ANGEL LADY MOVIE TALK interviews Dan Moore, Producer — Sheridan Film Company

Emmy-winning Costume Designer Dan Moore, talks about working with the greats and the ANGEL LADY journey to production.  28 minutes

In 1979, Dan Moore had completed all of his Ph.D. exams in the English Department of The Ohio State University.  He was making desultory progress on his dissertation, when a movie came to town.  Like any self-respecting grad student, Dan snapped up a job as a P.A. on BRUBAKER and never looked back.

That stint as a P.A. led to continued work for many years as a self-taught Costumer and ultimately a Costume Designer. Dan designed the costumes for over twenty films and TV movies, including JOHNNY HANDSOME, GERONIMO: AN AMERICAN LEGEND, WILD BILL, and the mini-series ‘The Bronx is Burning.” 

Dan was nominated for the Costume Designers Guild award for his work on “61*” and won the Emmy for the series “The Magnificent 7.” His resume includes several Westerns and action movies in related genres, often marked by his ability to individuate men in groups. 

In 2015 Dan served as Costume Supervisor on DEEPWATER HORIZON, his ninth project to shoot in Louisiana. He followed that with the design job on LBJ, directed by Rob Reiner and starring Woody Harrelson in the title role. Dan renewed his collaboration with Reiner in 2016, designing SHOCK AND AWE, a timely examination of the press’s coverage of the march to war in Iraq.  He closed his costuming career in 2018 as the Costume Supervisor on Best Picture Oscar Winner GREEN BOOK. 

With more than thirty-five years in the film business under his belt, Dan is eager to produce meaningful material with a wide appeal under the banner of SHERIDAN FILM COMPANY, in partnership with his wife, screenwriter/producer Sheri Leigh Myers. They live in New Orleans. 

Karen’s Miracle

Karen Archipley of Archi’s Institute shares her recent medical miracle, facilitated by John Bueche, a Texan and healer. For real! Sheri Leigh Myers interviews them for ANGEL LADY Movie Talk podcast. 30 min.

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“Mentors and Movie Stars”. Interview with Angel Lady director Edgar Pablos Part 2

ANGEL LADY director Edgar Pablos tells great stories about the directors and the movie stars who impacted his career. Joe Dante, Mike Figgis, Jamie Blanks, Antoine Fuqua. Actors James Earl Jones, James  Coburn, Selma Hayek, Jared Lehto. 60 min.

Edgar comes from the U.S./Mexico borderlands of El Paso, Texas. Born to a Spanish-speaking family, he not only learned to speak English watching American movies but also to assimilate and understand the world through storytelling.

He made his short film directorial debut with his magical realist western, Agua Dulce, which won several awards nationally and internationally, including Jury Prize/Best Short Film at the Ajijic International Film Festival in Mexico, Silver Award at the Houston International Film Festival, and Finalist at the 33rd Annual USA Film Festival in Dallas, Texas. Agua Dulce was the Featured Short Film at the Hispanic Cultural Center Inauguration Ceremonies in Albuquerque, NM, and was an Official Selection at several more U.S. film festivals, including New York, Chicago, Santa Monica and Santa Fe.

With writing and producing partner Judith Cummings, Pablos formed Tribesmen Pictures, a production company where he directs, writes, edits, and produces in multiple formats including: documentaries, commercials, PSAs, and educational programming. Clients include: Time Warner Cable, USC Latino Alumni Association, Charming Asia Tours, SABEResPODER, TELACU, California State University, Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce, San Antonio Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, AECOM, and MALDEF, the nation’s leading Latino civil rights organization.

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Miraculous Coincidences & Legendary Directors / Interview with Angel Lady director Edgar Pablos

In this entertaining interview with ANGEL LADY director Edgar Pablos, he discusses his
early years – learning English from watching movies, the challenges of USC Film
School, how getting fired led to working with legend Walter Hill, and how the music of
composer Ennio Morricone led to a job with Joe Dante.


Edgar comes from the U.S./Mexico borderlands of El Paso, Texas. Born to a Spanish-
speaking family, he not only learned to speak English watching American movies but
also to assimilate and understand the world through storytelling.


He made his short film directorial debut with his magical realist western, Agua Dulce,
which won several awards nationally and internationally, including Jury Prize/Best Short
Film at the Ajijic International Film Festival in Mexico, Silver Award at the Houston
International Film Festival, and Finalist at the 33rd Annual USA Film Festival in Dallas,
Texas. Agua Dulce was the Featured Short Film at the Hispanic Cultural Center
Inauguration Ceremonies in Albuquerque, NM, and was an Official Selection at several
more U.S. film festivals, including New York, Chicago, Santa Monica and Santa Fe.

With writing and producing partner Judith Cummings, Pablos formed Tribesmen
Pictures, a production company where he directs, writes, edits, and produces in multiple
formats including: documentaries, commercials, PSAs, and educational programming.
Clients include: Time Warner Cable, USC Latino Alumni Association, Charming Asia
Tours, SABEResPODER, TELACU, California State University, Los Angeles Area
Chamber of Commerce, San Antonio Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, AECOM, and
MALDEF, the nation’s leading Latino civil rights organization.


https://tribesmenpictures.com

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Angel Lady Movie Talk #9 / Why we Cook for the Community Fridge

Sheri Leigh Myers interviews five of her fellow New Orleanians who work together to supply meals for the Third Street Fridge. What are the challenges and what are the great benefits to this service? How are the Third Street cooks building a community based on generosity and abundance? After listening to the inspirational conversations with Maria Vibandor Hayes, Mike Boyle, Sandy Bounds, Wouter de Bie, Julie VanCoutren and Sheri Leigh Myers, find out more about how to get involved here:

https://www.nolacommunityfridges.org

And here is a helpful article on Mashable:
https://mashable.com/article/how-to-get-involved-community-fridge

Angel Lady Movie Talk #8 / Conscious Body Energetics – Clearing Emotional Trauma

Ruth Gould Goodman developed and named Conscious Body Energetics – the integration of her many years as an Energy Healer, Acupuncturist and teacher of Somatic Engagement through body work, dance prayer and movement meditation. She is also deeply influenced and grateful for her years of work with Sufi Master, Adnan Sarhan. Ruth is the Author of, “The Sacred Book of U: Unveiling the Lost Teaching of the Deep Feminine”

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Angel Lady Movie Talk #7 – Welcome Home.

ShaRon Rea, a family therapist in Scottsdale, AZ, explains her breakthrough program for families waiting to receive a loved one back from prison. With Sheri Leigh Myers, host of ANGEL LADY Movie Talk. 

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ANGEL LADY Movie Talk #6, “Second Chance Farm”

Here’s an inspirational 15 minute chat with two dynamic horse women – Dr. Nancy Edwards Johnson and “First Light” Farm owner and trainer Lisa Stuckwisch, who are looking to launch a “Second Chance ” pilot program at Lisa’s farm, patterned after the successful “Second Chances Program at Lowell Correctional Institute in Ocala, Florida. In this brief interview with host Sheri Leigh Myers,  Nancy and Lisa discuss their connection to horses, the plans for the program, and all the great good it can do! #secondchances #secondchance #angellady #angel

“THE LEGACY OF SUE ELLEN ALLEN” – ANGEL LADY Movie Talk #5

It was my great fortune be introduced to “The Slumber Party from Hell,” an eye-opening memoir written by Sue Ellen Allen, who served 7 years in an Arizona prison, starting at the age of 57. This book shows us what really happens in prison. This book explains why people come out worse than they went in.


Sue Ellen described re-entry as: “Being shot out of a cannon into a brick wall.” What did she mean? We will meet three people who worked with Sue Ellen Allen and her ReInventing ReEntry program, created after her release from the Perrysville Prison in Arizona. This amazing program helps to raise awareness of the extreme challenges of re-entry for people leaving prison.


Shamia Lodge, ShaRon Rea, and Douglas Reed will share about their profound experience of Sue Ellen and the programs they are committed to moving forward in her memory.

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ANGEL LADY Movie Talk #4 Karen Palmer, “Kindness is not weakness”

Karen Palmer, creator of “Global Kindness Gone Viral” leads an 8 minute prayer for Peace in Ukraine and speaks about the Power of Kindness with Host Sheri Leigh Myers.15 minutes total.  Follow us for more inspiration @AngelLadyMovie on FB #angelladymovie