Artechnik Podcast

A podcast about the intersection of art and technology. Enjoy the tangential goodness today! Great topics including: Scott Sigler, Podiobooks, 1,000 True Fans, Dickens, becoming a better writer by not showing off, comic books, self-publishing, Marvel Infinite Comics, motion comics, Script Frenzy 2012, XKCD, how to stay on your current creative project, Jedi Tupac hologram vs. Trek Tasha Yar hologram, Pepper's Ghost, how to tour an artist posthumously, Aaron's one useable piece of rap knowledge, RIP Dick Clark, Secret Tales from American Bandstand, Did William Shatner get a better death on Priceline than Star Trek? Okdudagrams, Jef does more awful impressions, The Avengers, why Adam likes aintitcool, what is wrong with the 2012 equation (remember Y2K?) our soft openings  and Adam's mom.

*Episodes 1-4 have been moved into the dustbin of history ( #righttobeforgotten). Quite frankly, it was just too hard to listen to us being awkward. We hit whatever version of “our stride” we have here, at Episode 5. So… start here!

A podcast about the intersection of arts and technology. This episode: Adam, Aaron and Jef discuss why Ultraviolet may be encouraging movie piracy, why TYA (aka "Children's Theatre) is often more impressive than so-called "regular" theatre, how TYA acting is like Shakespeare, burning rabbits, "Theatre in Our Schools Month, Music in Our Schools Month," the rules of Star Trek, audience demographics, accountants playing basketball, SoHo Gallery for Digital Art, Video not killing the ventriloquist Radio Star, Copyright and how -not- to get a job as a Scenic Designer.

A podcast about the intersection of arts and technology.

Episode 3.  Spoiler alerts! We sit down with the cast of the new show "I Tweeted on My iPad and I Liked It," a comedy from the Springer Opera House about how social media has changed the world. Runs April 12-21. Tickets at springeroperahouse.org. Guests include Adam Archer, Cameron Bean, EJ Cameron, Casey Holloway, Jim Pharr and Helen Varner. Featuring: How to pitch a show to the producer, how to create a revue show, the five-block rule, character connections via costumes, audience interaction, lions vs. unicorns, the fourth wall, what to cut vs. what to keep, nerd bergs, Adam Archer impersonations  and how to say the word "Linux."

A podcast about the intersection of arts and technology.

Episode 2. Jef, Adam and Aaron discuss floating movie theatres in Thailand, video games as art, transgender artists, haptic tattoos, soft-gel magnets in costume design, translucent concrete, current projects and holographic internal psychotherapy. Also: Anna Anthropy, Dys4ria game, The End of Us, Inventables.

A podcast about the intersection of art and technology.

Episode 1: Jef, Aaron and Adam discuss cheaper tech for better storytelling, Garageband Jam Session on the New iPad, Who We Are, Celtx Screenwriting Software, 1000 True Fans, Speaking of Twitter, Kids Quitting Facebook?, Personal vs. Professional Internet, Roseanne’s objectivity, Where Carnies Retire, ScanOps, Jurassic Disappointment, The Return of Adventure Games, The PS Vita, and the Gameboy Graveyard.

This week we talk about:
Us, Introductions and the birth of the ArTechnik podcast
1,000 True Fans
3-D Movies
Twitter
Canadian Buffoonery
Roseanne
The PSVita
Carnies
Pancake Divination Techniques
Garage Band Jam Session
Celtx
1,000 True Fans
BUFFOONERY ACTING WORKSHOP
ScanOps Images

And a whole bunch more!