Ep 72 from the Albuquerque Film Festival

Comedy Film Nerds

Tv & Film, Comedy

4.5 • 887 Ratings

🗓️ 31 August 2011

⏱️ 79 minutes

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Summary

Graham and Chris go on the road and talk to some cool filmmakers and executives including Tony Mark, Executive Producer of The Hurt Locker, Kevin Farley, star of White Knights, and Todd Richards, VP of Digital Entertainment for Marvel Studios.

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0:00.0	From Comedy FilmNards.com
0:04.0	With Graham Elwood,
0:06.0	The Flirting Force of Bandura ever heard of it?
0:09.0	And Christmas, CD.
0:11.0	What crime are you from? This is the Comedy comedy film movie I'm from.
0:13.0	This is the comedy Phil Barrett's broadcast.
0:16.0	P, it's not big,
0:18.0	This is not a movie I signed up for.
0:25.0	Doesn't have any's knackage.
0:27.0	Why can't this happen?
0:32.0	I got nothing going on. Hello and welcome to the comedy film nerds
0:36.8	podcast from Albuquerque Film Festival 2011.
0:40.3	Welcome everybody.
0:41.6	Yes. Live on hard drive.
0:45.0	Live on a pre-recorded hard drive that you're listening to at a later date,
0:49.0	but it's going to feel live because...
0:50.0	It's the energy in your ears right now while you work out. Yes, we're in your ears. Yes
0:55.2	I'm in your ears that sounds creepy my name is Graham Elwood. I'm Chris Manse and again
1:00.6	Thanks for coming out. We really appreciate it.
1:02.6	Yeah, this is the second year in a row that we've been at this festival interviewing people.
1:06.2	So it's this year's even more. We did we're doing two days of interviews as opposed to the last year.
1:11.3	I think we just did one so already had some great
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