The No Proscenium Podcast

The No Proscenium Podcast

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  • Episode 183: Checking in with Room Escape Artist on the Poland fire and more

    A somber lead topic this week, as we talk about the escape room fire in Poland that left five teenage girls dead earlier this month with our collegues from Room Escape Artist: David & Lisa Spira.

    That plus notes on their upcoming tours, the immersive Industry Survey we're compiling for an upcoming Industry Report to be released for free during the Immersive Design Summit, and a bit about a special moment at a recent event in LA.

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    1 hr 1 min
  • Episode 182 - NYC After Dark

    Kathryn gathers up part of the New York City team -- Leah Ableson, Edward Mylechreest, and Michaela Holland -- for one of our patented After Dark episodes. Come along as we meet the team!

    Then, in LA, Noah finally gets down to an old fashioned rant about price/value.

    Welcome back!

    NoPro is a labor of love supported by our amazing Patreon backers, with office facilities provided by Thymele Arts in Los Angeles.

     

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    1 hr 56 min
  • Episode 181: NoPro Live - The Fifth Anniversary Show

    For our fifth anniversary, we wanted to do something special, and we maybe went a little over the top.

    We hit up Two Bit Circus, where Josh Randall (Blackout) co-ordinates immersive experiences and got ahold of Club 01... and kicked the tires on a "late night" format.

    Brent Bushnell and Eric Gradman - the founders of Two Bit Circus are our first guests. Followed by Lauren Ludwig and Monica Miklas of Capital W, birthday boy Josh Randall (no, really, it was his BIRTHDAY and he did this for us), Stashhouse LA's Tommy Honton, and Steve Boyle of Epic Immersive who came down from SF.

    Anthony Robinson announces. Chris Porter does the music live. Ian Momii jumped in to run the soundboard at the last minute, and Noah Nelson is your host.

    Recorded live (so expect bumps) and listener discretion is advised.

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    1 hr 3 min
  • Episode 180: Carl Choi of The Great Company

    Carl Choi is the founder and CEO of The Great Company, an experiential studio which in the past few years has emerged as a leader in producing and creating space for immersive work in LA. GreatCo teamed up with Jon Braver to produce Delusion and recently played host to Chained: A Victorian Nightmare. Like us, GreatCo is all in on immersive -- keeping the engines running by whatever means necessary while getting great projects out the door. 

    We've been meaning to get Carl on the show for a while now, and sat down for a good long chat before the holidays.

    This episode is brought to you by listeners like you and Thymele Arts in LA, which provides office facilities for NoPro.

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    1 hr 31 min
  • Episode 179 - 2018 After Dark

    Hosts Noah Nelson (LA) and Kathryn Yu (NYC) are joined by NoPro's Anthony Robinson (new title: Features Editor) to close out 2018 on this hella long After Dark episode.

    What? It's a WHOLE YEAR.

    Warning: Noah curses. We digress. A lot. There's talk of Star Wars land and video games. By EVERYBODY.

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    2 hr 13 min
  • Episode 178 :  Samantha Gorman of Tender Claws

    Samantha Gorman is the co-founder -- along with Danny Cannizzaro -- of Tender Claws, a groundbreaking digital studio that mixes tech, art, and a wry sense of humor to create virtual and augmented reality works that push the narrative boundaries of the medium while maintaining a real heart. No small feat, that.

    We talk with Samantha about what goes into making their work, focusing on their latest Tendar, and AR app currently available on the Google Play store.

    Brought to you by listeners like you!

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    1 hr 4 min
  • Episode 177 - Nancy Baker Cahill

    Multidisciplinary artist Nancy Baker Cahill invites us to her LA studio to check out her VR artwork and talk about how the world of fine art is meshing with the immersive and site-specific movements. Buckle up for one of our patented philosophical conversations!

    Want to check out Nancy's work for yourself? Check out the 4th Wall AR app.

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    1 hr 18 min
  • Episode 176 - Dec 2018 Minisode

    Hey!

    Just a few quick notes about events and the IDS application process this week. Back to a full episode next week as we round out the year.

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    12 min
  • Episode 175 - Jesse Damiani talks Spatial Reality

    Jesse Damiani, longtime friend of the show, drops by to talk about his continuing adventures in the world of XR. (That's virtual, augmented, and mixed reality for those playing the home game.)

    Recently he curated the art show Spatial Reality, which brought together multiple artists from across the reality spectrum for what was one of the biggest -- if not the biggest -- gatherings of XR art to date.

    We sit down with Jesse, drink my favorite beer, talk about that show and wax philosophical as we are won't to do. Come, join us.

    This episode is brought to you by listeners like you and The Johnny Carson Center for Emerging Media Arts, who are seeking faculty candidates.

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    1 hr 25 min
  • Episode 174 - Karlie Blair of DR3AMLOGiKK

    In the past year actress Karlie Blair has become a mainstay of the LA immersive theatre scene. She's performed in such shows as Whisperlodge, the original production of Safehouse '77, and The Lust Experience. With actress Keight Leighn she co-founded DR3AMLOGiKK, which has presented the improvised experience Snow Fridge, and a workshop production Broken Clocks. She's also one of the leads in Shine On Collective's Echoes in the Dark.

    We caught up with the busy lady to talk about her work and her background as a graduate of UC Berkeley's theatre program.

    Brought to you in part by The Johnny Carson Center for Emerging Media Arts, who are seeking faculty candidates.

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    1 hr 1 min

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