#paula hunziker

[positivexcellence]

paulah3030:  What a fantastic experience! I had the amazing pleasure of directing tonight’s 50th episode of Walker. To the amazing actor, producer, collaborator Jared Padalecki thank you for your trust and beautiful energy on set. Thank you Steve Robin, Anna Fricke for your constant trust and support. The ever so wonderful Geri Carillo for your great script. And to the ever fantastic Molly Hagan ,Mitch Pileggi, Keegan Allen, Violet Brison, Kale Culley, Coby Bell, Jeff Pierre, Ashley Reyes, Anna Enger Ritch, Jake Abel, David B. Meadows Wow you all make my job easy❤️And a big big thank you to the stellar hardworking Walker crew for welcoming me with open arms to the Walker family and giving 150% everyday. Episode 312! 8pm/7c CW! Go watch

[laf-outloud]

@paulah3030 What a fantastic experience! I had the amazing pleasure of directing tonight’s 50th episode of Walker. To the amazing actor, producer, collaborator Jared Padalecki thank you for your trust and beautiful energy on set. Thank you Steve Robin, Anna Fricke for your constant trust and support. The ever so wonderful Geri Carillo for your great script. And to the ever fantastic Molly Hagan ,Mitch Pileggi, Keegan Allen, Violet Brison, Kale Culley, Coby Bell, Jeff Pierre, Ashley Reyes, Anna Enger Ritch, Jake Abel, David B. Meadows Wow you all make my job easy❤️And a big big thank you to the stellar hardworking Walker crew for welcoming me with open arms to the Walker family and giving 150% everyday. Episode 312! 8pm/7c CW! Go watch

Awe! What kind words from tonight's Walker director, Paula Hunziker! We love our Walker cast and crew!

(Based on the mentions, it looks like we get Kevin, Julia, and Cooper tonight!)

[outrunningthedark]

did you see whos directing 6x13 an episode stacey wrote? i dont know if this is good news or bad news

I'm not gonna make assumptions about someone we haven't had direct before because we had no idea what Paula Hunziker would do with the hostage episode and she delivered. (Whether or not people agreed with the scenes she had to direct is a separate discussion.) I would also argue that Shauna Duggins did well with 5x11 (it's not her fault the BL kiss was in the script, btw.) The two things that stand out to me about this change: - The blogs who were previously "defending" the crew members people aren't fond of by saying it's not realistic to add new names when the show is trying to build on stories from previous seasons are just wrong. Shocker. We've already had two new directors for 6x03 and 6x04 and now 6x13. - We might be seeing less of someone already employed by the show (I don't have any ideas) because that's how Nicole was bumped up to head writer and Jann became a co-executive producer - we lost Bob Goodman. Your ask didn't mention this, but another nonnie has, so I'll just add my two cents about Stacey writing the episode here: The last two scripts by Stacey were Hero Complex (an Eddie-centric episode) and Animal Instincts (both halves of Buddie were featured). But those episodes, along with her first two attempts (There Goes the Neighborhood and Ghost Stories) had scenes dedicated to the other members of the firefam as well. As of today, it's anyone's guess whether 6x13, the episode after the "recovery" is still about (presumably) Buck, or maybe that will be a week that allows someone else to to have their storyline advanced. It's something we can't really dwell on until we know more about the first few weeks.

[fruitydiaz-archived]

9-1-1 season 5

➥ episode six: brawl in cell block 9-1-1 (dir. paula hunziker)

[Image description: 10 gifs from 9-1-1 season 5, episode 6, Brawl In Cell Block 9-1-1.

ID 1: Buck and Eddie stand on the side of the road as one of the escapees searches Buck.

ID 2: Shot from behind, Ravi moves through the prison wearing the guard's bloody clothes as a disguise.

ID 3: An outside shot of the Jamestown State Prison.

ID 4: Hen helps Dr. Cochran bandage his hand.

ID 5: Eddie and Christopher cuddle in bed after Eddie gets home from his shift.

ID 6: Mitchell stands outside in the prison yard, dropping his apple core on the ground.

ID 7: Bobby talks to Ravi in the hospital waiting room.

ID 8: The 118 fire engine and ambulance pull in through the gate at the prison.

ID 9: Eddie looks unamused and tired as Mitchell holds him hostage in the ambulance.

ID 10: Eddie, Ravi, Buck, Athena, and Hen sit spread out throughout the hospital waiting room as Bobby walks in from the left.

/end ID.]

[takemetohometoday]

9-1-1 LONE STAR S02E07

Title: Displaced

Date Air: 1 March 2021

Written by: Jessica Ball

Directed by: Paula Hunziker

[911bts]

Writers and Directors:

5x01: W-Tim Minear & Juan Carlos Coto, D-Bradley Buecker

5x02: W- Lyndsey Beaulieu & Andrew Meyer, D-Bradley Buecker 

5x03: W-Kristen Reidel, D-Ben Hernandez Bray

5x04: W-Bob Goodman, D-Brenna Malloy

5x05:W- Nadia Abass-Madden, D-Joaquin Sedillo

5x06: W-Andrew Meyers, D-Paula Hunziker

5x07: W-Stacey Rose, D-Kristin Windell

5x08: W-Taylor Wong, D-James Wong

5x09: W-?, D-Marcus Stokes

5x10: W-?, D-Brenna Malloy

[jucks72]

Chi è Chi Spring Awards

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Chi è Chi Spring Awards

Lo scorso 4 maggio, Cristiana Schieppati e Guido Polito hanno aperto le porte del Baglioni Hotel Carlton per l’evento di consegna dei CHI E’ CHI SPRING AWARDS, patrocinato dal Comune di Milano e inserito nelle manifestazioni dedicate a Milano Food City.

La direttrice di CHI E’ CHI, accompagnata da Alex Belli, modello e attore, ha assegnato gli ambiti premi agli ambasciatori dello “spring mood�� che lavorano con passione, energia, entusiasmo e positività. I vincitori sono stati scelti a seguito di un sondaggio effettuato attraverso gli abbonati alla newsletter del CHI E’ CHI, che hanno espresso le loro preferenze su tendenze (fiori, righe, colore) e acquisti al cambio di stagione (il 55,9% compra prima di tutto scarpe), personaggio femminile più solare (tra i più votati Michelle Hunziker, Caterina Balivo, Bebe Vio), personaggio maschile più simpatico (Rosario Fiorello, Alessandro Cattelan, Claudio Bisio).

La premiazione ha visto protagonisti lo Chef Diego Bongiovanni, Rosalba Piccinni, titolare e cantafiorista del ristorante Potafiori, Rita Bressani Doldi di Intermezzo Catering, Salvatore Piccione stilista di Piccione.Piccione, la boutique Van Cleef & Arpels, il ristorante Il Baretto al Baglioni e Valentina Diouf, pallavolista e Friend&Ambassador di Fondazione Laureus Italia Onlus.

Ha ricevuto il premio “It Bag” Paula Cademartori, il brand di accessori più votato. Maria Vittoria Dalla Cia, direttore de La Cucina Italiana, media partner dell’evento, ha assegnato un premio speciale a Tescoma. L’evento ha visto interprete dello Spring Mood la nuova Spider 124 Fiat, esposta nel giardino e messa a disposizione degli ospiti.

A tutte le signore in omaggio la fragranza Signorina in Fiore Salvatore Ferragamo, protagonista di uno speciale allestimento. Trudi ha partecipato alla serata con i suoi iconici e tenerissimi peluche: tartarughe, conigli, coccinelle, fiori hanno allestito le sale dell’hotel. Imetec ha regalato una ventata di primavera con i gustosi estratti naturali realizzati con SuccoVivo, l’estrattore a spremitura lenta, ideale per chi vuole aumentare il consumo di frutta e verdura e seguire uno stile di vita più sano!

Non poteva mancare l’angolo gourmet offerto dal Baglioni Hotel Carlton con una degustazione dei prodotti al tartufo proposti dell’azienda molisana King Of Truffles, tra cui Carpaccio e Perle di tartufo nero estivo, Crema Tartufata e formaggi tipici accompagnati dal miele al tartufo nero, il Consorzio Grana Padano, la Mozzarella di Bufala e i prodotti tipici di Cibuono, il risotto primavera di Riso Buono e un’ enorme crostata floreale presentata dalla Dott.ssa Chiara Rossi, titolare del Biscottificio Rossi e realizzata dallo Chef pasticcere Pier Zuccalla.

L’articolo Chi è Chi Spring Awards proviene da VanityFair.it.

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[outrunningthedark]

Which writer or director would you say has delivered the most (and best) buddie moments and which writer and director could you see being involved in creating their canon moment?

I've chosen writers and directors who we *know* are still actively involved with the series beyond receiving credit just because they have connections. Writers Juan Carlos Coto - Sink or Swim (not Buddie, but Buckley-Diaz family feels aplenty); Fallout; What's Next? (co-writer); Buck Begins (an episode about Buck that manages to be about Buddie, too); Panic (co-written with Tim Minear) Lyndsey Beaulieu - Rage (no matter how anyone feels about the fighting/lawsuit arcs, Buck assuming Eddie and Christopher would be just fine without him and Eddie stating that things were definitely not fine was a top-tier scene for the otp); Seize the Day ("Uh. This is Eddie's house. I'm not really a guest."); Alone Together (credit also goes to director David Grossman, but the scene where Eddie attaches Buck's harness and they review the plan for how to rescue the pregnant girls? *swoon* It was a preview of what's to come when they're canon!); Parenthood (”Can’t you both be good cops?”// “No!”); Suspicion (co-writer) [You already know.]; Desperate Times (co-writer) [a must-see to understand where Eddie's at rn]; Wrapped in Red (co-writer) [She helped shape where Buddie is at going into 5B] Andrew Meyers - The Christmas Spirit; Fools (Buddie/Buckley-Diaz scenes to juxtapose Ana's stance on the skateboarding incident); Future Tense (Buckley-Diaz scenes that were kept under wraps until the episode aired); Suspicion (the other co-writer); Desperate Times (co-writer with Lyndsey); Brawl in Cell Block 9-1-1 (hostage situation) Bob Goodman - Is Bob on Lyndsey and Andrew’s level? NO. Does he try his fucking best? YEAH.  Breaking Point (He wrote Eddie coming home to Buck after his date! And decided Christopher should take an Uber to see his other dad!); Treasure Hunt (Petty Eddie was a beautiful sight, idc idc); Home and Away (The Balcony Scene ™, a moment that could have easily replaced Eddie with the gf, but Bob knows what us gays want!) Kristen Reidel - Kids Today; What's Next? (co-writer); Survivors (Buddie post-shooting, change in guardianship, Eddie saying "Evan" for the first time ever...); Desperate Measures (JUST from a Buddie fan perspective, the closing scenes where Eddie tells Buck he's going home to break up with Ana, Buck returns to an empty apartment, and we watch Eddie struggle with explaining his true feelings to Ana???? 5/6 minutes of television that is worth a re-watch!) Tim Minear (yeah, I said it) - Under Pressure (co-writer); Help Is Not Coming (co-writer); This Life We Choose; Panic (co-writer) As (co)showrunner, Tim has the final say re: what stays in each episode's script. Everything we love about Buddie, every scene that is giffed, every piece of dialogue that is quoted and used for edits or fics, none of it would exist if Tim didn't think it was worth including. His approval is the #1 reason why Buddie's story has played out in a way nobody could have envisioned. Directors This is a much quicker list to put together since the obvious answers are ‘whoever directed our favorite scenes’, but again, I’m only listing the names that are currently associated with the show or were associated within the last few seasons.  Bradley Buecker - 7.1 + Help Is Not Coming (parts two and three of the earthquake arc where Buck learns about Christopher); Merry Ex-Mas; This Life We Choose; Sink or Swim; Panic; Desperate Times Marcus Stokes - Fallout  David Grossman - I have no idea where this man has been, but he gave us some GOOD content: Fools; Alone Together (the harness scene I mentioned above was his doing!); Parenthood; Breaking Point (the domesticity in Eddie returning home to Buck and Chris!!!); Treasure Hunt (Eddie being an actual wrench in BT’s blossoming relationship??? His facial expressions??? G O L D.) Paula Hunziker - Has only directed one (1) episode of OG 911. It was the hostage situation. Self-explanatory.  Robert M. Williams Jr. - Eddie Begins; Survivors Buck thinks Eddie’s gonna die? Tim knows just who to call.  Brenna Malloy (OUR QUEEN) - 9-1-1, What’s Your Grievance? (Eddie tries to validate Buck’s feelings about his parents. His expressions were so intense that not all of them made the final cut :P); Suspicion (just Buck and Eddie staring each other down in the street right after Eddie gets shot nbd nbd); Home and Away (The Balcony Scene™); Wrapped In Red (sneaky Buckley-Diaz angles! Buck’s reaction to Eddie leaving the 118 being eerily similar to his shock when Eddie was shot!) As for who I think may be involved in creating their major canon moment... I would be happy with any of the directors listed here, tbh. Brenna is my number one choice because whenever she shows up you know there’s bound to be a scene we won’t stop talking about.  I (and I’m sure many others) have expressed my desire to see Lyndsey and Andrew involved in the “big” Buddie episode because they just...they GET IT. But honestly? I think Tim is going to want to be hands-on because he made it happen. And knowing that Tim doesn’t usually work alone, I could see him linking up with Kristen since they both (currently) have creative control over the show. 

[outrunningthedark]

possibly unpopular opinion(?): I wouldn’t mind Paula Hunziker coming back at some point. Her first ever director’s job for OG was the hostage episode, and we got these great moments:

(last two gifs via @aa-lionheart)

Also:

[outrunningthedark]

JSYK, the director of 5x07 (Paula Hunziker) worked on LS when this happened:

and although we’re not getting anything like it (yet)...I am intrigued to see how she interpreted the Buddie scene... 🤔

[outrunningthedark]

do we know who the writer & director are for 5x07 and if they’ve given us buddie in the past?

No official word on the writer of 5x07 yet. @imcatchingteardropsinmyhands thinks it *could* be Tonya Kong, who wrote for Triggers (3x04) and Malfunction (3x08) - episodes that explored Eddie's unaddressed/unresolved emotional pain.

The director is Paula Hunziker, who is new to the OG 911, but has directed an episode of LS (2x07). We don't know what to expect! 👀

[outrunningthedark]

Do we know if they have new producers/show runners this season? It doesn’t seem like Tim is involved anymore because he’s promoting LS only. And this season just isn’t their usual formula.

“It was just a funny coincidence,” says co-showrunner Kristen Reidel with a laugh. Instead of a portal back to prehistoric times, the 9-1-1 disaster is caused by an underground oil-well explosion that craters a downtown L.A. street—swallowing a woman taking her driving test. “Our inspiration here was really, have you ever wished the earth would open up and swallow you whole? OK, now, what if it did?” (source) I can also tell you that we've been introduced to four new directors this season: Ben Hernandez Bray -> 5x03 Paula Hunziker -> 5x06 (hostage episode) Kristin Windell -> 5x07 James Wong -> 5x08 + a new writer last night 🥴 Ian Sobel (This is the eighth tv series he's worked on, fifth time as the script developer)

[outrunningthedark]

I need brenna to come back to 911 but with her so involved with Chicago fire think she’ll ever come back?

Yeah, she could, but it won't be more than once or twice in a season. 911verse doesn't *need* Brenna when there's already a core group TPTB trust to get things done, and that group now happens to include both a showrunner and one of the executive producers. And tbh, with KR at the helm, we're more likely to see a new (to us) name for a trial run (Paula Hunziker, Kristin Windell, Ben Hernandez Bray, Shauna Duggins) than a commitment to someone outside the "bubble" long-term.

[outrunningthedark]

If brenna returns for 5x18 it’ll be very 👀

That's the goal, but there were four new (to us) directors in 5A (Ben Hernandez Bray, Paula Hunziker, Kristin Windell, and James Wong), and a stuntwoman is getting her second-ever directing gig in 5B, so I'm already preparing for Kristen to give the finale to someone else to make it fair. Or something.