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Seen on the Screen with Jacqueline Coley

By: Make It Universal & Rotten Tomatoes
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  • Summary

  • "Seen on the Screen" is your ticket to the personal narratives behind the scenes at Universal. Hosted by Jacqueline Coley, Awards Editor at Rotten Tomatoes, each episode invites you into lively conversations with NBCUniversal employees. Together, we explore how the magic of filmed entertainment impacts their lives.

    With a blend of games and questions, Jacqueline guides us through a journey of cinematic discovery, asking guests to reflect on the films that have rocked their world, changed them forever, or even scared the daylights out of them.

    At Universal, we believe that behind every film, campaign, and award lies a human story waiting to be told. "Make It Universal" isn’t just a mantra – it’s a commitment to celebrating the diversity, individuality, and collective experiences that make us truly universal. From the directors to the executives, from the famous faces to the unsung heroes, every voice matters.

    So, join us as we Make It Universal on "Seen on the Screen," where every story is meaningful, every experience is relatable, and every moment is filled with magic. Because when art and entertainment connect with people on a human level, that's when the real magic happens.
    © 2024 Universal Studios. All Rights Reserved
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Episodes
  • Ep. 3 - Editors Have All the Fun with John Cantú

    Ep. 3 - Editors Have All the Fun with John Cantú
    May 22 2024
    What does crafting a quilt have in common with editing a blockbuster movie trailer? In this week’s episode of "Seen on the Screen," Jacqueline Coley finds that link with John Cantú, a seasoned trailer editor in Universal’s Creative Operations. John shares how a childhood passion for music and movies evolved into a career in film editing. Discover the joy of seeing a movie through your child's eyes, the cultural resonance of comedy, and the meticulous craft behind your favorite movie trailers. Listen in as John shares insights from behind the scenes at NBCUniversal, illustrating how every cut can tell a powerful story.
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    27 mins
  • Ep. 2 - Bringing the Magic Home with Deva Renzi

    Ep. 2 - Bringing the Magic Home with Deva Renzi
    May 8 2024
    Have you ever wondered who decides when a movie goes from theaters to streaming? Or when you’ll be able to watch that movie on your next flight? In this week’s episode of Seen On the Screen, Jacqueline chats with Deva Renzi, SVP, Strategy & Operations for Global Distribution at NBCUniversal.

    Deva is responsible for thoughtfully and intentionally releasing NBCUniversal films through their theatrical to in-the-home journey. Learn about the classic animated film that resonated with her as a child, her love of action movies, and the magic of rewatching movies as a parent.
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    23 mins
  • Ep. 1 - Storytelling Big and Small with Raheem Dawson

    Ep. 1 - Storytelling Big and Small with Raheem Dawson
    Apr 24 2024
    How do you market an American movie for an international audience? On the first episode of Seen on Screen, Rotten Tomatoes Awards Editor Jacqueline Coley sits down with Raheem Dawson, who's got one of the coolest jobs in Hollywood at NBCUniversal.

    From marketing films internationally to his early aspirations of becoming a music video director, Raheem shares his evolving relationship with movies. Discover his passions, the influences that have helped to guide his path, and the moments that defined both his life and career journey.
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    23 mins
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