Podcasts about coolfire studios

What does the Harvard Logo have to do with NFT profile pictures?  In this episode of the Web3 Simplified Podcast, Sean is joined by Carroll Keane from Coolfire Studios and Reformers (a Web3 incubator community) to talk about how Web3 tech is being used to create communities. When you're walking through the airport and you see a logo from a school and/or team that you support, you feel an instant connection to that person.  PFP (profile picture) NFTs have become popular in the last two years and they act like that logo.  People change their profile picture on Twitter to the NFT they own and when scrolling through their feed or in Twitter Spaces they can easily identify who is in the community with them.  That's on the surface.  Underneath there's more to community.  Vision, mission, and values are all a part of the conversation between Carroll and Sean. Follow Carroll Keane on Twitter: https://twitter.com/abndant To see and hear some of the resources that Sean shares, visit https://www.web3simplified.xyz/shownotes To learn how to create a wallet, load it with cryptocurrency, mint or buy an NFT, and more buy the course NFTs simplified. Read more about it here: https://www.web3simplified.xyz/nfts-simplified-course See simple definitions and explanations about other NFT concepts here: https://www.web3simplified.xyz/

Logan's Heroes is back with film maker, fellow nerd, and friend, Jeremy Corray of Coolfire Studios. We talk about the time Jeremy was judged by the late and great, Carrie Fischer. We also explore Jeremy's career, from working on Voltron, to his more recent projects like BCTV, Build-A-Bear. and so much more. We nerd out HARD on this one and even get a tour of Jeremy's "dude smelling" basement. Thank you for your support of the show. Subscribe where you listen #Podcasts. Subscribe to our YouTube and Twitch channels. Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, TikTok and Tumblr. Something new everyday at www.MostlySuperheroes.com 

EPISODE 7 - DIETA PEPSI & PIXEL on SAINT LOUIS DRAG On today's show we get to hear from TWO spectacular Queens who hail from the Saint Louis Drag scene! Dieta Pepsi has been active in the St. Louis Drag and LGBT communities for over 25-years, winning numerous accolades and Trophies (including Miss Gay Missouri!), while PIXEL is a brilliant newcomer to the world of Drag, combining years of professional dance artistry, impressive cosplay chops, and some kick ass sass to bring fire to every performance! The two together in studio are ELECTRIC, and this is an episode you REALLY don't want to miss! Connect with DIETA at https://www.facebook.com/dietapepsi and follow PIXEL via Instagram @pixel__8bit We want to hear from you!! So PLEASE take a moment to rate today's program, or send us your questions and comments at: shoutbox@kaiharding.com. Today’s program was recorded by Dane Dickman of Coolfire Studios in St. Louis, Missouri (www.coolfire.com), (with some extra bits recorded by Emmalyn Meyers of Bam Studios (www.bamstudios.com)) Today's program was edited and mixed by Sven at Blue Box Studio, and our theme music was written and performed by Melody Jane Wachtel of the band This is a Stickup! As always, thank you so much for tuning in, and have a beautiful week!

This is the first of 2 parts for our 5th Anniversary of Let's Voltron: The Official Voltron Podcast, which includes 3 special surprise guests from the Voltron Universe! During each guest segment, we give away 1 of the 5 total prizes in our #LetsVoltron5 contest! So, there are 3 prizes given away in Part 1! Neil Ross is our 1st special guest and despite the fact that he was one of the 6 original voice actors to work on Voltron: Defender of the Universe back in 1984, he has blessed us by having 2 new projects come out recently. He was the voice of Voltron in the Happy Honda Days ad we talked about in our last podcast, and he wrote a new autobiography called "Vocal Recall: A Life in Radio and Voiceovers". We are proud to have Neil on the podcast for the third time and to see that he mentioned listening to our podcast in his book! He doesn't mention "Let's Voltron podcast" by name, but he was talking about our interview with Franklin Cofod in the 33rd Chapter of the book. If you would like to pick up Neil's book, there are 4 different formats to choose, including paperback, audiobook (read by Neil himself, and doing some of the voices he's famous for!), Kindle, and PDF file. Net proceeds from the sale of this book will be donated to 1) Broadcasters Foundation of America & 2) The Actors Fund Order here: https://www.neilbook.com/order-the-book.html Our 2nd guest on the 5th Anniversary Podcast is Bob Koplar, President of World Events Productions in St. Louis, Missouri, the copyright, IP and trademark owner of Voltron. Bob gives us every indication that both Voltron merchandise and Voltron projects will continue in the future, although there is nothing next in line after Voltron Legendary Defender just yet. Our 3rd guest on the 5th Anniversary Podcast is Jeremy Corray, VP of Digital Entertainment at CoolFire Studios, and also the former Creative Director of WEP and the former co-host of Let's Voltron: The Official Voltron Podcast. You never know what special information about Voltron that Jeremy might reveal, as he gives us his Top 5 Voltron moments in his career. We hope to have Jeremy back for another podcast soon, where he reveals some of the secrets behind "what almost was" or "what might have been" while he was working with Voltron at WEP. Here are the 3 prizes we are giving away in this podcast: Our 5th Anniversary Podcast didn't only come with 2 great podcast episodes. It also came with a really cool bunch of designs from 5 amazing Voltron fan artists! Although we don't introduce the artists for this 5th Anniversary Podcast until Part 2, we want to share these designs with you here, AND let you know you can buy these on our TeePublic store! The first 2 designs are SO BIG, that we can't put them on a t-shirt or other apparel, but they can can be put on posters, prints, notebooks, tapestries, pillows and stickers and things like that. Here are 108 characters you love, all in one cohesive design: And here is the t-shirt design that will also look great on all apparel, stickers, pillows, mugs, phone cases, prints, posters, and more: And here are the designs that include the 5th Anniversary Logo that we used to promote this on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram: You can get these wonderful designs on our TeePublic store, and for the first 72 hours, they are all on sale at 30% OFF at: https://www.teepublic.com/stores/let-s-voltron-podcast?ref_id=5313 We are so proud of the work that our "5th Anniversary Five" artists did on these designs, so please make sure you listen to Part 2 of the 5th Anniversary Podcast to hear how this wonderful collaboration came together like Voltron! As Always, Thanks for Listening! Let's Voltron!!

Jeremy and I talk about Babbage's, snap some zombie brains, Coolfire Studios, the Sea Monkey Movie, unscripted programming out of St. Louis, strategy as the "s" word, native advertising, 2 trillion impressions, Google Brand Summit, POV, lean in and be the voice, locals at Helium Comedy Club, while you're cooking an omelet, Mt. Rushmore of 80s cartoons, Night Flight, Voltron, KPLR Channel 11, ancestors chomping up seaweed, your warranty's expired mankind, Sesame Street by Tarantino, Comic-Con, it turned into dirty pool fast and stop watching trailers.

In this episode, we speak with Jeremy Corray and Dionne Joffray of Coolfire Studios live from the Midwest Digital Marketing Conference (MDMC18). Jeremy and Dionne share how to better craft social videos. They discuss how to do so through tips, tricks, and common mistakes that are easy to fix. Host: Taylor Caputo Produced: Brian Borgstede, James Brandt, Taylor Caputo, Khadijah Johnson, Blake Rudloff and Gus Wehmeier Guests: Jeremy Corray and Dionne Joffray About MDMC: the MDMC is the largest Digital Marketing Conference in the Midwest, and it boasts speakers annually from companies such as BuzzFeed, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Google, including some local talent. The conference was held in St. Louis Union Station on March 27-28 2018, featuring over 120 speakers, and offering about 80 sessions for more than 1,700 attendees. About the Speakers: Jeremy Corray has served as VP of Digital Entertainment for Coolfire Studios for the past 4 years and lead the team in creative social video strategies for brands like Build-A-Bear, Microsoft, Emerson, Cepia and Barnes-Jewish Hospital. Working with the team he merges his passion for video production together with business objectives for clients to create short form social campaigns that drive traffic and fire up a community. Utilizing experience and humor, Jeremy shares his learnings from the entertainment and marketing industry in a straight-forward and energetic style that made his sessions less like panels and more like stand-up comedy. Dionne Joffray is Director of Digital Engagement at Coolfire Studios. As a digital strategist, her mission is to oversee audience-first content, aligning strategy and creative at the start to develop marketing programs with intention. 

In the first Coolfire'd Up podcast we interview Coolfire Studios founder Jeff Keane on his journey in the video production industry. From getting coffee to starting his own production company to selling shows to Discovery Channel, HGTV, Esquire Network and more - Jeff shares knowledge nuggets and tips for those starting out or established and looking to take the next step. Be sure to Subscribe to not miss an episode of Coolfire'd Up!

Jeremy Corray returns to the show on the 2nd Anniversary to review the “state of the union” for Voltron in 2015. Marc and Jeremy cover what was released for Voltron in 2015, and they cover podcast listeners’ Voltron gift lists and wishes, as well as requests for podcast topics in 2016. Jeremy talks about his work at Coolfire Studios, including: Bearville Alive puppeteering show - Build-a-Bear Lion Forge Comics - Lion Forge Website Manblasters - Twitter account Marc introduced a new song that he wrote with his brother, Scott Morrell, and Produced by Mark Bolger for Rotation Records. “Reason to Try” was dedicated to Marc and Scott’s grandfather, and his dreams of flying. You can hear the song at the end of this podcast or you can go on Google Play, Spotify, iTunes, Amazon Music, YouTube, Shazam, and many more digital music outlets. Here is the link for the Official YouTube Video for the song from the Rotation Records YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CBDuRCItRoU Here is the link for the SNL skit (Connectatron) that featured Voltron: http://www.nbc.com/saturday-night-live/video/connectatron/2858445 Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! See you for a BIG Voltron year in 2016! Thanks for listening!

Recorded at Wizard World St. Louis Comic-Con 2014. This panel of professionals discusses different types of jobs that exist within pop-culture entertainment, gaming, film-making, writing and more. Get tips on finding a way to a new career from those already working in the industry. Moderated by N4AL's Wendy Buske, panel speakers include: Rachel Rieckenberg (Sass and Slash Creations), Jeremy Corray (Coolfire Studios, Voltron), Amanda Nuckolls (GnomeAcres), Matt Raithel (Graphite Lab), and Genese Davis (author of The Holder's Dominion).

Marc and Jeremy wish all Voltron Fans a very Merry Christmas! Marc talks about the response the Let's Voltron Podcast has received from Voltron Fans all over the world. This overwhelming response has placed the Let's Voltron Podcast at the top of the New and Noteworthy list on the iTunes store. One of the suggestions from fans was to have a transcript of each Podcast available on this notes page for the hearing impaired Voltron Fans. We are looking into a solution for this and will have it available when we have worked out all the details. Our RSS feed link is available (here) for people who listen on Podcast apps like PocketCast. Marc and Jeremy have a very in-depth conversation with Tommy Yune (@StudioYune on Twitter), who is the Creative Director for Harmony Gold, the home of Robotech. Tommy is the cover artist and writer for the Robotech/Voltron #1 Comic. Many behind-the-scenes details are revealed in this podcast, and Tommy, with Jeremy's permission, "blows the lid off" the second issue in the series, with information you won't hear anywhere else. Spoiler alert! Jeremy thanks fans for the years he has spent being the voice of Voltron as the Creative Director at WEP. He will be working as the VP of Digital Entertainment at Coolfire Studios (@coolfiremedia), starting in 2014. You can still enjoy Jeremy's sparkling wit and engaging personality on the Let's Voltron Podcast every week, as he takes on his new role of "Voltron Fan Ambassador": A New Coran for the Voltron Universe! The Robotech 20-Disc Complete Set is available here. Head out to your favorite comic book store, if you hadn't already pre-ordered, and get the Robotech/Voltron #1 Comic Book, starting Tuesday, December 24, 2013. A perfect stocking stuffer for the last-minute shopper, or for those of you who have been carefully planning this, knowing it would be released the day before Christmas.