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There is the old adage of a person being a "B-List" celebrity. Well this list is all about the "B" celebrities but I am not sure you would call any of them "B-List". Actors and athletes populate both lists but who will be the #1 B Celebrity? 

Joe talks with The Screen Forum about his career, his coaching philosophy, and his protege Dave Bautista

In the face of getting submerged in Twilight chaos once again, one party will rise up to push it down and create a new hit series that will take its place. So throw your glitter away and join the party as we go deeper than the eyes, become the work cryptic, suffer from burning hands, take a milk bath, pop some coke, kick it with a bear, split splat the knowledge, solve the mystery as to what Scooby-Doo is, discover the most spiritually evil utensil, discuss Pokemon dark magics, plug the butt, learn about bears how bears have been lying about hibernation, wake up strong, tune the radio to the movie, turn it into a western musical, learn to fear a hot dog, say so much for our happy ending, check in with our second place 2010 silver medalists, change the ending before it happens, take on Edwina, realized how privileged we are to be here with 747, and create the subplot. 

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This week on On Story, CHERNOBYL creator Craig Mazin discusses his HBO five part mini-series. The series tells the true story of the world’s worst nuclear disaster and the remarkable acts of bravery and sacrifice that followed. Mazin’s previous writing credits include IDENTITY THIEF, THE HANGOVER 2 and 3 and THE HUNTSMAN: WINTERS WAR. Mazin spoke at the 26th Austin Film Festival about transitioning from comedy to drama, the difference between writing for film and television, and the responsibility behind fictionalizing a true event.

Clips of Chernobyl courtesy of Home Box Office, Inc.

On Story is part of a growing number of programs in Austin Film Festival’s On Story Project, including the On Story PBS series, The On Story radio program and podcast and the On Story book series. To find out more about On Story and Austin Film Festival, visit onstory.tv or austinfilmfestival.com.

On Story is brought to you in part by the Alice Kleberg Reynolds Foundation, a Texas family providing innovative funding since 1979.

This project is supported in part by the Cultural Arts Division of the City of Austin Economic Development Department, the Texas Commission on the Arts, the US Institute of Museum and Library Services and Texas Library and Archives Commission.

This program is also made possible in part by a grant from Humanities Texas the state affiliate for the National Endowment for the Humanities.

On Story is supported in part by DePaul University’s School of Cinematic Arts and TooFar Media, immersive story experiences by Rich Shapero.

The show is produced by myself, Barbara Morgan, our associate producers are Colin Hyer, Maya Perez, and Kaetie Turner. Our editors are Jamal Knox and Travis Neeley. Audio capture by Travis Kennedy. Music is by Brian Ramos. Production assistance comes from Sound Lab Inc, Travis Kennedy and KUT 90.5 in Austin. Go to AustinFilmFestival.com to find out more about the Austin Film Festival & Conference in October.

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In this podcast YOU will learn:

1) What qualities does Rhayvnn look for in an actor when she’s casting a movie?

2) How should you approach auditioning?

3) Should you be trying to break into the Atlanta film and TV market?

4) How many of the actors Rhavynn casts are local Atlanta hires and how many are flown in?

5) What about being an African American woman guides the choices Rhavynn makes in her work?

Episode: 01 - We talk about the 2012 film "The Grey", starring Liam Neeson. We discuss the film, do some wolf mythbusting, and have some laughs along the way.   

Batman did it! Our SNN co-hosts Sarah Belmont and Will Polk are back to talk all film news that came out of San Diego Comic Con.  We have trailer reactions, great expectations, hiatus updates, and guest co-host Jackie Dallas; what could go wrong? Well Will remains to be the one person not caught up on Game of Thrones.  Meanwhile Sarah's exhaustion levels skyrocket and a few mispronunciations leads to utter chaos.  [Insert sad Game of Thrones music here] 

Greetings nerds!  Tonight our SNN co-hosts Will Polk and Sarah Belmont talk their way through a slough of news, hiatus updates, trailers, and TV/Film announcements. Thank you D23!  First, Will talks to us about his growing Mr Robot obsession and paranoia. Then Sarah shouts injustice about the recent Emmy nominations.  Some people disappoint us and others we gush about...it's just another classic SNN episode!