Artcraft Monthly Minute

7/30/2019

August on tap!

Welcome to the Historic Artcraft Theatre blog / podcast "The Monthly Minute."
Hosted by our office film maestro, George Chimples, and FHI media/marketing man, Dave Windisch.
Together the two will chat about the month's scheduled slate of films.
It will be about the coming month - it is more than a minute.
Give it a listen, let us know what you think.
We'll be tweaking the formatting, and production as we go along and learn a little more about what we're doing.

This month we chat about "Remember the Titans," "Mamma Mia!," "Austin Powers," "The Searchers," and the Ethos Celebration of the Arts weekend of Japanese cinema with "Seven Samurai," "Spirited Away," and "Akira."

The outro music this month is "Kaneda's Theme" by Geinō Yamashirogumi from the August 24 film "Akira."

Enjoy!

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Who's talking?

George Chimples is the man behind the desk at the Artcraft office.
George has a serious film background and past experience as a staff writer reviewing movies for majorspoilers.com as well as critical and fanatical knowledge of Shaw Brothers martial arts films, Russian cinema, and 1970s horror films.

Dave Windisch runs the social media and digital channels for FHI and The Historic Artcraft Theatre. He also handles all branding, visuals, and marketing within the organization.
He has a love of film ranging from Alfred Hitchcock to John Carpenter, and cites "Some Like it Hot" and "Apocalypse Now" among his top ten non-Star Wars films.
He collects movie posters and built this page - so his bio is longer than George's.