Action Addicts – Talking action films and the Business of Show Business
Action Addicts - Talking action films and the Business of Show Business
Podcast Description
We celebrate the overlooked group of films, actors and crew that take risks others will not. We educate and connect the creators to business resources and experts and we share these creations with enthusiastic viewers. We know that in the world of showbusiness, ”If you can’t do Business there is no Show” so we focus on having conversations that deal with the part of filmmaking that makes sure you don’t get fleeced and get paid!
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The podcast explores themes related to independent filmmaking, industry insights, and practical business advice, covering topics such as film reviews, where they analyze movies like 'Madame Web' and 'The Marvels', and industry conversations with guests like entertainment attorney Nina Ameri, emphasizing the intersection of creativity and commerce in the film industry.
We celebrate the overlooked group of films, actors and crew that take risks others will not. We educate and connect the creators to business resources and experts and we share these creations with enthusiastic viewers. We know that in the world of showbusiness, ”If you can’t do Business there is no Show” so we focus on having conversations that deal with the part of filmmaking that makes sure you don’t get fleeced and get paid!
Join hosts Kisha C.G., Joe Barajas, Danyelle Weatherford and Benjamin N. Redic II aka The Violence Conductor.
The Violence Conductor dives into The Pendragon Cycle: Rise of Merlin (Daily Wire’s new fantasy series) — and let’s just say… expectations were high if you promise Merlin, magic, and knights swinging swords. After watching the first three episodes, the verdict is mixed.
The show looks great and the sets are solid, but if you’re expecting constant action and epic battles, you might find yourself waiting… and waiting… and waiting.
The acting is decent, some characters show promise, and there are moments of cool combat—but strange editing choices, awkward pacing, and confusing time jumps make the experience a bit uneven. Is this a hidden fantasy gem that just needs time to warm up, or a visually impressive show that takes itself a little too seriously? Watch the breakdown and decide for yourself.
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