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This episode is a conversation about peace, reconciliation and innovative storytelling featuring pioneering producer Jeff Gomez and Billy Price who is Creative Director of Unrival, the non profit organisation dedicated to empowering peacebuilders and the process of peacebuilding across the world. During Future of Film Africa 2024, Jeff and Billy discuss their unique collaboration and how they are applying a new modality of storytelling that champions reconciliation and understanding. In particular, we learn about process of peacebuilding and the concept of 'Just Peace' - and how Jeff's work in developing 'Collective Journey' narratives intersects with and supports this activity.. In a discussion that also encompasses the craft of transmedia and worldbuilding, we hear how producers and creators can apply and benefit from these strategies in their own work and also learn how Jeff is using them in projects such as ULTRAMAN RISING to great critical and commercial success. This episode was recorded as part of Future of Film Africa 2024 in partnership with Sèmè City of the Republic of Benin. More About Jeff Gomez and Billy Price Jeff Gomez is President and CEO of Starlight Runner Entertainment, a leading producer of highly successful fictional "Worlds," which maximize the value of intellectual properties by preparing them for licensing, merchandising and extension across multiple media platforms. Starlight Runner then utilizes a variety of technologies as well as a proprietary cross-media rollout technique designed to produce these "Worlds," directly extending them onto the Internet and mobile phone platforms, as well as into animated and live-action feature films, branded and sponsored digital content, video games, books and graphic novels, toys and merchandise. These in concert are also uniquely designed by Starlight Runner to validate and celebrate audience participation. The company's clients include The Walt Disney Company, Comcast, Mattel, Hasbro, and Scholastic. Jeff is also known for developing the rich interactive worlds of Hot Wheels for Mattel, Magic: The Gathering for Hasbro, The Black Belt Club for Scholastic, Turok Dinosaur Hunter for Acclaim Entertainment, and Team GoRizer for The Walt Disney Company. Jeff co-wrote and produced Hot Wheels World Race, a computer-animated feature and series for Cartoon Network. He is currently developing a slate of original "World" properties with Starlight Runner and various partners to be produced in the coming year. Billy Price is a multidisciplinary creative whose longing for a more just and peaceful world led him beyond the typical bounds of a professional creative when he began advocacy and relief work for refugees and asylum seekers. His efforts were instrumental in the formation of an innovative aid program in Juarez, MX— providing food, sustainable energy, and education to vulnerable migrant families. Other professional endeavors have involved collaborations with Grammy-winning bands, non-profits, startups, and healthcare companies, as well as his personal projects as a screenwriter, actor, and director (credited in film as William Price, III). Friendship has provided a fertile ground for creative endeavors throughout Billy's career. Many of his proudest professional accomplishments, from building an iPhone app to producing and directing film work, have been collaborative efforts with cherished friends he would just as readily spend a celebratory Sunday afternoon with. Billy's commitment to creativity in the context of bondedness bears itself out in his approach to the Film Lab, a collaboration with Justice Film Festival where participants celebrate the power of transformative, nonviolent storytelling together. His vision for the film lab is to cultivate a community of filmmakers dedicated to justice and peace and innervate an uprising of films from diverse and mutually empowering voices.

In this Film Lab charting tutuorial, Coach Vannucci teaches how to diagnose & analyze different break type techniques: Weight Drop Quick Stop Square Cut Speed Cut Pressure Step Rocker Step Stutter --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ff-astronauts/support

เพราะรู้สึกว่าอาชีพการงานที่ไทยเริ่ม “ตัน” ช่างภาพสาย wedding และ fashion อย่าง “กล้อง–ปิยทัศน์ ปฏิภาณประเสริฐ” จึงตัดสินใจเดินทางมาเมลเบิร์นเพื่อเปิดหูเปิดตา เปิดประสบการณ์ และเปิดโลก จนนำไปสู่การเปิด film lab สองแห่งในเมลเบิร์น ซึ่งขึ้นชื่อลือชาในหมู่คนรักการถ่ายภาพฟิล์ม กล้องแชร์เรื่องราวและแนวคิดในการนำเทคโนโลยีใหม่ๆ มาพัฒนากระบวนการแบบแอนะล็อกที่ทำให้ film lab ของเขาประสบความสำเร็จเฉกเช่นทุกวันนี้

Vannucci and JetPack converting field knowledge into data. Buckle up. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ff-astronauts/support

Getting film hand-checked EVERY time I go through TSA is a PAIN! My mistakes are irreversible, it takes longer, is finicky, and more expensive… the list goes on, but I still do it anyway. Join me today on the podcast to discuss why I still shoot film, and why I think it's worth it. www.thecuriouspod.com/questions/whyishootfilm ※  View the photographs here: therobmorgan.com/log/2024mexicofilmlog Check out Fast Foto here: www.fastfotofilm.com   ※    -  The Map Of Recording Locations: www.thecuriouspod.com/map - The Podcast Hotline: (612) 584-9330 - Thank you to Wild Pony for the theme song to our Daily Guinness episodes.

In this interview with Mercedes Fernandez, director of the Torio Film Lab, we find out the features of the 2023edition, especially the birth of a new program, Comedy Lab. The post Mercedes Fernandez, director of Torino Film Lab appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

In this interview with Mercedes Fernandez, director of the Torio Film Lab, we find out the features of the 2023edition, especially the birth of a new program, Comedy Lab. The post Mercedes Fernandez, director of Torino Film Lab appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

In this interview with Mercedes Fernandez, director of the Torio Film Lab, we find out the features of the 2023edition, especially the birth of a new program, Comedy Lab. The post Mercedes Fernandez, director of Torino Film Lab appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

In this interview with Mercedes Fernandez, director of the Torio Film Lab, we find out the features of the 2023edition, especially the birth of a new program, Comedy Lab. The post Mercedes Fernandez, director of Torino Film Lab appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

In this interview with Mercedes Fernandez, director of the Torio Film Lab, we find out the features of the 2023edition, especially the birth of a new program, Comedy Lab. The post Mercedes Fernandez, director of Torino Film Lab appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

In this interview with Mercedes Fernandez, director of the Torio Film Lab, we find out the features of the 2023edition, especially the birth of a new program, Comedy Lab. The post Mercedes Fernandez, director of Torino Film Lab appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

Luc-Olivier shares what he's been up to with film scanning at home.Related LinksFU: Meta confirms it is blocking EU-based users from accessing Threads via VPN | TechCrunchFU: It's official: Threads launches its highly anticipated web app | TechCrunchFU: YouTube/Digital Foundry: DF Direct Special: Next-Gen Xbox/Series X Refresh - Microsoft/FTC Leak ReactionFilm holdersDSLR Scanning | Film Holder | ValoiNegative SupplyLuc-Olivier uses the Valoi easy35The easy35 in action: YouTube/Ribsy: camera film scanning just got a lot easier -- Valoi Easy35 is a game changerConverting softwareLuc-Olivier uses FilmLab, the app for digitizing filmThe most popular option: Negative Lab ProFor Capture One users: Analogue Toolbox for Capture One - Curious Photography by Michael WilmesYashica Mat 124G: A Twin-Lens Classic · LomographySlide film stocks:Chrome 100 from Cine Film | Flic FilmFUJICHROME Provia 100F | Fujifilm Canada

Building a healthy team where each member flourishes individually while also having a strong team-oriented mindset is not an easy task, nor does it happen on its own. My guest today, Joey Mathews, has built his video production businesses to feel like family. From immense empowerment and trust in each individual to creative profit sharing, Joey has built a business that is focused on creating absolutely stunning work all while fostering individual and business health.  Joey's insights on leading a creative business are so refreshing and inspiring. Don't fall for the lie that you can't have beautiful work, a healthy team, and a profitable business; it's how we should all operate! Key Takeaways Create a culture for your team that is built on mutual trust, an attitude of helping others, and wholeness of health. You limit yourself and your business if you don't find a way to tap into healthy collaboration. Be creative to make sure that your business is efficient and profitable. Charge what your work is worth, but make sure you are adding so much value that your client feels like they underpaid. About Joey Mathews Joey is an Emmy award winning filmmaker, business owner, husband and father based out of Houston, Texas. He founded 31Films in the early 2000's, capturing luxury weddings around the world, and launched Filmlab in the early 2010's, producing story-driven commercial films for brands including: Disney, CBS Sports, Four Seasons and Microsoft. In This Episode [00:00] Welcome to the show! [02:45] Meet Joey Mathews [06:47] Balancing creativity of your product with business success [13:18] Building a culture in your business that feels like a family [27:56] Joey's greatest business milestones [34:22] Making your business profitable [42:10] Passion projects [45:15] Outro Quotes “Being able to say no to some opportunities is hard but I think for the betterment of everyone to not be burnt out, you know, I think it's really important.” [15:18] - Joey Mathews “I think when you're growing a team there has to be, I mean, you have to treat it almost like a marriage, you know, where you're working together towards a common goal and you're helping each other and it's a give and take.” [18:43] - Joey Mathews “I think it's important for people to find ways to scratch that itch and to be able to do that creative work.” [43:57] - Joey Mathews Links Get the The Lead Machine: Website Checklist for Filmmakers FREE Workshop Available "How to Consistently Earn Over $100k Per Year in Video Production While Working Less Than 40 Hours Per Week" Join the Grow Your Video Business Facebook Group  Find Joey Mathews online  Follow Joey Mathews on Instagram Follow Film Lab on Instagram Follow 31 Films on Instagram | Facebook Follow Ryan Koral on Instagram Follow Grow Your Video Business on Instagram What's your question for the podcast? Share a video or audio response! Check out the full show notes page If you haven't already, we'd love it if you would take 1 minute to leave us a review on iTunes! Book Mentioned Profit First, by Mike Michalowicz

Thanks for listening to this Coffee People of the Roast! West Coast coffee podcast featuring Alan Escalante. They are the Head Roaster, Founder, and Film Developer behind Twin Lens Roasters and Film Lab in La Puente, CA. Find Twin Lens Roasters online at www.twinlensroasters.com and @twinlensroasters on Instagram. Support this show by SUBSCRIBING to the newsletter and choosing the paid subscription at: https://roastwestcoast.substack.com/subscribe Head to www.roastwestcoast.com for show recaps, coffee education, guest list and coffee news. Follow us on Instagram: @RoastWestCoast or Facebook: @RoastWestCoast ROAST! West Coast is one of the premier entrepreneurial podcasts that features interviews coffee professionals and coffee education. Host Ryan Woldt interviews roastery founders, roasters, coffee shop experts, farmers, green coffee brokers and more about their coffee origin stories, how they've dealt with the impacts of Covid-19, why they love coffee and much more. If you love coffee, entrepreneurship, shopping local, learning how things get made and why things are done a certain way you will love ROAST! West Coast presented by One Wild Life Co. We dive deep into the coffee industry with the help of Industry Legacy Partners including: Ascend Roasters, Ignite Coffee Company, Steady State Roasting, Zumbar Coffee & Tea, Marea Coffee, Mostra Coffee, Cafe LaTerre, First Light Whiskey, Camp Coffee, and Cape Horn Coffee. Support Women's reproductive rights with a donation to the National Network of Abortion Funds here: https://abortionfunds.org/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/roastwestcoast/support

In this conversation, Reach Cyber Charter School sophomore Ja'Nya Coleman discusses how she views the paths to career success outside of attending college post-graduation, and how virtual learning, mentors and bad TV shows helped her realize her passion for storytelling and find a creative community.

Du BX code dans mon DX code ... Voilà deux années déjà qu'est apparu dans le quartier de la fôret un étrange lieu de création. Le temps passant, et très vite voilà deux bougies sur le gâteau d'anniversaire de Mori Film Lab. L'occasion et surtout la chance d'aller discuter avec Raph et François -Cole était alors en plein développement- pour en savoir plus sur ce Mori Film Lab, labo argentique proche de sa communauté et dont les sweats et la qualités de son travail rayonnent de l'autre côté de la frontière. Comment fonctionnent-ils ? C'est quoi un bon labo ? Simplement qui sont-ils ? Discuter avec Raph et François c'est un véritable moment de bon humeur et d'échange sur le thème de l'argentique mais aussi simplement de la photographie. Un épisode certes un peu plus court, mais vivant en diable.  "Gageons que" je retrouve à nouveau le chemin du lab dans le labyrinthe des rues pavées de Bx pour un verre, une frite ou simplement une suite car l'envie de prolonger cet échange bouillone de chaque côté de cette bien mince frontière ... Retrouvez Mori Film Lab en cliquant ici   Raph surinstagram  François surinstagram  Ahhhh l'hiver, cette période idéale pour un chocolat chaud, une bonne gauffre voir, voir, voir même une grippe ! Le meilleur moyen de se soigner est de partir à la rencontre d'un lab en pleine ébulition, et chaud comme une généreuse barquette de frite au coeur d'un hiver Bruxellois. Merci à  la team Mori Film Lab pour le temps, l'accueil et la passion.  Un grand merci à Stéphane sans qui cet ep n'existerait pas sous cette forme

It's 2023! ...and we're back with Josh Moates from Indie Film Lab!In this episode we chat about how Josh fell in love with photography while on the road and in the studio with his band TRUSTcompany. After realizing how important photography was to him he jumped into learning everything he could which led him to becoming a wedding photographer and a film lab captain!This is a fun one that we can't wait for you to hear and thanks Josh for taking the time to hang with us and nerd out! Also thanks for kicking off the New Year! Make sure to check out all of Josh's links below:https://www.instagram.com/joshuamoates/https://www.instagram.com/indiefilmlab/https://www.indiefilmlab.com/Love the show?! Make a one time donation!https://app.redcircle.com/shows/92bf9085-a91e-49f6-81b8-5b651b52ba3f/donationsHelp support the show by joining our Patreon!!!Get early access to our episodes every Monday 2 Days early!!!https://www.patreon.com/analogtalkAnd don't forget to follow us on Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/analogtalkpodcast/https://www.instagram.com/timothymakeups/https://www.instagram.com/chrisbphoto/Thanks so much guys and we will see you next week!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/analog-talk/exclusive-contentAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Today's episode is about history, design, and bringing a place back to life. I have a pair of guests - Rachel Nelson and Taylor Morgan from Detroit-based Concetti design to talk about a recently completed project - The Murray, a set of townhomes from more than a century ago that are now completely full with tenants. There are areas of town with a lot of new activity, whether it's residential or commercial - and the owners, residents and developers of those spaces are more and more turning to interior design services. Concetti has done a number of spaces you might know - from a redo of Good Cakes and Bakes, The Film Lab, Coriander Kitchen, and residences. Learn more about them here: https://concetti.studio/ Then, I'll share some stories you should know around town. The QLINE may be funded going forward in part by hotel and liquor taxes; and some in the city are frustrated that they're paying out so much to settle issues with DDOT and DPD: https://www.bridgedetroit.com/detroit-legal-settlements/ Feedback: https://forms.gle/MnwUf8uJEtpyG9m2A  

Caroline Dillingham, CEO of Wavelets Entertainment discusses ways to write for the Asian market and how to correctly write an Asian protagonist. Asia-Hollywood Greenlight Podcast – Episode 52 Caroline Dillingham, CEO of Wavelets Entertainment Show Notes HOST: Caryn McCann Website:  The Asia List – where Hollywood and Asia meet  https://chnlist.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AHGreenLight Twitter:     @AHGreenLight  https://twitter.com/AHGreenLight LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/caryn-mccann-5718058/ Book mentioned: Crazy Screenwriting Secrets by Weiko Lin http://www.weikolin.com/book.html   GUEST: Caroline Dillingham, CEO of Wavelets Entertainment Caroline is a longtime supporter of the New Village Girls Academy: To volunteer or learn more about their work – go to: https://newvillagegirlsacademy.org Networking events mentioned PGA – Producers Guild of America – events. Some events are open to non-members. https://bit.ly/3GcTLVf CAPE: Coalition of Asian Pacifics in Entertainment) website https://www.capeusa.org/upcoming-events Asia Society: https://asiasociety.org/india/events The Writers Guild  https://www.wgfoundation.org/events/all The Film Lab: https://www.asianamericanfilmlab.com/home/events/ LACFF LA Chinese Film Festival   https://www.lacff.org/en/lacffsc You can also check out social apps like Everbrite and Meetup.com Everbrite:   https://www.eventbrite.com/d/ca--los-angeles/screenwriting/ Meetup.com  www.meetup.com

The Playhouse film festival is over and what a great time it was.  Playhouse West teacher, Chris Liebe started the festival with a lecture called How to be a Successful Film Maker. It was pretty amazing. We talk about some of the points of that talk.  We also get into his Flim Lab, which was given a lot of credit by the people who actually took home many awards at the PHW Film Festival. You are going to want to hear this.  Go make something! https://www.playhousewest.com/ https://www.instagram.com/playhousewestla/ 

We're so excited to welcome Emily and Ashley from Photovision Prints film lab today. The two are the marketing managers and dip their toes in all the different aspects of running a film lab. We'll hear all the ins and outs that come with processing film. If you've ever wondered what happens to your film in between you sending it and getting it back, you're going to hear all about it. Emily's Instagram Ashley's Instagram Dare to Develop Podcast Sponsor – Photovision Don't forget to head on over to photovisionprints.com to claim your free roll of their Signature Process + Scan service using the code DARETODEVELOP . Looking to continue your photography education further? Be sure to check out their full library of photography tips! Photovision Website Photovision Education Blog Photovision Instagram DARE TO DEVELOP INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/daretodevelop DARE TO DEVELOP SHOW NOTES: https://daretodeveloppodcast.com/episodes ASHLEY'S INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/ashbaumgartner KRISTINE'S INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/kristineherman_ Thanks for tuning into Dare to Develop. We hope you enjoyed the episode! Please subscribe and leave us a review.

Film Lab is a New York based not-for-profit dedicated to the support and promotion of gender and ethnic parity in film and television. President Jennifer Betit Yen talks about the importance of a creative community and Film Lab's annual 72 Hour Shootout Filmmaking Competition, now accepting submissions. For more, visit film-lab.org.

If an app version is incremented by a whole number, this usually indicates that many new features have been added. In some cases, it could mean an almost complete overhaul of the app itself, both visually and functionally. Rarely have I seen an app undergoing such an upgrade that negates the core purpose of the app itself. Judging by the recent reviews I've seen on the App Store, I'm not the only one who's facing these problems with the FilmLab 2 app. I hope the app's next update corrects what I've observed, which I detail below. You can view this article and much more with minimal ads in our brand new app for iOS, iPadOS, and Android. Table of Contents Too Long; Didn't Read Pros and Cons Pros Cons Gear Used Ease of Use It's Not Easy Anymore How Good Are the Changes in Version 2? Improved editing tools (after clicking a photo using the camera, or selecting a photo from the Photo gallery) Who Thought It Was a Smart Idea to Remove the Crop Tool? That Yellow Overlay What's With the Colour Cycling? Delayed Response to Pressing the Shutter Button Conclusions Likes Dislikes Too Long; Didn't Read I wouldn't call this roundup scathing, but I really think the folks at Develop and Fix, Inc need to fix the main reason why someone would use this app (to seamlessly and flawlessly preview negatives). Version 1 of this app was really amazing. But the experience of using version 2 might be why someone will look for another app that does the same feature better. I used the Android version a lot when working on my Negative Supply Basic 35mm Kit review earlier this year. That app worked great (and still does on version 1.5.0, released on Apr 17th, 2020). It was a real time saver when it came to picking negatives to scan for the review. In September, the developers got in touch to state that the iOS version 2 was in beta. The apps we tested on my iPhone and iPad weren't the beta ones though. They were tested on FilmLab 2 after it was released to the App Store. If you've got the FilmLab iOS v1 app, I strongly recommend not upgrading it to v2 for now. You'll see why in the review below. Pros and Cons Pros FilmLab has moved to a freemium model The mobile version now uses the same colour conversion engine as their desktop software There's an optional Pro version that allows you to import and edit files stored on your mobile device Finer, in-app edits with numerical adjustment values for each slider Integration with Files app on iOS to allow file imports from Photos library, memory cards, iCloud etc. All edits done in the app are non destructive Pro upgrade has the same license as the Desktop app. You don't have to pay extra for the license on multiple devices Cons What was earlier a simple inversion of the negative (which allowed you to see what the photo was) now has the preview screen cycling through Yello, Cyan, and Magenta, as well as varying levels of exposure when the app's camera is open and focused on the negative Eventually the negative preview has a highlighter pen-yellow tinge to it The headaches that come from viewing (or trying to preview) your negatives because of the above points Previewing the negative has become a lot more painful in version 2 Gear Used iPhone SE on iOS 14.8; FilmLab 2.0.1 (non beta) iPad 6th Gen on iOS 15.0.2; FilmLab 2.0.1 (non beta) Huawei P30 Pro on EMUI 11.0.0; FilmLab 1.5.0 (to compare new version against previous) Negative Supply 35mm Basic Kit Ease of Use “FilmLab makes it easy to view and digitize film negatives. All you need is your iPhone or iPad, and a light table or other back light.” I hadn't tested version 1 of the app on iOS, but assuming it had similar functionality to version 1 on Android, I would agree with the above statement. I heavily relied on it while working on my Negative Supply 35mm Basic Kit. Having to sift through tons of negatives to pick a handful of images for that article wasn't easy. Then I discovered FilmLab (for my primary phone using Android). I didn't even use the LightSource ...

“We're closing up shop,” is what they told me. Behind my face mask, my jaw had dropped. But the rest of my body language permeated complete shock and heartbreak. I moved back to Queens in 2020 and 37th Ave Photo had been my local film lab since coming back. But now they're gone. The knowledge of the old man, his son, and their incredible work has disappeared. In over 12 years of running the Phoblographer, the love story involving film labs has surely had its share of heartbreaks. When people want to find a film lab, they often ask friends. Everyone has one that they use and like. Lots of folks like CRC for one reason. I personally used to use Luster. A bunch of folks in North Brooklyn adore Kubus. But things change and the quality tends to shift. Kubus might be great at one point of the year and awful at another point while also selling expired film that isn't refrigerated. CRC might scan your black and whites and have dust all over them. Luster will do a great job but they'll be incredibly expensive. Duggal will do a great job but cost you an arm and a leg. There's always something with film labs. But finding the one for you is sometimes more heartbreaking than actual relationship-based heartbreak. The problem with the film lab industry in NYC is huge. Some of them just send your film to another developer at times. Turnover is also pretty vast. The profit margins are slim because film is such a niche product still. Surely, it's grown over the years as Fujifilm has cited that Millenials and Gen Z alike use it. It's unfortunate, as I've heard of some wages paid are minimum wage. I don't think this is the case with bigger labs, but at the smaller ones, it's probably part of what's wrong with them. This is a compound problem that I think is going to get worse. The manufacturers have raised the prices, and I hope that that will go back into developing new film that can't be duplicated with a digital preset. But when film prices rise, people buy less film. When people buy and shoot less film, they get less developed. So the film labs get squeezed with a big problem. Have you ever tried scanning your film? It's an incredibly annoying process. It can take a really long time to get them right too. And believe it or not, I don't think that film labs charge enough. But if the prices went up, people would complain. I'm sure some of you are sitting there saying “Just shoot digital.” But no. Digital is a great experience, but film is a completely different type of ceremony. I'll liken it to vinyl. When you're listening to vinyl, it makes sense that you'd sit around and do nothing else but listen to the music. After a while, you're going to need to get up and flip the record over. You obviously don't have that issue with digital music. Similarly, with film, you have to experience the ceremony of being careful with your shots. Sure, you can do that with digital, but lots don't. I've seen photographers shoot in burst mode and shoot 500 images of one look. You're not going to do that with film. And a lot of digital photographers don't shoot digital in the same way they do film.

Oggi si torna a parlare di fotografia analogica e lo facciamo alla grande! Abbiamo con noi un grande ospite, un professionista del settore: Davide di Ghisa Film Lab.Divertitevi ad ascoltare i discorsi impegnativi di due grandi appassionati di fotografia, vi prometto che non ve ne pentirete.

Emily Swift is a fashion and portrait photographer with specialization in film, as well as the owner of Darkslide Film Labs. With an outstanding portfolio having worked over a dozen international fashion weeks, Emily has led an amazing career as a photographer and continues to expand as her Film Lab begins to reach its one year mark. Emily has lived with ADD for her life and teaches us how she's managed to lead such a successful career as well as run a successful business while living with ADD. As well as balancing her physical and mental health while also living with Type 1 Diabetes. Tune into this special Two-Part Episode to enlighten yourself with Emily's story and more!You can find Emily's work here:https://emilyswiftstudios.com/Be sure to send any of your film to be developed at her film lab as well!https://www.darkslidefilmlab.com/Artful Mind is a podcast where mental health and art are explored through conversations with artists of all forms. Tune in every Wednesday for new episodes of Artful Mind hosted by yours truly: Omar Ordaz https://www.instagram.com/omarordazphotographyYou can view my portfolio and contact me on my website:https://www.omarordazphotography.comFlourish by Purrple Cat | https://purrplecat.comMusic promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.comCreative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unportedhttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/deed.en_US

Emily Swift is a fashion and portrait photographer with specialization in film, as well as the owner of Darkslide Film Labs. With an outstanding portfolio having worked over a dozen international fashion weeks, Emily has led an amazing career as a photographer and continues to expand as her Film Lab begins to reach its one year mark. Emily has lived with ADD for her life and teaches us how she's managed to lead such a successful career as well as run a successful business while living with ADD. As well as balancing her physical and mental health while also living with Type 1 Diabetes. Tune into this special Two-Part Episode to enlighten yourself with Emily's story and more!You can find Emily's work here:https://emilyswiftstudios.com/Be sure to send any of your film to be developed at her film lab as well!https://www.darkslidefilmlab.com/Tune in every Wednesday for new episodes of Artful Mind hosted by yours truly: Omar Ordaz https://www.instagram.com/omarordazphotographyYou can view my portfolio and contact me on my website:https://www.omarordazphotography.comFlourish by Purrple Cat | https://purrplecat.comMusic promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.comCreative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unportedhttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/deed.en_US

Ben Fraternale is all in for instant photography, which is convenient, but not easy at all. In this episode Ben shares how it is to deal with the delicate instant film cartridges even while driving through the hot Texan weather. Instant photography is a rollercoaster and this man knows every curve. #cometeelfilm​​ #benfraternale #inaninstant Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the.instantgram/ --------------------------- Cómete el Film: https://www.instagram.com/comete_elfilm David García https://www.instagram.com/davgarci/ ​​Beto Vázquez https://www.instagram.com/betovazquez/​​ Alquímica Film Lab: https://www.instagram.com/alquimicafilmlab

This time on the show I'm talking with Lara Sfire of The Film Lab, a microcinema and bar in Hamtramck. We have a nice chat about this lovely clubhouse for film nerds. Be sure to go see at flick at thefilmlab.org and meet some creatives! Stay tuned for more Conversations with a Curmudgeon on WCBN or right here in this feed. Thanks! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Our guest today is Joey Matthews. Joey is an Emmy award winning filmmaker, business owner, husband and father based out of Houston, Texas. He founded 31Films in the early 2000's, capturing luxury weddings all around the world, and launched Filmlab in the early 2010's, producing story-driven commercial films for brands including: Disney, CBS Sports, Four Seasons and Microsoft. He currently resides in Magnolia Texas with his wife, Natalie, and their 4 children: Jonas, Micah, Ian, and Ellia.https://vimeo.com/561957374 FilmLab WebsiteChasing What Matters InstagramChasing What Matters Website 

Welcome to episode 140 of photography insights and I'm your host Andrew Walmsley. This is the show that interviews people, artists, models and photographers from around the world. Today we pop across to the west of America and talk with Carol Golemboski. Carol teachers alternative processes at the University of Colorado in Denver. Not only that but she is an artist in her own right with some interesting projects. One of the projects is based on anthotypes and its another old process that uses the sun. You will hear about her passion for the analogue world including the darkroom to produce her work. Another piece of Carol's work we talk about is based around magic using processes like photograms. We finish talking about an app she created to showcase her "psychometry" project on magic related anitques. In this one we discuss: energy & rewards teaching teacher questions boiling emulsions remote teaching lumen prints re-using products emulsions from organic materials exposing fruit photograms photographing antiques magic Links Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/cgolemboski/ Website - https://carolgolemboski.com/ Donations Please don't forget i've launched the KO-FI donation page. All donations mean a lot to me, i'm trying to blog and experiment with so many more things like cyanotype and lith printing. I can only do this with funds, so please do help, every £1 means so much. Friends of the show Thanks to Steve at Chroma for lending me more kit for testing! I've been using a pixlator with an adaptor Steve's built to hold his LCD light. This allows an all in one device to illuminate your negatives by using the pixlator (whether DSLR scanning or Filmlab on your phone). Find out more at https://chroma.camera For all your c41 developing needs - https://filmdev.co.uk/ Great and affordable zines from Static Age - https://www.staticage.co.uk/ Blog My latest article is now live on my website and is called a darkroom session with Jay and Paul. It's about teaching my friends this older way of printing your work using creative techniques. We had a lot of fun and it was great to see both of them working away and create work they are proud of. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/photography-insights/message

Others have copied their concept since they started in 2012, but none has reached their amazingly consistent quality and customer satisfaction. Albert Roig, one of the founders of Carmencita Film Lab, spoke with us about the concepts that have made the business such a success and how they are growing and adapting. Carmencita Film Lab Homepage: https://carmencitafilmlab.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/carmencitafilmlab Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/carmencitafilmlab Your hosts: Charys Schuler and Marwan El-Mozayen from Silvergrain Classics magazine (https://silvergrainclassics.com/en) Erik Schlicksbier, photographer (https://www.schlicksbier.com) and host of the German language Studio Kreativkommune podcast (https://studio.kreativkommune.org/podcast).

LA's Deadly Nuclear Nightmare: Melissa Bumstead & her daughter Grace are the focus of "In the Dark of the Valley," a new documentary on the battle to clean up radioactive Santa Susana Field Lab, 30 miles from downtown LA.

LA's Deadly Nuclear Nightmare: Melissa Bumstead & her daughter Grace are the focus of "In the Dark of the Valley," a new documentary on the battle to clean up radioactive Santa Susana Field Lab, 30 miles from downtown LA.

Der Schauspieler und angehende Filmregisseur Daniel Popat erzählt in dieser Folge von seinem Weg ins Filmbusiness. Wir sprechen über Studienabbrüche, Neustarts, Hochs und Tiefs und du erfährst außerdem: ✨Warum der Unterschied zwischen privater und staatlicher Schauspielschule beim Film egal ist.✨Was Selbstbestimmung bedeutet und warum das seine Karriere ins Laufen gebracht hat. ✨Wir er zur Regiearbeit gekommen ist. ✨Wie ein Filmlab in Russland zu unerwartetem Erfolg geführt hat. ✨Was ihm letztlich die Tür in die Branche geöffnet hat. ✨Warum das Spielen bei ihm einen kleinen Tod erleben musste. ✨Wie du selbst produktiv werden kannst. ✨Warum wir nicht alles labeln müssen. ✨Warum es für ihn keine Option war, aufzugeben. ✨Wie er seine Träume immer wieder neu definiert hat. Und vieles mehr! Ich wünsche dir viel Spaß und Inspiration mit dieser Folge!Links zu Daniel: Instagram: @daniel.popatFacebook: Daniel am HadernLinks zu mir: Instagram: @maike.doehlingFacebook Page: Actors & Mind CoachingHomepage: https://www.actorsandmind.de/ 

In this episode, we talk with actor and President of The Film Lab, Jennifer Betit Yen. Jennifer discusses her challenges finding roles and the obstacles people of color face in getting cast in film and television. We also talk about The Film Lab and its programs that are helping to give opportunities to people of color.

Fox returns! Fox and Shane finally reunite to talk top 5 beers, best and worst teams of 2020, preview best and worst teams of 2021, and finally talk the Super Bowl. Come for the beer picks, stay for the epic Lamar Jackson rant from Fox. Grab a drink and enjoy this weeks episode! Follow the show on Twitter @FantasyNightcap, follow Shane @FF_ShaneB, and follow Fox @CarbonFox_FF. Check out the new Film Lab at https://www.ffastronauts.com/film-room --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ff-astronauts/support

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A new advanced initiative for emerging producers based in France and Italy. The post Francesco Giai Via – Alpi Film Lab appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

A new advanced initiative for emerging producers based in France and Italy. The post Francesco Giai Via – Alpi Film Lab appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

A new advanced initiative for emerging producers based in France and Italy. The post Francesco Giai Via – Alpi Film Lab appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

A new advanced initiative for emerging producers based in France and Italy. The post Francesco Giai Via – Alpi Film Lab appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

A new advanced initiative for emerging producers based in France and Italy. The post Francesco Giai Via – Alpi Film Lab appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

This first episode is definitely going to leave you feeling inspired to find an old film camera, load it with film, and maybe even soak the roll to make some film soup!  Today's chat is with Amy Berge who launched and runs Film Lab 135 where she develops and scans film soup.  She writes for Shoot it with Film, shares tons of great film tips on her Instagram and is about cheering on other photographers.  Find Amy here:Amy's InstagramFilm Lab 135 Instagram and Film Lab 135 WebsiteAmy's WebsiteFind Allison here:Allison's Instagram

On today's episode is former head of development at British Screen, Stephen Cleary, Brought to you by Wildcard Distribution. Stephen Cleary has been a film and television professional for over twenty years, working in Europe, North America and Australasia, with occasional forays into Asia. He has worked as a feature producer, television producer/director, educator and screenwriter. He has developed many feature films from inception to production, and many have won international festival prizes. In recent years he developed the Venice Golden Lion winning feature Sweet Country from conception to production, and was lead consultant on the Emmy Award winning feature documentary What Happened Miss Simone? Stephen was Head of Development at the UK's national film Agency, British Screen, for five years and has developed over 60 produced feature films including Before the Rain (Milcho Manchevski, Academy Award nominee for best foreign film, winner Golden Lion, Venice Film Festival), Rob Roy (Michael Caton-Jones), Butterfly Kiss (Michael Winterbottom), Love and Death on Long Island (Richard Kwietniowski) and Photographing Fairies (Nick Willing). His most recently developed films include Cast Me If You Can (Atsushi Ogata), The Hunter (Daniel Nettheim) and Buddha's Little Finger (Tony Pemberton), which he co-wrote. He was also the co-screenwriter of the feature, Alexandria, in 2002. With the South Australian Film Corporation, Stephen co-conceived and ran Filmlab, a program designed to develop a base of local production companies. The initiative resulted in five low budget locally generated features, all of which secured domestic distribution. Two premiered at the Sundance film festival, one at the Berlin film festival, one at SXSW. Three of the features secured a US theatrical release. Filmlab filmmakers won best international director at Sundance 2014, the Crystal Bear at the Berlin Film Festival and other international awards. From 2016 to 2017 he ran a TV drama series development initiative for Canal Plus Europe, developing series from conception to final bible and pilot episodes with selected writers and producers from across Europe. And from 2015 to 2017 he was senior consultant of the Danish Film Institute and Nordic Film Fund's Polar Bear initiative, developing TV drama series with TV professionals from Scandinavia. Previously he ran Arista, Europe's largest private story development agency for 11 years, providing a range of short and long training courses in all aspects of film and TV writing and development. Arista was designated a “Centre of Excellence” by the European Commission. Currently he is adjunct professor at the film school of the Victoria College of the Arts, Melbourne, lecturing and running seminars for students four weeks a year. He is a regular lecturer at the Danish Film School, the National Film School of the UK and AFTRS. All on aspects of story development. He is also a story consultant and occasional screenwriter. If you'd like to attend Stephens Power, Gender and New Story Structures workshop which begins on the 23rd Oct,you can book a ticket here: https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/73142275515 And if horror is your tang... It's ALIIIIIIIVE begins on the 26th October for 2 days. https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/72992092313 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The artistic director of the Toronto Film Festival talks about his role as juror for the Torino Film Lab competition. The post Cameron Bailey – Torino Film Lab Jury #TorinoFilmLab appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

The Directors of The 2016 Torino Film Lab share their experience and present their films The post Paloma Aguilera Valdebenito, Axel Koenzen, Pablo Lamar – Torino Film Lab #TFF34 appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

A talk with two producers of the films in the Turin Film Lab selection. The post Raymond Phatanavirangoon, David Lindner – Torino Film Lab #TFF34 appeared first on Fred Film Radio.