The Academy Museum’s K.J. Relth-Miller Talks Marlon Brando

Written by Chad Kennerk
 

Season 1, Episode 001

The Academy Museum's Director of Film Programs K.J. Relth-Miller | Classic Movie Club
Film Review
The Academy Museum

Academy Museum of Motion Pictures, Saban Building. Photo by Josh White, JWPictures/©AcademyMuseum Foundation

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Episode Description:

The desire to share films, whether through a tangible film collection or a collective experience, is a desire that resonates with many a movielover. It’s also a viable career path. Behind the programming at every local community arthouse and repertory cinema is a film programmer making the tough decisions of what movies to show and when. K.J. Relth-Miller, the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures’ Director of Film Programs sits down with Film Review to discuss her origins as a film programmer and share insights into her work through the lens of her current program ​​Forever A Contender: A Centennial Tribute to Marlon Brando.

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Additional Notes:
Music: Hollywood Hop, Earl Hines and His New Sound Orchestra (LA, Jul, 1954)
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Chad Kennerk

With a passion for classic film, Chad collaborates with the families of stage and screen legends to shine a light on their legacy and bring their work to new generations. As a film historian and critic, Chad has covered the world of cinema through reviews and conversations with filmmakers for such publications as Film Review, Boxoffice Pro, and Man of Many. He serves as the Digital Editor of Film Review and hosts the podcast Classic Movie Club. Chad holds a Master of Fine Arts in Acting from The Actors Studio Drama School, a Bachelor of Arts in Theatre from Purdue University, and studied at USC's School of Cinematic Arts.

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