# Omari Newton
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Omari Akil Newton is a Canadian actor. He is best known for playing the roles of Larry Summers in Blue Mountain State and Lucas Ingram in Continuum. Newton is the co-founder of Boldskool Productions.
INTERVIEW - Omari Newton and Luvia Petersen
Mike and Dave were honored and privileged to speak with Omari Newton (Lucas Ingram) and Luvia Petersen (Jasmine Garza) about their characters, the show, and their other artistic endeavors. I can't think of anything else to write because I'm still amazed by the experience of talking to these two.
#0796: Omari Newton; Adele Royce; & Marc Hartzman
The Stuph File Program
Featuring Omari Newton, actor & co-head of film production at Vancouver Film School; Adele Royce, author of Summer's Blood; & Marc Hartzman, author of We Are Not Alone: The Extraordinary History Of UFO's And Aliens Invading Our Hopes, Fears And Fantasies
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The Full Show: Langley Township taps out to B.C NDP’s housing legislation, Metro Vancouver staff travel to Europe on taxpayers’ dime & Create your own Hallmark holiday movie with the Vancouver Film School!
Langley Township taps out to B.C NDP’s housing legislation
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Dreary winter blues - the science behind seasonal depression
GUEST: Ric De Villa, Acting Program Director of Recovery and Innovation at the Canadian Mental Health Association
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Create your own Hallmark holiday movie with the Vancouver Film School!
GUEST: Omari Newton, co-head of film production and head of acting for Vancouver Film School
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B.C. gets go-ahead for opioid class-action suit | Favourite holiday movies
The Supreme Court of Canada has ruled that British Columbia can bring forward a class-action lawsuit against pharmaceutical providers for harms caused by opioids on behalf of other provinces, territories and the federal government. We ask our audience to share their thoughts and speak to former Van…
How are the Vancouver film and music industries closing off 2024?
We speak with Omari Newton, head of the acting department at Vancouver Film School, about films and television shows now being set - not just shot - in Vancouver. We also speak with Petunia from the Vancouver band Petunia and the Vipers about their new album.
The role of B.C. mining in Canada-U.S. tariffs | Misinformation on social media
The B.C. government says Trump's proposed 25 per cent tariffs would cost the province's $69 billion over the next three years and 124,000 future jobs. The president and CEO of the B.C. Mining Association joins the show to discuss the industry's role in the proposed export bans.
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What are you watching this fall?
The 77th Primetime Emmy Awards will take place this Sunday, as people ease into cooler weather by watching television shows and movies this fall. Omari Newton, head of acting and film departments at Vancouver Film School, joins the show to preview the season.
Stephen Drover is Directing the Macbeth He's Been Thinking About for Twenty Years
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Stephen Drover has directed Macbeth before; twenty years ago, the day after it closed, he wanted to do it again. Now, as both adapter and director for Bard on the Beach in Vancouver, he's finally getting that chance. In this rich conversation, Stephen talks abo…
Episode 375: Is Vancouver’s screen scene in trouble?
What’s really going on in the Vancouver film and television industry these days? Is it – as the Hollywood Reporter postulated in an article in May 2026 – “seeing [a] film and television production rebound”? Is it accurate to say – as the same publication stated just a month previous – that “U.S. fi…
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