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This week on On Story, writer/director Craig Brewer discusses the impetus, influences, and personal experiences behind his films Hustle & Flow and The Poor & Hungry and working with producer Stephanie Allain. Stream all episodes on 🤍 or check local listings for PBS airdates. Want to see On Story Live? Visit 🤍 for more information on badges and passes to Austin Film Festival's annual writers conference and year round events. Be sure to follow On Story online for the latest TV, radio, and podcast episodes! 🤍 🤍 🤍
Want to take a FREE Filmmaking or Screenwriting Course by Hollywood Pros? 👉 🤍 Subscribe to my YouTube Channel! ➡️ 🤍 Craig Brewer (Director/Producer) began his career as a filmmaker in Memphis, Tennessee. While working at Barnes & Noble, he learned camera and editing techniques from books he purchased with his employee discount. In 2000, he made his first feature film, THE POOR & HUNGRY, which won Best Digital Feature at the 2000 Hollywood Film Festival. Brewer’s second film, HUSTLE & FLOW, starring Terrence Howard and Taraji P. Henson, was produced by Stephanie Allain and the late John Singleton. The film premiered at the 2005 Sundance Film Festival, winning the Audience Award for Best Feature. The film secured a record-breaking acquisition deal by Paramount Pictures and MTV Films. It garnered an Academy Award nomination for lead actor Terrence Howard and won the Academy Award for Best Original Song: Three 6 Mafia’s "It’s Hard Out Here for a Pimp." Brewer’s third film, BLACK SNACK MOAN, starred Samuel L. Jackson, Christina Ricci, and Justin Timberlake. The film premiered at the 2007 Sundance Film Festival and was released in theaters by Paramount Pictures. In 2011, Brewer directed the remake of FOOTLOOSE for Paramount and produced the concert documentary KATY PERRY: PART OF ME. Moving into Television, Brewer directed the pilot to TERRIERS, which ran for one season on FX. He then re-teamed with Terrence Howard and Taraji P. Henson, directing ten episodes on their hit TV series, EMPIRE. In 2018, Brewer began his collaboration with Eddie Murphy on two films. The first, DOLEMITE IS MY NAME, based on the life of Rudy Ray Moore, won The Critic’s Choice Award for Best Comedy, an NAACP Award for Best Independent Film, and earned Eddie Murphy a Golden Globe Nomination for Best Actor. Next was the highly anticipated sequel, COMING 2 AMERICA. The film was produced by Paramount and released by Amazon Studios in 2020, becoming the most streamed movie for Amazon ever. Enjoy my conversation with Craig Brewer. For links to today's guest - click below: 👉 🤍 Buy Rise of the Filmtrepreneur: How to Turn Your Indie Film Into a Moneymaking Business 👉 🤍 You can listen to my podcast on any platform! iTunes: 🤍 Sticher: 🤍 Spotify: 🤍 Sound Cloud:🤍 Need more filmmaking inspiration? Check out my book Shooting for the Mob (Based on the Incredible True Filmmaking Story) ➡️ 🤍 #filmmaker #filmmaking #filmmakers #directing #story
Eddie Murphy and Dolemite Is My Name director Craig Brewer discuss their respect for Rudy Ray Moore and introducing the Blaxploitation star and indie filmmaker to a new generation. Watch Dolemite Is My Name, Only on Netflix: 🤍 SUBSCRIBE: 🤍 About Netflix: Netflix is the world's leading internet entertainment service with over 158 million paid memberships in over 190 countries enjoying TV series, documentaries and feature films across a wide variety of genres and languages. Members can watch as much as they want, anytime, anywhere, on any internet-connected screen. Members can play, pause and resume watching, all without commercials or commitments. Eddie Murphy and Craig Brewer of Dolemite in the Corner Booth | Netflix 🤍 In 1970s LA, struggling comedian Rudy Ray Moore hits it big with his raunchy alter ego, Dolemite, then risks it all to take his act to the big screen.
Movie Director Craig Brewer (Hustle & Flow, Black Snake Moan, Footloose) tell us why he believes Memphis "truly is a magical place." Brewer draws much of his inspiration from the city's rich musical past. "Whenever I'm asked to come in on a movie and they're like, we need you to bring soul ... I think I know what it is, it's what Memphis gives me."
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Eddie Murphy and Craig Brewer discuss the pressure surrounding the 'Coming to America' sequel during the 2019 Toronto International Film Festival. Subscribe to ►► 🤍 PeopleTV is the free streaming network from People and Entertainment Weekly. Watch unlimited full-length episodes on streaming devices, mobile and the web at 🤍 Watch interviews with your favorite celebrities from the world of fame. What was it like for John Green to work with Cara Delevigne, what does Jennifer Lawrence think of Amy Schumer, and much more: 🤍 Find out about the latest news updates on all things entertainment. The biggest show launches, cast reveals, Hollywood celebrity gossip and the most popular movie announcements all in one place: 🤍 Be the first to see our newest cover story reveals and exclusive features. We’ll give you a look at some of the biggest blockbusters, from the newest Marvel and DC movies, to The Walking Dead and Game of Thrones: 🤍 CONNECT WITH Web: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 ABOUT ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY Entertainment Weekly brings you exclusive backstage access to Hollywood’s most creative minds and most fascinating stars; we keep you plugged in to pop culture. We are the first to tell you about the best and worst movies, what new TV shows to watch and avoid, the biggest new music artists and flops, our pick of bestseller books and must reads you haven’t heard about. As your entertainment experts, we are your one-stop source for the latest and most trusted Hollywood news and commentary. We are funny. We are smart. We are first. We are always right. (OK - almost always right.) Entertainment Weekly knows your time is precious; we'll tell you how to spend it wisely. Eddie Murphy And Craig Brewer Tease The 'Coming To America' Sequel | PeopleTV | Entertainment Weekly 🤍
According to an employment survey, four in ten workers rate the quality of their current managers as being average, poor or very poor. Craig Brewer, Director of talent solutions firm, Hudson Singapore, joins us to talk about improving the quality of leaders in the workplace, and other survey findings.
Le réalisateur Craig Brewer (Hustle & Flow, Black Snake Moan, Footloose) nous dit pourquoi Memphis est pour lui « un endroit vraiment magique ». Il puise son inspiration dans le riche passé musical de la ville. « Chaque fois qu’on me demande de travailler sur un film pour lui donner de l'âme... je sais ce que ça signifie, et c’est ce que Memphis me donne.
Hear from filmmaker Craig Brewer as he talks about 5$ Cover, his new web only series that is apart of MTV's new media production. This show takes place in Memphis and profiles real musicians.
Craig Brewer Filmmaker ...Wild Bill's anyone? The My Memphis Web Series: Memphians themselves are the major focus of this project, for these are the individuals that make our city an exceptional place to live. We highlight the people, places, and events-the entertainment, lifestyles, sports, nightlife, and community-that make Memphis a distinguished city.
In 1964, in the small Florida Keys fishing village of Islamorada, a tournament was born, The Gold Cup, which would become the most prestigious fly rod Tarpon tournament in the world. All the great fly guides and anglers made it the most prized possession they could attain in their fishing. Over the next 57 years the names on the perpetual trophy were the famed celebrities of the sport. Ted Williams, Billy Pate, Steve Huff, Jimmy Albright, Harry Speer, Glen Flute.... and the late Jim Brewer. The efforts made to win were exceptional. The creativity changed and evolved the sport quickly. Fly designs, hooks, Lines, boats, push poles, everything was looked at as how to better their game to win the Gold Cup. I mentioned Captain Jim Brewer, after his win 1974 his passion to win was life changing. The following year he and good friend Bill Hagley went up in a small plane looking for fish they would target in the upcoming Gold Cup. Circling low and slow over a famed tarpon basin, they fell through the planes lift and crashed into the ocean and perished... Jim left behind two young boys Steve and Craig. At 14, Craig struggled as anyone would, but eventually found his way chasing his father’s legacy of becoming a Gold Cup Champion. Thirty six years later in 2010, he and angler Thane Morgan had their names etched upon the perpetual trophy. They were the first father and son to win the super bowl of saltwater fly fishing... As a guide Craig found great success along the way winning other big events, but what sets him apart from his tournament wins is his wonderful way about him! He’s effervescent, tall, loving, funny, loud, pure, truthful and caring. As a young man he was Islamorada’s son and brother and now a hero to Islamorada and everyone who knows Craig Brewer! Please subscribe and leave a comment! It helps us out more than you might think! If you have any recommendations on who we should have on next or what topics you'd like us to talk about, please email us at: Nicky🤍millhousepodcast.com FOLLOW US: Instagram: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Website: 🤍 Apple Podcasts: 🤍 Spotify: 🤍
🤍THEPOORANDHUNGRY.com The story of a Memphis car thief who falls in love with one of his victims, THE POOR & HUNGRY is the previously unreleased first feature from Craig Brewer (HUSTLE & FLOW, BLACK SNAKE MOAN, FOOTLOOSE). This gritty, black and white micro budget "digiflik" was written, directed, and edited by Brewer in the late 90's on the cusp of the digital revolution for only $20,000. Utilizing local actors and an energetic handheld camera esthetic, this previously unseen first feature boasts strong performances set against a rough and soulful backdrop of Memphis.
This is the trailer for the new video "Multi-Blades With Craig Brewer". I hope to have the full length video available for purchase around Thanksgiving weekend 2020.
Movie Director Craig Brewer (Hustle & Flow, Black Snake Moan, Footloose) tell us why he believes Memphis, Tennessee "truly is a magical place." Brewer draws much of his inspiration from the city's rich musical past. "Whenever I'm asked to come in on a movie and they're like, we need you to bring soul ... I think I know what it is, it's what Memphis gives me." This is part of our series of two-minute films about the country’s most magical locations. Seen through the eyes of 12 film directors, we hear their personal stories in their favorite landscapes and cities. We celebrate the USA as film’s greatest backdrop and via our film directors we gain unique insights into these extraordinary places. Connect with us on our social channels. Like Visit The USA: 🤍 Follow Visit The USA: 🤍 Follow Visit The USA: 🤍 Subscribe: 🤍 Welcome to the official channel of United States tourism. Our goal is to inspire people from around the world to explore all the exciting travel possibilities in the United States. Watch our videos and discover it, all within your reach.
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He's a filmmaker with deep local roots whose impactful low-budget indie movies propelled him to a directing career in Hollywood - and patron-saint status in the Memphis film community for his support of the craft and celebration of the city's spirit. Mike Degnan hosts A Conversation with Craig Brewer.
Coming 2 America director, Craig Brewer, gets his Coming to America knowledge tested in this edition of Know Your Role. Mashable is your source for the latest in tech, culture, and entertainment. Subscribe to Mashable: 🤍 Follow us: Check out 🤍mashable.com Facebook: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 #Coming2America #EddieMurphy
The Director of the highly anticipated sequel Coming 2 America, Craig Brewer, joins the show in-studio to talk about working with Eddie Murphy, getting his movie picked up by Amazon, making Coming 2 America, filming at the house of Rick Ross, writing a joke that made Eddie Murphy laugh, and so much more! 1-click Subscribe to GCM: 🤍 Discover the latest Memphis sports community news at: 🤍 ~SOCIAL~ Instagram: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Follow the Memphis Grizzlies on YouTube for exclusive team videos and player highlights: 🤍
This is the trailer for the new video "Slipjoints with Craig Brewer". I hope to have the full length video available for purchase around Thanksgiving weekend 2020.
El director cinematográfico, Craig Brewer (“El ritmo de un sueño”, “El lamento de la serpiente negra”, “Footloose”) nos cuenta por qué está convencido de que Memphis “es verdaderamente un lugar mágico”. Brewer obtiene mucha de su inspiración del rico pasado musical de la ciudad. “Cuando alguien me pide participar en una película y me dice que necesita que conmueva al público... creo saber lo que quieren, y recurro a Memphis”.
Memphis director Craig Brewer's new film to premiere at Toronto Film Festival
ABS member and Slip Joint Folding Knife maker, Craig Brewer, demonstrates the step by step techniques for the lay out and execution of decorative and elegant file work on a Slip Joint Folding knife. For more information on bladesmithing techniques please visit the American Bladesmith Society Website and Forum at 🤍
Back in the mid 90's I attempted to make a feature on 16mm with a group of friends and family. The movie was called MELODY'S SURVIVING, an odd little story about a defibrillator salesman that goes on the road with a demonstration doll called Cardio Cathy. He starts getting hooked on speed that he takes for the long rides, eventually leading to hallucinations. I ran out of money, we didn't really have the best equipment, the project was abandoned. All the film reels sat in a cardboard box that ended up out in my shed, baking for more than a decade. I just couldn't throw it away. CUT TO: present day, fifteen years later. All of the footage has been developed and transfered thanks to my friends at Deluxe. It's great to see what survived. It's also great to see myself, and my friends, and my family working our asses off to make this doomed movie. I love that. That's determination. Look for actors Rob Knox, Emily Cox, John Still, Leon Griffin, and a younger (thinner) me. Also look for my crew Seth Hagee (brother-in-law), Erin Hagee (sister-in-law), John Hubbell (known since the 4th grade), and the late, great Guy Woolett on sound.
Writer/Director Craig Brewer ("Hustle & Flow," "Black Snake Moan") delivers a new take of the beloved 1984 classic film, "Footloose." Ren MacCormack (played by newcomer Kenny Wormald) is transplanted from Boston to the small southern town of Bomont where he experiences a heavy dose of culture shock. A few years prior, the community was rocked by a tragic accident that killed five teenagers after a... night out and Bomont's local councilmen and the beloved Reverend Shaw Moore (Dennis Quaid) responded by implementing ordinances that prohibit loud music and dancing. Not one to bow to the status quo, Ren challenges the ban, revitalizing the town and falling in love with the minister's troubled daughter Ariel (Julianne Hough) in the process.
The American Bladesmith Society presents the 2016 ABS Slip Joint Collaboration Folding Knife by Apprentice Smith Craig Brewer (Texas), Master Smith Jack Fuller (Maryland/Colorado), and Journeyman Smith Dan Cassidy (Colorado) for the 2016 ABS Knife Auction. Three ABS knife makers worked together to build this Slip Joint folding knife with 416 stainless steel integral construction liners and bolsters which have intricate file work and RJB golden root bone handles. The knife will be available on Saturday, June 4, 2016 at 10AM in Room# 103 at the ABS Knife Auction during the 2016 Blade Show in Atlanta, GA. For more information on the 2016 ABS Knife Auction please visit the ABS Forum at 🤍americanbladesmith.com/ipboard/
A few High School friends of mine made this movie in the summer of 1987 in the park behind the Huntington Beach Library in California. I shot it on Super 8mm and cut together using tape and scissors. I used the soundtrack from PATTON, including the final speech by George C. Scott. Pro 8 in Burbank, California transferred the movie for me. I haven't seen it in over two decades. Wild.
Craig Brewer calls himself a "Footloosologist." When he first saw the film in 1984 he was thriteen years old and he was hooked. Now more than 20 years later, Brewer was given the opportunity to remake "Footloose," complete with plenty of familiar tunes and lots of dancing. Bonnie Laufer from Tribute spoke with Craig about the daunting task of directing the remake and what Kevin Bacon (the film's original star) thinks.
Movie Director Craig Brewer (Hustle & Flow, Black Snake Moan, Footloose) tell us why he believes Memphis "truly is a magical place." Brewer draws much of his inspiration from the city's rich musical past. "Whenever I'm asked to come in on a movie and they're like, we need you to bring soul ... I think I know what it is, it's what Memphis gives me." This is part of our series of two-minute films about the country’s most magical locations. Seen through the eyes of 12 film directors, we hear their personal stories in their favorite landscapes and cities. We celebrate the USA as film’s greatest backdrop and via our film directors we gain unique insights into these extraordinary places.
With Coming 2 America now streaming on Amazon Prime Video, I recently had the chance to speak with Craig Brewer about directing the long-awaited sequel. During the interview, he talked about how they decided on the PG-13 rating, Easter eggs, if he had a longer cut and deleted scenes, if Soul Glo was ever going to be a bigger part of the sequel, how Eddie Murphy asked him to direct the sequel, and a lot more. In addition, he talked about what it was like watching Three 6 Mafia win an Oscar for Hustle and Flow and shares a fantastic story about going to Prince’s Oscar party that night. In the Coming to America sequel, Murphy’s Prince Akeem is living a happy life in Zamunda with his Coming to America sweetheart, Lisa (Shari Headley), and his three daughters. But when he finds out that he might have a son he didn’t know about living in New York City (Jermaine Fowler), and that only a male heir can take over the Zamundan throne, Akeem and Semmi (Arsenio Hall) set off on a journey to America to discover the truth. The sequel also stars James Earl Jones, Wesley Snipes, Garcelle Beauvais, KiKi Layne, Teyana Taylor, John Amos, Leslie Jones, Vanessa Bell Calloway, Nomzamo Mbatha, and Louie Anderson. Craig Brewer: • The Tyler Stout Alamo poster behind him. • What TV series would he like to guest direct? • What was it like watching Three 6 Mafia win an Oscar for Hustle and Flow and what kind of party happened after the show? • Shares what it was like going to Prince’s house for his Oscar party. • Did he have a lot of meetings after the success of Dolemite is My Name? • Shares a story about watching an early cut of Dolemite with the Empire writers and John Singleton and then Murphy and Hall showed up. It was that night Murphy asked him to direct Coming 2 America. • How did they decide on the PG-13 rating? • The Easter eggs in the movie including a nod to Trading Places… • Did he have a longer cut and a lot of deleted scenes? • Was Soul Glo ever going to be a bigger part of the sequel? For interviews, movie reviews, and more visit 🤍 FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL 🤍 🤍 🤍
Le réalisateur Craig Brewer (Hustle & Flow, Black Snake Moan, Footloose) nous dit pourquoi Memphis est pour lui « un endroit vraiment magique ». Il puise son inspiration dans le riche passé musical de la ville. « Chaque fois qu’on me demande de travailler sur un film pour lui donner de l'âme... je sais ce que ça signifie, et c’est ce que Memphis me donne.
Actor Terrence Howard returned to Memphis for the premiere of his new movie "Showdown at the Grand" and, of course, spoke to FOX13's Good Morning Memphis team about the inspiration for the famous pimp he brought to life in "Hustle & Flow" READ MORE: 🤍 ABOUT FOX13 MEMPHIS: Fox13 Memphis is your home for breaking news, live video, traffic, weather and your guide to everything local for the Mid-South. CONNECT WITH FOX 13 MEMPHIS: Visit the FOX 13 Memphis WEBSITE: fox13memphis.com Like FOX 13 Memphis on FACEBOOK: facebook.com/fox13news.myfoxmemphis Follow FOX 13 Memphis on TWITTER: twitter.com/FOX13Memphis Follow FOX 13 Memphis on INSTAGRAM: instagram.com/fox13memphis
On today's show: Hustle win (10:32), Grizzlies win (12:05), Tigers win (26:42), and the Director of Coming 2 America, Craig Brewer, joins the show in-studio to talk about working with Eddie Murphy, getting his movie picked up by Amazon, making Coming 2 America, filming at the house of Rick Ross, and so much more (36:20). 🔴 Watch LIVE on YT and the Grizzlies App: 🤍 1-click Subscribe to GCM: 🤍 Discover the latest Memphis sports community news at: 🤍 ~SOCIAL~ Instagram: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Follow the Memphis Grizzlies on YouTube for exclusive team videos and player highlights: 🤍
In a bizarre sequence, Philadelphia 76ers' Corey Brewer finished a dunk off the break and on the way down, he accidentally kicked Denver Nuggets' Torrey Craig in the head. Brewer was hit with a technical. Find more exclusive sports coverage: 🤍 Subscribe: 🤍 Follow us on Twitter: 🤍 Like us on Facebook: 🤍
Movie Director Craig Brewer (Hustle & Flow, Black Snake Moan, Footloose) tell us why he believes Memphis "truly is a magical place." Brewer draws much of his inspiration from the city's rich musical past. "Whenever I'm asked to come in on a movie and they're like, we need you to bring soul ... I think I know what it is, it's what Memphis gives me." This is part of our series of two-minute films about the country’s most magical locations. Seen through the eyes of 12 film directors, we hear their personal stories in their favorite landscapes and cities. We celebrate the USA as film’s greatest backdrop and via our film directors we gain unique insights into these extraordinary places. Connect with us on our social channels. Like Go USA: 🤍 Follow Go USA: 🤍 Subscribe! Welcome to the official channel of United States tourism. Our goal is to inspire people from around the world to explore all the exciting travel possibilities in the United States. Watch our videos and discover it all, all within your reach.
The Wisecrack crew discusses Craig Brewer's HUSTLE & FLOW! A host's pick from the one and only Ryan Hailey, this episode gets into moralistic filmmaking, Craig Brewer's inspirations, the Memphis premiere, and more! Thanks Storyblocks for sponsoring this episode. Check out all of Storyblocks’ subscription plans today! Go to 🤍 Have thoughts? Let us know - we may play it on air! Leave us a voicemail: +1 (213) 534-8807 Leave us an email: movies🤍wisecrack.co Hearing the hosts talk about comments from 'the chat'? Join the livestream discussion on our YouTube channel every Tuesday at 6pm PST! 🤍 Follow us on Twitter for more deep dives on discussions from the show! 🤍SMTM_pod 🤍austin_hayden (Austin) 🤍ryansgameshow (Ryan) 🤍creamatoria (Raymond) More Wisecasts Culture Binge Episode #59 - Is Climate Change Our Fault...? ► 🤍 The Squanch! – Through the Mailbag ► 🤍 Show Me the Meaning! – Boogie Nights ► 🤍 Follow us Elsewhere! Twitter ......... 🤍 Facebook .... 🤍 © 2021 Wisecrack / Omnia Media / Enthusiast Gaming
Craig Brewer is a film and television director, producer and writer who has managed to have an extremely successful career while still maintaining a presence here in Memphis. Craig was working on the highly anticipated sequel to Coming to America when the pandemic changed the way we all live and work. Join Craig as he talks through his life as a filmmaker and specifically how he navigated these strange times to finish Coming 2 America.
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