Podcasts about digital convergence

Investigative Researcher, James Scott MacKillop, joins me as we investigate the global cyborg program known as 'The Bio-Digital Convergence', according to their own documents.  Who are the key players and agencies?  Save yourself from their manipulation by learning some clues provided in this discussion. > Links to two documents referenced in this Investigative PodCast: 1.) An introduction to Bio-Digital Convergence  2.) Standardization Opportunities in Human Augmentation Technologies

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The nightmarish Deep State vision for the future is more horrific than most can even imagine as technology advances, warns author and The New American publisher Dennis Behreandt in this episode of Behind The Deep State with host Alex Newman. Behreandt, who wrote the new book End Game: Covid and the Dark State Quest for Bio-digital ... The post Deep State End Game: Bio-digital Convergence & Transhumanism appeared first on The New American.

Dennis Behreandt is a writer, the publisher of The New American magazine, and author of Endgame- Covid and the Dark State Quest for Bio-Digital Convergence in a Transhumanist World.--Covid-19 has been the agent for a massive transformation of our society and the freedoms and individual rights we hold dear. Consider all that's unfolded in the government's response to COVID. We have been told which businesses were essential and which were not. The government response has forever impacted our economy, our transportation systems, our energy infrastructure, our educational institutions, our health care system, our free exercise of religion, the censorship of free speech, and a desire for control never before witnessed by many in our lifetime.--Dennis speaks of the 3-fold guiding ideological beliefs behind those in power- 1- The belief that humankind, collectively, is fundamentally flawed, but could be improved by eliminating the flawed and perfecting the rest. 2- There are too many people in the world and this puts the world at risk. 3- New technologies will create new hordes of unnecessary -nonessential- people.--Our guest today addresses these and other issues in his book, End Game- Covid and the Dark State Quest for Bio-Digital Convergence in a Transhumanist World.

Fine-tune your digital marketing strategy with a deeper understanding of Digital Convergence. Join Michelle Geere and Karabo Sitto in this master class and learn how to capitalize on the revolutionary opportunities created by digital convergence.Check out upcoming DigiMarCon Digital Marketing, Media, and Advertising Conferences & Exhibitions Worldwide at https://digimarcon.com/events/

In this special episode, we discuss the latest executive order #14081. What is in this order that will change all of our lives? Have we been consulted? Who will be involved? Also, is it just relegated to the US? Who else will be involved in this venture to rewrite humanity? Will it be the same people who were and are responsible for the COVID crisis? And, what does this mean for you? Will you now get updates just like software? Is this the dawn of transhumanism? We ask the questions.

Dennis Behreandt is a writer, the publisher of The New American magazine, and author of Endgame- Covid and the Dark State Quest for Bio-Digital Convergence in a Transhumanist World.--Covid-19 has been the agent for a massive transformation of our society and the freedoms and individual rights we hold dear. Consider all that's unfolded in the government's response to COVID. We have been told which businesses were essential and which were not. The government response has forever impacted our economy, our transportation systems, our energy infrastructure, our educational institutions, our health care system, our free exercise of religion, the censorship of free speech, and a desire for control never before witnessed by many in our lifetime.--Dennis speaks of the 3-fold guiding ideological beliefs behind those in power- 1- The belief that humankind, collectively, is fundamentally flawed, but could be improved by eliminating the flawed and perfecting the rest. 2- There are too many people in the world and this puts the world at risk. 3- New technologies will create new hordes of unnecessary -nonessential- people.--Our guest today addresses these and other issues in his book, End Game- Covid and the Dark State Quest for Bio-Digital Convergence in a Transhumanist World.

A new MP3 sermon from Crosstalk America is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Endgame: Covid, Dark State & Bio-Digital Convergence Subtitle: Crosstalk America Speaker: Jim Schneider Broadcaster: Crosstalk America Event: Radio Broadcast Date: 9/14/2022 Length: 53 min.

Dennis Behreandt is a writer, the publisher of The New American magazine, and author of Endgame- Covid and the Dark State Quest for Bio-Digital Convergence in a Transhumanist World.--Covid-19 has been the agent for a massive transformation of our society and the freedoms and individual rights we hold dear. Consider all that's unfolded in the government's response to COVID. We have been told which businesses were essential and which were not. The government response has forever impacted our economy, our transportation systems, our energy infrastructure, our educational institutions, our health care system, our free exercise of religion, the censorship of free speech, and a desire for control never before witnessed by many in our lifetime.--Dennis speaks of the 3-fold guiding ideological beliefs behind those in power- 1- The belief that humankind, collectively, is fundamentally flawed, but could be improved by eliminating the flawed and perfecting the rest. 2- There are too many people in the world and this puts the world at risk. 3- New technologies will create new hordes of unnecessary -nonessential- people.--Our guest today addresses these and other issues in his book, End Game- Covid and the Dark State Quest for Bio-Digital Convergence in a Transhumanist World.

Futuristic Researcher Sadiki Bakari will update us on the latest AI Artificial Intelligence developments. Brother Sadiki will go deep into Digital Convergence & Social Media, the AI-generated Rapper and New Age Hip Hop versus the Archetype & more. Before we hear from Brother Sadiki, the daughters of Runoko Rashidi & Tony Browder, Atlantis Tye Browder and Assata Garvey Ross, share some insights on what it's like to grow up in the shadow of their famous fathers. Getting us started, Theron Lewis provides information for Renters.  Text DCnews to 52140 For Local & Exclusive News Sent Directly To You! The Big Show starts on WOL 95.9 FM & 1450 AM, 1010 AM WOLB and woldcnews.com at 6 am ET., 5 am CT., 3 am PT., and 11 am BST. Call in # 800 450 7876 to participate & listen liveSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Antonio Perfido"I Dialoghi di Trani"https://www.idialoghiditrani.com/I Dialoghi di TraniSabato 18 settembre 2021Antonio Perfido, Gianni Sebastiano e Andrea FrollàLe nuove professioni del futuro nel tempo dell'Intelligenza Artificiale (il Conversation Designer e Convergent Marketer)prenota il tuo posto: https://www.idialoghiditrani.com/Antonio Perfido è l'ideatore del Convergent Marketing ed è Head of Digital di The Digital Box, oltre che co-founder della società. Con un'esperienza pluriennale in ambito digitale, ha maturato significative esperienze nel settore e-commerce per i più importanti team calcistici: FC Juventus, AC Milan, ACF Fiorentina, Torino Calcio, U.C. Sampdoria. Ha ricoperto ruoli di responsabilità e gestito risorse e progetti online per centinaiadi piccole e medie imprese. Rimasto affascinato dal mobile, dai social e dall'intelligenza artificiale ha deciso di farne l'elemento centrale della sua professione. È organizzatore del Digital Convergence.https://www.convergentmarketing.it/https://www.digitalconvergenceday.com/Tra i mille effetti della diffusione capillare degli smartphone (siamo il popolo più “smanettone” d'Europa) c'è anche quello di aver definitivamente pensionato l'inbound marketing, storicamente costruito su misura per una dimensione desktop. La proposizione, creata nel 2004, era quella di creare contenuti attrattivi in grado di convincere i potenziali clienti a “visitare” l'azienda. Ma oggi è tutto molto diverso. In Italia ogni giorno 33,8 milioni di utenti si connettono almeno una volta al giorno al web, di cui 29 milioni da mobile (fonte Audiweb, giugno 2020), poco meno del 50% della popolazione totale. L'89% degli utenti è presente sui social network. E le conversazioni digitali sono in aumento: 2 miliardi i messaggi scambiati ogni mese tra persone e brand, con il 56% degli utenti che preferiscono la rapidità del messaggio al classico servizio clienti e il 53% che preferisce acquistare da “brand che conversano” (fonte Facebook).IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarehttps://ilpostodelleparole.it/

In today's episode, we ask the question 'What Does it Mean to be Human?' We discuss the topic bio-digital convergence, and its impact on humans, nature, the way we live our lives, and how it reconciles with a Christian worldview. This is a topic we've been thinking a lot about, and we can't wait to hear what you think about it! instagram.com/ritarogersco instagram.com/cecily.dickey https://www.draper.com/ https://www.draper.com/news-releases/equipping-insects-special-service https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5984274/ https://horizons.gc.ca/en/2020/02/11/exploring-biodigital-convergence/ https://www.forbes.com/sites/worldeconomicforum/2016/11/10/shopping-i-cant-really-remember-what-that-is-or-how-differently-well-live-in-2030/?sh=501d7c721735 https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-53956683 https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/technology/what-to-know-about-neuralink-elon-musk-s-brain-computer-interface-project/ar-BB18k8XW https://www.darpa.mil/work-with-us/ai-next-campaign --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The pandemic has no doubt accelerated the digital transformation journeys of companies across verticals. Additionally, there is a marked increase in the Digital Engineering spend by enterprises to accelerate their go-to-market and to keep pace with the disruptions happening in the ecosystem – both because of COVID as well as otherwise. Vijay Anand Guntur, Corporate Vice President, Engineering and R&D Services at HCL chats with Pari Natarajan, CEO, Zinnov, where they touch upon the mega trends that have emerged in the technology ecosystem, post-COVID. Vijay also explains how Technology Service Providers like HCL have been instrumental in driving the digital agendas of both digital natives and digital migrants, as well as the different ways that HCL has been partnering with their customers across verticals and translating their know-how into tangible business value. Vijay also delves into the nuances of catering to customers in different verticals, especially in the post-pandemic era, where digital transformation and digital technologies have taken center stage.

Katherine Druckman and Doc Searls talk to Kyle Rankin of Purism about Digital Convergence. Links mentioned: https://puri.sm/posts/investing-in-real-convergence/ Show notes: 00:00:32 Today we're talking about the idea of Convergence 00:04:36 Green on black Linux is COOL! --Kyle R. 00:07:01 The realization of adaptive design and how do others handle it 00:10:28 Law enforcement can subpoena your iCloud content straight from Apple 00:12:55 The fundamental problem Apple and Goole have according to Kyle 00:15:17 What is the hassle developers are already living with??? 00:21:53 What do people really want? 00:27:23 Doc is using metaphors to make an interesting point 00:37:12 You can't lock users to use only your product 00:40:36 The advantages of open source 00:42:21 Steve Ballmers key to success 00:49:26 Would you give your child a single non-trackable device "To rule them all"? 00:53:59 Digital parenting advice all parents need to understand! 00:57:25 The difference between parental control and eliminating the trail 01:00:33 How do you address your own and child's privacy when "forced" to use digital tools you disagree with 01:06:07 The "Digital Consent" Special Guest: Kyle Rankin.

20 Years Ago: PULITZER TECHNOLOGY ARCHIVES: Pre-Launch Audio Presentation taken from the Digital Convergence Files. Listen as the founder and creator of Scan Commerce and Scan Connect shares the goings-on when it relates to the launch which is about to happen. This was an internal podcast to all the Digital Convergence employees spread across Dallas, Los Angeles, NYC, London, and Hong Kong. This is an inside look into the launching of new technology. Unfortunately, the company would in a few short months later, get caught up in the massive dot com market crash.

In this episode of Destination Education, the Worlds of Professional Learning, Education, and Ed Tech Collide in an out of this World conversation focused on Realizing Digital Convergence. Join the action as Author, Educator, and Thought Leader, Eric Sheninger separates fact from fiction while members of the Dirty Dozen postulate pedagogical progress. Adding to the Conversation are Data Ninja - Harvey Hughes - Creator of Smart Data Dashboard and Phillip Gomez, Ed Tech Guru from TeachTown. Destination Education Dashboard Destination Education Creations Chaos in a Suit ericsheninger.com Smart Data Dashboard TeachTown @achaoticmessr12 @DemarkisDavid @courtneyjer "Courage Creates Culture & Kindness Keeps Us Connected"

Join host Reid Jackson as he talks with thought leaders at the top of the digital disruption game about AI, robotics, circular economy, IoT, 5G, and more. Go beyond the “cool factor” of these emerging technologies to hear how and why the future of commerce depends on a global language of business. Episodes launch January 15.

On today's episode John talks about the company Digital Convergence and their very interesting product called ":CueCat." This massive failure burned through $185 million! Email us at WCPPodcastmail@gmail.com to suggest topics, or just to say hi! If you enjoy the show consider supporting us on [Patreon] (https://www.patreon.com/watercooledpotato) This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

To understand how D.C.'s cyber technology community is growing and shaping the economy, we talk to Dr. Erran Carmel, professor at the Kogod School of Business; Jennifer Thornton, director of workforce initiatives at the Greater Washington Partnership; and Rob Terry, senior writer at the Washington Business Journal. Topics discussed include digital convergence, widening the talent pool, and spurring economic growth through the cyber industry.

PTC is a company on a mission to bring together the physical and digital worlds, not just through the recent launch of their signature Thingworx 8 platform and AR technology suite but also through their traditional industrial software. In fact, in 1998 they were pioneers in bringing internet-based PLM software to the market. In the first installment of this three-part series, we have the pleasure of welcoming Steve Dertien, Senior Vice President of Technology at PTC to the show. He is a veteran who developed their CAD and PLM offerings in the early days of the firm and will be sharing more with us about PTC itself and their evolution to become an industry-leading industrial software company.  Learn more: thingworx.com For developers: developer.thingworx.com

The Digital Convergence Podcast gets a new name: The Artful Camera. I explain why I changed the name of the show and what you can expect in future episodes. This episode is sponsored by: CrumplePop - Premiere Pro and Final Cut Pro X Plugins: http://crumplepop.com Mentioned in the show: Eames Official Site and the SX-70 Film: http://www.eamesoffice.com/the-work/sx-70-polaroid/ The Revenge of Analog: Real Things and Why They Matter by David Sax: http://amzn.to/2l9GSyZ Contact and support the Artful Camera: Send email or leave voice mail feedback: https://artfulcamera.com/contact/ Website: https://artfulcamera.com  

What's the best way to start when you're just at the beginning? Talking to hundreds of artists seems like a good place, and that's exactly what Carl Olson has been doing for the past six years with the Digital Convergence podcast. Here's the interesting thing however... while he set out to learn more about skills, what he actually found along the way were some amazing business opportunities to use the skills he was learning in unique markets.

Featuring Carl from The Digital Convergence Podcast! What is The Digital Convergence Podcast? The Digital Convergence Podcast is a talk show about video production, digital filmmaking, and digital media content production. Carl Olson interviews digital filmmakers, producers, editors, and post-production experts. He talks about how new cameras, gear, and software are changing the way visual artists, photographers, filmmakers and content producers work. The DCP features DSLR video, photography, time-lapse, video editing, color grading, sound design, motion graphics, audio, digital media production, post-production, and tips on video production business. Click here for the podcast website Are you looking to start your podcast? Tame the chaos of starting a podcast with one simple service: Libsyn. Reliable media hosting, iTunes compatible RSS feed, lovely embeddable player, Wordpress plug-in, standalone custom podcast apps, multiple distribution channels and incredible stats. Get started HERE today.. Get started HERE today. HELP US SPREAD THE WORD We’d love it if you could please share #ThanksPodcasting with your Twitter followers, CLICK HERE to post a tweet If you dug this episode head on over to iTunes and kindly leave us a rating, a review, but most importantly SUBSCRIBE! Ways to subscribe to Thanks, Podcasting Click here to subscribe in iTunes Click here to subscribe via RSS FEEDBACK + PROMOTION If you want your show featured, here are the details for getting your story into Thanks, Podcasting Email your submission or any feedback to thefeed@libsyn.com Call 412 573 1934

  Listen to this interview to learn: The most memorable lesson he learned from Priceline founder, Jay Walker Why having a message foundation is the critical step to get right for a marketer How to leverage the speed and feedback advantages of direct response radio advertising What role the trust agent plays in marketing for businesses that range from medical practices to travel, especially if you have a skeptial audience What specific criteria you can use to decide if radio advertising can help you grow your business Fred Catona talks with Bill Ringle about achieving large-scale success in business based on direct marketing principles and paying attention to what works. 

  Listen to this interview to learn: The most memorable lesson he learned from Priceline founder, Jay Walker Why having a message foundation is the critical step to get right for a marketer How to leverage the speed and feedback advantages of direct response radio advertising What role the trust agent plays in marketing for businesses that range from medical practices to travel, especially if you have a skeptial audience What specific criteria you can use to decide if radio advertising can help you grow your business Fred Catona talks with Bill Ringle about achieving large-scale success in business based on direct marketing principles and paying attention to what works. 

SavageTechman returns with a fun and informative pre Halloween episode! Discussed are the following.... -Iron Man 3 NEW trailer -Box office numbers -Skyfall opens big overseas! -Arrow -G4 cancels Attack of the Show and XPlay -Need For Speed Most Wanted, Black Ops 2 multiplayer -Windows 8 launch and Surface Tablet launch (with specifications/comparisons) and much much more!!!!!

Welcome back my friends, to the show that never ends (even when I'm out on the road) thanks to Chris Fenwick, planetMitch, and Barry Anderson - another episode of the Digital Convergence Podcast - the show about photography, video and post production - hits the airwaves. Or the intertubes. Today's hot topic: music licensing. I think the Digital Convergence podcast team has pulled off another great episode. Thanks, guys!

planetMitch and Barry Andersson just went to the best film school ever: they pooled their money and resources, grabbed a couple of brand new Canon 5D Mark III's, lined up a stellar cast of actors and actresses, and shot a movie.Incident on Marmont Avenue is loosely based on a true story that happened to Digital Convergence co-host Chris Fenwick (you can read about the actual event here on Chris' website). planetMitch talks about how he and Barry came up with the idea, how they were able to secure top talent to appear in their movie, and why they told the story as they did.

Today's episode of the Digital Convergence podcast finds me face-to-face with Chris Fenwick who is working on location for a huge conference. Before recording the show in his edit suite, I got to the conference opener video that Chris crafted for three large video screens before an audience of over 600 people from all over the world. All I can say is, "Wow!" planetMitch joined us via Skype today, too. We talk about a wide range of topics from doing video for large conferences, editing in FCP X, ergonomics for editors, and the 2012 Guerrilla Film Challenge where planetMitch is serving as a judge along with Koo of NoFilmSchool. You can read more about the 2012 Guerrilla Film Challenge on planetMitch's blog at planet5D.com.

Creativity on a budget is the theme of this week's episode of the Digital Convergence podcast. We talk about two low budget films that prove to be a good antidote to the toxins of stratospherically high priced gear and software that have unfortunately dominated our conversations on this podcast for a while. Join Chris Fenwick, planetMitch, and I as we talk about how creativity does not need a gazillion dollars of gear and software. The first film is titled The Camera by Peter Lewis. Peter says that this film was "largely born from its constraints. It had to be doable in my free time, and I had to be able to shoot it during my vacation... with a budget of only $50 to cover the props." The props included an old Polaroid camera that reveals more than is seen. The second movie is called Copelandia by Luke Neuman. This movie is more than a test of the new Canon 5D Mark III. With just a little grading and a judicious bit of 35 film grain added, Luke has created an engaging movie full of twists and surprises. The film was shot with Nikor primes - something I like to do with my 5D Mark II. The Nikor lenses have a creamy, warmer look than the cooler L glass of Canon. Until next week, that's a wrap!

While battling bandwidth issues that take us back to the nostalgic days of dial-up, the Digital Convergence podcasting team bravely soldier on and press the record button and we thus spring upon our loyal listeners: episode 67 "4K For 10K?" Chris Fenwick, planetMitch and I talk about the latest announcement from Sony: the new NEX FS700. The NEX-FS700 is touted as a 4K-ready NXCAM camcorder with a superior Super35mm CMOS sensor, super slow-motion capability and an interchangeable E-mount lens system, offering unrivalled flexibility and creative expression. The real question is, 4K at what cost? The camera is reportedly available for under $10,000, but there is no information on how much the 4K upgrade will be or when it will be available. Then the conversation melts down as we we all just implode from the tediousness of the endless onslaught of gear and specks. This episode really touches on a lot of different topics and as usual we go off on several tangents. We discuss videos going viral (or mostly not), selecting music for videos, hiring big name Hollywood talent, median versus average and what it means in the Bureau of Labor Statistics report Film and Video Editors and Camera Operators, and much more. We wrap up the show with two artist pick of the week and few product or info tips that we hope you will find useful. We've been getting some great feedback from our listeners. Please keep it coming. In fact, if there is a topic you would like for us to explore, please send me a message here. One final favor... we want to double the number of our subscribers. To that end, we ask each of our listeners to please refer the Digital Convergence podcast to at least one of your friends or colleagues. Our podcast made it to the "What's Hot" list in iTunes - thanks to our listeners and new subscribers. Chris, planetMitch and I thank you so much for supporting the podcast. I also want to thank CrumplePop for sponsoring our show. Until next week, that's a wrap!

While I was out "gigging", the Digital Convergence podcast team carried on! I want to thank to Chris Fenwick,planetMitch, and Barry Anderson for conducting an interesting discussion while I was out in the field. The Digital Convergence panel launches into a discussion on the sunsetting of 16mm movie cameras in film school as reported to us by a listener of the podcast. Talk about convergence timing... planetMitch reports on the latest Kickstarter sensation, the Digital Bolex 2K Raw video camera. Is this camera too good to be true? The conversation then turns to the craft of shooting video with an eye towards editing. After a shoot, do you have everything you need to tell the story? Do you have enough b-roll? Close-ups and extreme close-ups? The show wraps up with what I think are two very good excellent choices for featured artists. The team did a great job with the podcast today. Pardon the audio quality as Chris was in an airport getting ready to catch a plane. To me that's a really cool indication of how far technology has come. We can pretty much record our podcast anywhere! Until next week, that's a wrap!

Episode 63 of the Digital Convergence podcast brings Chris Fenwick, planetMitch, Tony Reale (of NextWaveDV) and myself together in a lively discussion about learning the craft of filmmaking. Do you need to go to film school? Is a college degree necessary to make it in this business? What is the best way to learn? Does one size fit all when it comes to education? We also talk about the latest video and photography news. planetMitch talks about his recent weekend trip and meet up with Shane Hurlbut, the director of photography for the recently released feature film, Act of Valor. Much of the movie was filmmed with Canon 5D Mark II's. Chris Fenwick responds to a friendly rebuttal from one of our listeners on the noise reduction / sharpening issue we talked about in the last episode. I'm pleased to introduce CrumplePop as a new sponsor for the Digital Convergence podcast. I have been using their products for some time now. They make a lovely collection of plugins for Final Cut Pro. Thank you, CrumplePop, for sponsoring the Digital Convergence podcast. Thank you for listening to the show. Please rate the show on iTunes. Please keep your questions and comments coming!

In episode 54 of the Digital Convergence podcast Chris Fenwick and Carl Olson talk about the recent announcements from Canon and RED.

Last Wednesday evening I attended the Atlanta Cutters meeting at Georgia Public Broadcasting in Atlanta. There I had the opportunity to meet and listen to Patrick Belden - sound designer and composer for Alton Brown'sGood Eats. Patrick did a fascinating presentation about his sound design work on Good Eats using Avid's ProTools. Patrick Belden's presentation got me thinking about recording live sound, sound design, and sound processing. What can I do to improve my videos' sound? Just how can I get that "Hollywood" sound? How should I get organized for handling audio? What workflow should I follow? I put these questions to Chris Fenwick. A lively discussion ensues about all things audio. Audio in video production is such a huge topic - covering field recording, studio recording, sound design, foley, music and scoring, microphones, monitoring equipment, mixing, audio processing and more. Obviously we only begin to scratch the surface of audio in this episode of Digital Convergence.

Episode 50 of the Digital Convergence Podcast, featuring founder and host, Carl Olson, along with cohost Chris Fenwick, Mitch "planetMitch" Aunger, and Paul Antico (of NeedCreative.net).

In episode 45 of the Digital Convergence podcast, Philip Hodgetts, Patrick Inhofer, Chris Fenwick and Carl Olson discuss last week's polarizing and controversial launch of Final Cut Pro X. Is this the biggest debacle since the MobileMe fiasco? Has Apple intentionally alienated high-end pro users? Can Apple make this right or does Apple care? What is the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of FCP X?

This episode marks the return of Carl Olson and Chris Fenwick on the Digital Convergence podcast after a nearly 6 month long hiatus. This episode features a delightful and talented filmmaking couple - Alex Beckstead and Joelle Jaffe of 4SP Films. They have produced a number of fine films including the scrumptuous Tartine Bread book trailer.

Episode 41 - Featuring Owen Masterson of Anthony-Masterson Photography and producer of the movie Grow! - with host Carl Olson (http://16x9cinema.com) and co-host Chris Fenwick (http://chrisfenwick.com). Christine Anthony and Owen Masterson are the wife/husband filmmaker/ photography duo known as Anthony-Masterson. They moved to Atlanta from Los Angeles 5 years ago because they wanted to experience a different part of the country.    Their first film FARM!, a 13 minute documentary about young farmers in Georgia, was shot on the Flip Ultra. In 2008 FARM! was an official selection of both the Rome International Film Festival and the Athens EcoFocus Film Festival. They have since picked up a Panasonic HPX170 P2. In this episode of Digital Convergence, Owen Masterson speaks with me about his latest movie project, the documentary: Grow!. The movie is about about young, new organic farmers in Georgia. They chose 12 farms located throughout the state. The cast includes 21 farmers, each one unique as far as education, experience, opportunity and motivation. Most of them do not own the land they are farming on. They began filming in April 2010 as the first crops were going into the ground. They will film through November as the growing season comes to a close. They will be editing over the winter and readying the film for the premier at the Georgia Organics Annual Conference in Savannah, GA in March 2011.

Episode 39 - Featuring Jeff Regan of Shooting Star Video - with host Carl Olson (http://16x9cinema.com) and co-host Chris Fenwick (http://chrisfenwick.com). Jeff Regan is the founder and owner of Shooting Star Video - a provider of high quality video equipment rentals and services in the Bay Area for over 25 years. Having been intimately involved in video technology since the Reagan administration in the early 80's, Jeff adds his unique voice and perspective to the Digital Convergence podcast. We talk about the evolution of video technology, bringing the cinema aesthetic to video, traditional video camcorders vs HDSLR gear, and the vital role collaboration plays in producing creative works. Jeff talks, too, about the new Panasonic AF-100 4/3 micro camcorder and answers a number of our questions about the camera, bit rate obession, AVCHD codec vs other codecs, etc. Jeff's insight into video technology brings a reasoned voice of balance in the near religious wars of HDSLR vs. traditional video. A must-listen episode!

Episode 38 - Featuring Brian Valente of Redrock Micro - with host Carl Olson (http://16x9cinema.com) and co-host Chris Fenwick (http://chrisfenwick.com). Brian Valente of Redrock Micro join Chris and I in this episode of the Digital Convergence Podcast. Red Rock Micro, with headquarters located near Dallas, Texas, was founded in 2004 by a group of avid digital filmmakers whose desire to produce high quality movie images without access to huge budgets led them to start Redrock Micro: a company committed to the express purpose of bringing cinema-quality accessories to market at revolutionary prices. We believe in - and - enable the privelege of personal ownership of production equipment. Today, Redrock Micro designs and sells a line of high quality cinema accessories for independent filmmakers, film educators and students, and budget-conscious moviemakers.  Brian talks with us about the new microEVF viewfinder for HDSLR cameras and also brings us up-to-date on the amazing microREMOTE. Brian graciously and patiently put up with our pushing him for more future product information and product ideas we would like to see. Redrock Micro has quickly established themselves as a leading innovator of HDSLR equipment - all without breaking the bank.   And exclusively on the Digital Convergence podcast, Brian valent announces the new Redrock Micro 3D rig for coupling two HDSLR cameras for filming 3D.  

Episode 32 - In this episode Chris Fenwick and I talk with employee #1 of RED Digital Cinema: Ted Schilowitz. Ted talks with us about the Scarlet and EPIC cameras from RED. What is variable HDR - an intriguing feature recently announced for EPIC - promising over 13 stops dynamic range? Will variable HDR be available for Scarlet? When will Scarlet ship? What is RED's position on the HDSLR video revolution? Where can HDSLR photographers learn more about shooting with RED? Why should cinematographers care about 4K? How does Final Cut Pro and Adobe Premeire Pro CS5 workflow compare for RED footage? Chris and I also share listener questions with Ted. A great episode! Ted was a fine guest and we are going to be inviting him back soon to dig into more details about EPIC and Scarlet. Just not enough time in one episode to talk about all the great things the RED team is doing. This episode of the Digital Convergence podcast is also the first episode where I have the privilege of working with a co-host. Chris Fenwick is a post-production expert and accomplished filmmaker and photographer. With several years of experience in the industry, his opinions and insights are a welcome addition to this and future episodes of this podcast.  

Episode 31 - Featuring Red Giant Software, Letus Direct and Robert Benson - on the Digital Convergence Podcast by 16x9 Cinema with host Carl Olson - a visual artist, photographer, and filmmaker based in Atlanta, Georgia, USA.  You can find us on the web at 16x9cinema.com and on Twitter as 16x9cinema. The Digital Convergence podcast is designed for visual artists, photographers, and cinematographers embracing new technology and techniques in practicing their craft. In this episode's first segment I talk with Sean Safreed - the co-founder of Red Giant Software. He talks about Red Giant's new plugin Colorista II as well as exciting new things coming from the genius developers of Red Giant Software. In the second segment of the show, I talk with Aaron Pinto - CEO of Letus Direct - a primary marketer and distributor of Letus products. Letus made a name for itself with it's line of 35mm adapters that allowed videographers to achieve shallow DOF and a filmic look with video cameras ranging from the consumer grade HV20 to the high end including the Sony EX1 and EX3. Aaron talks about a new line of products developed by Letus for the DSLR filmmaker. In the last segment of the show, I talk with Robert Benson from San Diego, California. He is an  accomplished commercial, advertising, and editorial photographer who has recently embraced filmmaking with a Canon 5D Mark II and motion graphics. Robert talks about a new wireless monitor he has created for the Canon 5D Mark II.  

Episode 25 - Rick Sammon - on the Digital Convergence Podcast by 16x9 Cinema with host Carl Olson - a visual artist, photographer, and filmmaker based in Atlanta, Georgia, USA. Featuring: Rick Sammon This is a quick little bonus episode of the Digital Convergence podcast. Back in March of this year, I featured Rick Sammon - Canon Explorer of Light Photographer and instructor on the podcast. A couple of weeks ago or so Rick and I decided to catch up. So this time we talk about his recent trip to China, Photoshop CS5, Lightroom 3, HDR photography, recent workshop to the American Southwest, and upcoming workshops - including a workshop in the Little Five Points area of Atlanta. We talk about video and Rick gets to see the Cinevate Atlas 30 LTS slider system. As always, Rick is a delight to converse with - always willing to share.  

Episode 24 - Steve Weiss, co-founder of Zacuto - on the Digital Convergence Podcast by 16x9 Cinema with host Carl Olson - a visual artist, photographer, and filmmaker based in Atlanta, Georgia, USA. Featuring: Steve Weiss - co-founder of Zacuto Steve Weiss, co-founder of Zacuto, joins this edition of the Digital Convergence podcast with his thoughts on DSLR video and independent filmmaking and the need to focus on quality rather than gear. He talks about the genesis of the popular FilmFellas and Critics webisodes that have become the go-to source for film production conversation - bringing in over a million of views hosted on Zacuto's website. Steve shares a few of his ideas on monetization of web content and the future of the content production business.

Episode 21 with guest Federick van Johnson on the Digital Convergence Podcast by 16x9 Cinema with host Carl Olson - a visual artist, photographer, and filmmaker based in Atlanta, Georgia, USA. Featuring: Frederick van Johnson - Photographer, Host of This Week in Photography (TWiP) Frederick van Johnson, an accomplished photographer, marketing expert, and host of the popular This Week in Photography (TWiP) podcast graciously sits down (via Skype) and talks with me in this episode of the Digital Convergence podcast. Frederick and I discuss the challenges today's photographers have in marketing their work and services. To help photographers market their services, Frederick is launching a new company: MediaBytes.com. Other topics include things to consider before taking on a career in photography. Are your skills ready? And what about taking on video? Do you want to end up being a multimedia-ographer creating multimedia-ocrity? Or do you want to produce competent work? How? What do you need to master? Frederick also discusses the need to evolve to take advantage of new opportunities. For the first time, Federick reveals that big changes are coming to an already outstanding podcast - This Week in Photography. Find out what he, Alex Lindsey and crew have in store for TWiP.  

Episode #20 of the Digital Convergence podcast features Philip Hodgetts of Big Brains for Rent and Intelligent Assistance. Philip Hodgetts indeed has a big brain that everyone in the film, video, and content production industry needs to give ear to. He started one of the earliest podcasts for the industry which has evolved to become Creative Planet's Digital Production Buzz - now hosted by Larry Jordan. As technologist, editor, industry pundit, podcasting veteran and specialist in new distribution systems, Philip Hodgetts has 25 years experience in production and post, more than 10 of them in the digital realm. He is a recognized authority on the changing nature of the digital landscape and has an enviable record of accurately predicting the implication of changing technology over the last decade. In this episode of the Digital Convergence podcast, Philip shares how he wants to over-turn the television industry. He also weighs in on the lingering H.264 licensing controversy. We talk about the ever evolving business models in content production. There's quite a bit of technology here in this episode as well as a good mix of business.  

Episode 19 of the Digital Convergence Podcast by 16x9 Cinema with host Carl Olson - a visual artist, photographer, and filmmaker based in Atlanta, Georgia, USA. Guest: Rodney Charters, ASC - Cinematographer, DP for FOX series 24 Rodney Charters, ASC, is a familiar name to DSLR video shooters. Rodney brings a reasoned approach to the new technology - embracing the potential and acknowledging the weaknesses. Rodney Charters is the DP behind the popular Award winning Fox series "24" starring Kiefer Sutherland. About 6 years ago Rodney was invited by to become an member of the American Society of Cinematographers. Being able to add those prestigious 3 letters "ASC" to your name is quite an honor - and it was one that is well-deserved by Rodney who is indeed a master artist and craftsman with film and sensors. In this episode of the Digital Convergence podcast, Rodney opens up with his insider take on film education, 3D technology, DSLR video, and the business of the film industry and episodic television. His candid and passionate remarks provide an insight into the industry that few of us could obtain elsewhere. I'm grateful to Rodney for taking a few minutes to share his insight, knowlegde and experience with us.  

Episode 13 of the Digital Convergence Podcast by 16x9 Cinema with host Carl Olson - a visual artist, photographer, and filmmaker based in Atlanta, Georgia, USA. Within every Hollywood film is a love story. Our guest for this episode of the Digital Convergence podcast is a filmmaker who has pioneered the development of the wedding concept film: Kevin Shahinian of Pacific Pictures. Kevin has a talent for making a documented event look as if it had been scripted, staged, and produced by a Hollywood movie studio. Viewing Kevin's work on the Pacific Pictures Vimeo channel, you can readily see that Kevin is a master of producing concept films in a number of different genres. His productions range from Bollywood comedy / musicals to intense thrillers (with a happy ending of course!). Recently, Kevin undertook the ambitious challenge of merging a wedding concept film with documenting the actual wedding event. Teaming up with an amazing and talented film crew - including Patrick Moreau (Stillmotion), Joe Simon (Joe Simon Wedding Films and featured in Episode 4 of the Digital Convergence podcast), and Casey Warren (MIND|Castle Studios) - Kevin set off to Udaipur, India, to the breathtaking region of Rajasthan. This area is also known as the "City of Lakes." Entirely shot using video DSLR's (Canon 5D Mark II, Canon 7D), "City of Lakes" was filmed entirely on location during the 3 day long wedding event. In this episode Kevin talks with me about the challenges of producing "City of Lakes. Were the results worth it? "City of Lakes" premiered for the first time at NAB 2010 in Las Vegas. Kevin talks about the positive reaction to the film. He talks about those who were present for the premiere and their reaction to his work. Kevin talks about why he chose to use video DSLRs to shoot this film and the challenges inherent to the format. "City of Lakes" will be released in full on Pacific Pictures' website on Friday, April 23. Kevin was in the process of encoding and uploading "City of Lakes" as we spoke for a few minutes about him and his work. It was indeed a treat talking with Kevin. No doubt we'll be seeing more from this talented story teller and cinematographer!  

Episode 12 of the Digital Convergence Podcast by 16x9 Cinema with host Carl Olson - a visual artist, photographer, and filmmaker based in Atlanta, Georgia, USA. Juan Pons joins the Digital Convergence podcast in episode number 12. According to his bio: "Juan is a wildlife photographer who lives in North Carolina. Juan lives and breathes photography and travels around the country making images, teaching and leading photo workshops. Juan's favorite destination is Yellowstone in winter." He co-hosts the Digital Photo Experience podcast with Rick Sammon. Juan and I talk about the rapid pace of change in photography and video, resistance to change versus embracing change. Juan discusses new skills that still photographers need to learn and master in order to shoot DSLR video. Juan talks about his interest in time-lapse photography, too. Juans enthusiasm and passion for photography and video will have you wanting to get your camera outside and enjoy your art!  

Episode 10 of the Digital Convergence Podcast by 16x9 Cinema with host Carl Olson - a visual artist, photographer, and filmmaker based in Atlanta, Georgia, USA. Rick Sammon - dubbed by HDR photographer Trey Ratcliff as "one of the godfathers of the photographic industry" - joins the Digital Convergence podcast to talk about his latest projects. He talks about taking the plunge into video using his Canon 5D Mark II and 7D on an upcoming trip to China. Rick discusses some of the challenges that still photographers must adapt to as they transition to video - including camera stabilization and getting good sound. Rick talks about his new iPhone 24/7 Photo Buffet and future plans to support the iPad. We talk HDR basics - including shooting tips and post-production tips using Photomatix and Topaz Adjust. Rick talks about his passion for photographing people. He shares many of his memorable one-liners and tips. Talking with Rick was inspiring and fun.  

This is the premiere episode of 16x9 Cinema's Digital Convergence podcast. In this episode I talk with the founder and chief blogger of Planet5D.com - Mitch Aunger. Planet5D.com has amazing stats - over 1.4 million page views. It is clearly a first stopping point for many photographers looking to make the jump to video with the new Canon hybrid DSLR's like the Canon 5D Mark II and 7D. Mitch graciously talks with me about the how the website came about, his plans for the future, and his thoughts on the convergence of still photography and video.

Welcome to episode #30 of Six Pixels Of Separation - The Twist Image Podcast. I thought this was going to be a quick show, but it turns out there was a lot to talk about. So, enough from me... enjoy the conversation... Here it is: Six Pixels Of Separation - The Twist Image Podcast - Episode #30 - Host: Mitch Joel. - Running time: 40:36. - Audio comment line - please take note: +1 206-666-6056. - Please send in questions, comments, suggestions - mitch@twistimage.com. - Audio comment from Bryan Person - Bryper, New Comm Road and CaseCamp Second Life. - Michael Seaton from Scotiabank and The Client Side will be presenting without me at CaseCamp Second Life - listen to find out why. - Audio comment from Kathryn Lagden - AIMS - Association of Internet Marketing and Sales. - AIMS LinkedIn Group. - Montreal Business Book Review. - Next session is Digital Convergence by Henry Jenkins. - Montreal Business Book Review - Best Business Books of 2006. - Got feedback from Naked Conversations: How Blogs are Changing the Way Businesses Talk with Customers Authors Robert Scoble and Shel Israel. - InfoPresse Boomerang Awards. - Five Things Meme - special thanks to Anna Farmery of The Engaging Brand. - Six Points Of Separation - Six Pieces Of Technology I Can't Live Without (And Neither Should You). - Music from the Podsafe Music Network. - Munk - 'Drown'. Please join the conversation by sending in questions, feedback and ways to improve Six Pixels Of Separation. Please let me know what you think or leave an audio comment at: +1 206-666-6056. Download the Podcast here: Six Pixels Of Separation - The Twist Image Podcast - Episode #30 - Host: Mitch Joel.