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Topics will touch on all film formats (from pocket-sized 110 to medium format to movie film), do-it-yourself techniques, digital technologies, motion picture film making and more.

Ordering is now open for the ILFORD Ultra Large Format (ULF) special order program.  This annual campaign gives photographers the opportunity to order non-standard sizes of ILFORD sheet film and other specialty products without the constraints of the usual minimum order quantity.

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Topics include Matt Day’s newest book project ”Surveyor”, Film Photography Project’s line of unique and exclusive 35mm film stocks, group discussion of favorite film cameras, TheDarkroom Lab’s history and investment in keeping film processing alive. Gest host Trev Lee.

Film Photography Podcast 320

Review the Mamiya C3 medium format film camera, discuss 125 SLR cameras, give away the Argus C3 ”Sparkle Brick”

Film Photography Podcast 319

Movie film discussion and how lower ISO films are easier to shoot.

Film Photography Podcast 318

Custom Argus C3 camera giveaway, Ansco Viking 120 camera review, listener letters and more!

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Liz Manashil and Alrik Bursell discuss independent filmmaking, everything from writing, producing and directing to working as crew. But this is not just a podcast about "making it," it's also about struggling with rejection, self-doubt and everything else that comes with pursuing a career in film. F...

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Film Interviews

On this Thursday bonus episode we are going to play the interview from episode 174 from September 2018 with writer and director Paulina Lagudi who talks about making her first feature Mail Order Monster after having co produced a feature before hand. I thought Paulina was a good match for Zoe because they both talk about making their first feature and they had both produced a feature before writing and directing their own solo features. After that we play another round of The Game, enjoy! 

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Paulina Lagudi - BONUS Throwback Interview!

This week we welcome writer and director Zoe Eisenberg on the show to talk about making her solo directorial debut Chaperone and how she pulled the movie together. After that we play another round of You're The Expert, enjoy!

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Zoe Eisenberg - Premiering at Slamdance with First Feature Chaperone!

On this Thursday bonus episode we are going to play the interview from episode 263 from May 2020 with Greg Barker about moving from career in documentaries to making his first narrative feature for Netflix. I thought this was a good pairing for Stefon because both their first narrative features were produced by Netflix, under very different circumstances and in different points in their careers. After that we play another round of The Game, enjoy!

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Greg Barker - BONUS Throwback Interview!

This week we welcome director Stefon Bristol on the show to talk about his 2nd feature Breathe which he made with Thunder Road, being mentored by Spike Lee and how he got his first feature produced by Netflix. After that we play another round of You’re the Expert, enjoy! 

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Stefon Bristol - Leveling Up By Directing A List Actors for Feature #2!

On this Thursday bonus episode we are going to play the interview from episode 359 from Februrary 2022 with writer and show runner Rebecca Cutter who talks about working her way up in the writers room and creating her own show, Hightown! I thought Rebecca was a good match for Debby because they both worked their way up in writers rooms before running their own shows. After that we play another round of The Game, enjoy!

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Rebecca Cutter - BONUS Throwback Interview!

Making Movies is HARD!!!: The Struggles of Indie Filmmaking

Brian Matiash brings you a fun, pithy, entertaining podcast covering the intersection of photography and technology in a way that only he can.

Brian has over a decade of experience as a professional photographer and published author, as well as a brand ambassador to several top photo and technology...

When the topic of mobile photography is discussed, it’s almost always with reference to the cameras and sensors built into our phones. However, there is another side of this topic that is as interesting and can be quite impactful for photographers. I’m thrilled to welcome my friend, Matthew Cassinelli, to the show to discuss the potential that Apple’s upcoming iPadOS and shortcuts can have for those of us who want to cut down the weight of our gear when we travel. It’s a really interesting episode and I look forward to hearing your thoughts on it!
Show Notes

 Learn all about Apple Shortcuts from Matthew on his website, via Twitter, and on YouTube.
 Check out everything coming from Apple for iPadOS.
 Google is shutting down its tablet production.


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57 - Taking Shortcuts With Photography (with Matthew Cassinelli)

The self-paced online education industry has been booming for several years and reports indicate that this space will only grow. You can find online educational resources for virtually every topic, every field, and every hobby. Photography is no exception here, yet it is becoming an exceptionally crowded space. Despite that, there is plenty of room to find success and today’s guest is an excellent resource to discuss that. I’m so happy to welcome Aaron Nace, founder of Phlearn, a premier online education website dedicated to helping photographers improve their Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom skills.
Show Notes

 Interested in learning more about Phlearn? Use code MATIASH20 to take 20% off your subscription or course order!
 If you’re even remotely interested in the power of mobile editing, check out the Phlearn course starring Elise Swopes.


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56 - Let's Phlearn Together (with Aaron Nace)

Last week was Earth Day, which always seems ludicrous to me since we should focus on the health and hygiene of the planet every day. But, I’ll take any opportunity to bring more attention to this topic, especially when it involves our beautiful natural landscapes getting trampled or destroyed by people looking to create a new Instagram post. Social media has had a number of societal impacts. Some have been good, but others have been quite devastating, especially when it comes to the lack of care for natural environments. As photographers, we have a responsibility to act as nature’s stewards by incorporating Leave No Trace best practices, as well as deputizing other photographers. Fortunately, Erin Babnik, my guest for this episode of the No Name Photo Show is one of the foremost authorities in fighting to protect natural landscapes from being destroyed by witless people. In addition to being an absolutely amazing photographer, Erin is a stalwart advocate for protecting the sanctity of natural environments. I’m so thankful to have her on and I’m sure you’re going to love the conversation. Show Notes  Be sure to follow Erin’s work on her website and Instagram Definitely take the time to read all of Erin’s outstanding articles on Photo Cascadia If you’re in the LA area, go see Erin present The Seven Virtues of a Creative Landscape Photographer at the Canon Experience Center (May 21, 2019 – 7:00 PM PT) Be sure to review and practice the Leave No Trace 7 principles 

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Ep. 055 - Leave No Trace (with Erin Babnik)

I'm very excited to welcome my very close friend, Colby Brown, back to the show. Colby was last heard on Episode 51 and my goal was to follow up our extended conversation into Episode 52, but life happened. Fortunately, we were able to record this episode together while huddled in our cabin in Norway's Lofoten Islands as gale force winds were pummeling the area. Considering that we were about to begin a winter workshop in the area with a group of intrepid photography students, we thought it'd be fun to discuss how we approach and plan for shooting in extremely cold conditions. We follow up with a great conversation about dealing with expectations vs. reality when it comes to photography, gear, and life. It's a great chat and I'm sure you'll love it! Follow Colby on his website and on Instagram.

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Ep. 054 -  Preparing For Extreme Cold Photo Shoots (with Colby Brown)

As a whole, I believe that landscape and travel photographers are good people with equally good intentions. We are all eager to photograph the beauty of nature and go to great lengths to protect it… for the most part. Unfortunately, the groundswell of social media ego and a general lack of values localized to a subset of people have resulted in myriad negative effects on nature. Rather than appreciating the privilege of shooting at these locations, some people see it as their right, with the expressed interest of getting that new post on Instagram. The resulting general consensus has been to prohibit, or discourage, sharing locations or tagging them on social media posts. The idea is that by making it harder for others to find those locations, the odds of them being destroyed or overrun with tourists will decrease. The problem I see with this tactic is that it doesn’t do much to raise awareness and educate people. Tucking this info under the carpet may be a decent stopgap solution, but the real effort should be in empowering everyone to take greater care of our precious natural environments. That’s why I’m very excited about a brand new project that my guest, Luka Esenko, is announcing: PhotoHound. Native to Slovenia, Luka is a fantastic photographer and guide who has traveled to over 50 countries in Europe and SE Asia. He believes that we, as a photo community, can do amazing things when we not only share all the beauty and variety that this world offers but also practice common sense, responsible photography. Instead of keeping location information proprietary, Luka wants to address the issue head-on and equip photographers with the knowledge and tools to preserve these locations. I’m a big fan of this plan and can’t wait to see what he does with PhotoHound. Show Notes  Sign up to learn more about PhotoHound and how you can practice responsible photography Learn more about Luka Esenko on his website and Instagram I highly recommend checking out Luka’s workshops. He is an amazing guide. 

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Ep. 053 - PhotoHound and Responsible Photography (with Luka Esenko)

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The Woodshop 101 Podcast is geared towards the weekend woodworker providing tips, tricks, and laughs. The show is hosted by Jeremy Crawford, Drew Short, and Sam Wooddell. Collectively the three personalities work well together bringing different perspectives, levels of experience combined with funny...

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Welcome to Woodshop 101 this is episode #169 for November 23rd, 2020. Happy Thanksgiving! I am Drew Short of Rock-n H Woodshop and I am joined today by my co-hosts Jeremy Crawford of Countryside Workshop and Sam Wooddell of SamRyan Designs.

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Woodshop 101 #169 : Contractual Agreement

Welcome to Woodshop 101 this is episode #168 for November 16th, 2020. I am Sam Wooddell of SamRyan Designs, and I am joined today by my co-hosts Jeremy Crawford from Countryside Workshop, and Drew Short of Rock-n H Woodshop.

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Woodshop 101 #168 : Client Onboarding

Welcome Back to Woodshop 101 Podcast. On today’s show we are talking about what we have been working on.

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Woodshop 101 #167 :   What’s on the Bench!

Welcome Back… Hear what we have been up to over the last year and why we haven’t been recording!

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Woodshop 101 #166 :  We’re Back... Again!

This is a special episode… you will be hearing the talk we gave at WorkbenchCon 2019 titled “Power of Podcasting Together”.

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Woodshop 101 #165 : Power of Podcasting Together (WBC 2019)

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It's 5 minutes before the end of art class, the room is a mess. Some kids are finishing up their projects, others are not. The clock is ticking and you know what comes next... clean up time.



What do you do next? That depends on you... today on Art Made Easy, I help you outline the best clean up routine for YOU.







That little phrase always puts me in panic mode. Why? Because I didn't have a system... at least, not one in which I identified as sound.



I've always been honest about this failing of mine. I like to create not clean!



This use to worry me and make me feel like a fraud. Real art teachers know what to do! They have their classroom procedures used control.



What I know now that I didn't know then...



But lucky for you, I have a few strategies that will help YOU identify the best clean-up routine for your art room.



There are three phases of clean up:



1. Getting Attention: How do you transition from actively working on projects to stopping? Do you ring a bell? Play a clean up song? Yell? Dim the lights?



2. Cleaning Up: What do you want the kids to do? Why? What will help you the most?



3. Exiting: Do you need time to offer rewards or calculate class points after the clean up? Exit games? Or do you just need them to get out.



All three parts are unique to you. YOU get to decide how each phase looks for your classroom. The kids will respond to whatever YOU decide.



The real trick is to do it consistently.







I've found that there are 4 different styles of teaching art.



Figuring out which style fits your personality can help you decide on a way to get your students' attention, and that style will flow into the rest of your clean up routine. It’s all about knowing what is best for YOU and sticking to it.



The Manager:



This is the art teacher who manages every minute of an art session: entering, transitioning, demonstration, creating, etc.



They often use repetition as their classroom management tool—few bells and whistles.



This is the teacher who thrives on managing expectations by never deviating from the plan.



Clean up for the Manager often looks controlled, orderly and efficient. In fact, a good allotment of time is spent on transitions.



The Manager does this systematically, so notes or complex charts are often not needed.



The  Minimalist:



This is the art teacher who likes to keep things very simple: as few steps as possible.



1. Art on Rack



2. Brushes & Paint on Sink Counter



3. Tools in Tray



4. Recycle paper



The Minimalist gives the students simple tasks and oversees the execution.







The Counter:



This is the teacher who incorporates countdowns into every facet of the art sessions.



Counting how many paper scraps children pick up or counting down to get kids to pay attention.



There may be overlaps between the Manager and the Counter personalities, however the counter uses numerically based tactics.



The Performer:



This is the teacher who relies on fun antics and high engagement to get their kids excited about clean-up.




Clean Up Strategies & Routines for the Art Room: AME 132


Whether you are a brand new teacher preparing for your first art class or an experienced art teacher looking to change things up, knowing what to do on the first day of school can be challenging. We all have questions: Do you create art right away or do you establish a management plan? You may wonder what projects to do or what supplies to prep. This episode offers a few ideas to think about as you start to plan for your big day back.



Download the First Day of Art Class Freebie and Back to School Guide, and start planning your awesome week!



IN THIS EPISODE YOU’LL LEARN: 




* How deciding what you want your students to experience when they step into your art room is a great way to begin your year



* What painted paper is and how children can have fun with it.



* Why I created student portfolios and the best system on how to do this.



* How line drawings can be used as a project technique (and may be the most effective one)



* How self-portraits can be a great option for demonstrating student improvement in art throughout the year








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DOWNLOAD THE FIRST DAY OF ART CLASS FREEBIE



 Download our back to School Guide | Resources to help kickstart your art program.It’s a 3-part strategy on how to use the Elements of Arts when planning your art curriculum including ordering supplies, a grade level checklist for the scope and sequence of K-7 Elements of Art and What I’ll Learn in Art Class posters.







SHOW NOTES



 PDF – First Day of Art, with lessons and resources



How to Make Painted Paper



Dot Day on Sept. 15th



THE DOT by Peter H. Reynolds 



AME:013 Scoping the Sequencing on Portrait Making



Managing Artwork with Student Portfolios



Watch this video to see how to make painted paper











Strategies for the First Day of Art Class: AME 063






 



Which statement rings true for you: summer is too short OR summer is long enough?



If you're like most of us, you probably feel as though it is way too short.



By the time you’re back in the classroom in August or September it can feel as those past two months was just enough time to catch your breath, but not enough to fully recharged and get aligned.



So how do you make the most out of your time? 



Do you tackle all the stuff on your to-do list early on so you can relax later? Do you completely veg and catch up on Netflix?



Our summer plans feel differently for all of us, because we are all unique in how we restore ourselves. 



If you’re coming off a chaotic teaching season into a chaotic summer, an introverted teacher can feel completely overwhelmed. 



If you have nothing on your plate and your days are unstructured, an extrovert may feel completely unfulfilled. 



It’s also possible for both personality extremes to overestimate what you can accomplish in this relatively small parcel of time. 



Introverted and extroverted personality types may require radically different summer agendas, so keeping in mind both personalities...



Here are my top 10 tips for making summer feel restful, enjoyable & energizing —







WHAT YOU'LL LEARN:



- Why learning new perspectives is the quickest way to become happy



- How you can recognize the small happy moments that occur every day



- How to choose one goal you want to accomplish



- Why we need to schedule alone time, become more active and in the process, gain more energy



- What to do if you are not getting enjoyment out of what you are doing







LISTEN TO THE SHOW

















Download my free Summer Planning & Creating Guide PDF by clicking the white box below. Enter your name and email and we'll send it to you!







 







LINKS & RESOURCES



16 Personalities Test



The Enneagram Test



(one of Team's Sparkle's favorite personality test)



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Our 2018 and 2019 Online Workshops are on Sale for your all your Summer creative PD hour needs —













 

10 Tips to Make the Most out of Your Summer: AME 095


The Coronavirus is certainly shaking things up. It's early on in the cycle of school closures, social distancing and home-based learning and people are just plain confused.



Folks deal with these types of events differently. There is a tremendous amount of pressure to stay put, not travel, hoard toilet paper and stock up on Chardonnay. So I thought it might be helpful to offer you a permission slip to slow down, calm down and take this pandemic day by day.



There are so many opportunities lurking behind every bored moment, teaching challenge and frustrations. You never really know when you'll hit your stride of capturing moments for your students and children during this disruption.



This episode shares insights on how boredom is the biggest precursor to creativity. How pulling back maybe the best way to ignite children's creativity.







WHAT YOU'LL LEARN:



- What I did to develop and nurture my own creativity when I was a child.



- How giving your child unstructured time to think about what they like will lead to so many good things



- A simple exercise you can start using today with younger students



- Why you don't need a lot of tech or equipment to connect with your students while they're at home



- What possibilities exist when children are home for an extended period of time



- What I recommend you do (and don't do) while home during this time







LISTEN TO THE SHOW:









LINKS & RESOURCES:



How the Enneagram Broke Me Wide Ame: AME 130



www.deepspacesparkle.com/enneagram-broke-wide-open-ame-130/



The Art Pantry Website



www.theartpantry.com/diy/e-guides/



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How to Cultivate Creative Thinkers at Home: AME 153

Do you struggle to find the right response when parents complain about your cancellation policy, how you're grading children in art class, or why your art looks the way it does?
You're not alone.
One of the biggest challenges for many art teachers, classroom teachers, and art volunteers is setting expectations for your art program. This is an often overlooked part of your program and if not addressed early on, can lead to some very uncomfortable conversations.
And believe me, I've had a few.
If you struggle with any of the above, then I'm happy to say that the solution is easy. Today, I'm sharing how a communication plan will empower you with a clear message that will virtually eliminate any confusion with parents, teachers and your administration. Download my worksheet below that will help walk you through each step of your communication plan.
"When you are confident in your approach, art philosophy, rules and procedures, you can bet others will be confident in YOU." - Patty Palmer





WHAT YOU'LL LEARN:
- How to draft an effective communication plan
- Why it's never too late to send out a communication letter to the parents
- How you can use social media to get your message out
- Why this practice has been a positive experience for me
- What can happen if you delay sending this information
- Which topics to cover in your communication letter





LISTEN TO THE SHOW:







LINKS & RESOURCES:
Click the yellow button below to download my worksheet to help you draft your own art program letter:




 


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Your Communication Plan (and Why it’s Never Too Late to Create One): AME 152

Art Made Easy

The Podcast That Hears Listeners’ Reality TV and Documentary Series Pitches.

Are you ever too young — or too old — to chase a dream? Is success in the entertainment industry possible when you don’t know anyone? Can there be one setback that’s just too daunting to get past? Today, prolific composer and all around great person Todd C. Burns is here to share hard-earned advice on overcoming adversity to be successful in the entertainment industry. Like us, Todd came into this crazy business not knowing anyone, hustling to make things happen, and facing some obstacles so big they could have seemed impossible to overcome. Today we talk with Todd about the courage to chase your dreams, how to define your own success, and standing tall and proud when fate tosses you the ultimate curve ball. If you’re a creative person chasing a dream on any level, today’s episode is for you. Todd’s not only successful, he’s a great guy with a big heart, and very open and honest when it comes to giving advice. You’re gonna love him!




Todd C. Burns – Music To Our Ears
Like some of you listening to this podcast, Todd C. Burns is a working professional in the entertainment industry. And, like many others listening, Todd, like you, was once a young, aspiring creative who knew no one in Hollywood. 
On today’s podcast episode we have a wide-ranging conversation with Todd about the journey we all go through. From just starting out, to becoming a pro, to becoming the “wise old wizard” who pays forward what they’ve been taught in life. It’s a ride every single one of us probably wants to take, and we’re all at our own pit stop on that wild adventure.
Just some of what we discuss today:

* Getting started when you don’t know anyone in Hollywood
* Overcoming inevitable setbacks
* Reframing “luck” and making your own
* Defining your own success and happiness
* Facing imposter syndrome – and why it’s not a bad thing
* Embracing mentorship – from both sides
* Turning what is terrifying into pure motivation
* Why the biggest obstacle in Todd’s life gave him new perspective
* How Joke landed an early internship with Hollywood’s biggest female producer
* And…what it means to be “THE DUDE” – and that is NOT gender specific!

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Filmmaking Chops – Sound Design
On a more hands-on, practical note, Biagio discovered Todd’s YouTube channel when looking for inspiring sound design tutorials in prep for our new series Unraveled. Todd has a great channel packed full of tutorials on creating sound design and composing music for TV and film.
One of the cool things Todd does is turn every day items into crazy sound effects that are very useful to filmmakers. He does the same with sound effects of wolves and other recordings your probably already have access to. While Todd uses music software to get this done, many of these same effects can be achieved right in Adobe Premiere or Final Cut Pro, so no filmmaker should shy away from trying to create a few unique, signature sounds for their projects. Here’s one to get you thinking:


Production Music Club – Make Your Own Music?
Now, most of you probably don’t know that Biagio writes a lot of the music for our shows, and loves brushing up on his composing skills with online tutorials. 
So another reason we were so into what Todd was doing is that he’s also teaching how to write music for film and TV, both on his free YouTube channel, and also in his great online course at Production Music Club (more below, NOT an affiliate link).

Sound Advice on Dreams and Success from Todd C. Burns

Jon Kroll is the man behind some the biggest unscripted TV shows of all time. From Big Brother to The Amazing Race, he’s been in the industry for close to 30 years. (Not to mention he is a mentor to the two of us, and one of the first industry people we ever met. Plus a super nice guy!) Now, he’s here to share his incredible experience producing UNCHARTED. It stars one of the greatest reality TV personalities of all time, famous chef Gordon Ramsay. Oh…and this globe-trotting action adventure cooking show filmed…during a world-wide pandemic.  Learn how Jon takes on the impossible, makes shows look larger than life, and works with Gordon Ramsay. Plus a deep dive into his production process, and more. Get ready to have your mind blown. 




Uncharted: Epic TV from Nat Geo
If you haven’t seen Uncharted from National Geographic, you are missing out. This incredible series stars Biagio’s favorite reality personality of all time – Gordon Ramsay. Every episode, Gordon journeys to some of the most incredible and remote locations on Earth. Why? 
Well, of course, in search of culinary inspiration! Epic adventures and unique cultural experiences. Plus, you know, Gordon hangs off cliffs and jumps out of planes and stuff. It’s pretty great. New episodes premiere Sundays at 9/8c on Nat Geo, and play five days later on Disney+. (By the way, a treasure trove of past episodes are waiting for you on Disney+ if you want to binge.)
Oh, and the last two seasons of Uncharted filmed during Covid-19! As if the show wasn’t difficult enough to make already! Luckily, this show had one of our favorite producers and personal mentors at the helm…Jon Kroll. 

Uncharted: How the Heck did Jon Do It?
Jon Kroll has executive produced three seasons of  Uncharted. He never guessed when he started season two that things would get so…complicated. World-wide pandemic complicated. So picture this. You’re traveling the globe with one of the most recognizable celebrities on earth. There’s action, sweating, travel, and COOKING? Could there be a crazier combination of TV to produce during Covid-19? 
Today Jon shares amazing inside info about how he did it, did it safely, and still delivered every episode of this challenging show. 

Uncharted: Small Crew, Huge Show
Uncharted feels epic, yet Jon manages to produce the show with just a few cameras. His crew is tiny compared to what he had on Amazing Race. Schedule is tight. And backup plans are a must. After all, on a world-wide jaunt with unpredictable weather, and a killer virus, you never know what will happen. 
Jon goes into some of his tricks for super-sizing Uncharted despite these obstacles. 

Action, Adventure, and…Menudo?
Well, if you want to know what ‘s all about, you’ll just have to listen to today’s episode!
Just some of what Jon discusses today:

* Working hand in hand with Gordon Ramsay to make TV magic
* Making a show with a small crew feel larger than life
* Rethinking an entire show’s schedule when disaster hits
* Safely planning and filming spine-tingling stunts
* Placing cameras when you want to shoot 360 degrees of action (but not the cameras!)
* And…who gets to eat all those amazing leftovers?

This episode goes deep. Today you’ll get some advanced producing tips you’re not likely to hear anywhere else. Plus lots of laughs, a few secrets, and the greatest story you’ll ever hear about getting through customs. So sit back and let Jon’s deep, wisdom-filled voice teach and inspire. Hit that giant play button now!

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It’s an exciting time to be a content creator – for all of us! Not long ago, documentaries were gloomily known as the “D” word…since no one wanted to buy them. Now they’re hot as ever thanks to streamers like Netflix and cable networks who’ve followed suit. On the flip side, podcasting was once thought of as a geeky pass time (hello, Biagio!) It’s now exploded in popularity. In some cases podcasts have even beaten TV at the game of winning pop culture buzz. Being TV producers and filmmakers, networks have begun asking us to find ways to marry the two worlds. Along the way we’ve learned a bunch, and today we’re sharing 3 ways we see podcasting changing how television is developed and made. We’ve got the answers you need, some landmines to look out for, and real-world advice for this new frontier where TV gets married to podcasting. 




Knee Deep in TV and Podcasts
We’ve been doing this podcast, Producing Unscripted, for a long time now (since 2013!) It’s a small little thing we record on Biagio’s iPhone and put up when we can during production “breaks.” (Which have been less and less lately – thankfully we’ve been in production non-stop, but we miss you all!) 
This is a really a personal endeavor. It’s something we do for fun and to meet new people. For the most part, it’s been a really positive experience. Plus a way for us to talk about what we do at our company Joke Productions. 
But we never considered ourselves “pro podcasters.” Then, to our surprise, podcasting would suddenly become a much bigger part of our career. 

Unmasking Podcasting & TV
Several years ago, we were making a series for CNN and HLN called Unmasking a Killer. They approached us about producing and hosting an Unmasking a Killer Podcast with the series. It was an eye-opening experience, and we learned some valuable lessons we discuss on today’s episode. 
And if you want to hear the two of us doing material that’s far more serious, you can check out the Unmasking a Killer podcast.
That was our first glimpse into where it looks like the worlds of TV and podcasting are heading. Networks everywhere were exploring how they could participate in the podcasting space.

Unraveling Podcasting & TV
On our current series, Unraveled, podcasting has become even more crucial. We developed the series itself as a hybrid. Rather than making a TV show and producing a podcast “on the side” we’re filming a TV series about podcasters who are investigative journalists. The project captures them actively tracking down leads and interviewing people, all while making a podcast. Each two hour TV episode has an accompanying seven hours of podcast eps. That’s a lot of content! 
To get an idea of how deep the it goes, check out the Unraveled Podcast.
For you editors and techie-types, Adobe wrote a story about Joke Productions and how we edited the podcast in conjunction with the TV series.

The Future of Podcasting and TV
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The lure of the entertainment industry, and of course, Los Angeles. It’s something many of us dream about. If you’re a kid from Cleveland like me (Biagio) or a girl from Belgium like Joke, it can seem larger than life, like a fantasy world that’s a million miles away. Many of us come. Some stay. Some move on. But one thing is for sure – L.A. has its own special kind of magic. Now, TV Producer extraordinaire and best-selling author Troy DeVolld has taken the time to really explore why so many of us belong nowhere else but the city of Angels – and he’s done it in the most surprising way! Get ready for a completely unique discussion about life, dreams, work, and the reality that is showbiz and Los Angeles. There are valuable tips and insights here for you that will help you not only chase success, but frame it in a healthy way. What Troy has to say honestly just might change your life for the better, so read on!




Troy DeVolld: Loving Life
If you’ve been around the unscripted television world at all, you’ve heard of Troy DeVolld, including on this podcast. He literally wrote the book on Reality TV (literally.) 
Try not to stare too hard at the amazing IMDB page for Troy DeVolld. He’s not only a best-selling author. He’s also a prolific TV producer, and has helped guide some of the biggest unscripted TV shows in history (The Bachelor, Dancing with the Stars, Basketball Wives, and The Surreal Life just to name a few.)
Last time Troy was on this podcast, we discussed the notes process (a must listen if you ever plan to work in this industry.)
But recently, Troy went through a life event that affected him deeply…

Reframing Life
On today’s podcast, Troy talks about why 2020 changed his life (and it’s not because of Covid.) He went though something scary, but as he says, if you’re gonna live in Los Angeles, “you have to learn to turn lemons into steak.” 
This turn of events inspired Troy to really think through his time living, working in, and loving the city of Angels. He took pearls of wisdom and great advice and wove them into two…POETRY books! 
Now, we know some people are like, “Poetry? Uhhh…” But if you have an affinity for L.A., showbiz, or just chasing dreams in general, this is some of the most fun, rewarding, and insightful reading you’ll do…as evidenced by Joke’s copies of the books. She’s marked up a favorite poem or two:
The poems are short, inspirational, funny, and manage to say so much in so little space – kind of amazing, honestly. If you’d like to pick them up, they’re available on Amazon…and somewhere else very special…
100 Poems about Los Angeles
Another 100 Poems About Los Angeles
For the persnickety among you, those are NOT affiliate links. But we hope you’ll pick them up, they’re great! And Troy DeVolld is just awesome. 
Now, as for the other very special place you can get these inspiring books – Troy says if you track him down on his Instagram account <a href="https://www.instagram.com/realitytvtroy/" rel="noopener noreferrer" t...

Troy DeVolld: Sheer Poetry – Life, Dreams, Work and Reality in Los Angeles

It’s 2021, and we all know it can be near-impossible to stay motivated in this most challenging of times. If you’re anything like us, things like quarantine, no social interaction, and global pandemics tend to slow down the old creative juices. It’s been hard for us, and probably for a lot of you, too. So today we’re breaking down how we’ve managed to stay at least semi-productive and almost sane. Plus, the four-and-a-half year journey to our new 10-hour anthology TV series…which, or course, we’re producing from home! Join us in taking on 2021 with gusto—or at least breathing deeply all the way through it.




Throw the Rules Out the Window
We’d be lying if we told you we had a roadmap for navigating the entertainment industry in today’s world. 
Does’t matter if you’re a top studio executive or an aspiring filmmaker. There are question marks everywhere, and it’s easy to get overwhelmed.
In today’s episode, we discuss how we’ve stumbled our way through it so far. That includes producing our new 10-hour anthology TV series Unraveled with a host of people working from their homes…including us. 
Hopefully we offer some thoughts you’ll find useful, or at least supportive as you continue on your creative endeavors while staying safe and healthy.

Unraveled: Our New TV Series
Unraveled is our latest TV series, which also includes seven 1-hour companion podcast episodes for each 2-hour TV installment. It’s hosted by investigative journalists Alexis Linkletter and Billy Jensen. 
Listeners will remember Alexis Linkletter as a long time collaborator with us over at Joke Productions. She’s been on this podcast several times, and we’re thrilled to give her the opportunity to appear in front of the camera on this new series.
We still can’t say a lot about the show, other than our first episode is about the Long Island Serial Killer, and a revealing deep dive into the investigation behind it. 
However, the podcast is already live! 

Listen to the Unraveled Podcast Now
The Unraveled podcast with Billy and Alexis is available now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you stream your podcasts. 
It would mean a lot if you could rate, review, and subscribe!

See the TV Show Soon
The first televised episode of Unraveled premieres on Discovery+, the new streaming platform, March 9. It will then play on Investigation Discovery later in the year. We hope you get to check it out. It’s the most in-depth, explosive series we’ve ever made.

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Raging Bullets S2 E2 : A Comics Fan Podcast

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Raging Bullets S2 E1 : A Comics Fan Podcast

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Raging Bullets Episode 722 : A DC Comics Fan Podcast

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Raging Bullets Episode 721 : A DC Comics Fan Podcast

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Raging Bullets Episode 720 : A DC Comics Fan Podcast

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The Manly Pinterest Tips Podcast is a show created to help you succeed on Pinterest.  If you have content and products you want your clients or customers to see, there is no social media platform like Pinterest.  Join Jeff Sieh as he explores best practices, strategies, and demonstrations on this fa...

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Do you want to learn the potential video has to grow your business?  What’s the best type of video content your audience wants and needs from you?     Topics include how to perform a video content brainstorm, some best practices for designing video content and what to post, when to post and the best tools to help create video content.   Featuring Instagram marketing expert Rebekah Radice, Content Marketing Manager and Pinterest expert Alisa Meredith, and Jeff Sieh.  Discover some great ideas for creating your own video content!

How to Use Video on Instagram

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Welcome to Youth Ministry Lab. A podcast dedicated to exploring new youth ministry ideas and pioneering where no one else is going.

CIY’s Caleb Deroin breaks down creative programming and steps he takes when planning a CIY event. Check out CIY’s Digital Camp Experience https://new.ciy.com/atSPONSORSCHRIST IN YOUTH – ciy.comGIVE CENTRAL - https://www.givecentral.orgDYM PODCAST NETWORK - https://podcast.downloadyouthministry.com/Train Your Volunteers with DYM University - https://www.dymuniversity.comFOLLOW US INSTAGRAM - https://www.instagram.com/ym_lab/   FACEBOOK -  https://bit.ly/2D7Vh9TMORE ABOUT ANTHONY AND SAMAnthony’s Resources - https://bit.ly/2D3m3AnSam’s Resources - https://bit.ly/2UG4ekO

23: Creative Programming w/CIY's Caleb Deroin

Sam breaks down 5 things you should be thinking on during this weird and stressful time. SPONSORSGIVE CENTRAL - https://www.givecentral.orgDYM PODCAST NETWORK - https://podcast.downloadyouthministry.com/Train Your Volunteers with DYM University - https://www.dymuniversity.comFOLLOW US INSTAGRAM - https://www.instagram.com/ym_lab/   FACEBOOK -  https://bit.ly/2D7Vh9TMORE ABOUT ANTHONY AND SAMAnthony’s Resources - https://bit.ly/2D3m3AnSam’s Resources - https://bit.ly/2UG4ekO

22: 5 Thoughts on COVID

21: JOSH GRIFFIN innovating in your contextPart 1 of our Season 2 Launch. Josh Griffin breaks down innovative ideas for your context and a lady does yoga on a windowSPONSORSYouth Works - www.youthworks.comGIVE CENTRAL - https://www.givecentral.orgDYM PODCAST NETWORK - https://podcast.downloadyouthministry.com/Train Your Volunteers with DYM University - https://www.dymuniversity.comFOLLOW US INSTAGRAM - https://www.instagram.com/ym_lab/   FACEBOOK -  https://bit.ly/2D7Vh9TMORE ABOUT ANTHONY AND SAMAnthony’s Resources - https://bit.ly/2D3m3AnSam’s Resources - https://bit.ly/2UG4ekO

21: JOSH GRIFFIN innovating in your context

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20: Zac Workun Live at YS

Part 1 of our Season 2 Launch. We get to hear the amazing voice of our good friend Allison which is worth the listen on it’s own. SPONSORSYouth Works - www.youthworks.comGIVE CENTRAL - https://www.givecentral.orgDYM PODCAST NETWORK - https://podcast.downloadyouthministry.com/Train Your Volunteers with DYM University - https://www.dymuniversity.comFOLLOW US INSTAGRAM - https://www.instagram.com/ym_lab/   FACEBOOK -  https://bit.ly/2D7Vh9TMORE ABOUT ANTHONY AND SAMAnthony’s Resources - https://bit.ly/2D3m3AnSam’s Resources - https://bit.ly/2UG4ekO

19: ALLISON WILLIAMS Ministry on a Budget

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So you think you want to be a digital media mogul? How in the world do I get all this crap set up so that you can do a podcast or a live stream? Richard Taylor and I do a full bore geek fest chat about how we both produce shows to talk about FCPX. Pay special attention to the discussion on audio, Richard and I are both kind of audio nuts.



Credits for Episode 179



Executive Producer: Cirina Catania



Chris Fenwick – chrisfenwick.com – @chrisfenwick



Guest Name – @twitter


FCG179 – Cross Cast (feat. Richard Taylor)


Ever want to cut a whole feature length doc in FCPX? Yea… it can be done alright. Josh Meyers his head of Post Production at Emergent Order in Austin Texas and has vast experience with both Premier and FCPX. EO has cut docs in both and Josh’s insight is interesting. As always, we diverged into a lot of other topics, light the “Fight against Marginalization” and On-boarding new editors to work in FCPX. I hope you enjoy this ep.



Executive Producer: Michael Roper



Associate Producer: Trevor Horton



Chris Fenwick – chrisfenwick.com – @chrisfenwick



Josh Meyers- @EmergentOrderCo – emergentorder.com

FCG178 – The Pursuit (feat. Josh Meyers)


“A dance for my Ego”. Mobile filmmaking and why its the future of content creators.



The power of film making in your pocket.



A time for self reflection … 20 years of mistake.



Do we DARE say Tarantino has jumped the shark?



We also talk about the FCPX Creative Summit in November, the Discount code is “Grill19”



Apogee MetaRecorder



Chris Fenwick – chrisfenwick.com – @chrisfenwick



Sam Mestman – @SamMestman – @lumaforge


FCG177 – Imposter Syndrome (feat. Sam Mestman)


We finally decide! OK… not really but if you want to listen to two FCPX users prattle on about how happy they are with the tool they use THIS is the episode for you. In all actuality Lee and I cover many topics including how Lee thinks I should take an Apple Certified Trainer class, and we also touch on his lectures that are scheduled for the FCPX Creative Summit in November.



Chris Fenwick – chrisfenwick.com – @chrisfenwick



Lee Herbet – @leeherbet


FCG176 – Which editor is for you? (feat. Lee Herbet)


Choosing a phone platform can be tough, or REALLY easy. If you’re a Mac fanboy you probably use an iPhone but I’ve always been intrigued by those that choose android AND use Macs. What drives their decisions and what do they see it breaking from the pack? More importantly what brings someone BACK to iPhone once they have “strayed”. In this episode Alister Robbie goes IN DEPTH on what he looks for in a phone and we discuss Google and their casual attitude toward privacy. 



Twitter International incident, 3 phone calls in 30 minutes.



Masters in Motion



Credits for Episode 175



Executive Producer: Alan Seawright



Associate Producer: Lon Keller



Chris Fenwick – chrisfenwick.com – @chrisfenwick



Alister Robbie @alisterrobbie – @thepostproject


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