Posted by D7W

Jamal Woolard, Derek Luke, and Anthony Mackie interviewed by LeLani Clark. Great behind the scenes exclusive content to go with that Mackie interview from the Double Down Film Show.

Enjoy.

Posted by Pete Chatmon

Click the link above to listen to the DOUBLE DOWN FILM SHOW Anthony Mackie interview. Pete Chatmon and Anthony Artis interviewed Mackie (She Hate Me, Million Dollar Baby, Eagle Eye) about the upcoming release of NOTORIOUS in which he portrays Tupac Shakur. They also delved into what filmmakers need to know when working with A-List talent. This is entertainment and education for those in the game and those looking to make their mark. Dennis L.A. White was also featured and interviewed during the show where things got a little heated with a caller from the (702) area code.

Listen in and let us know your thoughts!

And join the DOUBLE DOWN FILM COMMUNITY!

Posted be Pete Chatmon

Anthony Mackie (She Hate Me, Million Dollar Baby, Eagle Eye) will be our guest tonight @ 9pm EST talking about the upcoming release of NOTORIOUS in which he portrays Tupac Shakur. We will also delve into what filmmakers need to know when working with A-List talent. This is entertainment and education for those in the game and those looking to make their mark.

ABOUT THE SHOW
The Double Down Film Show is an hour long experience of “real talk” about what it takes to get your project from script to screen. Pete Chatmon and Anthony Artis deliver all of the production, technology, business, and motivational support that filmmakers need to achieve their filmmaking dreams. Place your bets on The Double Down Film Show!

Listen on the WEB:

http://www.blogtalkradio.com/doubledownfilmshow

Listen from your PHONE (and call in with questions + comments):
646-929-1956

Talk to y’all tonight!

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Posted by Pete Chatmon

The Double Down Film Show strikes again, this week with an exclusive interview with actor Anthony Mackie (Million Dollar Baby, Half Nelson, Eagle Eye).

Mackie stars as Tupac Shakur in NOTORIOUS, in theaters this Friday.

Check out the TRAILER:

We’ve known Mackie for awhile now and look forward to sharing with you how he got to where he is, the life of an actor, and the direction that he intends to take his career. Not to be missed…and make sure y’all go out and support NOTORIOUS this Friday!

THE DOUBLE DOWN FILM SHOW
Wednesday, January 14th
9pm – 10pm EST
Click HERE to listen in and join the chat room
Call in: 646-929-1956

The PREMIUM Party: Take 2 (July 25, 2004)
We Promoted CONFESSIONS OF COOL and the Release of SHE HATE ME
(we’ve been hustling for a minute folks!)

Listen HERE for last week’s episode of the Double Down Film Show and JOIN the Double Down Film Community!

Posted by Pete Chatmon

Those who know me know I am the biggest 2Pac supporter in the world. For Real. This dude was the truth. And think about how NO ONE was doing this type of song before ‘Pac did. NOBODY.

Posted by Pete Chatmon

IF you are at work, turn your volume down a ‘lil something as profanity and misogyny abound. It’s a new edition of How-To Tuesdays and with the “newly announced” recession, I figured we’d pay tribute to 2 of hip-hops largest hustlers who found a way to get paid against larger obstacles than most of you reading this post (yours truly included).

From being born in jail to a single mother … to … being born to a single mother in Brooklyn, these cats found their way to the PINNACLE OF CULTURE, INFLUENCE, and yes…DEAD PRESIDENTS. It’s a shame they died in the process. Watch the video above for a high freestyle and think about how you’re about to get paid in 2009.

The recession doesn’t have to apply to YOU!

Posted by D7 World

You know you’ve been busy when you neglect to put up the birthday shout out to the greatest rapper of all time. On June 16th, 2Pac would have been 37 years old. It’s been almost 12 years since the unsolved events of September 7th, 1996 in Las Vegas. Check out this montage of Pac interviews and think about what might have been. Then go pick up the Makaveli album which is, in my opinion, his best work.