What has Scene This covered recently?

Recent episodes include "Interview - Miles Williams: Artistic Director of The Alex Theatre in Los Angeles", "S3E112 - TIFF Part III: In Alaska, The World Before, Like Magic, The Bovine with the Curved Horns, & Ashes. Family Trauma & The Search for Identity", and "S3E111 - TIFF Part II: Children Untold, Head to Head, Memories of a Forest, Phoolan, & Salvation: Women Strength & Resilience + Men's Entitlement". The latest went out on 3 Oct 2026 and ran about 32 minutes. These are from season 3. Reading two or three of these before pitching is the fastest way to see what the show actually books.

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Scene This publishes about twice a week, a median of 4 days between episodes. Episodes average about 49 minutes. The back catalogue stands at 143 episodes. A show on this cadence plans ahead, so pitch earlier rather than closer to the date you want.

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For Scene This, Booking Probability sits at 43/100, Listen Score at 30/100, and the guest bar is around 80/100. The show has not signalled guest openness recently, which raises the bar on relevance. A verified contact is on file.

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Scene This covers film analysis, storytelling, animation, film review, so guests who can speak to those specifically fit best. Lead with a specific result you can describe in numbers rather than a job title, and tie it to something the show has already covered.

Scene This

Hosted by Unknown Host · tv · EN-US · 143 episodes

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Scene This?! Your new favorite movie podcast! Hosts Michael Ornelas, Erica McMullen, and Adrian Cedeno dive into everything from classic nostalgia films and hidden gems to the latest releases, interviews & film festival coverage. Whether you’re a die-hard cinephile or just looking for your next watch, this show has something for everyone. With bonus content, themed drafts, and fresh perspectives from three passionate hosts, Scene This is your new go-to podcast for all things film 🎬

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Interview - Miles Williams: Artistic Director of The Alex Theatre in Los Angeles
Oct 2, 202632 minS3
In this episode, Miles Williams, artistic director of the Alex Theatre in Los Angeles, shares his journey from theater enthusiast to leading historic theaters, the importance of format in film presentation, and how to adapt theaters for modern audiences. Discover insights on preserving the cinematic experience, programming strategies, and the future of independent theaters. Key Topics - Miles Williams' background and journey in theater - The evolution of the Alex Theatre over 101 years - The significance of 70mm film and Nolan's Odyssey run - Adapting historic theaters for modern audiences - Programming niche and misfit shows in theaters - The importance of patron experience and community building - Challenges and strategies for independent theater owners - The role of format and presentation in cinematic storytelling Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Miles Williams and the Alex Theatre 06:47 The Evolution of the Alex Theatre 11:22 The Impact of 70mm Screenings 17:19 Miles Film Inspirations 20:32 Advise for an Aspiring Theatre Owner 28:10 Under-seen Movie Recommendations Website, Episodes, Interviews, Merch & More! Newsletter Mike's Substack
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Episode #112
S3E112 - TIFF Part III: In Alaska, The World Before, Like Magic, The Bovine with the Curved Horns, & Ashes. Family Trauma & The Search for Identity
Sep 29, 20261h 7mS3
Ever felt like a movie's message just hit too close to home? You're not alone! In this episode, we explore a diverse range of films from the TIFF festival, including dark thrillers, coming-of-age stories, and experimental documentaries. Our hosts share insights, critiques, and personal reflections on each film's themes, storytelling style, and performances. In this episode, we explore the artistic and thematic depths of recent festival films, including discussions on symbolism, mythology, and cultural representation. Our guests share insights on interpreting complex imagery and storytelling techniques, making this a must-listen for film enthusiasts and creators alike. Chapters 00:33 Introduction 05:29 In Alaska 11:55 Commodus Scale 15:01 The World Before 23:16 Commodus Scale Part II 25:29 Like Magic 32:09 Commodus Scale Part III 34:44 The Bovine with the Curved Horns 42:32 Commodus Scale Part IV 45:36 Ashes 54:14 Commodus Scale Part V 59:33 Erica's Missed TIFF Films Recap 01:02:25 Wrap Up Website, Episodes, Interview, Merch & More! Newsletter Mike's Substack
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Episode #111
S3E111 - TIFF Part II: Children Untold, Head to Head, Memories of a Forest, Phoolan, & Salvation: Women Strength & Resilience + Men's Entitlement
Sep 22, 20261h 12mS3
In this episode, we explore the latest films from TIFF, including Children Untold, Head to Head, Memories of a Forest, Phoolan, & Salvation. Our panel discusses the themes, performances, and cultural insights of these powerful stories, highlighting their relevance and impact. Our hosts share insights on narrative focus, character arcs, and the importance of storytelling choices. Key Topics - The impact of war on children in Children Untold - Women's rights and societal expectations in Head to Head - The symbolism of nature in Memories of a Forest - Cultural insights from Japanese and Iranian films - The emotional and visual storytelling techniques used in these films The importance of narrative focus in film - Character development and storytelling - Analysis of film structure and execution - The role of flashbacks and real-time storytelling - Impact of storytelling choices on audience engagement Chapters 00:00 Introduction to TIFF and the featured films 03:02 Children Untold 12:10 Commodus Scale 16:37 Head to Head 24:20 Commodus Scale Part II 28:05 Memories of a Forest 34:49 Commodus Scale Part III 37:59 Phoolan 47:29 Commodus Scale Part IV 51:39 Salvation 01:05:14 Commodus Scale Part V 01:09:23 Wrap Up Website, Episodes, Interviews, Merch & More! Newsletter Subscription Mike's Substack
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Episode #110
S3E110 - TIFF Part I: Four Seasons In Java, I Am Mario, Rescue, Infinitely Dense, & Sunburn. A mixed bag of films and reactions!
Sep 15, 20261 hourS3
In this episode, we explore five impactful films from the recent film festivals, discussing their themes, storytelling techniques, and social relevance. Our panel shares insights on movies like Four Seasons in Java, Soy Mario, and Rescue, Infinitely Dense & Sunburn. A mixed bag of films that provided great analytical, spoiler free conversations. Key Topics - Analysis of five festival films: Four Seasons in Java, Soy Mario, Rescue, and more - Themes of social justice, resilience, and cultural identity - The filmmaking techniques and storytelling styles used in these films - The emotional and social impact of documentary and narrative cinema - The importance of representation and authentic storytelling in film Analysis of Sunburn's themes and emotional impact - Critique of Infinitely Dense's narrative and execution - Discussion on stylistic choices in indie films - The importance of storytelling in film reception - Reflections on the filmmaking process and industry insights Chapters 00:31 Introduction to TIFF Part I 03:44 Four Seasons in Java 11:41 Commodus Scale Part I 13:05 I Am Mario (Soy Mario) 21:24 Commodus Scale Part II 24:21 Rescue 33:15 Commodus Scale Part III 34:56 Infinitely Dense 42:09 Commodus Scale Part IV 45:59 Sunburn 52:51 Commodus Scale Part V 58:12 Wrap Up Website, Episodes, Interviews, Merch & More! Newsletter Subscription Mike's Substack
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Interview - The Intimacy Coordinator: Conversation with filmmaker Louisa Connolly-Burnham about her dark, sexy short filled with moral complexities
Sep 11, 202620 minS3
Dive into the provocative world of filmmaking with Louisa Connolly-Burnham, the talented writer, director, and actress behind the daring short film "The Intimacy Coordinator." This episode unpacks the complexities of power dynamics, addiction, and moral ambiguity through the lens of a female protagonist in a role that challenges traditional narratives. Louisa takes us on a journey of discovery, both of her character and the often-taboo subject matter she explores. Chapters 00:00 Introduction To The Intimacy Coordinator 00:32 The Writing Process & Character Development 04:25 Power & Gender Dynamics in Film 10:00 Taboo Themes in Film 18:08 Under-seen Movie Recommendation Website, Episode, Interviews, Merch & More! Newsletter Subscription Mike's Substack
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Recent episodes

Interview - Miles Williams: Artistic Director of The Alex Theatre in Los Angeles

S3E112 - TIFF Part III: In Alaska, The World Before, Like Magic, The Bovine with the Curved Horns, & Ashes. Family Trauma & The Search for Identity

S3E111 - TIFF Part II: Children Untold, Head to Head, Memories of a Forest, Phoolan, & Salvation: Women Strength & Resilience + Men's Entitlement

S3E110 - TIFF Part I: Four Seasons In Java, I Am Mario, Rescue, Infinitely Dense, & Sunburn. A mixed bag of films and reactions!

Interview - The Intimacy Coordinator: Conversation with filmmaker Louisa Connolly-Burnham about her dark, sexy short filled with moral complexities

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Interview - Miles Williams: Artistic Director of The Alex Theatre in Los Angeles

S3E112 - TIFF Part III: In Alaska, The World Before, Like Magic, The Bovine with the Curved Horns, & Ashes. Family Trauma & The Search for Identity

S3E111 - TIFF Part II: Children Untold, Head to Head, Memories of a Forest, Phoolan, & Salvation: Women Strength & Resilience + Men's Entitlement

S3E110 - TIFF Part I: Four Seasons In Java, I Am Mario, Rescue, Infinitely Dense, & Sunburn. A mixed bag of films and reactions!

Interview - The Intimacy Coordinator: Conversation with filmmaker Louisa Connolly-Burnham about her dark, sexy short filled with moral complexities

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