished filmmakers, and screen their most ambitious and compelling projects for the enjoyment of viewers. Entertaining and enlightening segments will include narrative, documentary and animated shorts, as well as music videos, web series and feature film trailers and clips. Also featured will be informational tidbits and trivia segments on Kansas City-related films and luminaries.

This episode featuring: Gregory Sheffer visits to discuss his short film “Lone Elm”; UMKC student Julia Barnett presents films “Denial” and “Counterproductive”

PLEASE NOTE: CinemaKC will be repeating our Thursday broadcast beginning Sunday Oct. 13th at 5PM on KCPT Channel 19. There will be no Sunday Oct. 6th repeat.

EIGHTH EPISODE OF CINEMAKC TV SHOW TO AIR
2013-11-21 22:30

SEVENTH EPISODE OF CINEMAKC TV SHOW TO RE AIR
2013-11-17 17:00
Creativity is king in the third season of “CinemaKC,” the weekly showcase for Kansas City area filmmaking talent, beginning at 10:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 3, and for the first time on KCPT Public Television 19.
(See the new season promo: Promo2.mov )“We are thrilled about being on KCPT this year, which obviously has an eye toward the arts culture and an appreciation of the Kansas City region,” says Jerry Rapp, co-creator and co-executive producer of “CinemaKC,” who also serves as president of CinemaKC, the related not-for-profit organization that promotes filmmakers in Missouri and Kansas.“The third season of ‘CinemaKC’ represents a culmination of creative sensibilities and talent, and displays a wide range of local filmmaking,” Rapp says. “In addition to appealing to local filmmakers and film enthusiasts, we hope the so-called ‘typical viewer’ will be able to easily access these fine works and develop an appreciation for the short film format, as well as be educated about all that is going on in our community.”Returning for “CinemaKC’s” third season are the show’s ever-engaging and multi-talented co-hosts: Filmmaker, actress and “CinemaKC” co-executive producer Michelle Davidson (also co-host of the daily morning talk show “Kansas City Live” on KSHB-TV) and actress and “CinemaKC” co-producer Erin McGrane (also half of the local “antique pop” music duo Victor & Penny).In each of the 13 new weekly episodes, Davidson and McGrane will deftly interview some of the region’s most imaginative and accomplished filmmakers, and screen their most ambitious and compelling projects for the enjoyment of viewers. Entertaining and enlightening segments will include narrative, documentary and animated shorts, as well as music videos, web series and feature film trailers and clips. Also featured will be informational tidbits and trivia segments on Kansas City-related films and luminaries.

This episode featuring: Dylan Dietz chats about Midwest Association of Professional Animators; animations from Ann Mendenhal, John Berry, Michael Kelly and Mike Kearns.

PLEASE NOTE: CinemaKC will be repeating our Thursday broadcast beginning Sunday Oct. 13th at 5PM on KCPT Channel 19. There will be no Sunday Oct. 6th repeat.

CINEMA KC PRESENTS "GANGLAND WIRE" AT SCREENLAND CROWN CENTER
2013-11-15 19:00 - 2013-11-21 21:00 | Screenland Crown Center, 2450 Grand Blvd - 3rd Floor, Kansas City, MO, 64108, United States
Cinema KC presents “Gangland Wire”, Gary Jenkins just released third feature length documentary film. The film documents the rise and fall of Kansas City’s River Quay district, the investigation of which exposed Mafia influence over the Teamsters International Union and Las Vegas casinos. During his tenure with the Kansas City, Missouri Police Department, Gary was assigned to this investigation from 1978-1980.
Retired Intelligence Unit detective Gary Jenkins found audio tapes labeled “Strawman” deep in the bowels of a government archive. He discovered the voices of KC mob boss Nick Civella, underboss Carl “Tuffy” DeLuna, Chicago mob captain Joseph “Joey the Clown” Lombardo, among others. These tapes tell how the Midwest La Cosa Nostra Families lost control of Las Vegas casinos.
Gangland Wire, using first hand witnesses, tells the real story behind the fictional story told in the popular film, Casino. A dispute over parking rights in Kansas City’s River Quay entertainment district led the F.B.I. and the Kansas City Police Intelligence Unit down a path of dead bodies and bombed buildings. At the end of theis path, investigators found evidence leading ot the convictions of La Cosa Nostra boses in Milwaukee, Chicago, Cleveland and Kansas City. The Strawman tapes tell this story.
– See more at: http://ganglandwire.com/about/#sthash.5ojbd6wo.dpuf

SEVENTH EPISODE OF CINEMAKC TV SHOW TO AIR
2013-11-14 22:30

SIXTH EPISODE OF CINEMAKC TV SHOW TO RE AIR
2013-11-10 22:30 - 23:00
Creativity is king in the third season of “CinemaKC,” the weekly showcase for Kansas City area filmmaking talent, beginning at 10:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 3, and for the first time on KCPT Public Television 19.
(See the new season promo: Promo2.mov )“We are thrilled about being on KCPT this year, which obviously has an eye toward the arts culture and an appreciation of the Kansas City region,” says Jerry Rapp, co-creator and co-executive producer of “CinemaKC,” who also serves as president of CinemaKC, the related not-for-profit organization that promotes filmmakers in Missouri and Kansas.“The third season of ‘CinemaKC’ represents a culmination of creative sensibilities and talent, and displays a wide range of local filmmaking,” Rapp says. “In addition to appealing to local filmmakers and film enthusiasts, we hope the so-called ‘typical viewer’ will be able to easily access these fine works and develop an appreciation for the short film format, as well as be educated about all that is going on in our community.”Returning for “CinemaKC’s” third season are the show’s ever-engaging and multi-talented co-hosts: Filmmaker, actress and “CinemaKC” co-executive producer Michelle Davidson (also co-host of the daily morning talk show “Kansas City Live” on KSHB-TV) and actress and “CinemaKC” co-producer Erin McGrane (also half of the local “antique pop” music duo Victor & Penny).In each of the 13 new weekly episodes, Davidson and McGrane will deftly interview some of the region’s most imaginative and accomplished filmmakers, and screen their most ambitious and compelling projects for the enjoyment of viewers. Entertaining and enlightening segments will include narrative, documentary and animated shorts, as well as music videos, web series and feature film trailers and clips. Also featured will be informational tidbits and trivia segments on Kansas City-related films and luminaries.

This episode featuring: Independent Filmmakers Coalition spotlight featuring Bradley Lincoln, Jennifer Seward Derock and Krystal Heib; Bryan Colley discusses KC Screenwriters group.

PLEASE NOTE: CinemaKC will be repeating our Thursday broadcast beginning Sunday Oct. 13th at 5PM on KCPT Channel 19. There will be no Sunday Oct. 6th repeat.

SIXTH EPISODE OF CINEMAKC TV SHOW TO AIR
2013-11-07 22:30

CINEMA KC FUNDRAISER AT HAMBURGER MARY'S
2013-11-04 19:00 - 22:00 | Hamburger Mary’s, 101 Southwest Blvd , Kansas City , MO, 64108, United States
SAVE THE DATE!!! CinemaKC will be hosting the biggest and best bingo night of the year at Hamburger Mary’s in Kansas City. Fabulous prizes and hanging out with the best people in town!

FIFTH EPISODE OF CINEMAKC TV SHOW TO RE AIR
2013-11-03 17:00
Creativity is king in the third season of “CinemaKC,” the weekly showcase for Kansas City area filmmaking talent, beginning at 10:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 3, and for the first time on KCPT Public Television 19.
(See the new season promo: Promo2.mov )“We are thrilled about being on KCPT this year, which obviously has an eye toward the arts culture and an appreciation of the Kansas City region,” says Jerry Rapp, co-creator and co-executive producer of “CinemaKC,” who also serves as president of CinemaKC, the related not-for-profit organization that promotes filmmakers in Missouri and Kansas.“The third season of ‘CinemaKC’ represents a culmination of creative sensibilities and talent, and displays a wide range of local filmmaking,” Rapp says. “In addition to appealing to local filmmakers and film enthusiasts, we hope the so-called ‘typical viewer’ will be able to easily access these fine works and develop an appreciation for the short film format, as well as be educated about all that is going on in our community.”Returning for “CinemaKC’s” third season are the show’s ever-engaging and multi-talented co-hosts: Filmmaker, actress and “CinemaKC” co-executive producer Michelle Davidson (also co-host of the daily morning talk show “Kansas City Live” on KSHB-TV) and actress and “CinemaKC” co-producer Erin McGrane (also half of the local “antique pop” music duo Victor & Penny).In each of the 13 new weekly episodes, Davidson and McGrane will deftly interview some of the region’s most imaginative and accomplished filmmakers, and screen their most ambitious and compelling projects for the enjoyment of viewers. Entertaining and enlightening segments will include narrative, documentary and animated shorts, as well as music videos, web series and feature film trailers and clips. Also featured will be informational tidbits and trivia segments on Kansas City-related films and luminaries.

This episode featuring: Filmmaker David Keith and his short, Charlie 13; Maxwell W. Putnam presents “Smoke Detector” and “Baby Come Back.”

PLEASE NOTE: CinemaKC will be repeating our Thursday broadcast beginning Sunday Oct. 13th at 5PM on KCPT Channel 19. There will be no Sunday Oct. 6th repeat.

For more information, go to cinemakc.com and kcpt.org.

FIFTH EPISODE OF CINEMAKC TV SHOW TO AIR
2013-10-31 22:30

FOURTH EPISODE OF CINEMAKC TV SHOW TO RE AIR
2013-10-27 17:00
Creativity is king in the third season of “CinemaKC,” the weekly showcase for Kansas City area filmmaking talent, beginning at 10:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 3, and for the first time on KCPT Public Television 19.
(See the new season promo: Promo2.mov )“We are thrilled about being on KCPT this year, which obviously has an eye toward the arts culture and an appreciation of the Kansas City region,” says Jerry Rapp, co-creator and co-executive producer of “CinemaKC,” who also serves as president of CinemaKC, the related not-for-profit organization that promotes filmmakers in Missouri and Kansas.“The third season of ‘CinemaKC’ represents a culmination of creative sensibilities and talent, and displays a wide range of local filmmaking,” Rapp says. “In addition to appealing to local filmmakers and film enthusiasts, we hope the so-called ‘typical viewer’ will be able to easily access these fine works and develop an appreciation for the short film format, as well as be educated about all that is going on in our community.”Returning for “CinemaKC’s” third season are the show’s ever-engaging and multi-talented co-hosts: Filmmaker, actress and “CinemaKC” co-executive producer Michelle Davidson (also co-host of the daily morning talk show “Kansas City Live” on KSHB-TV) and actress and “CinemaKC” co-producer Erin McGrane (also half of the local “antique pop” music duo Victor & Penny).In each of the 13 new weekly episodes, Davidson and McGrane will deftly interview some of the region’s most imaginative and accomplished filmmakers, and screen their most ambitious and compelling projects for the enjoyment of viewers. Entertaining and enlightening segments will include narrative, documentary and animated shorts, as well as music videos, web series and feature film trailers and clips. Also featured will be informational tidbits and trivia segments on Kansas City-related films and luminaries.

This episode featuring: Adventurist and filmmaker Jeremy Collins presents the stunning short film, “The Wolf and the Medallion.”

PLEASE NOTE: CinemaKC will be repeating our Thursday broadcast beginning Sunday Oct. 13th at 5PM on KCPT Channel 19. There will be no Sunday Oct. 6th repeat.

For more information, go to cinemakc.com and kcpt.org.

FOURTH EPISODE OF CINEMAKC TV SHOW TO AIR
2013-10-24 22:30
