Podcast appearances and mentions of eddie grey

Eddie Grey was born and raised in Sydney. An accomplished musician and talented performer, he graduated from the West Australian Academy of Performing Arts and quickly garnered an impressive list of credits in productions of Spring Awakening (for the Sydney Theatre Company), and commercial productions of Legally Blonde, Wicked (as Boq) and The Book of Mormon.Whilst at WAAPA he started writing his own material. His first work was Frau Fangus' Revenge, a musical about a masochistic Weimar-era piano teacher who falls in love with her student and makes the student murder her husband. Y'know.  Standard musical comedy fodder!Following his successful forays on the Australian stage, he took the plunge and moved to New York, where he has performed in the National tour of The Book of Mormon - a show in which he also made his Broadway debut. Eddie recently completed a stint in the Broadway run of the musical Harmony, written by Barry Manilow. Both gigs came about under fascinating circumstances. It wasn't until the pandemic hit that Eddie really started writing again, completing a postgraduate course in screenwriting for television at UCLA. The first short film he wrote and produced, titled Weather or Not, was based on a story by David Sedaris that Eddie optioned from the author himself. It went on to a successful festival run and distribution and also paved the way for his second short, The Singing Telegram which had its LA premiere at the Chinese Theatre in Hollywood. Currently, he has a television project under development with Aurora Pictures in Sydney and another with Kilo Pictures in London.STAGES caught up with Eddie on a recent visit to New York where we learned so much more about his talent to amuse, and craft engaging theatre and film.The STAGES podcast is available to access and subscribe from Spotify and Apple podcasts. Or from wherever you access your favourite podcasts. A conversation with creatives about craft and career. Follow socials on instagram (stagespodcast) and facebook (Stages).www.stagespodcast.com.au

Have you found yourself putting enormous time and effort into creating a video, only to end up dragging it straight to ‘trash'? Feeling like your work's not good enough is tough, which is why it's so great to hear that you're not alone. On this episode of The Visual Lounge, we're delighted to welcome creative powerhouse, Eddie Grey. Eddie is a Los Angeles-based musician, composer and video creator who has also collaborated with TechSmith. In this episode, he shares his journey – the good, the bad and the ugly. Eddie talks about the art of starting badly and lessons he's learned from mistakes made over the years. Plus, he shares actionable tips for using sound and music in videos, finding your own success and allowing time to level up. Learning points from the episode include: 0:00 – Introduction 0:59 – Introducing Eddie 2:24 – How Eddie started with video 3:27 – Achieving video success 6:23 – A tip for video creators 8:10 – The videos Eddie is creating 9:31 – The art of starting badly 12:02 – Can your work be too bad to share? 13:50 – How Eddie made and still makes progress 18:58 – Finding the time to progress 21:01 – Using music and sound in videos 22:40 – Sourcing the right music for videos 24:23 – Common mistakes using music in videos 26:23 – Eddie's Speed Round 30:11 – Final take 30:43 – Outro Important links and mentions: Eddie's TechSmith project Subscribe to Eddie on YouTube Follow Eddie on LinkedIn Follow Eddie on Instagram More places to find Eddie's work

In this podcast episode, Eugene has a conversation with Jackson Nakuwa and Mourine Apuu artists involved in the Turkana Sessions project. Turkana Sessions is a 10-track, live recorded music project by Content House Kenya. The project offers the listener a journey through the astounding culture and landscape of Turkana. It was recorded by the breathtaking shores of Lake Turkana, the pyramid hills of Eliye and the grass fields of Kerio. The project features Jackson Nakuwa, Mourine Apuu, Jackson Ekori, Elizabeth Korikel and Eddie Grey. Turkana Sessions is the third project from the Artists Xchange which brings together artists from Turkana and Nairobi. It follows the series The Flyest Wedding in Africa and Floating Flying. The three are part of the feature documentary - Turkana: Race for Resources set to be released in 2023. Jackson Nakuwa is one of Turkana's most celebrated and respected musicians. An expressive storyteller who makes music out of his unique yet, grounded perspective. Since his inception into the scene in 2006, he has released over 14 albums covering social issues within Turkana and personal matters such as his undying love for Regina. Mourine Apuu is a proud talented creative, entrepreneur and web developer. Her music draws its influence from tradition and culture shared by the Turkana people coupled with her drive to improve their livelihoods. By using the tools, skills and opportunities availed to her community, Mourine aims at changing the perspectives of both her community and that of outsiders. Currently, she runs her website Apuu Zawadi an online gift shop, alongside being a stylist and musician.LINKS Behind-the-scenes footage from Turkana Sessions - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLb6_aWvwWagHGvREPLSGfH303gYDGz8DcThe Artist's Xchange programme - https://www.britishcouncil.org/east-africa-arts/projects/nana/the-artistes-exchange

Jazz Maestro Eddie Grey talks about World international Jazz day by Capital FM

Aaron from https://www.htlympremium.com/ speaks with TV composer Eddie Grey about discipline, staying motivated, meditation, choosing to remain positive, work/life balance, team building in the music industry and much more.

The brilliant Eddie Grey (The Book of Mormon AU & US Tour, Wicked) is our guest this week!

In the latest episode of Music, Money And Life, Aaron from http://howtolicenseyourmusic.com/ speaks with TV Composer Eddie Grey about the path to success in music licensing, how to build up contacts, how to sell your licensing catalog, how to get started and much more.

Aaron from http://howtolicenseyourmusic.com/ chats with TV composer Eddie Grey about how in just three years he's created a full time, growing income from his work as a tv composer for shows like Born This Way, The Healer, Shark Tank and many more. For more information on the course, "How To Be A Full Time TV Composer", visit http://www.htlympremium.com/tv-composer.html --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/music-money-and-life/support

The Flash Season Two will be the most confusing show you watch unless you watch the first season. There are so many twist and turns that I sometimes felt like if I missed an episode I would get lost. It such a cool show because it sucks you in with the story and hooks you with the cliff hangers. The CGI is pretty cool too. Although, you could tell some of it looked a little cartoonist but considering this is one of the first shows that has this much of it I'm not complaining. I know as the seasons go in it will only get better. Filmmakers; please check out the work of Eddie Grey for your upcoming projects. He is very talented composer who recently worked on a show called “Born This Way” in the A & E Network. You can find his more information on him at www.eddiegreymusic.com Sponsored; For today only Blue Host is offering web hosting service for the cheapest I have ever seen it. I wish I would have known about this deal a long time ago when I first started using them. For the same great service they offer me of you can get it today at a great price of $2.95 a month for 12 months. This is a one day offer only so if you are in the market to buy a website or hosting for your site I welcome you to check out my affiliate link to take advantage of the great price being offered for today only. Go to www.filmgaragepodcast.com/bluehost to get your special today.

Aaron Davison from http://www.howtolicenseyourmusic.com/ speaks with Eddie Grey about his incredible success in the world of music licensing. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/music-money-and-life/support

American Idol alum Lea Marie joins us for a full interview - she popped in last week for a few minutes to talk about her show at LA's venerable Whiskey A Gogo. We will play cuts from the new EP, Undercover Lover, including her new single, Take Me for a Ride".  And if we are lucky, we can hear some of Lea Marie's soft, personal songs - just her and a piano. Eddie Grey, legendary guitarist and singer fresh from sold out shows joins us to play cuts from his new album Metamorphoses, released last month.  With influences ranging from John Mayer and Jason Mraz to Crosby, Stills and Nash and Sting, his music and style defy any classification but superb. Music Friday is the weekly music and film program that interviews bands and musicians and film directors who make films about bands and musicians.  And you choose the people we interview.  Just go to musicfriday.nationbuilder.com and fill out the You Choose form and we will get the band you want.