Voices From a Boom Town is a podcast hosted by sound engineer Stephen Harrod. Guests come from all walks of the creative fields. On the show we recall what inspired them to do what they do. Creativity and innovation are a necessity for being human. On the
I met Wyatt at a filmmaking camp. He loves what he does which is coaching people in the art of acting!
To see some of Ryan's stunning work check out his website here!
Jamie's website can be viewed here.
I call Brenda "The Queen of the Scene!" I met her while she was hosting an open mic in Highland Park. She's one of the hardest working musicians I know. We talk about growing up in a non-art house and her awakening into becoming an artist.Brenda's website can be found here.
I met James at an open mic in Highland Park, Los Angeles. Not only is James an accomplished songwriter but he has his own recording space, Pique Recording. We'd had a lovely chat about his fascination with chasing tones and the importance with always having an ear for different sounds.James' body of work can be viewed here.
Drew's work can be found here.
Kim's website can be view here.
Julie's website can be viewed here.
Professor Fred Harrod dives into the films he taught and their cultural significance.Films discussed:The Great Train Robbery (1903)M (1931)Scarface (1932)Citizen Kane (1941)Gojira (1954)On The Waterfront (1954)Psycho (1960)Some Like It Hot (1959)Dr. Strangelove (1964)Buck Privates (1941)
Check out Matt's Instagram for his artwork and illustrations.Special thanks to Ken Cain over at Sound Brigade.
Check out Megan's podcasthttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/thread-corner/id1445363018
Check out Mike's work on his website;https://www.mikemaliwanag.com/reel
Shooting the breeze about meeting each other in Chicago for the first time & navigating college.
From splicejones.com"Alex Splice Jones grew up in the greater Chicagoland area where he developed his love for film and crafting stories. From a young age the art of storytelling and filmmaking fueled him to create his own projects and help others realize theirs. Being the youngest of six children, Alex has always naturally been very inquisitive and observant —often drawn to unique stories that aren't necessarily the loudest. In 2006 he attended Columbia College of Chicago where he received a BA in Video Editing. https://splicejones.com/https://blog.frame.io/2021/02/25/diversity-in-post-production/