Podcast appearances and mentions of Bernie Su

Wir besprechen die Emmy gekrönte Webserie von Hank Green und Bernie Su

Today, we're talking about Emma Approved and, by proxy, the Lizzie Bennet Diaries, with the creator of both shows, Bernie Su. We discuss the inspiration behind the Pemberley Digital cinematic universe, the nitty gritty of adapting Austen, and what this format would look like today. For more from Bernie, follow him at @berniesu on Instagram and LinkedIn, and check out Emma Approved and the Lizzie Bennet Diaries on YouTube.Glossary of People, Places, and Things: The Social Network, CluelessOur show art was created by Torrence Browne, and our audio is produced by Graham Cook. For bios and transcripts, check out our website at podandprejudice.com. Pod and Prejudice is transcribed by speechdocs.com. To support the show, check out our Patreon!Instagram: @podandprejudiceTwitter: @podandprejudiceFacebook: Pod and PrejudiceYoutube: Pod and PrejudiceMerch store: https://www.teepublic.com/stores/pod-and-prejudice?ref_id=23216

Conversation with director Bernie Su and co-creator and writer Evan Mandery about their award winning web series about artificial intellegence. 

To learn more, visit https://www.futureofstorytelling.org/story/bernie-su-ep-58--© 2022 Future of StoryTelling, Corp.Produced by Future of StoryTelling, Corp.124 West 13th StreetNew York, NY 10011Founder and CEO, Charles MelcherExecutive Producer, Carolyn MerrimanAssociate Producer, Luke Gernertin collaboration with Charts & LeisureFounder, Jason OberholtzerExecutive Producer, Mike RugnettaEditor, Garrett Crowe Mix and Music, Michael SimonelliWith special thanks to Bernie Su, Madison Brown, Bonnie Eldon, Shannon Fanuko, Carlie Houser, Meghal Janardan, and Megan Worman.

The inimitable director, writer, producer, and innovative creator Bernie Su stopped by to promote Artificial Season 4 - Artificial: Factions - which sees the audience steer two motion capture created virtual AI's, ultimately splitting the viewers down the middle and forcing fans to pick a side. Bernie walks us through the ways each prior season stepped up the interactivity, and he helps talk us through all the ways he's managed to outdo himself in the newest installments of the series. He talks about how LifeScore will continue to be used to make the music interactive and reactive to the tone the audience sets in the chat. We also learn that Artificial: Factions will see the return of characters played by Dante Basco, Stephen A. Chang, Jennifer Field, and more, as well as the chances of encountering others from past seasons. Bernie broke down the new currency method which will allow twitch streamers to team up and combine the points they gain from viewing the show to influence how their faction's AI will function and respond, even going so far as to providing upgrades such as "fire hands". Obviously, we dug in to find out how extensive the motion capture is and how the businessmen played by Basco and Chang will face off in the new episodes. We learned about the virtual AI and what the intent is behind each of them and how they are represented as well as how they represent different members of the viewing audience. This is an extremely insightful chat, and the third time I've been lucky enough to feature Bernie as a guest. The pilot episode of Literary Joe's Inner Child Podcast featured Bernie as the very first guest on the show, way back when we were restricted to garbage audio quality and no video to include. We managed to snag Bernie again later on in 2020 to discuss the trial of Matt Lin as Season 3 came to a close. And now, more than a year after our first chat, you can finally see Bernie interact (pun intended) with me as we have a wonderful time delivering you the news and updates for Artificial Season 4 - Factions. We're both pretty rad all around, so I have no doubt you guys will enjoy this. Once you realize how cool Bernie is, be sure to tune into Artificial: Factions on Twitch every Thursday at 5pm PST, starting this week on September 9th. Artificial Article Coverage: https://toonado.com/user/LiteraryJoe Support Literary Joe: https://www.patreon.com/literaryjoe  

ITVT is pleased to present the (PART 2) latest episode of Televisionation: Screen Culture, our new video series exploring the symbiotic relationship between culture and filmed content—television, streaming, and cinema. Hosted by fandom expert Lisa Crawford, Screen Culture was created for thoughtful discussions about the impact of premium filmed content on today's society. In this episode Lisa is joined by Bernie Su, a pioneer of digital and interactive content. Bernie is the founder of 96Next and a three-time Primetime Emmy award-winning interactive creator and showrunner. His current project is Artificial, the Twitch original live audience-interactive science fiction series now entering its fourth season. The show's third season was presented under quarantine as weekly two-hour live and interactive episodes that were remotely produced. The series was awarded the Peabody Futures of Media Award and the Primetime Emmy for Innovation in Interactive Media. His other works include The Lizzie Bennet Diaries and Emma Approved, adaptations of Jane Austen's novels. Known for being two of the iconic interactive series of the era, they represent the first and second Primetime Emmys ever won by YouTube. Bernie and Lisa discuss his journey from aspiring writer to interactive showrunner, and how the film Big Hero 6 inspired him to take larger and more personal steps in representation—through an Asian American family in Artificial—beyond his initial success with diverse and representative casting of his earlier shows. The conversation also covers the evolution and future of multiplatform, interactive storytelling and the importance of “consequential” audience engagement—as in Artificial where the audience votes on major decisions that directly impact the series and its characters. Bernie shares how advances in artificial intelligence have already affected the show, and how they might affect artists in the future. Finally, Lisa and Bernie touch on: The contrast with scripted television formats that require “story gods.”How audience interactivity could impact older formats such as multi-camera sitcoms.How an audience-voted Game of Thrones might have turned out.

ITVT is pleased to present the latest episode of Televisionation: Screen Culture, our new video series exploring the symbiotic relationship between culture and filmed content—television, streaming, and cinema. Hosted by fandom expert Lisa Crawford, Screen Culture was created for thoughtful discussions about the impact of premium filmed content on today's society. In this episode (PART 2) Lisa is joined by Bernie Su, a pioneer of digital and interactive content. Bernie is the founder of 96Next and a three-time Primetime Emmy award-winning interactive creator and showrunner. His current project is Artificial, the Twitch original live audience-interactive science fiction series now entering its fourth season. The show's third season was presented under quarantine as weekly two-hour live and interactive episodes that were remotely produced. The series was awarded the Peabody Futures of Media Award and the Primetime Emmy for Innovation in Interactive Media. His other works include The Lizzie Bennet Diaries and Emma Approved, adaptations of Jane Austen's novels. Known for being two of the iconic interactive series of the era, they represent the first and second Primetime Emmys ever won by YouTube. Bernie and Lisa discuss his journey from aspiring writer to interactive showrunner, and how the film Big Hero 6 inspired him to take larger and more personal steps in representation—through an Asian American family in Artificial—beyond his initial success with diverse and representative casting of his earlier shows. The conversation also covers the evolution and future of multiplatform, interactive storytelling and the importance of “consequential” audience engagement—as in Artificial where the audience votes on major decisions that directly impact the series and its characters. Bernie shares how advances in artificial intelligence have already affected the show, and how they might affect artists in the future. Finally, Lisa and Bernie touch on: The contrast with scripted television formats that require “story gods.”How audience interactivity could impact older formats such as multi-camera sitcoms.How an audience-voted Game of Thrones might have turned out.

As much as we'd had to admit it, experience has its merit sometimes and in the world of personal finances, experience is king (or queen). Here is a link to our personal finance playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7xENTdxhthlOB9k0NGyBlJ?si=410b141f78c64a94 So in this episode, you will hear from a couple of individuals who both know about personal finances as well as have found ways to work towards their own financial freedom: Bernie Su - 3 - time Emmy award winner, Founder of 96 Next Ramona Ortega - CEO of My Money, My Future Leave us a review on iTunes (and send a screenshot to declassifiedcollegepodcast@gmail.com to enter the $110 Amazon gift card giveaway!) Get a FREE $10 of a stock with public.com by using this link: https://bit.ly/DCxPublic Thank you for listening to the show and making it all the way to the end of the show notes! (You’re dedicated and we appreciate you) Join our discord and talk with thousands of other students! If you want to join our newsletter that releases once a week (0 spam) with 5 college cheatcodes, you can subscribe here: https://mailchi.mp/31e942a00a1c/gcgunewsletter

Belle, riche, intelligente, Emma Woodhouse a pour passion de jouer les entremetteuses... Victoire, Pascale et Jeanne comparent le roman Emma de Jane Austen, paru en 1815, à sa plus récente adaptation en film par Autumn de Wilde, sortie en 2020, avec Anya Taylor-Joy dans le rôle-titre. Dans le petit village de Highbury, Emma Woodhouse, 21 ans, a tout pour être heureuse : elle règne en maîtresse sur Hartfield, le domaine qu'elle partage avec son père, et sa fortune lui permet de rester célibataire. Pour se distraire, elle s'amuse alors à jouer les entremetteuses avec ses voisins et voisines, et notamment la jeune et naïve Harriett Smith... Le film d'Autumn de Wilde est-il fidèle au roman de Jane Austen ? Réponse dans l'épisode ! 3 min 05 : On commence par parler du roman Emma écrit par Jane Austen et paru en 1815.  30 min 40 : On enchaîne sur son adaptation en film, Emma., réalisée par Autumn de WIlde et sortie en 2020. 65 min 13  : On termine sur nos recommandations autour de Jane Austen, Emma et les intrigues autour des entre. Si vous avez lu ou vu Emma, n'hésitez pas à nous donner votre avis !

It's still February, and that means we're still talking about Jane Austen's Emma! In Part One, we looked at five of the more traditional television and movie adaptations, but in Part Two, we're stepping away from the traditional. In this episode we discuss: Clueless (1995), written and directed by Amy Heckerling, and starring Alicia Silverstone, Paul Rudd, and Brittany Murphy Aisha (2010), directed by Rajshree Ojha, written by Devika Bhagat and Ritu Bhatia, and starring Sonam Kapoor and Abhay Deol Emma Approved (2013–2014), created by Bernie Su, and starring Joanna Sotomura, Brent Bailey, and Dayeanne Hutton The Emma Agenda (2017), written and directed by Jules Pigott, and starring Selis Maria Vargas, Angela Wong Carbone, and Jillian Hite Jane Austen's Emma — A Musical Romantic Comedy (2018), written by Paul Gordon, directed by Tim Kashani and Kent Nicholson, and starring Kelli Barrett, Timothy Gulan, and Dani Marcus Footnotes: StreamingMusicals.com from Tony Nominee Paul Gordon The Lizzie Bennet Diaries Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham... You can follow Adapt or Perish on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook, and you can find us and all of our show notes online at adaptorperishcast.com. We're also on Patreon! You can find us at patreon.com/adaptcast. We have multiple reward levels, which include access to a patron-only community and a patron-only, biweekly bonus show! We hope to see you there. If you want to send us a question or comment, you can always email us at adaptorperishcast@gmail.com.

Interesting conversation with Bernie Su and Evan Mandery who co-created this award winning series.

Bernie Su!Today we chat with Bernie Su, the Emmy Award-winning creator of Artificial on Twitch. This episode kicks off our 9-part Artificial Finale Countdown so be sure to tune in to hear our chats with the cast over the next few weeks!Nick Brooks co-hosts.

Bernie Su, Christy St. John, and La Trice Harper from the award-winning Twitch Television series "Artificial" join me to discuss a movie about Kill Bots terrorizing a mall. We got lasers, throat ripping, head explosions, boobs.. and much more to discuss. Music by "The Mutant Members Only Club" horrorsoup@yahoo.com patreon.com/horrorsoup IG: Horrorsoup Letterboxd @HorrorSoupCaleb linktr.ee/horrorsoup --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/horrorsoup/support

Interesting conversation with Bernie Su and Evan Mandery who co-created this award winning series about an AI Sophie Lin wonderfully played by Tiffany Chu. We also look at AI ethics and if Sophie can feel.

Welcome to the Inner Child Podcast Pilot Episode!We kick off Season One with an episode all about Twitch's scripted interactive sci-fi series Artificial.This episode contains awesome chats with Emmy-Winner Bernie Su (2:20) and actress Tiffany Chu (15:47).P.S. Thanks for putting up with the pilot audio quality!

If you're able, please consider donations to one or more of these groups and organizations: Black Lives Matter The George Floyd Memorial Fund The Minnesota Freedom Fund (or try to find a group near you that's organizing bail in your area) Black Visions Collective Reclaim the Block It's been almost three years since the first time we looked at Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice, and this time we're doing it right! We're revisiting the classic with a three-part look at the classic filmed adaptations, and the some of the more out-there adaptations, too! In this episode—Part Three of Three—we look at six non-traditional theatrical remakes of Jane Austen's classic romance: Bridget Jones's Diary (Miramax, 2001), directed by Sharon Maguire, written by Richard Curtis, Andrew Davies, and Helen Fielding, and starring Renée Zellweger and Colin Firth. Pride & Prejudice: A Latter-Day Comedy (Excel Entertainment Group, 2003), directed by Andrew Black, written by Anne Black, Jason Faller, and Katherine Swigert, and starring Kam Heskin and Orlando Seale. Bride & Prejudice (Miramax, 2004), directed by Gurinder Chadha, written by Chadha and Paul Mayeda Berges, and starring Aishwarya Rai and Martin Henderson. The Lizzie Bennet Diaries (Pemberley Digital, 2012–2013), created by Hank Green and Bernie Su, directed by Su and Margaret Dunlap, and starring Ashley Clements and Daniel Vincent Gordh. Pride and Prejudice and Zombies (Lionsgate, 2016), written and directed by Burr Steers, and starring Lily James and Sam Riley. Based on the novel by Seth Grahame-Smith. Pride & Prejudice: Atlanta (Lifetime, 2019), directed by Rhonda Baraka, written by Tracy McMillan, and starring Tiffany Hines and Juan Antonio. Footnotes: Part One of this new look at Pride and Prejudice on Adapt or Perish And Part Two! You can follow Adapt or Perish on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook, and you can find us and all of our show notes online at adaptorperishcast.com. If you want to send us a question or comment, you can email us at adaptorperishcast@gmail.com or tweet using #adaptcast.

Bernie Su is the multiple Emmy winning showrunner, co-creator, and executive producer of 'Artificial,' the first scripted narrative series on Twitch which also won Twitch its first Emmy. Bernie's been at this for a while, with 'The Lizzie Bennet Diaries' being one of the seminal works of the transmedia age.  As live immersive and interactive creators look to expanding their work across mediums -- just check out our last podcast episode for an example -- we thought it would be a good time to check in on how the parallel track of online interactive storytelling has matured in the last half-decade. Plus: updates on our Patreon campaign and on the HERE Summit in 2020.

Bernie Su is an Emmy and Peabody Award winning storyteller and the Founder of 96 Next, a production studio that creates interactive video series. Prior to 96 Next, Bernie co-founded Pemberly Digital, the studio behind hit digital shows The Lizzie Bennett Diaries and Emma Approved and later launched Canvas Media Solutions, which produced StyleHaul’s first original scripted series Vanity. In this episode, Bernie and I discuss his approach to innovation for scripted series on social platforms, from pioneering affiliate marketing in Emma Approved to creating the first audience interactive show on Twitch with Artificial. We also debate the future of subscription video platforms and argue whether HBO failed to effectively monetize Game of Thrones. Finally, we examine why more traditional celebrities are turning to podcasting and social media to extend their audience and develop additional revenue streams. Host: James Creech ABOUT THE SHOW All Things Video is a podcast dedicated to uncovering the past and charting the future of the online video ecosystem. Listen to interviews with founders, executives, and thought leaders from the world’s leading media companies and engage in thought-provoking debates about the issues shaping the next generation of entertainment. From the short-form content revolution to the fragmentation of video viewership in an always-on world, All Things Video reveals the key trends and insights from the world of digital media. Follow All Things Video on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn for new episodes and updates! ABOUT THE HOST James Creech is an entrepreneur focused on technology, online video, and digital media. He is the Co-Founder & CEO of Paladin, the essential influencer marketing platform for media companies, agencies, and brands. OUR SPONSOR This episode is brought to you by TubeBuddy, the complete toolkit for YouTube channel management. This power-packed browser extension helps with everything from bulk metadata edits and trending keyword suggestions to thumbnail optimization, fan engagement tools, and so much more. Visit TubeBuddy.com to meet your new best friend on YouTube. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Creator of the ArtificialNext show and podcast Bernie Su joins us to talk about his amazing project that tells the story of an AI character come to life. We talk about how this innovative show came to life on Twitch and what it means for interactive storytelling. 

Bronwyn Tarr discusses how dance and music creates social bonds. Barbara Finamore explore the role of China in the global climate change conversation. Bernie Su talks about the potential of digital storytelling. Catriona Morrison talks about autobiographical memory formation and how our memories can sometimes be wrong.

Bernie Su talks about adapting literature for retelling on digital platforms. Steve Young and Dava Whisenant discuss the curious history of industrial musicals and their recent documentary, "Bathtubs Over Broadway." Jonathan Beever and Stephen Keubler discuss the application of ethics to robotics and self-driving cars. Leslie Hadfield discusses the history of Black History Month and its place in our culture.

Episode Breakdown:1:10 - “Stareable is an audience building platform for web series creators”3:45 - “The current distribution methods for web series creators are kind of lacking”5:45 - “Anyone who has an experience - can. All of the gatekeepers are busy doing something else”7:35 - “What our community is really trying to do is give creators or people who are interested in becoming creators, the resources and the knowledge they need, to take their destiny into their own hands”9:40 - “The bridge between writing and actually producing something you have written is a pretty long one and a pretty scary one, so a lot of people come to the Web Series community with a full script but they have no idea what to do with it”14:10 - “Every other week there is a new Web Series getting sold to Television”17:40 - “I think people still haven’t quite figured out what an internet only video landscape looks like”21:00 - “Every person has different talents, has different interests, has different things that they can offer the world, and so me trying to follow in Bernie Su’s footsteps isn’t going to do me any good - because I’m not Bernie Su”23:30 - “People are starting to understand that it’s not just a cute thing you do on the weekend with your friends, it’s a legitimate art form”

On this week's Tech Cat show we wrap up a two part series on creators who are pushing the envelope with storytelling and technology. Bernie Su is a two-time Primetime Emmy award-winning interactive storyteller, creator, and showrunner. He is currently the showrunner of Artificial, the first live audience-interactive science fiction series to debut on Twitch. His previous works include The Lizzie Bennet Diaries, a ground breaking interactive adaptation of Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice. The series spawned 70 million views across 160 videos and 35 social media accounts. It won the first Primetime Emmy Award for a YouTube distributed series and was adapted into a novel, thus making it the first novel based on a web series based on a novel. He won his second Emmy for Emma Approved, an interactive re-imagination of another Austen novel, Emma. You'll learn alot about storytelling on this week's TechCat Show with Bernie Su, interactive storyteller.

On this week's Tech Cat show we wrap up a two part series on creators who are pushing the envelope with storytelling and technology. Bernie Su is a two-time Primetime Emmy award-winning interactive storyteller, creator, and showrunner. He is currently the showrunner of Artificial, the first live audience-interactive science fiction series to debut on Twitch. His previous works include The Lizzie Bennet Diaries, a ground breaking interactive adaptation of Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice. The series spawned 70 million views across 160 videos and 35 social media accounts. It won the first Primetime Emmy Award for a YouTube distributed series and was adapted into a novel, thus making it the first novel based on a web series based on a novel. He won his second Emmy for Emma Approved, an interactive re-imagination of another Austen novel, Emma. You'll learn alot about storytelling on this week's TechCat Show with Bernie Su, interactive storyteller.

This week we interview Emmy-winning producer/writer/director Bernie Su (@berniesu)! We cover so much from The Lizzie Bennet Diaries to Emma Approved, the new Moment Stories app, AND hear about his new series Artificial on Twitch. - Learn more about the Emma Approved app  - Follow Artificial on Twitch  ~~~ Send us your questions or comments at: thepemberleypodcast@gmail.com Follow us on Twitter/Instagram/Facebook: @thepemberley Visit our website: thepemberleypodcast.com

An Emmy-winning idea can come from anyone and anywhere. On this inaugural episode of Forget The Box, we start from the beginning, talking brainstorming, how reality can help shape your creativity, exotic dancer/welder vampire roommates, and more with Lizzie Bennet Diaries creator Bernie Su. If you review Forget The Box on iTunes and send a screenshot to podcast@stareable.com, you could be entered to win tons of awesome prizes! Plus, email bri@stareable.com with any questions for guests of future episodes.

Sammi and Beau return to Pemberley Digital for Bernie Su's take on Emma, Emma Approved.Not just a lifestyle coach/matchmaker, Emma Woodhouse is a savvy business woman and personal brand, along with her business partner Alex Knightley and adorable assistant Harriet Smith, Emma is determined to be the face of Lifestyle Excellence (whatever that means?) So grab your tablets, your Kate Spade binders and your structured blazers and join us for Emma Approved, part 1 of 2. 

In the final episode of 2015, Amy Kubica recommends the Black Jewels trilogy by Anne Bishop, Laura Rocco recommends The Secret Diary of Lizzie Bennet by Bernie Su and Kate Noble (which is based on a popular Youtube series), and I have some thoughts about libraries as we bring 2015 to a close. Plus, we check in on last episode's literary challenge. The book I refer to in my editorial is Among Others by Jo Walton. You can see pictures of the remarkable JT and EJ Crumbaugh Memorial Library here. To respond to the literary challenge or to give us feedback, please contact us at ask@normalpl.org.

This week we talk with Bernie Su and David Tochterman from Canvas Media Studios, The Multiplatform Creators. Bernie and David are well known content executives, Bernie Su is a two time Emmy winning Writer, Director and David Tochterman, is a former Television Executive and talent manager who have come together to form, Canvas Media Studios. Canvas is an entertainment company that designs narratives for any and every ‘canvas’ whether they’re (take a breath!) telling an original, adapted, branded, experimental, social, long form, or short form story. The team utilizes the power of social media integration, as well as cross-platform storytelling to create engaging content that drives new audience behaviors. They’re funny, a bit crazy and definitely piloting the future of content experiences, you’ve got to hear the latest from Bernie and David, the Multiplatform Creators.

  Bernie Su: Creating The Lizzie Bennet Diaries   Bernie Su chatted with Ryan about writing, filmmaking and entrepreneurship. Bernie details the journey of adapting Pride and Prejudice, and creating The Lizzie Bennet Diaries for the online world.   Bernie and Hank Green of the Vlog Brothers are the creators of The Lizzie Bennet Diaries, and Bernie shares the story of how they adapted Jane Austin's famous book, for the modern digital day. His interactive series went onto win a PrimeTime Emmy and was the first ever YouTube Channel to receive such an amazing distinction. http://www.influencereconomy.com/ He also explains what it was like launching their extremely successful Kickstarter campaign for the DVD distribution, and the follow-up online series:  Emma Approved. Bernie and his team at Pemberly Digital currently working with PBS Digital on Frankenstein MD, a modern adaptation of Frankenstein for the digital age. Ryan asked Bernie to be on the show to talk about building properties like Lizzie Bennet on multiple platforms and taking risks as a creator. The Lizzie Bennet Diaries started as a web series, then became a DVD, and is currently a book “The Secret Diary of Lizzie Bennet.” Bernie shares his refreshing perspective that is guided by the philosophy: "If you want to win big, you have to bet big."   Bernie Su on Twitter:  https://twitter.com/Berniesu Bernie Su on Instagram:  http://instagram.com/Berniesu The Lizzie Bennet Diaries:  https://www.youtube.com/user/LizzieBennet Frankenstein MD:  http://www.frankensteinmd.com Ryan Williams on Twitter: http://twitter.com/ryanjwill

What We're Reading Rebecca [1:20] Euphoria, Lily King [2:30] State of Wonder, Ann Patchett [4:25] Glory O'Brien's History of the Future, A.S. King (October 14 2014) [7:05] Americanah, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie Preeti [7:55] Adam, Ariel Schrag [10:10] Afterworlds, Scott Westerfeld (September 23 2014) [13:10] The Secret Diary of Lizzie Bennet, Bernie Su, Kate Rorick Rebecca [16:10] Lumberjanes, Grace Ellis, Noelle Stevenson, Brooke Allen Jenn [18:40] Orange is the New Black, Piper Kerman [21:05] 2 A.M. at the Cat's Pajamas, Marie-Helene Bertino (August 5 2014) [23:35] Dead Man's Walk, Larry McMurtry [25:45] On Immunity, Eula Biss (September 30 2014) --- Intermission; Limbo Jimbo by James Brown --- BEA and BookCon [28:00] What We See When We Read, Peter Mendelsund (August 5 2014) [30:00] Station Eleven, Emily St. John Mandel (September 9 2014) [30:25] Maplecroft: The Borden Dispatches, Cherie Priest (September 2 2014) [31:10] Reunion, Hannah Pittard (October 7 2014) [33:00] Belzhar, Meg Wolitzer (September 30 2014) [34:30] The Book of Strange New Things, Michel Faber (October 28 2014) [35:00] The Marshmallow Test, Walter Mischel (September 23 2014) [36:50] Clariel, Garth Nix (October 1 2014) [41:00] The Seventh Tower #1: The Fall, Garth Nix [46:30] The Bone Clocks, David Mitchell (September 2 2014); An Oral History of the David Mitchell Signing at Book Expo America, Book Riot [1:07:00] Jenn met: David Peace and David Mitchell [1:07:50] Rebecca met: Tiphanie Yanique and Erin Morgenstern [1:08:50] Preeti met: David Peace and Garth Nix --- Outro Music; Skeleton Key (Youngblood Brass Band Remix) by Dessa --- Find Us Online: Bookrageous on Tumblr, Podbean, Twitter, Facebook, Spotify, and leave us voicemail at 347-855-7323. Come to the BOOKRAGEOUS BASH at BEA on May 28th in New York City Find Us Online: Jenn, Preeti, Rebecca Order Josh's book! Maine Beer: Brewing in Vacationland Get Bookrageous schwag at CafePress Note: Our show book links direct you to WORD, an independent bookstore in Brooklyn. If you click through and buy the book, we will get a small affiliate payment. We won't be making any money off any book sales -- any payments go into hosting fees for the Bookrageous podcast, or other Bookrageous projects. We promise.

At long last - it's Part 2 of the 2013/early 2014 Year-In-Review! Recorded way, WAY back in February, we are again joined by a powerful group of New Media professionals, titans, and darlings, to discuss The Year (or so) That Was. Come along for the PART 2 of the ride with Bree Essrig (PopTrigger, YouTube sensation, who unfortunately had to run before we took the group photo), Kai Hasson (Portal-A, White Collar Brawler), Woody Tondorf ( Machinima , Dark Knight Legacy), Brett Register (DC All-Access, Lost & Found Season 2), and the triumphant return of New Mediacracy co-founders Zadi Diaz and Steve Woolf (YouTube Nation, which recently surpassed 1 Million subscribers!!!). Join NM regulars Bernie Su and Chris McCaleb for PART 2 of this free-form, insightful discussion about the exponential rise of Multi-Channel Networks (MCNs), New Media consolidation, online stars migrating to television and print media, controversial fan films, the tragic death of Net Neutrality, drinking blood, branding yourself, and SO MUCH MORE!!! Direct MP3 link

Just in time for Summer 2014 - it's the 2013 Year-In-Review! Recorded way, WAY back in February, we have assembled a powerful group of New Media professionals, titans, and darlings, to discuss The Year (or so) That Was. Come along for PART 1 of the ride with Bree Essrig (PopTrigger, YouTube sensation, who unfortunately had to run before we took the group photo), Kai Hasson (Portal-A, White Collar Brawler), Woody Tondorf ( Machinima , Dark Knight Legacy), Brett Register (DC All-Access, Lost & Found Season 2), and the triumphant return of New Mediacracy co-founders Zadi Diaz and Steve Woolf (YouTube Nation, which recently surpassed 1 Million subscribers!!!). Join NM regulars Bernie Su and Chris McCaleb for PART 1 of this free-form, insightful discussion about the exponential rise of Multi-Channel Networks (MCNs), New Media consolidation, online stars migrating to television and print media, controversial fan films, the tragic death of Net Neutrality, drinking blood, branding yourself, and SO MUCH MORE!!! Direct MP3 link

When you love what you do - and the people you do it with - working rarely feels like "work" at all. This axiom is true for the members of Natural Disastronauts, some of the hardest working people in new media. On this episode, we sit down with 3/4 of the internet juggernaut - multi-hyphenates Katy Stoll (Cracked, Prom Queen), Daniel Vincent Gordh (Lizzie Bennet Diaries, Hipsterhood, Cracked Advice Board) and Will Gordh (Cracked Advice Board, lots of other stuff!) - upon the release of their latest original series, "Hollywood Acting Studio" (created by 4th Disastronaut Kevin Best, and produced by Starz Digital). Join NM regulars Bernie Su and Chris McCaleb for this candid discussion about actually making a living in new media, the pros and cons of working with your best friends (and family!), the perilous and addictive immediacy of audience interaction via social media, the recent YouTube migration to "Saturday Night Live," the now-Emmy-winning "Lizzie Bennet Diaries," Bernie's new series "Emma Approved," and much more! Direct MP3 link

The team behind the Lizzie Bennet Diaries, including co-creator Bernie Su, writers Margaret Dunlap, Rachel Kiley, and Kate Rorick, and writer/transmedia mastermind Jay Bushman.

Did you know that brands can get into big trouble with the Federal Trade Commission if you don't properly disclose your relationship as a content creator to the brand? The FTC has issued revised guidelines surrounding product reviews and what creators are required to disclose when receiving product for free. That plus Bernie Su joins Lon and Tim to talk about the Lizzie Bennet Diaries' very successful Kickstarter!

We're back with a lengthy year-end wrap-up! This time around, new media veteran Kathleen Grace (The Burg, The All-For-Nots, and now Manager of Production and Programming at YouTube Space LA) joins GigaOm writer and Attack of the Show staff writer Liz Shannon Miller, IAWTV Award winner and writer/director Brett Register, and Lizzie Bennet Diaries co-creator and showrunner Bernie Su. Joining them are the founders of New Mediacracy, Zadi Diaz (Head of Content Development at Disney Interactive Entertainment) and Steve Woolf (President of Blip Studios, SVP of Content at Blip), once again anchored by writer/director Chris McCaleb. In this freewheeling discussion, we explore the ongoing problem of discovery, YouTube's funded channel initiative, the newly-founded Blip Studios, the opening of YouTube Space LA, Hannah Hart's incredible tour fundraising campaign, the high profile departure of Ray William Johnson from Maker Studios, the mysterious industry blog "Working With Webseries Producers," our hopes for the year 2013, and so much more! Direct MP3 link

In April 2011, Hank Green (VlogBrothers, VidCon, Project for Awesome) approached Bernie Su (Compulsions, co-host of this very podcast) to discuss the possibility of bringing "Pride and Prejudice" to life for the YouTube generation. Less than a year later, they launched The Lizzie Bennet Diaries, and within days the show had already attracted a dedicated fan base and the attention of international media. On this episode of New Mediacracy, we sit down with stars Ashley Clements and Mary Kate Wiles (also of Squaresville), producer Jenni Powell (Video Game Reunion, VidCon), and co-creator/writer/director Bernie Su. Join NM regular Chris McCaleb as we discuss the meteoric rise of this independent series, the highs and lows of interacting with fans (in and out of character), adapting a beloved novel for the digital age, interactive storytelling, their epic VidCon experiences, Tumblr feelz and so much more! Direct MP3 link

Networking is an important part of marketing yourself and your projects. This week on Behind the Video we look at conferences and their importance for independent content creators. Tim shares his experience and advice on how to make the most of them. Also - fallout over Ray William Johnson leaving the Maker Network and layoffs at Machinima. Our guest is Bernie Su, executive producer of the wildly successful Lizzie Bennett Diaries!

What is it like to actually live the life of a professional YouTuber, an often all-consuming, 24/7 job that regularly blurs the line between entertainment and private reality? On this episode of New Mediacracy, we sit down with three prolific YouTube personalities - Olga Kay, Exotic Jess and Joe Nation - who have been living in the YouTube trenches (and for a while, under the same roof) for years, and survived to tell the tale. Join NM regulars Chris McCaleb and Bernie Su ("The Lizzie Bennet Diaries") as they discuss building and maintaining an audience, the importance of quantity vs quality, working in the circus, raising a teenage daughter, and the scary, crazy, exciting and wonderful life of a professional YouTuber.

Goldie Chan and Bernie Su join Lon and Tim to talk about their latest projects. Plus: live television dominates, except on Hulu. Are you better off publishing your ebook independently? And we talk about America's oldest movie bootlegger.

Goldie Chan and Bernie Su join Lon and Tim to talk about their latest projects. Plus: live television dominates, except on Hulu. Are you better off publishing your ebook independently? And we talk about America's oldest movie bootlegger.

So you made an independent series that is 100% true to your voice, your vision, and your passion... now what?  On this episode of New Mediacracy, we sit down with writer/director Matt Enlow (Squaresville, Mountain Man), writer/producer Tai Fauci (Whole Day Down, Palisades Pool Party) and producer/consultant Brian Rodda (Songs From Series). Join NM regular Chris McCaleb and Bernie Su as they discuss the challenges of remaining independent, the importance of a great marketing strategy, finding your voice amongst the noise of modern culture, and the very nature of art.

Part 2 of our 2011 year-end roundup! Most of this episode is about the IAWTV Awards happening this week! With GigaOm writer and Attack of the Show staff writer Liz Miller, writer/producer Bernie Su, IAWTV Award nominee and writer/director Brett Register, and What's Trending CEO (also an IAWTV Award nominee) Damon Berger. Joining them is producer and Disney creative exec Zadi Diaz, and producer and Blip VP of Content Steve Woolf, all anchored by two-time Emmy nominee, writer/director Chris McCaleb. Timeline! 0:00 First IAWTV Awards are happening 1:15 Disclaimers about everyone's current and former relationships to the IAWTV 2:30 Reference to the post-Streamys New Mediacracy episode 3:20 Some talk about the IAWTV LA annual member meeting 5:00 Bernie asks Zadi and Chris why they didn't run for re-election as IAWTV board members 8:00 Bernie talks about why he doesn't run for the board 10:00 Damon talks about his views on the IAWTV 12:30 Zadi talks a bit about the structure of the organization 15:40 Steve talks about how little YouTube representation exists within the IAWTV 16:30 Liz was surprised that the IAWTV Awards didn't have more YouTube creator nominations 17:30 Damon doesn't understand how YouTube isn't nominated for best platform 18:30 Chris was disappointed in the nomination process; discussion ensues 26:45 Bernie points out that anyone unhappy with the process can join the awards committee for next year 28:20 Damon talks about the What's Trending road show at the Venetian 29:30 Bernie talks about the producer and writer's group exhibitions at CES 31:00 Cody (the dog) needs to go to the bathroom 31:30 Liz asks each person to talk about what they want to see happen in web video in 2012 31:50 Bernie wants to see online storytelling go mass market 32:55 Brett wants to see more studios release pre-theatrical VOD releases; a discussion of story structure for the web ensues 36:30 Talking about analogous examples of works in tv, film, and online 40:45 Zadi tells a story about mainstream media's view of what's happening online 44:15 Steve wants to see storytelling tools advance in 2012 46:20 Liz wants to see The Solution to lean-back web content 48:15 Chris wants to see the new BlackBoxTV channel on YouTube become a huge success 53:20 Damon wants to see the web video marketplace gain some coherence and step up the quality levels 59:00 Steve makes the argument that one of the reasons some web shows have taken off is exactly because they're different from TV and movies 1:01:00 Liz talks about two ShayCarl videos she saw at VidCon 2010 and VidCon 2011 1:03:30 Damon feels the emotional connection to story isn't happening enough in web video 1:06:00 On the importance of owning your content 1:09:25 Steve asks Zadi what it's like going from independent production to working at a major media company 1:14:20 Zadi wants to see legislation unfriendly to the web defeated in 2012 1:16:00 Brett wants to know more about the 8-track soapbox is composed 1:16:30 Where to find everyone on the show and what's next Check out Part 1! Direct MP3 link

A feisty year-end wrap up doubleheader! This is Part 1 of 2 with GigaOm writer and Attack of the Show staff writer Liz Miller, writer/producer Bernie Su, IAWTV Award nominee and writer/director Brett Register, and What's Trending CEO (also an IAWTV Award nominee) Damon Berger. Joining them is producer and Disney creative exec Zadi Diaz, and producer and Blip VP of Content Steve Woolf, all anchored by two-time Emmy nominee, writer/director Chris McCaleb. Timeline! 0:00 Intros! Shout outs to Cindy Register 14:00 Shout out to Steve Garfield, part of the old school New Mediacracy from '06-'07 15:30 First mention of The Process, a web video podcast that never was 17:00 Can you cancel your own show? 21:00 The rise of the 7-figure web series 22:00 The inevitable discussion about the term "web series" 23:45 Opening the door on "independent television" 25:00 LouisCK's self-distributed success 25:35 Chris tries to table the LouisCK discussion 29:30 Chris officially gives up trying to table the LouisCK discussion 30:40 Damon opens the conversation about the difference between people with audiences from mainstream media, and true independent web success stories 33:00 Zadi talks about cycles of relevancy 34:00 Liz wonders whether you now have to have more than a webcam to blow up; a Jenna Marbles discussion ensues 39:00 Talk moves to the demographics of web viewers and identifying a niche for success 42:20 Mass-media qualities in web video, and Bernie brings up the Zooey/JGL viral New Years video 43:50 Steve interrupts to get at the pizza and gets yelled at 47:00 First mention of Tim Street 47:40 Damon justifiably attacks Steve for his pop culture ignorance 49:15 Chris asks if YouTube can manufacture their own stars as part of their channels initiative 52:00 The Annoying Orange phenomenon 53:45 Liz tells a story from the set of iCarly about Fred from YouTube, and the conversation goes to the Fred phenomenon 55:45 Brett speaks for the first time since his intro 56:30 YouTube channel initiative and cosmic panda: will it work? 58:00 Chris tangents to Marc Zuckerberg killing animals 58:25 Chris gets back on track 1:02:50 Bernie feels that the new YouTube makes for a more genuine discovery experience 1:05:20 Chris wonders whether future YouTube stars will rise up the same way this generation has 1:06:00 Zadi is a fan of discovery through cultural value delivery 1:07:30 Will YouTube's investment in content affect their promotional choices? 1:12:00 Bernie talks about the risks about putting all your eggs in one basket 1:13:45 Liz worries about the future of the "nut shot" video 1:15:20 Weekends are now the biggest web video viewing days 1:16:30 Talking over-the-top TV set top boxes 1:18:25 Liz's Dad is a nerd 1:20:00 Damon tells a story about Google's struggles to market GoogleTV and attract studios and network content 1:23:00 Bernie wonders how many YouTube premium channels will get renewed 1:26:00 The inevitable discussion about ratings, or the lack thereof 1:29:00 Bernie tells a personal Nielsen story 1:34:00 Correlating music, movie, and TV industries in the digital age 1:37:00 Web series with billboards and bus ads 1:40:00 Do people who buy internet-connected TV's ever connect? Check out Part 2! Direct MP3 link

In Episode 62, Trev & AJ chat about getting back on the horse after a big production, what's been keeping them busy, and wonder how to stay afloat - spiritually-speaking - when the going gets tough and there's no end in sight. Then Trev sits down for Part 2 of his kickass chat with writer/director/producer Bernie Su. Total running time: 56:41.

In Episode 61, Trev and AJ recap their experience with Gospel According to First Squad, give a huge shout out to all the IAP listeners who came (and all the listeners who help support the podcast financially), ruminate on what may or may not be next, and talk about recent auditions - eh-hem, *meetings* - and bookings. Then Trev sits down for Part 1 of his chat with webfrontiersman and all-around brilliant guy Bernie Su for an insider's look at business-ifying your content creation. Total running time: 1:11:06.

Soap protesters at the upfronts, women and minorities aren't leveling up, per the WGA, and special guest Bernie Su

Nothing like getting a bunch of passionate believers in the power of story together to talk about how the web is creating a paradigm shift. This episode we've got Chris Preksta of the forthcoming web series Mercury Men, Nicholas Robinson a recent studio executive with Vuguru, Bernie Su of the acclaimed Compulsions series, Mark Gantt of The Bannen Way, Chris McCaleb with over 300 episodes of experience in scripted web drama, and regulars Zadi Diaz and Steve Woolf discussing the timeless tenets of story in a fast-paced digital world. There's a lot of talk about what parts of a story have to be identified and nurtured, the problem of sustainability for finite scripted web series, the ways we approach pitching and developing stories with digital studios, and the challenge of evolving writers into story architects that know how to take parts of a core story onto other platforms. This is one for the writers out there! Direct MP3 link