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Stephen Cone on a Nice Podcast

Great podcast with Director Stephen Cone as the guest - he directed Princess Cyd in 2017 - a remarkable indie film. Here's the link:

Here's the link to a particularly valuable section of the podcast wherein Stephen talks about how he gets the performances from his actors that he achieves:

Here's where Princess Cyd is available to be seen presently:

Princess Cyd

Eager to escape life with her single father, 16-year-old athlete Cyd visits her novelist aunt in Chicago over the summer. There, she falls for a girl in the neighborhood, while she and her aunt gently challenge each other in the realms of sex and spirit.

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A 16-year-old girl visits her aunt in Chicago for the summer. While there, she falls for another girl, and she and her aunt challenge each other’s sex and spirit.

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Princess Cyd - The Criterion Channel

Directed by Stephen Cone • 2017 • United States Starring Jessie Pinnick, Rebecca Spence, Malic White This luminous coming-of-age journey follows sixteen-year-old athlete Cyd (Jessie Pinnick) as she heads to Chicago to spend a languorous summer with her novelist aunt (Rebecca Spence). Eager to es...

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I believe he is going to be joining the DGA for his next and future projects, as he launches off the success of Princess Cyd. I'm partial to the film because my 1st Cousin once removed is the titular character, and so it's triumph is a great source of familial pride and enjoyment.


The podcast is a Great watch. Good coda for my friend Joan Grossman's College Production Management class, where Stephen guest spoke - the class was based on learning how to do basic scene / scheduling breakdowns using Pricness Cyd and reading "The Velocity of Money" by Stephen for Filmmaking Magazine: https://filmmakermagazine.com/103275-the-velocity-of-money/#.X4H10Vl7mCg.

My 1st cousin, once removed was the titular character, and because I spent a career in film, TV and commercial production as a location scout/manager and Key 2nd / 1st Assistant Director, I became an instant fan and self admitted Princess Cyd "Stan" (https://www.bustle.com/articles/949...rything-you-need-to-know-about-the-slang-term) because I recognized how oddly rare it is to make a truly remarkable movie for 186k, ESPECIALLY if it is written in 3 days a month before a hastily organized production.
I T J U S T D O E S N ' T H A P P E N. Here's the output of my stanning Princess Cyd during this excruciating summer of pandemic isolation/Los Angeles Heat Wave/California Fires Smoke-filled air: http://mendel.locations.org/princesscyd


podcast with Director Stephen Cone as the guest - he directed Princess Cyd in 2017 - a remarkable indie film. Here's the link:

Here's the link to a particularly valuable section of the podcast wherein Stephen talks about how he gets the performances from his actors that he achieves:

Here's where Princess Cyd is available to be seen presently: https://www.hulu.com/movie/princess-cyd-2b402b16-180c-4923-bcff-798d0355a7be https://www.amazon.com/Princess-Cyd-Rebecca-Spence/dp/B076FFW6TV https://www.criterionchannel.com/princess-cyd I believe he is going to be joining the DGA for his next and future projects, as he launches off the success of Princess Cyd. I'm partial to the film because my 1st Cousin once removed is the titular character, and so it's triumph is a great source of familial pride and enjoyment.