3.11 - Feature Story
With The Bazura Project ending, others may well wish to take up our mantle. To help out any potential interviewers, we leave you with our final Bazura Project Guide To Cinephelia: How To Interview a Celebrity.
3.10 - Interview
Director Clara Law proved she’s a master of the narrative form with Goddess of 1967, and then proved she’s a master of the documentary form with Letters To Ali. Now, her biggest challenge: is she a master of being interviewed on community television?
3.09 - Interview
Jan Sardi is arguably Australia’s best-known screenwriter, but why would you want to argue about it? Instead, watch his interview on Bazura.
3.08 - Interview
Few actors appear to enjoy their work as much as Nathan Phillips, and even fewer have appeared on Bazura. Lee and Shannon throw some questions his way.
3.07 - Interview
Charles ‘Bud’ Tingwell has worked with Chips Rafferty, Maureen O’Hara, Robert Wise, James Mason, Richard Burton, and Charlie the Wonder Dog. He has appeared in over one hundred films, and is probably the most valuable contribution Australia has ever given to cinema. This interview is further proof of why we love him.
3.06 - Interview
Writer/actor/backslash Leigh Whannell talks to Bazura about the ups and downs of franchises, the lefts and rights of horror movies, and the ins and outs of prophylactics.
3.05 - Interview
Steven Berkoff has worked with the two giants of cinema: Stanley Kubrick and Jean-Claude Van Damme. Now, he meets with the two giants of television… well, of community television… well, of this show… well, of this segment.
3.04 - Interview
The Bazura Project chats with Not Quite Hollywood director Mark Hartley about how audiences have reacted to his film, who refused to be in it, and claims made by Quentin Tarantino.
3.03 - Interview
Cinematographer David Eggby (Mad Max! Woo!) has a drink with Bazura and tells tales of Predators…
3.02 - Interview
Shannon meets his favourite director, Brian Trenchard-Smith, and keeps the swooning to an appropriate level.
