"Talking Pictures is THE great film and film festival podcast with rich, in-depth interviews from A-Listers to beginners.  Generous host, Paul Booth, brings a humble curiosity to his interviews that remarkably warms his guests into sharing stories of humor, horror and wisdom - with insights on the creative process and industry that are both substantive and entertaining.” 

"Talking to Paul Booth, the creator and host of Talking Pictures, is always a pleasure. He is knowledgable, has a deep love for film and film history, and is a pleasant interviewer. As a filmmaker it is always nice when the host is enthusiastic about your work and is there to help you elevate your project via his or her platform. Paul does a wonderful job accomplishing this! I am honored to have participated on Talking Pictures, and would be happy to be invited back at anytime in the future. I think this show will only grow and expand as time goes on."

"Paul Booth's passion, knowledge and continued curiosity about cinema and the creative process results in revealing repartee and genuine investigation"

"Taking Pictures is one of the best blog experiences on the net. My clients e.g. Rachel Morrison, ASC (MUDBOUND, BLACK PANTHER and Greig Fraser, ACS ASC, (LION, DUNE, THE MANDELORIAN) always enjoy talking with the show's host, Paul Booth, as he takes a deep dive into their work -- often taking them in unexpected directions that reveal the true inner creativity of their talent. "

Talking Pictures is cinema joy!  Always shining a light on that which we might miss, count on Paul Booth’s passion and knowledge to elevate our experience of the art form we love. 

"Paul is a passionate podcast host who cares about film, art and the filmmaker. A true supporter of indie film and a champion for the craft. It was a real pleasure to be on the show."

Paul Booth loves movies, but he may love the folks who create movies even more. I'm always impressed with his unambiguous curiosity about, and enthusiasm for, the work and world of filmmaking. It's refreshing to find a film journalist who's, first and foremost, a genuine fan of our medium."