classic — The Reel Woman podcast - Film

Emmanuelle Perryman (that’s me) is the host and producer of The Reel Woman: A podcast about all things cinematic. I earned a degree in Cinema Studies from The City College of New York and have spent the last 20 years working in a variety of film-related jobs in New York, Los Angeles, and Detroit. I’ve taught film to both adults and school-age children, interned at the Cannes and Sundance Film Festivals as well as in the Film Department of the Museum of Modern Art in New York. Over the years I have gained many friends and acquaintances who are involved, in various ways, in film, music, fashion, academia, and politics. I’am thrilled now to have them join me as guests on my podcast to discuss our shared love of movies and talk about the ones that have inspired and influenced them.

Posts tagged classic

S2|Ep. 1: Hollywood and Fashion. A Talk with Ramona Dandridge

In this episode I talk with vintage clothing aficionado Ramona Dandridge about some of Hollywood’s most iconic looks. Ramona Dandridge owns an online vintage clothing store called Flossy’s Suitcase and her vintage clothing expertise is in high demand. She consults for private clients and has recently joined forces with AirBnB to lead a vintage clothing store tour of Detroit. We will be discussing three of her favorite high fashion films and their relevance in 2019. Movies discussed: Breakfast at Tiffany’s, Mahogany, and Harlem Nights.

podcastEmmanuelle PerrymanOctober 23, 2019movies, fashion, Audrey Hepburn, Diana Ross, Givenchy, Edith Head, Mahogny, Harlem Nights, Breakfast at Tiffany's, Hollywood, classic, cinema, vintage, podcast, film, film podcast Comment

S1|Ep. 3: Influential Movies: 1960-2018 with Duane Ferguson

Duane Ferguson and I talk about the most influential and impactful movies and directors of our childhood. From Steven Spielberg to Jim Henson to Spike Lee. Focus is on movies of the 1970s and 1980s but we also move into the present to discuss what we find most relevant today.

Side Note: This episode was to be a discussion with Jason Zumwalt on the connection between Horror and Comedy. However, we had to reschedule. That episode now appears as the second episode of season 2.

podcastEmmanuelle PerrymanNovember 21, 2018film podcast, film, cinema, classic, classic film, hollywood, movies, Trinidad, New York Comment