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Sadie Bones is a 19-year-old screenwriter, director, and actor whose debut feature, <a href="https://ifthatmockingbirddontsing.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">If That Mockingbird Don’t Sing</a>, is out on digital from October 14. Born in Los Angeles and raised in New York City, Sadie is the only child of actor Kevin Corrigan, and had a childhood infused with the magic of cinema. At just eight years old, she wrote and directed her first short Film, Ellipses, and also directed the narrative short The Vanishing Point and the documentary short film Existential Hokey Pokey. She attended the Frank Sinatra School of the Arts and after graduating early, enrolled in the two-year conservatory program at the Lee Strasberg Theatre &amp; Film Institute.

Sadie Bones

Film

Revisited: Hound & I: How Growing Up the Daughter of Actor Kevin Corrigan Shaped Me as an Artist and Person

Laura Stevenson is a songwriter living in New York. Her newest album, Late Great, is out now on Really Records.
(Photo Credit: Rachel Brennecke)

Laura Stevenson

Music

Best of 2025: Saintseneca Got Laura Stevenson Out of a Music Funk This Year

Deborah Goodwin is a writer-director-producer whose work in film and television began as a development executive for Sanford-Pillsbury Productions (Desperately Seeking Susan, River’s Edge, How to Make an American Quilt). Deborah’s Urbanworld Film Festival Best Screenplay win for her darkly provocative family drama Cherrys launched her filmmaking path. She has written for Emmy-winning and Independent Spirit Award-nominated producers, and for shows like the cult favorite horror series Tales from the Cryptkeeper. She is a Film Independent and IFP lab fellow and an ABC and NBC diversity showcase director, best known for her horror fable Vampires in Venice and her action/drama The Pastor, released by Fathom Events and AMC. Her Icelandic noir Snaeland, which she co-wrote and produced, premiered at the Vail Film Festival and screens in the Brooklyn Film Festival 2020. Deborah is a Sundance Collab advisor and screenwriting professor at Brooklyn College, and a newly minted co-creator and writer of the noir-crime-thriller series Hot Freeze, with Canadian producer Nomadic Pictures (Hell on Wheels, Van Helsing, Fargo).

Deborah Goodwin

Revisited: My Dad Was One Battle After Another

Podcast

708: Shorting Protein, Starbucks’s Stumbles, and WTF Is Up with All This Farmer Cosplay with Snaxshot’s Andrea Hernández

Nick Dawson talks with filmmakers, musicians and comedians whose work he loves, avoiding the mundane, predictable questions they&#8217;ve heard numerous times and instead asking substantive, thoughtful questions that get to the heart of who they are.

Nobody’s Ever Asked Me That

Revisited: Nobody’s Ever Asked Me That: Vera Drew

Delicate Steve, aka Steve Marion, is a multi-instrumentalist and songwriter based in LA. His latest record, Luke’s Garage, is out now. 
(Photo Credit: Sheva Kafai)

Delicate Steve

Best of 2025: Delicate Steve Was Really Into Warren Zevon

707: Behind the Scenes at America’s Test Kitchen with Dan Souza

Jane Weinstock is a director and writer based in New York City. Her most recent film, <a href="https://www.threebirthdays.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Three Birthdays</a>, received the NYWIFT narrative director award at the Woodstock Film Festival and is out now in theaters. It also won the best feature director award at the LA Femme International Film Festival. In 2013 she directed The Moment, a psychological thriller starring Jennifer Jason Leigh, Alia Shawkat and Marianne Jean-Baptiste. The film premiered at The Tribeca Film Festival. Her feature directorial debut, Easy (2003), starring Marguerite Moreau, Brían F. O&#8217;Byrne, and Naveen Andrews, was an official selection at The Sundance and Toronto Film Festivals. Weinstock also co-directed Sigmund Freud’s Dora, a short film that showed at The Berlin International Film Festival and the Whitney Museum. She attended the Sundance Director’s Lab. In addition to directing, Weinstock has written on film, art, and feminism. She has a masters in Cinema Studies from NYU and a BA from Princeton.

Jane Weinstock

Revisited: Sex and the Movies

Award-winning filmmaker Jack Dunphy shares his struggles with addiction, mental illness, loss and just being a general f*ck-up. Each week, he welcomes an actor, writer, filmmaker, musician or comedian, some of whom Jack has fractured relationships with, to discuss their shared issues and make amends when possible.

Revelations with Jack Dunphy

HOLIDAY CHECK-IN 2025

Tim Key is a comedian, poet, actor, and writer who co-wrote and stars in the new comedy <a href="https://www.focusfeatures.com/the-ballad-of-wallis-island/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">The Ballad of Wallis Island</a>, which is in select theaters from March 28 and everywhere from April 18. Key won the Perrier Award in 2009 and has since gone on to write and perform eight solo shows, including the smash hit, Mulberry. On screen, he is best known as Sidekick Simon in This Time with Alan Partridge, as well as The Double, Peep Show and The End of the F***ing World. Most recently, he was seen opposite Robert Pattinson in Bong Joon-ho’s Mickey 17 and played Commissioner Harrold Scott alongside Sam Rockwell and Saoirse Ronan in See How They Run. His radio series Late Night Poetry with Tim Key has just been commissioned for a sixth season and Key also has written several successful poetry anthologies, including Chapters, He Used Thought as a Wife and Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush.

Tim Key

Revisited: Three Great Things: Tim Key

Billie Marten is a singer-songwriter from Yorkshire. Her latest record, Dog Eared, is out now on Fiction Records.
(Photo Credit: Katie Silvester)

All Articles

Revisited: Hound & I: How Growing Up the Daughter of Actor Kevin Corrigan Shaped Me as an Artist and Person

Best of 2025: Saintseneca Got Laura Stevenson Out of a Music Funk This Year

Revisited: My Dad Was One Battle After Another

708: Shorting Protein, Starbucks’s Stumbles, and WTF Is Up with All This Farmer Cosplay with Snaxshot’s Andrea Hernández

Revisited: Nobody’s Ever Asked Me That: Vera Drew

Best of 2025: Delicate Steve Was Really Into Warren Zevon

707: Behind the Scenes at America’s Test Kitchen with Dan Souza

Revisited: Sex and the Movies

HOLIDAY CHECK-IN 2025

HOLIDAY CHECK-IN 2025

Revisited: Three Great Things: Tim Key

Best of 2025: Billie Marten Is Excited for Dove Ellis

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