Podcasts about creative media industries institute

Wellstar Chamber Luncheon Series: Esports Industry Impact, with Todd Harris, Skillshot Media and Brennen Dicker, Creative Media Industries Institute at GSU (GNFCC 400 Insider, Episode 57) Metro Atlanta–and North Fulton specifically–are home to a thriving esports industry, and all the necessary ingredients are in place for continued growth, according to panelists speaking at this GNFCC […] The post Wellstar Chamber Luncheon Series: Esports Industry Impact, with Todd Harris, Skillshot Media and Brennen Dicker, Creative Media Industries Institute at GSU appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

London Balbosa is the founder and CEO of Artehub - an ecommerce art discovery platform for art collectors seeking niche art. London is a recent graduate of Georgia State University's Honors College and Creative Media Industries Institute, where he received a Bachelor of Arts & Science in Interdisciplinary Studies, concentrating in Media Innovation, Emerging Technology […] The post London Balbosa with Artehub and Adesuwa Imafidon with Nurtur Skincare appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

Elizabeth Strickler, the Director of Media Entrepreneurship & Innovation Programs at the Creative Media Industries Institute, explains how blockchain technology could help journalists, photographers, artists and other creators protect their work in the internet era.

How do future innovators learn about new DLT technologies? How can you learn more? Elizabeth Strickler, Director, Media Entrepreneurship and Innovation at the Creative Media Industries Institute at Georgia State University gives us some insight into the ways that people are getting educated on DLT, and using this knowledge to collaboratively innovate solutions. Elizabeth is also a Hedera "Ambassador" and helps coordinate Meetups for networking and knowledge sharing. For more about the program at Georgia State University visit https://cmii.gsu.edu/. More on the Hedera Ambassador program is here: https://hashgraph.org/discussion/113/interested-in-participating-in-the-hedera-hashgraph-ambassador-program-get-more-information-here

Today’s Guest is Tom Luse – best known for his work as executive producer of AMC’s hugely successful series – THE WALKING DEAD. With credits like Glory – Everwood – The Joneses – Blue River - Jeepers creepers – Drumline, and Remember the Titans – Luse, who holds a position at Georgia State University’s Creative Media Industries Institute – gives GIRLS ON FILM listeners a behind the scenes tour of America’s favorite Zombie Series!

What elements of content are ripe for innovation and who is doing a great job of it? What’s next? This episode focuses on near-to-mid-term innovations, stories and specifics. Creative Influence's team interviews Elizabeth Strickler of Creative Media Industries Institute at Georgia State University, Micah Spruill of MS2 Consulting and Matt Crenshaw of USATestPrep. We discuss... Creation – What new storytelling techniques or engagement methods are working? Technology – What are the platforms and products that are shifting content creation. For instance, creating content for foldable phones? Distribution – What innovations are anticipated in content distribution – online and offline? Where might blockchain have an impact? Data – What’s next in data-driven content marketing? Anything new or different about content analytics? Business model – Who’s making money and how? How else? What’s the impact of cryptocurrency and blockchain here, if any?

Brennen Dicker, a film and video professional with 25 years of experience, is Executive Director of the Creative Media Industries Institute at Georgia State University. Before joining Georgia State, Brennen was the general manager of Atlanta operations for SIM International, a company that provides production and post-production services to the film industry. In that role, he […] The post Brennen Dicker with Creative Media Industries Institute (CMII) at GSU and Dave Beck & Quinn Randel with Foundry 45 appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

Matt Head is an award-winning composer, thoughtful collaborator, talented producer and friend. From Georgia State University’s Creative Media Industries Institute, we talk about how a daily musical assignment cultivated a mindset for creation and how four encouraging words from a friend ignited Matt’s journey into the world of music. As a former collegiate athlete, he explores the parallels between music and sports citing that the lessons from team sports translate powerfully into the world of music. We discuss the magic of the Thriller effect, earning your stripes with pro bono work, and leaving ego at the door.