Festival Cinephilia Profile: Livia Peterson

Livia Peterson

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Livia Peterson — Film & Theatre Critic, Leave it to Livia Peterson

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FILMOTOMY RECOMMENDS

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Interview with Amanda Spears, the creator of the Present All 24 movement
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Bohemian Rhapsody (2018) Review: A Injustice to Freddie Mercury
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Sunset Boulevard (1950)
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The Milwaukee Repertory Theater’s The Chinese Lady: Why Representation Matters

WANT TO KNOW MORE

How was your Website / Podcast Conceived?

To allow myself to break out within my local arts scene and to be able to get somewhere within the professional film criticism world.

Where do you see your Website / Podcast in the next 5 years?

Hopefully be a professional critic, to fully have my foot in the door within the local arts scene.

What are your Go-To Sites for Film?

Variety, Entertainment Weekly

Who should Host the Oscars next year?

None, hostless.

The Internet is no more – what is your Job now?

Film Studies student

Where do you stand on Streaming Services and their place in film?

Streaming services are taking away the cinematic magic, it takes A LOT to convince people to attend the cinema. Films should be presented in 35mm or 70mm to make them special again. The DCP format isn’t really magical, as we are essentially watching television on the big screen.

We really need a Film Twitter definition – what is yours?

A commmunity of cinephiles to create discussions, most often controversial.

A Film Buff asks you for advice starting a Website / Podcast – what do you tell them?

Be persistent. Never give up. Find your own voice and tackle it head on. It may take several years to breakthrough, but you’ll eventually get there with determination, patience, and the like.

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