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Eddie Cockrell is listed as Freelance Film Critic, Writer, Film Programmer, Public Speaker, Educator, Enthusiast: Let's Watch It Again... at The Australian, a company with 295 employees, based in Balmain, New South Wales, Australia. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at cockrell-keneally.com, phone signal with area code 301, 520, 202, and a matched LinkedIn profile for Eddie Cockrell.
Eddie Cockrell previously worked as TV Columnist, Feature Writer, Film Reviewer, The Australian at The Australian and Freelance Film Critic, Variety at Variety. Eddie Cockrell holds Bachelors, Cinema Studies And English from American University.
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Guy comes up to me some time ago, asks “So what makes you a critic?”. “Well for one thing,” I said, pointing at his collar, “I regret your choice of tie.” Well-considered views, presented clearly, succinct and grammatically correct--that’s the ticket and the proper approach to film criticism, responsible analysis of any discipline and of course writing in general. Should an opinion be called for, it will be informed and critical, perhaps with a dash of humour, yet respectful and tolerant. If technical writing is required, it will be rigorously researched and presented. Same with social media: as important—check that, vital—as online commerce and communication has become in our lives today, I believe the above principles could, should and must be applied to all platforms for everyone's benefit. This is the most productive way to interact, the most successful strategy to sell and the best way to live. The cover photo above? That’s the Uptown Theater, 3426 Connecticut Avenue Northwest in Washington, D.C., where I saw many key films in my life. Note the Art Deco floral relief pattern just under the neon, which I find... Relieving. Sadly, it is now shuttered; what I wouldn't give to have that "O" mounted on our living room wall...
Listed skills include Editing, Film, Feature Films, Research, and 9 others.
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Sydney, Australia
I'm the Pay TV and Free-to-air television columnist for the weekend Review section of the paper. I've written some film reviews for them over the years, as well as movie-themed feature pieces. My profile of the fellow who runs the Mad Max Museum in Silverton, NSW and a brief history of zombie movies keyed to the Australian debut of The Walking Dead (both.
Sydney, Australia
Prior to my 2005 relocation from suburban Maryland to Sydney, Australia, I travelled to film festivals in Berlin, Toronto, Karlovy Vary, Montreal, Budapest and elsewhere to file reviews for the Los Angeles-based trade bible. Since the move I've focused on writing about films from Australia and New Zealand for the paper but still do the Hollywood and.
Washington D.C. Metro Area
For 31 years I researched and wrote catalogue notes for the Washington D.C. International Film Festival. The supplied link will take you to.pdf files of each year's catalogue.
Washington D.C. Metro Area
Since 1982, at various venues in Washington D.C., the Goethe-Institut has presented annual festivals of curated contemporary films from Germany, Austria and Switzerland. In my capacity as Programmer at The American Film Institute and later as a freelance programmer and writer, I worked closely with the Goethe-Institut Washington to select and program the.
Sydney, Australia
I programmed and presented curated selections of feature films and themed film clips, probably the most infamous of the latter being a day-long survey of American leaders in the cinema, "Shoot the President."
Montreal, Canada Area
I collaborated on programming decisions and wrote film notes for the annual Canadian Front program, spotlighting new films and presented at The Museum of Modern Art, New York.
Sydney, Australia
I co-programmed and wrote the "Apocalypse Again" sidebar program for the 2008 edition of the Sydney Film Festival, authored "8, 580 Reasons to Love the Sydney Film Festival" for their site's Living Archive essay collection and wrote the occasional film note for the SFF catalogue. I first contributed to them via an essay on Eastern European cinema in the.
London, United Kingdom
Published annually from 1963 to 2012, The International Film Guide was the go-to-reference for details and highlights of international film production. During the course of my affiliation with them I contributed career-to-date essays on Errol Morris, Paul Thomas Anderson, Nicholas Winding Refn (linked) and othes, as well as production reports on the year's.
Seattle, Washington
Nitrate Online must've been one of the first websites devoted to the appreciation and critical evaluation of international cinema (At least it felt that way at the time). Thankfully, the site's still up, and I think this is some of my most relaxed and best writing. I've linked to my notably iceberg-sized review of James Cameron's Titanic, but you can also.
Washington D.C. Metro Area
I scouted, programmed and wrote the catalogue notes for an annual festival of close to two dozen features and documentaries from OAS member states. We toured each festival from Washington to Los Angeles by way of Minneapolis and Chicago. Again, the materials are packed away somewhere...
Washington D.C. Metro Area
For a fun three-year period I taught film history and other core undergraduate and graduate courses for my alma mater, The American University. I wish I could find those syllabi...
Washington D.C. Metro Area
Commencing well before home video technology, I was one of the programmers at the full-time AFI Theater at Washington's Kennedy Center. The programs were monthly, and presented in thematic programming threads. Along with colleagues I devised the themes and wrote the program notes, which were published in a monthly guide called Preview. I don't believe.
Washington D.C. Metro Area
As a freelancer for the federally funded agency (1953-1999) now absorbed into the Department of State, I helped write and toured on-site with the multi-media "Filmmaking in America" exhibit--which documented the history of Hollywood and the European influence on it. In Belgrade, Athens, Bucharest and Bratislava, I did press interviews and trained the.
Rockville, Maryland
Now defunct, during the time I worked with them WGMS was Washington D.C.'s premiere classical music station. In pre-recorded weekly three-minute segments I recommended new, repertory and special film and film-related premieres and events in the listening area. I'm sure I've saved some scripts from this project somewhere...
Washington D.C. Metro Area
I wrote a few hundred words that appeared each Friday in the Weekend section of paper on local box office performance, films and movie-related events of note in the readership area.
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Graeme Pringle
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A N I K E T
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Manan Thakkar
Colleague at The AustralianVancouver, British Columbia, Canada, Canada
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Lydia Lynch
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Yoni Bashan
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Eddie Cockrell is listed as Freelance Film Critic, Writer, Film Programmer, Public Speaker, Educator, Enthusiast: Let's Watch It Again... at The Australian.
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Eddie Cockrell is based in Balmain, New South Wales, Australia while working with The Australian.
Eddie Cockrell has worked for The Australian, Variety, Filmfest Dc, Goethe-Institut E.V., and Centre For Continuing Education.
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Eddie Cockrell holds Bachelors, Cinema Studies And English from American University.
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