Podcast appearances and mentions of Adam Lisagor

The Theater application for the Apple Vision Pro by Sandwich Vision launched in June 2024 with the spatial livestreaming of John Gruber's live interview of Apple Executives at WWDC. They have been collaborating with independent producers of spatial video to distribute rentals and purchases of immersive content spanning across stereoscopic 180-videos to educational planetarium content to more experimental dome content as well as stereoscopic captures of live music performances (I can highly recommend checking out Fungi: Web of Life by K2 Studios). Users can also connect their private collections of movies via Plex Media Servers to enjoy their own private movie collection in a virtual home theater experience with a number of different theater options. They're also currently implementing social features, and may start having live screenings of classic movies with potential collaborations with independent movie theaters. I had a chance to catch up with Sandwich Vision co-founder Adam Lisagor to hear a bit more about his journey into the XR space, how he's blended storytelling and technology throughout his career, as well as his hopes for what might be a new renaissance of spatial video content given Apple's emphasis of on 180-degree spatial video rather than the VR filmmaking era of 360-degree videos. This is a listener-supported podcast through the Voices of VR Patreon. Music: Fatality

Another double header!First up, today is iPhone pre-order day, and that makes it a great day to drop my interview from July with Adam Lisagor, the man behind Sandwich — the firm that got its start making ads for apps and companies big and small because of the the original iPhone and has gotten BACK into the app development game for the Vision Pro with the apps Television and Theatre — with the later being used to broadcast a live event captured in 3D and Spatial Audio at this June's Apple World Wide Developer Conference.This conversation with Adam, whose work I have long admired, is one of the most philosophical I've had all year, and hopefully will give you a nice think about media and the tools we use to make and consume it.Then, NoPro's roving correspondent Martin Gimenez brings us an on-site interview with On Site Opera's  General Director & CEO Piper Gunnarson as its next and Artistic Director Sarah Meyers recorded at this year's World Opera Forum and annual North American Opera Conference hosted by the LA Opera this past June. They dig into the past, present, and near future of the company, including the recently announced World Premiere of Lucidity which runs November 14-16 at Abrons Arts Center in New York City.SHOW NOTESSandwichTelevision (Apple Vision Pro)Theater (Apple Vision Pro)Video: playing with dalle3 images, luma image-to-video, and suno music. (X)How Sandwich streamed The Talk Show Live in 3D on Vision Pro (six colors)On Site OperaLucidityThe Next Stage 2025 Scholarship Applications Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We explore Apple's record-breaking quarterly results and increasing services revenue, a judge's ruling on Google as a monopolist in US antitrust case, Apple is definitely making a search engine, X CEO Linda Yaccarino promises to sue advertisers for boycotting the platform, iOS 18 beta reveals a Thanos snap feature for ads, and Google kills yet another product.Watch on YouTube!Subscribe and watch our weekly episodes plus bonus clips at: youtube.com/@primarytechshowJoin the CommunityDiscuss new episodes, start your own conversation, and join the Primary Tech community here: social.primarytech.fmSupport the showJoin our member community and get an ad-free versions of the show, plus exclusive bonus episodes every week! Subscribe directly in Apple Podcasts or here: primarytech.memberful.com/joinReach out:Stephen's YouTube Channel@stephenrobles on Threads@stephenrobles on XStephen on MastodonJason's Inc.com Articles@jasonaten on Threads@JasonAten on XJason on MastodonWe would also appreciate a 5-star rating and review in Apple Podcasts and SpotifyPodcast artwork with help from Basic Apple Guy.Those interested in sponsoring the show can reach out to us at: podcast@primarytech.fmLinks from the showWhat Exactly Is Friend AI? Interview with Adam Lisagor and Kailee McGeeiOS 18 beta 5 adds new Distraction Control feature for Safari - 9to5MaciPad sales rebound as Apple nears big push into AI - The VergeApple results: Quarterly record, all-time high in Services – Six ColorsJudge rules that Google ‘is a monopolist' in US antitrust case - The VergeGoogle Just Lost a Lawsuit that Is Going to Save It $20 Billion a Year | IncLinda Yaccarino Video on XGoogle is discontinuing the Chromecast line - The VergeThe Google TV Streamer might be the Apple TV 4K rival we've been waiting for - The VergeSofa App for Movies and BooksWhatsApp vs iMessage | Primary Technology (00:00) - Intro (04:48) - Friend AI Interview (09:47) - iOS 18 Thanos Ad Snap (13:11) - iPad Comeback + Services (17:21) - Google is Monopolist (35:15) - X to Sue Advertisers (47:17) - Google Kills Chromecast (52:05) - App for Books and Movies ★ Support this podcast ★

After getting burned by Humane's Ai Pin and Rabbit R1, we've been skeptical of AI gadgets. But a new device called Friend entered the chat, so we interviewed Adam Lisagor of Sandwich Video and “Friend” trailer director Kaylee McGee about their first hand experience with this new type of AI wearable. We get pretty philosophical too, like free will kind of stuff.Watch on YouTube!Subscribe and watch our weekly episodes plus bonus clips at: youtube.com/@primarytechshowJoin the CommunityDiscuss new episodes, start your own conversation, and join the Primary Tech community here: social.primarytech.fmSupport the showJoin our member community and get an ad-free versions of the show, plus exclusive bonus episodes every week! Subscribe directly in Apple Podcasts or here: primarytech.memberful.com/joinReach out:Stephen's YouTube Channel@stephenrobles on Threads@stephenrobles on XStephen on MastodonJason's Inc.com Articles@jasonaten on Threads@JasonAten on XJason on MastodonWe would also appreciate a 5-star rating and review in Apple Podcasts and SpotifyPodcast artwork with help from Basic Apple Guy.Those interested in sponsoring the show can reach out to us at: podcast@primarytech.fmLinks from the showFeatured Work - SandwichFriendFriend Reveal Trailer - YouTubeSandwich Video  Vision Pro Apps (03:17) - What Is Friend AI? (07:09) - Friend Trailer BTS (13:14) - Friend AI Hardware (18:16) - Who Is This For? (24:45) - Free Will and AI (31:28) - Positive Friend Experiences (39:07) -  Vision Pro ★ Support this podcast ★

Adam Lisagor (Sandwich Video founder) takes us behind the Sandwich to share his insights into the importance of storytelling in the tech industry, the value of helping Founders communicate their stories effectively, the details behind his new AI company, and the apps he's making for Apple Vision Pro at Sandwich Vision.

Adam Lisagor (Sandwich Video founder) takes us behind the Sandwich to share his insights into the importance of storytelling in the tech industry, the value of helping Founders communicate their stories effectively, the details behind his new AI company, and the apps he's making for Apple Vision Pro at Sandwich Vision.

Daniel and Harry are joined by Adam Lisagor, commercial director and founder of Sandwich, to discuss the 1977 film “Kentucky Fried Movie” directed by ZAZ.Adam first shares how the film had a profound impact on his directing tone & style. Then he shares a few Zucker stories from past family gatherings, rates the commercial parodies in the film, and the three even welcome legendary producer Samuel J Bronkowitz!As always, they close out the episode by ranking the film's "Jewishness" in terms of its cast & crew, content, and themes."Kentucky Fried Movie" TrailerIMDBAdam's LinksSandwichAdam Lisagor on TwitterConnect with Jews on Film online:Jews on Film Merch - https://jews-on-film.printify.me/productsInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/jewsonfilm/Twitter - https://twitter.com/jewsonfilmpodYouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@jewsonfilmTikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@jewsonfilmpod

Adam Lisagor is the founder of Sandwich, a creative advertising studio and production company. He returns to the podcast to discuss visionOS 2, his new app Theater: The Future of Cinema, and live streaming in 3D John Gruber's Talk Show from WWDC. This episode of Vision Pros is sponsored by Agenda, the award winning app that seamlessly integrates calendar events into your note taking. Learn more at www.agenda.com. Agenda 19 is now available as a free download on visionOS, iPadOS, iOS, and macOS. Early episodes with chapter markers are available by supporting the Patreon at www.visionpros.fm/patreon. Early episodes are also available in Apple Podcasts!Show notes are available at www.VisionPros.fm. Feedback is welcomed at tim@visionpros.fm.Links: - https://visionpros.fm/2024/04/04/episode-12-television-by-sandwich-with-adam-lisagor/- https://daringfireball.net/2024/06/the_talk_show_live_from_wwdc_2024- https://apps.apple.com/us/app/theater-the-future-of-cinema/id6502666560- https://spatialgen.com- https://sixcolors.com/post/2024/06/how-sandwich-streamed-the-talk-show-live-in-3d-on-vision-pro/- https://twitter.com/adamlisagor- https://AdamLisagor.com- https://Sandwich.coChapter Markers:00:00:00: Opening00:01:35: Support the Podcast00:02:09: Adam Lisagor00:03:15: visionOS 200:12:50: Video Production Announcements00:26:48: TableTop Kit00:28:27: Sponsor - Agenda 1900:31:15: Theater: The Future of Cinema00:44:11: The Theaters00:45:30: Eagle Theater00:50:31: Home Screening Room00:51:23: Using Apple Envirornments in 3rd Party Apps00:52:45: Hollywood Forever Cemetery 00:53:35: Choose your seat00:57:40: The Cinema Experience01:00:17: Spatial Personas in Theater01:05:56: Projector Sound01:06:28: Lighting01:09:29: Audio Soundscape01:10:41: $4 Unlock01:16:48: 3D MKVs? 01:19:42: List View01:20:01: Anything else about Theater?01:22:06: The Talk Show Live in 3D via Theater01:27:05: Internet Speed01:30:35: Future Streams01:31:11: What was the camera rig used? 01:33:24: Model the actual theater01:33:39: Fully immersive streams?01:36:01: Lighting the Stage01:37:10: Audio01:37:18: How big was the stream? 01:40:07: What do you want to change for next time? 01:42:31: Anything else?01:45:03: Where can people follow you online?01:45:17: twitter.com/adamlisagor01:45:28: AdamLisagor.com01:45:33: Sandwich.co01:45:41: Closing Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Adam Lisagor is the founder of Sandwich, a creative advertising studio and production company. In this episode we discuss visionOS, Apple Vision Pro, and dive deep into Television. Bonus content and early episodes with chapter markers are available by supporting the podcast at www.visionpros.fm/patreon. Bonus content and early episodes are also now available in Apple Podcasts!Show notes are available at www.VisionPros.fm. Feedback is welcomed at tim@visionpros.fm.Links: https://daringfireball.net/thetalkshow/2024/02/13/ep-395https://sandwich.cohttps://sandwich.visionhttps://mastodon.social/@adamlisagorhttps://twitter.com/adamlisagorChapter Markers:00:00:00: Opening00:01:09: Support the Podcast00:01:33: Adam Lisagor00:08:45: Sandwich00:11:01: 1 Month In00:14:19: New Top Strap00:17:33: Apps?00:23:49: Audio00:24:25: Early Oculus00:26:22: Battery Pack vs iPhone 2G00:26:48: Synology apps00:27:41: Final general thoughts 00:28:39: Favorite Video app?00:32:51: VFX work in visionOS?00:35:55: Final Cut Pro for visionOS00:40:15: 180 degree video?00:46:52: Locking in place00:47:35: Television00:54:17: Aspect Fill vs Stretch00:56:47: Television 1.1 and 1.201:00:50: Using the YouTube approach for other services?01:05:16: The different TVs01:12:46: Get info?01:18:18: VNC app01:18:48: Weirdest TV01:20:54: Queue?01:22:50: Modern TVs01:24:50: More models?01:26:41: Filters for the video?01:29:01: Your lighting on the TVs?01:30:25: Interactions01:32:40: Wonderwall01:35:11: Switching between TVs01:35:43: 3D content01:38:14: Flow vs Standard mode01:42:36: File management01:44:12: Anything else?01:45:07: Where can people learn more?01:46:48: Closing Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Adam Lisagor returns to the show to discuss, while wearing, Apple Vision Pro.

Adam Lisagor, Founder of Sandwich Video, shares what he's learned about the nature of storytelling, about how to zoom out to tell the story of your product, understanding the emotional valence of our work, when pre-visualization and storyboarding does and doesn't pay off, spotting great talent, the value of making pretty good decisions quickly, learning how to let go (a little bit) as a founder, execution-centric leadership vs. results-centric leadership, what kinds of products he likes to invest in, and making people glad to have worked with you. Sandwich Video The Breadwinner Fellowship adamlisagor.com Adam Lisagor on Mastodon Have feedback for the show? Send us an email or reach out on Twitter. It Shipped That Way is brought to you by Steamclock Software.

Where is AI in 2023 for filmmakers, photographers and the creative industry, with Adam Lisagor (https://allconsuming.show) Watch the episode on YouTube (https://youtu.be/r3XaMgFwMyg)

After a short break, Noah and Vivian return with another episode of JPEG2000 and it is another episode on artificial intelligence. This episode of J2k is sponsored by Dirt, a daily(ish) newsletter about digital pop culture and entertainment. JPEG2000 is still brought to you by Context.app, the best way to keep up with what's happening in web3. Context is also behind mint.fun, a product that allows you to mint new NFT projects safely from one interface.Since their previous episode about AI (episode 2), the conversation around AI has exploded and gone viral. Dall-e mini memes proliferated everywhere utilizing Dall-E mini now known as Craiyon, a text prompt AI image generator. An artist utilizing AI won first place in an art context, and the New York Times wrote about it. With that has also come skepticism, criticism, and fear regarding AI. Noah recalls an episode of his previous podcast All Consuming, he co-hosted with Adam Lisagor where he tests and discusses an AI tool called Parlo. Noah discusses his consistent discomfort about AI. William Wiebe is an artist and researcher whose work deals with machine perception, and created a project called SMPLVERSE which utilizes a synthetic data set created by Microsoft to train face tracking algorithms to translate facial expressions into the VR experiences. When connecting your wallet, you are prompted to take an image of yourself which is matched to one of the images in the data set. Vivian's Smpl can be seen here. Noah's is here. Noah calls Vivian in the middle of recording because he thinks the episode is too dense and needs a break. They collect a piece from Maya Man's project Fake It Till You Make it. Vivian revisits unused audio from David Young, artist and guest in JPEG2000's first episode on AI. David shares his concerns about bias issues with machine learning. This leads to a conversation where Noah discusses his thoughts about the ethics of AI and references an article by waxy.org. Noah and Vivian have a back and forth on the subject. During the Rose and Thorn portion of the show, Noah complains about Adobe and Vivian complains about COVID. JPEG2000 is edited and engineered by Paul O'Mara. The JPEG2000 music is by piano extraordinaire Yuri Beats. Noah and Vivian love attention so give them a call and leave a message on the JPEG2000 hotline by calling 845-377-3484.  

New side quest! On The Last Detail, Tom and Dan invite a guest on to chat about an object that is meaningful to them. They dive deep into that object, discussing the design, the manufacturing process, the good, and bad, and everything in-between. Today's guest is Adam Lisagor, the founder of Sandwich Video, the preeminent studio for creating video commercials for tech products and services. His object is the Sonos Move.

New side quest! On The Last Detail, Tom and Dan invite a guest on to chat about an object that is meaningful to them. They dive deep into that object, discussing the design, the manufacturing process, the good, and bad, and everything in-between. Today's guest is Adam Lisagor, the founder of Sandwich Video, the preeminent studio for creating video commercials for tech products and services. His object is the Sonos Move.

You bring the snacks; Jason's got the Staats ... and the experience to talk about creativity, community, and life in the CPA world. Over the past some years, In addition to YouTube stardom, Jason has been a staff accountant, tax preparer, principal at Brenner & Company LLP, and is a member of the Gusto Partner Advisory Council. ... there's a post-easter egg at the 45min mark #CPAliens In today's ep, we're talking: *#TaxTwitter – what it is, and why it's a hit (hint: community) – and Jason's takeaway: you'll always have more to gain by sharing your knowledge than by sitting on it. *The History of Jason – from one-man garage accountant to finding his people and growing a community that blows the doors off the old ‘what's mine is mine' mindset. *Jason's creative process behind his Jason.CPA YouTube magic. Does he really want to move beyond his own little corner of the accounting world? *On book writings – Jason's focused on writing what he knows. Working title: A Field Manual to Navigating Legacy Accountants. *scott scarano, ea

Video producer, script writer, and loving nerd Adam Lisagor is back after a too-long hiatus to share his workflows related to running his growing advertising/video production business. Also, Adam's writing a script and has news to share on some new tools and workflows.

Video producer, script writer, and loving nerd Adam Lisagor is back after a too-long hiatus to share his workflows related to running his growing advertising/video production business. Also, Adam's writing a script and has news to share on some new tools and workflows.

Special guest Adam Lisagor joins us this episode as we review the ambitious and fascinating film, Cloud Atlas!Listen to Adam on the All Consuming podcastFollow Adam on TwitterCloud Atlas (2012) - IMDbCloud Atlas on Rotten TomatoesListen to our bonus episodes on Patreon!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/moviesontheside)

In this episode, Adam Lisagor, the founder of Sandwich, walks though the three key ingredients of every explainer video. He also touches on how the genre has evolved despite being nearly a century old, the all-powerful role of authenticity in videos, tips for working well with your agency (hint, one of them is to spend a lot :) ) and more. Oh, I also make a life-shattering admission about a horrific video I once made. For more great Sandwich videos, links to some of the other videos mentioned, and more, head to buchman.co.il/sandwich

Opportunity: personal care finally takes its show on the road. NOTE: This episode and its claims have not been evaluated by The Food and Drug Administration. So, you're welcome. Please step inside the perimeter of the temporary fence line, then proceed through the large disclaimer bottle. To your right is Alan's Foreskin, and to your left is Adam's Paragon of Blades™ (launching Fall, 2023). Children must be monitored at all times. Also, all attractions are offered "as-is," and their utilization therein does not create a bailment or constitute a "medical diagnosis." Any appendage submitted to the cobbler's public fluoroscope is offered solely at the guest's own risk. Side effects may include extensive cranial scarring, crippling student debt, and grave personal regret. Ask your operator if Supplement is right for you. Editor: Paul O’Mara (Be sure to check out the YouTube video (https://youtu.be/IA9LE-55mSA) via this episode's show notes (https://www.californiaking.org/27). It's way better that way.) Supplement - YouTube (https://youtu.be/IA9LE-55mSA) Fig. 1: Our muse, Dr. Raymond Damadian, in his repose.

Opportunity: A grand roving dignity sink The Soft Boys add frisson to any streetscape. Editor: Paul O’Mara (This episode is available only in audio, to honor the richness of Homeric oral tradition.)

Opportunity: Take a page from a storied American industry. Ask your doctor if our juice is right for you. Editor: Paul O’Mara (Be sure to check out the YouTube video (https://youtu.be/2g7JO9NWWGQ) via this episode's show notes (https://www.californiaking.org/25). It's way better that way.) The Benediction of Sister Susan - YouTube (https://youtu.be/2g7JO9NWWGQ)

Opportunity: Helping you become more comfortable in your skin. Editor: Paul O’Mara (Be sure to check out the YouTube video (https://youtu.be/Gc0gdH3xlcE) via this episode's show notes (https://www.californiaking.org/24). It's way better that way.) Yellow Leather - YouTube (https://youtu.be/Gc0gdH3xlcE)

Adam Lisagor is the founder of Sandwich and lead in some of your favorite commercials for brands including Slack, Warby Parker, Airbnb, Uber, and more! We were so excited to have him on as our first industry- outsider.  In this episode, he talks about the correlations between media and money, how making mistakes your own way is the secret to finding your authentic tone and offers his own, really inspired and candid take on how financial advisors can powerfully connect with those they seek to serve.  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/adamlisagorTwitter: https://twitter.com/adamlisagor?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5EauthorInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/adam.lisagor/?hl=enMentioned in this episode: Sandwich - https://sandwich.co/Wistia - https://wistia.com/Virtual Production - https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2021/03/02/2184977/0/en/Global-3-1-Billion-Virtual-Production-Market-to-2026-Rising-Adoption-of-the-LED-Video-Wall-Technology.htmlAcorns commercial - https://sandwich.co/work/acorns-spend/Adam in Inc. Magazine - https://www.inc.com/dave-schools/5-tips-for-making-great-online-videos-from-expert-that-facebook-lyft-starbucks-trust.html

If you enjoy this podcast, consider buying me a coffee: https://adamstoner.com/support I've had lots of deliveries this month including a RODE NT–USB microphone (I'm recording my podcast on it), beautiful coffee from Allpress, and a leather jacket that makes it look like I'm having a quarter-life-crisis courtesy of Allsaints. I've also replenished some of my favourites including perfumes Tacit and Marrakech Intense from Aesop, and Thread's 20% off sale led me to buy a second pair of Grenson sneakers; my current pair have served me for almost two-and-a-half years (and still have a long time to go) but I couldn't say no to a £40 discount… In terms of food (eating tonnes of Mini Eggs doesn't count), Alvin Zhou's YouTube channel is filled with recipes that take an insane amount of time to prepare, from six-hour cheeseburgers to 100-hour brownies. I made the latter earlier this month and the wait was definitely worth it. I've also trialed Pasta Evangelists recently, the subscription model that delivers fresh pasta to your door. The Carbonara of Dreams certainly lives up to its name so keep checking their weekly menu and pick up a portion (or six – they freeze) when you get the chance. These chicken shashlik burritos with mango yoghurt are to die for – they remind me of the street-food stands down London's Leather Lane, around the corner from our pre-pandemic office. As well as foodie YouTube channels, I've also been watching a few other things. WandaVision took an unexpected turn right after I sent my last update and news that LOST, Prison Break and a bunch more shows were coming to Disney+ was also welcome, even if I do already own all four seasons of Ugly Betty on Apple TV+. I've been watching that this month. The waitlist for Apple's HomePod Mini is down to just three-days instead of its pre-Christmas three-months. It's a little dumber than Amazon's smartspeaker offering but as someone very invested in the Apple ecosystem, I'm thoroughly enjoying it. The ability to handoff between phone and speaker just by bringing one closer to the other is really nice. A new speaker means I've been using it to listen to lots more things including Femi and Made Kuti's new Afrobeat double album, Legacy+ and less than a year after her debut solo album, Paramore's Hayley Williams has another collection of 14 songs titled Flowers for Vases / Descansos. As Arielle Gordon writes for Pitchfork: If Petals for Armor [her first solo record] danced on the graves of her failed romances, Flowers for Vases revisits their tombstones with a mournful glance at what had been. As for podcasts, I'm not sure Luminary would appreciate the way I game their subscription model, which is to take out a single month subscription, binge-listen to their paywalled podcasts, and then cancel. I've been listening to episodes of Russell Brand's Under The Skin that have been released since the last time I abused their payment model. In the non-paywalled world (let's call it open podcasting), Davina McCall's podcast Making The Cut is similar to these updates as is Noah Kalina and Adam Lisagor's All Consuming, and friend Bex Lindsay's launched her own podcast all about familiar but niche feelings called Getting Emotional. I sat in on the first episode with photographer Rankin. Listen wherever you get your podcasts. I've swapped my email provider to HEY after getting a pre-launch invite to ‘HEY for Work'. I wrote a review of it that you can read at adamstoner.com/hey. I'm finding it really valuable. Screening senders before they reach your inbox has been a delight, newsletters are displayed in what is essentially a newsfeed, and receipts and transactions automatically go to the Paper Trail. Give me a reason to enjoy it more: me@adamstoner.com. I binge-brought a load of books recently. I'm digging through the poetry of Indian-Canadian Rupi Kaur – home body is my favourite collection and also the most recent – and have LikeWar: The Weaponization of Social Media and Trick Mirror: Reflections on Self-Delusion queued up. Cal Newport, author of Digital Minimalism has a new book, A World Without Email, coming out next month… Maybe he needs to try HEY? In the past I've been the sort of person to fall in love with an item and then buy multiples or buy it in lots of different colours. I did that earlier this month with the New Elder Henley Shirt from &SONS, who I believe are Cheltenham based. Their beanies are also very nice and have been covering up lockdown hair that I can only describe as reminiscent of Chris Martin circa Viva La Vida. Oh, and in my last update I said I'd send these to coincide with full moons. For clarification, moonflowers don't count. The full moon is happening right now – 27 February, 8:17am UTC – it's called a Snow Moon, which is pretty apt given the weather early on this month. As for why there's a full moon at 8 o'clock in the morning, Royal Museums Greenwhich handily explain: the time refers to the exact moment when the Sun and Moon are aligned on opposite sides of the Earth. This moment is known as the ‘syzygy' of the Sun-Earth-Moon system, and can happen at any time day or night. Now you know.

The River by Noah KalinaNoah Kalina takes beautiful photos of beds, rivers, old factories, Zuckerbergs, motel rooms, this tree, chickens, bagels and many other interesting things. His wonderful eye and talent shine through in whatever big or small project he is doing. I love his photography, but it’s his newsletter that I find the most fun. Every edition delights me with his quirky adventures and wit. If someone asked me to describe Noah Kalina’s newsletter the words might not come to me very easily. It’s sort of about photography, his life upstate, with plenty of random other things mixed in. He has an unconventional approach and an ability to make the mundane (like upstate deli coffee or DIY quarter car washes) interesting. In a sea of newsletters it stands out for its lightheartedness and ability to amuse its readers. If it were a physical thing it would be one of those beautiful little surprise gifts wrapped in ribbon that you don’t know what’s inside until you open it. Noah also has a podcast with Adam Lisagor called All Consuming where they order all of the bland DTC things that are pushed on Instagram and review them. It’s a fun listen and the whole production is pretty down to the website design. Noah is probably best known for his project Everyday where he took a photo of himself for exactly 20 years. At one point he made it into a video and it went viral. He was doing that before selfies were a thing and the fact that he could keep it going over two decades is incredible. Especially considering I can’t keep a journal for longer that two weeks. Noah has a habit of doing habitual things and I like that about him. I hope you enjoy our conversation. The ACL Podcast is more of an add-on to the newsletter than a full fledged podcast. You can listen in Spotify or on Apple Podcasts directly if you prefer that to Substack. If you enjoy this edition, please consider subscribing and sending to a friend who you think would like this. I appreciate your support.Thanks to Al James for lending me his music. The song is: Hard Working Dogs by Dolorean. This is a public episode. Get access to private episodes at www.acl.news/subscribe

Special guest Adam Lisagor joins the show as we review the 1982 Martin Scorsese movie, The King of Comedy! Be sure to follow Adam at all the links below and check out his incredible production company, Sandwich video! Adam Lisagor on Twitter Adam Lisagor on Instagram All Consuming Podcast Sandwich Video The King of Comedy (1982) - IMDb The King of Comedy (1983) on Rotten Tomatoes Listen to our bonus episodes on Patreon! Social Links: MOTS Instagram MOTS Twitter MOTS Facebook Support the show and access our weekly bonus episodes! Suggest a Bad Movie! Special Guest: Adam Lisagor.

Beautiful Thinker: Adam Lisagor, founder of Sandwich, on representing digital concepts in physical space, embracing your niche, and making mistakes only you can make.

The founder of Sandwich, Adam Lisagor, changed video production and advertising by inserting his own personality into his work for brands including Slack, Warby Parker, Airbnb, Uber, and more! Learn how Adam built his enormously successful production company, Sandwich, and his thoughts on the future of video production. Adam and Go Creative Show host, Ben Consoli, discuss how he became a hit spokesperson, harsh lessons learned with clients, the important way to approach pitches, how Adam's team is producing videos during the pandemic, virtual filmmaking, and so much more! Subscribe Now! What you will learn in this episode How Adam became a hit spokesperson (02:51) The beauty of being straight-forward in ads (13:32) Adam's early experience with production (17:48) Harsh lessons learned with clients (26:04) The important way to approach pitches (34:23) How to approach client budget (44:22) Sandwich's pre-production process (47:07) Lessons learned during Adam's career (55:52) Adam's favorite project he's worked on (59:04) Remote camera production (01:02:13) How virtual production is the future of filmmaking (01:11:00) And more! Go Creative Show is supported by: MZed - Education for Creatives PostLab - Stress-free collaboration for Final Cut Pro X   Subscribe + Follow Go Creative Show Twitter Facebook Apple Podcasts Stitcher Google Play Podcasts iHeart Radio YouTube Follow Our Guest Sandwich’s Website Sandwich’s Slack advertisements Sandwich on Instagram Follow Ben Consoli BC Media Productions BenConsoli.com Twitter Instagram  Follow Matt Russell Gain Structure Sound Twitter

Adam Lisagor returns to the show. Topics include the cinematic and presentation style of Apple’s WWDC keynote, some post-production details on The Talk Show’s WWDC episode, the tribulations of producing professional videos during COVID-19, and the new sounds of MacOS 11 Big Sur.

Adam Lisagor is the founder and a director at my favourite video agency, Sandwich. We talk filmmaking, marketing and tech. Watch the video (https://youtu.be/icifM4o3PPI) Special Guest: Adam Lisagor.

Sandwich's commercials and video spots are typically funny, bold, and colorful. Adam Lisagor started the company ten years ago, directing and acting in many of the ads to save money. The first professional DP Adam hired was his college friend, Rachel Morrison. Another frequent cinematographer for Sandwich commercials is Charles Papert, the DP behind Key and Peele.

Some time in six or so years since I last sat down with Adam Lisagor, something strange happened. He became a nationally broadcast product spokesperson. It wasn’t the career trajectory any of us were expecting, but here we are.  Over the years, the video producer had begun to appear on camera during his signature well produced startup ads. But it was TrueCar that made him a in inescapable presence during nationally televised commercial breaks. For those who’d come to know him as Lonely Sandwich on Twitter and through (relatively) small but loyal online offerings like You Look Nice Today, it was odd watching Lisagor become a kind of peer to a Flo from Progressive or the “Can You Hear My Now” guy. A lot, too, has changed with his production house, Sandwich Video, which has grown to include brands like Starbucks alongside Series A startups. Lisagor joins us from his Los Angeles offices to discuss the journey and newfound focus on music video pet projects.

One day a film student from NYU changed advertising forever. In a few short months Adam became the man who did it all - he was producing, casting, directing and starring in for the ads of the most recognizable names in tech. Square, Airbnb, Airtable, TrueCar, Slack, Webflow, Groupon ... the list goes on forever. The story of Sandwich video and how to run a successful business and have a family too, it is all in this episode of Rad Dad.

Adam Lisagor directs commercials for the internet and TV. We talked about life before the internet, when weed takes you to a dark place, and discovering CBD.

The gang visits a new locale. Also, a flashback.   You can check out the script of this episode here. Want to support Bubble? Visit https://maximumfun.org/bubble to help pay for it. CAST:  Starring:  Alison Becker - Morgan Eliza Skinner - Annie Mike Mitchell - Mitch Cristela Alonzo - Bonnie Keith Powell - Van Tavi Gevinson - Narrator Featuring: John Ross Bowie, David Gborie, Brea Grant, Helen Hong, Adam Lisagor, Aparna Nancherla, and Kyle Kinane OFF-MIC:  Created by Jordan Morris. Executive Produced by Jordan Morris, Nick Adams, and Jesse Thorn.   "Shareables" Written by Dan Kennedy   Produced by Julia Smith. Directed by Eric Martin. Editing and sound design by Ben Walker. Script Supervision by Shana Daloria. Engineered by Casey O'Brien.   Original Music by Annie Hart and Jonathan Coulton

You don't want to miss this episode! Renowned Silicon Valley video producer, Adam Lisagor (http://www.subliminallycorrect.com/guests/adamlisagor) joins us this week for a truly special episode all about his new project called Discourse (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TDwCSbVXejM). After the 2016 election, Adam sought a way to bring our divided country together two people at a time. By sitting down members of opposite ends of the political spectrum face-to-face, heart-to-heart with no motive other than to gain a deeper understanding of the other's values, Adam explored what it means to disagree but still connect. What does it say about our ability to have meaningful dialogues about what's important and what's at stake? Is it possible to reach consensus among social groups who have learned to alienate the other? How do we react emotionally when we're confronted with a viewpoint so different from our own that we feel shame about our beliefs? Join us as we explore all of these through the lense of Discourse (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TDwCSbVXejM) on this episode of Subliminally Correct! Remember to visit our website (http://www.subliminallycorrect.com) and support us through Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/subliminallycorrect)! You can also follow us on Twitter (https://twitter.com/SubliminalPod) and Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/SubliminallyCorrect/)! (Theme Music: "Night Owl" by Broke For Free from Free Music Archive, CC BY 3.0) Special Guest: Adam Lisagor.

Adam Lisagor is back!  And he's picked some fresh Carlin for us. Host: Jason Klamm Producer: Mike Worden Guest: Adam Lisagor sandwich.co Occupation: Foole on Vinyl Check out Celery Sound Records, my new sketch comedy record label at stolendress.com/celerysound! Please subscribe to us on iTunes, follow us … Continue reading →

Adam is the guy to make videos for Silicon Valley's star companies. In many cases, he's even the guy starring in them. His team at Sandwich Video takes on all kinds of apps, gadgets, and ecommerce products while trying to represent the people often ignored on screen. Most recently, they've even started using their talents to embark on a more social mission. He talks about all this and more on this episode of Well Made.

In this interview, Adam Lisagor explains how founders can communicate better and why underselling is an effective way to communicate. We look into the creative process of making a video and what’s required to make it successful.

Torque - We’re joined by special guest Adam Lisagor to discuss Torque (2004). Host Joe Rosensteel and Dan Sturm with Adam Lisagor.

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Special guest Adam Lisagor returns to the show. Topics include the new Apple TV (why we both love it, despite several 1.0 flaws), 4K video, 3D movies, and Adam’s excellent new series “Computer Show”.

Adam Lisagor returns to the show to chat about how his video production team has grown from working out of a spare bedroom to a large team and the challenges and opportunities this presents. Thanks to MPU listener Jigar Talati for help with the shownotes this week!

Dan Benjamin talks with Adam Lisagor about leaving a life of editing TV commercials and creating visual effects to become a pitchman for a new generation, lending his unique approach and personality to innovative tech companies to help them spread their word about their products. We discuss going independent, creativity, authenticity, creativity, and more. Original Air Date: July 26, 2010

Special guest and longtime friend Adam Lisagor returns to the show. I don’t know anyone who’s more excited about Apple Watch than Adam, except, maybe, my son. It’s easy to lose sight of the fact that Apple just released a brand-new thing, and they don’t do that very often. This episode, we just had fun. Some keen observations about the future of the platform, too.

Christopher Nolan's Interstellar: like, love, or hate it, this is one of the biggest of the big movies of 2014. Can a movie this big live up to any (not even all) of our expectations?

Mike Seymour, Adam Lisagor and Ian Failes discuss the invisible VFX and unique cinematography in Birdman.

Adam Lisagor teaches us all about double-ending.

Adam Lisagor, Guy English, and John Gruber talk about the implications of "Kabletown" owning (almost) everyone's internet pipe in the U.S., the new faces and forces behind late night, the merits of Michael Mann's Heat, and the great Harold Ramis. (Part 2 of 2)

Adam Lisagor, Guy English, and John Gruber talk about the blurring lines between marketing and entertainment, the death of "what's on" content, and Jackass' magnum opus. Interview excerpt: Richard Dreyfuss

The ever-delightful Adam Lisagor of Sandwich Video joins Mike and Jessie to talk about the joys and road bumps of client-based work. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lets-make-mistakes/message

Adam Lisagor waits with Dave and a series of guest stars to see if Lex will make it in time for Christmas.

Adam Lisagor didn't set out to be the face of app advertising, but his acting and directing style mesh perfectly with the zeitgeist. It's a bit of irony without the snark. It's charming, straightforward, quiet, and informative. You've almost certainly seen his work repeatedly, and once you follow this link to Sandwich Video and watch some of his studio's work, you'll be able to recognize his work from now on. From his first video to promote an app he was co-developing to the massive amount of work done since, Adam has defined a style that others now aspire to. But this wasn't a plan. We'll talk about how he got here. (Adam is on Twitter and App.net.)

Director Adam Lisagor talks about his dad's awesome dental office, the famous Hollywood directors who taught him how movies were made and what led to him becoming the go-to maker of online promotional videos, with clients like eBay, Yahoo and many more.

This week I talk with the co-host of the first podcast what ever blessed my ears.  Adam Lisagor is not only the co-host of You Look Nice Today, but he's also a tech video visionary of sorts, and I'm voting … Continue reading →

This series finale brings the interview journey full circle. Jeremy checks in with Adam Lisagor to see how his initial statements of how "lazy" he is have held up, as well as tearing down ideas to build them back up.

Director/DV Rebel Stu Maschwitz discusses his experience working with George Lucas on the "Star Wars" upgrades, how the overuse of FX can be crux to film makers, how his first major directing gig was for a million dollar Cher music video, why traditional advertising is dead, the nature of his blog and how it aids his work, and why Adam Lisagor is the future of advertising. You can find Stu's excellent blog ProLost, here: http://prolost.com/ You can purchase Stu's DV Rebel Guide here: http://tinyurl.com/74hdbm2 The Cher "A Song For the Lonely" video, which was Stu's first major directing gig: http://vimeo.com/28892817 You can find Stu's commercial reel (which includes all of his spots discussed) here: http://vimeo.com/3347550 Adam Lisagor's work: http://sandwichvideo.com/

In the continuation of our Adam Lisagor interview, Adam discusses how he developed the concepts for several of his spots, production budgets, casting, and his thoughts on the 1991 film, "Mannequin: On the Move".  Check out Adam's website to see the videos discussed: www.sandwichvideo.com

In our pilot episode, director/producer Adam Lisagor discusses his history with commercial production, how he co-created an iphone app that led to him becoming one of the most sought after directors of start-up product-intro spots, his job as a visual effects PA on the Joseph Kahn directed classic "Torque", and what it means to go "full retard". You can check out Adam's work here: www.sandwichvideo.com

Katie and David chat with LonelySandwich about how he gets work done with his Apple technology.

Adam and Scott of You Look Nice Today join us to talk about spiders, gym etiquette, and general childishness.

Filmmaker and Timothy Dalton-lookalike Adam Lisagor joins the show to discuss Apple's tumultuous introduction of Final Cut Pro X and License to Kill.

In a tour de force, Dan Benjamin and John Gruber are joined by Adam Lisagor to discuss Final Cut Pro X, a possibly foray by Apple into making televisions, the Samsung lawsuit, and, of course, #5byBond. Nobody does it better!

Colin Marshall talks to Jesse Thorn and Adam Lisagor, creators of the new men’s style web series and blog Put This On, which explore all facets of the art of “dressing like a grown-up.” Thorn is also the host of Public Radio International’s The Sound of Young America as well as the comedy podcast Jordan Jesse Go; Lisagor is also a co-host and producer of the comedy podcast You Look Nice Today.

Tyler and David are joined by Jesse Thorn and Adam Lisagor to discuss male cinematic style icons.

Adam Lisagor talks with me before he became the famous auteur that Dan idolizes. In this episode we talk about creative failure and being incredibly lazy.

Graham's brothers join us for our 100th Episode Murder Mystery Spooktacular, featuring appearances by Paul F. Tompkins, Adam Lisagor, Emmett Hall, Abby Campbell, Lou Ferrigno, and Russell Johnson (The Professor from Gilligan's Island).

Adam Lisagor from You Look Nice Today joins Jesse and Jordan to talk about what they do when they're hanging out, wearing their cashmere sweatpants.

https://files.fireside.fm/file/fireside-uploads/images/5/5b98cd23-82a1-456c-8b79-5a6f36ecd015/3RKsN4UA.jpg Hop in our decommissioned World War II tank that has been outfitted to look like the Liberty Bell. The You Look Nice Today Tour of Philadelphia Hotspots starts in 5 minutes! For just a few dollars we’ll take you on an all-day tour of The City with a Nickname. Some highlights: Discuss fonts n’ ligatures with Merlin Mann at the Benjamin Franklin Museum’s authentic replica printing press. Stroll briskly through “transitional” neighborhoods with YLNT Gentrification Ambassador Scott Simpson. Hit the Burlington Coat Factory with your personal shopper for the day, Adam Lisagor. He’ll show you how to cry in the dressing room without leaving unsightly tear stains. After the tour, go with friends old and new to any local Curves™ franchise. Present a copy of this website for 15% off any CurveBurger or Curvey Fries. Seriously. Thanks PHL, you were the hottest one-night stand. Our favorite September 17, 2009 ever. Love, Youse Look Nice Today Photos: Top & bottom photo by Merlin. All other photos by Scott Troyan. Great work, Scott!

Adam Lisagor of You Look Nice Today joins us to talk clowns, kid magazines, and Nickelodeon.

A short video directed by Adam Lisagor for maximumfun.org.

Jesse, Jordan and guest Adam Lisagor talk to a guy floating the Mississippi, hear some amazing momentous occaisions, and more.