Interviews
Kat Cunning looks to the stars for answers in the new film, “Star People” – Interview
Kat Cunning is an actress and musician who stars in the powerful sci-fi movie Star People which is in theaters in Los Angeles August 8th and VOD everywhere starting August 12th.
Kat is also set to independently release their debut EP, GLASS JAW, in 2025. Known for supporting powerhouse artists like LP, Verité, and G Flip on sold-out tours, Kat now steps into the spotlight with their lead single “Sinderella,” out now. Their follow-up track, “Dancer,” drops August 1st. Kat will also headline shows this fall at ‘The Echo’ in Los Angeles on October 6 and ‘Elsewhere’ in New York City on October 15.
SYNOPSIS: On March 13, 1997, thousands of people in Arizona witnessed the largest mass UFO sighting in U.S. history—now famously known as The Phoenix Lights. Among them was 10-year-old Claire, who felt as if the lights called to her. Years later, Claire (Kat Cunning), now a photographer, is still chasing that moment, hoping to capture the lights on camera and finally make sense of what she saw.
When a mysterious tip leads her deep into the Arizona desert during a deadly heatwave with her UFO streamer boyfriend (Connor Paolo) and troubled brother (McCabe Slye) in tow, they encounter a vulnerable immigrant family whose plight complicates her mission. As tensions rise, Claire searches for the answers she seeks on terra firma and among the stars.

Conventions/Events
Chatting with the VFX Artists turned Authors of the ‘Worldbuilding SDCC Panel’ – Interview
During SDCC week we had a chat with a group of talented VFX artists who’ve worked on just about every major film over the last three decades. From Titanic to The Matrix, at least one of these men have spent countless hours crafting their digital canvas for our entertainment and now they’re here to discuss how they have all became authors of fantasy/science fiction novels.
With us are Alan Chan, Garrett Broussard, Jim Hillin, Scott Kilburn and Wilson Kincaid. Hear about their career in the industry, some of their most challenging times as VFX artists, and what motivated each and every one of them to become writers.
For more info on their work visit below:
- Alan Chan: https://mahalobay.net/books/
- Garrett Broussard: https://linktr.ee/cacophonyofcrowns
- Jim Hillin: http://cypresscomix23.square.site/
- Scott Kilburn: https://www.scottkilburnwriter.com/
- Wilson Kincaid: http://www.wilsonkincaid.com/
Interviews
Jim Cummings reflects on his career and his podcasting venture – SDCC Interview
Jim Cummings is an American voice actor and vocalist who has appeared in over 600 film, television, and video game roles since the 1980s. He’s known for his portrayals of Winnie the Pooh and Tigger, and has also voiced characters in Pocahontas, The Lion King, Star Wars shows and The Princess and the Frog. Cummings has also sung on multi-platinum and gold albums for soundtracks including Anastasia and Elton John projects. Hear the legend himself discuss some of his favorite projects, how podcasting has become a new way to connect with industry friends and why we should see a live action Hondo Ohnaka in a future Star Wars project.
For more information on Jim’s podcast ‘Toon’d In! with Jim Cummings’ click here: Toon’d In! with Jim Cummings | iHeart

Interviews
Al Madrigal Checks Into “St. Denis Medical” for a Dose of Comedy
Al Madrigal is an accomplished comedian, actor, writer, and producer, as well as the co-founder of the All Things Comedy podcast network, created alongside Bill Burr. He gained national recognition as a correspondent on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, where he appeared for five seasons, and has since starred in a variety of notable films, including The Way Back, Morbius, and Air. This Monday, December 8th, he guest-stars on the hit NBC comedy St. Denis Medical.
The series is a mockumentary set in an underfunded, understaffed Oregon hospital, where dedicated doctors and nurses strive to care for their patients while preserving their own sanity. In its second season, after securing a substantial private donation, hospital administrator Joyce quickly finds herself in over her head, as the staff continues to grapple with shortages, workplace conflicts, and the complexities of their personal lives.
Catch him on Monday’s episode and if you’re in the San Francisco area, he has a handful of stand up shows at the end of the month. For more info and ticket information you can visit his website here: Events | Al Madrigal

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