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Welcome to Screen Matter, an entertainment and technology-focused visual podcast by Garrett Chisholm and Sean Walters, Emerging Media and Digital Arts students at Southern Oregon University.
Intro / Outro Music — "Head in the Clouds" by Matthew May.
There's a whole lot to talk about, from PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X to Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales and Watch Dogs: Legion. Though, most importantly, we have to take a look at one of the most overlooked video games for kids — Madagascar for the PlayStation 2.
Intro / Outro Music — "Memories Fade" by micco.
Twitch streamers are still being hit with devastating DMCA takedowns and Twitch clips are flooding YouTube recommendations. After the news talk, let's take a break with a couple creative YouTube channels focused on both the art of cinematography and screenplays.
Intro / Outro Music — "The Other Night" by micco.
Have you ever thought about what you usually use your social media for? For creatives, many communities thrive with an unimaginable amount of incredible content. Let's take a peak at a few creative and inspirational posts.
Intro / Outro Music — "The Other Night" by micco.
There's some surprising OnePlus news, Tesla's changing some things, Google Pixel 5's taking an interesting step laterally, and Garrett is replacing his laptop with an iPad Pro.
Intro / Outro Music — "Forever, How's That Sound" by micco.
In our film and television segment, we talk about the exciting Spider-Man 3 rumors involving Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield, and wrap it up by discussing the entertainment that we've been watching recently.
Intro / Outro Music — "Late Hours" by Charlie Chill.
Discovering new music, understanding listening patterns, organizing playlists, and much more.
Intro / Outro Music — "You Are Loved" by LAZYASSKID.
Garrett and Sean discuss who they are, how the podcast started, our previous podcast-esque project (The SlimeCast), being yourself on camera/microphone, and.... bowl cuts?
Intro / Outro Music — "Head in the Clouds" by Matthew May.
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