Podcast appearances and mentions of gary baum

In the first of four special episodes recorded live on August 1 at the American Society of Cinematographers Clubhouse in Los Angeles, Nicole Hirsch Whitaker (Netflix's One Piece) sits down with three of this year's Emmy-nominated directors of photography. Dana Gonzales got the nod for FX's Fargo; Richard Rutkowski for Apple TV+'s Sugar; and Gary Baum for Frasier from Paramount+ and CBS Studios. These three veterans share their career paths, creative inspirations, aesthetic hacks and the bond they share with directors. “You want to meet people that you could stay and make films with for the rest of your life,” says Gonzales. “Whatever you can do to create that kind of energy and synergy and shorthand, you're going to excel, and that's the dream.”

Huzzah! This week on the pod we've got Gary Baum, ASC here to talk about his work on the Frasier reboot, which is fascinating because he's worked almost exclusively on some of the best multi-cam shows ever made and I never really talk to multi-cam folks so it's very educational, at least for me. Enjoy! Visit ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.frameandrefpod.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ for everything F&R ⁠⁠You can now support Frame & Reference directly on Patreon!⁠⁠ Frame & Reference is supported by Filmtools and ProVideo Coalition. Filmtools is the West Coast's leading supplier of film equipment. From cameras and lights to grip and expendables, Filmtools has you covered for all your film gear needs. Check out ⁠⁠Filmtools.com⁠⁠ for more. ProVideo Coalition is a top news and reviews site focusing on all things production and post. Check out ⁠⁠ProVideoCoalition.com⁠⁠ for the latest news coming out of the industry.

On today's episode we are taking it back to the 1980's and delving into the life and legend of one of Los Angeles' most iconic figures - Angelyne. A precursor to the famous for being famous socialites such as Paris Hilton & Kim Kardashian, Angelyne was doing it decades before anyone else. Key Sources: Angelyne: Attack of the 50ft Sex Kitten. BAM. 1984.The Billboard Queen. Los Angeles Times. Sarah Medof. 1995.The Queen of L.A's Billboards.  The Telegraph. Anthony Haden-Guest. 2000L.A. Billboard Diva Angelyne Bemoans Kardashian, Hilton and “Boring, Gauche” Celeb Culture. The Hollywood Reporter. Gary Baum. 2015.The Mystery of L.A. Billboard Diva Angelyne's Real Identity Is Finally Solved. The Hollywood Reporter. Gary Baum. 2017.Audio sourced from Entertainment Tonight's TV Interview 1984.C*ntroversy The Podcast is produced, written & hosted by Velma Vouloir. You can follow us on Instagram & X at @cntroversypod, or on Facebook at Cntroversy: The Podcast. Email us at anytime with thoughts of feedback at cntroversypodcast@gmail.com, and please don't forget to follow, rate & review the show. Thanks for listening!

Si on vous parle d'Angelyne, il serait plus que probable que vous ne sachiez pas de qui il s'agit puisqu'on est dans la pop culture américaine assez localisée, celle de Los Angeles. Cette Angelyne était la reine des panneaux publicitaires géants, les fameux billboards de Los Angeles. Pour donner du contexte, vers 1981, des panneaux publicitaires mettant en vedette une blonde plantureuse arborant une coiffure bouffante et pas grand-chose d'autre ont commencé à apparaître dans toute la ville. Affichant un seul mot « Angelyne » et un numéro de téléphone, les publicités ont suscité des reportages médiatiques locaux frénétiques. Elle a été pionnière du concept de « célèbre pour être célèbre » avant l'ère des réseaux sociaux. La série débarque sur OCS. https://youtu.be/gjihQhKcjV8?si=Ey0QDOYm5uPn_jjt Le désir de comprendre Angelyne, qui elle était, quelle était la motivation derrière les publicités, que vendait-elle, a été l'impulsion derrière l'article du Hollywood Reporter de Gary Baum, "Le mystère de la vraie identité d'Angelyne, la diva des panneaux d'affichage de L.A., est enfin résolu", qui a dévoilé un pan sur la vie de la starlette. C'est à partir de cet article que la mini-série a été créée par Nancy Oliver et développée et showrunnée par Allison Miller (The Resort). Emmy Rossum(Shameless) incarne une Angelyne influenceuse avant les réseaux sociaux, et la série est en soi une histoire par essence hollywoodienne où la performance, la réinvention et l'expression de soi, est synonyme de célébrité et de rêve. Le format faux documentaire biographique permet à cette Angelyne fictive de reprendre le pouvoir sur la narration et elle peut ainsi raconter son histoire. Chaque épisode se concentre sur une personne clé de sa vie et on y voit les opinions et les biais de tout le monde. Une grande partie du succès de la série repose sur Emmy Rossum, qui fait double emploi dans la série en tant que productrice exécutive aux côtés de son partenaire dans la vie Sam Esmail (Mr. Robot) et en tant qu'interprète de l'icône éponyme. Elle est dans son rôle et totalement engagée à faire d'Angelyne plus qu'une simple pin-up. Et le fait qu'on la voit de l'âge tendre de 17 ans jusqu'à aujourd'hui, à 70 ans, laisse du temps (et beaucoup de maquillage) à Rossum pour parfaire le personnage. Il parait qu'on peut encore voir la vraie Angelyne au volant de sa Corvette rose dans les rues de Los Angeles. [bs_show url="angelyne"] La mini-série en cinq épisodes est disponible sur OCS.

John and Craig welcome back Liz Alper (Day of the Dead, The Rookie) and Brittani Nichols (Abbott Elementary, A Black Lady Sketch Show) to discuss how much progress has been made on issues from #MeToo, #PayUpHollywood, and depictions of police on screen. We look at common threads between the movements, and the difficulty of maintaining momentum once the initial impetus has passed. We also answer listener questions on how to deal with ethically complicated projects and why there's still so much copaganda on television. In our bonus segment for premium members, John tells Craig a real life fairy tale about ‘The Writer Who Left his Reps.' It's magical and full of hope. Links: Liz Alper on Twitter Brittani Nichols on Twitter Buy Tickets for our first Live Show post-pandemic – Dynasty Typewriter Livestream October 19 at 7:30pm PT Are you going to Austin Film Festival? Submit to the AFF Three Page Challenge! List of Female Run Restaurants in Austin, TX from Melissa Harvey Weinstein Paid Off Sexual Harassment Accusers for Decades by Jodi Kantor and Meghan Twohey and Alyssa Milano's Tweet and From Aggressive Overtures to Sexual Assault: Harvey Weinstein's Accusers Tell Their Stories by Ronan Farrow for The New Yorker #MeToo, Five Years Later: Accusers Reflect by THR Staff #MeToo, Five Years Later: No One's Fully Returned From “Cancellation” by Gary Baum for THR Check out the new survey results at the brand new #PAYUPHOLLYWOOD website Read the full update from ‘Christian' How 70 Years of Cop Shows Taught Us to Valorize the Police by Constance Grady for Vox Studio Response to Showrunners for Abortion Rights The Enduring Allure of Choose Your Own Adventure Books by Leslie Jamison for The New Yorker Why Your Hate Your Job by Aravind “Vinny” Byju Follow journalist Cerise Castle on Twitter Checkout Tallowtalk soaps on Etsy! Support the Writer Emergency Pack XL Campaign on Kickstarter Get a Scriptnotes T-shirt! Check out the Inneresting Newsletter Gift a Scriptnotes Subscription or treat yourself to a premium subscription! Craig Mazin on Twitter John August on Twitter John on Instagram Outro by Holly Overton (send us yours!) Scriptnotes is produced by Megana Rao and edited by Matthew Chilelli. Email us at ask@johnaugust.com You can download the episode here.

Amber and Rax talk about THE blonde bombshell, hollywood icon ANGELYNE. She is back in the spotlight, where she belongs, because of the new miniseries about her life, which she refuses to watch. The girls talk about the article the series is based on, the very fucked up article by Gary Baum that doxxed her. They also talk about what Angelyne was famous for, how you could be famous and private in the 80s, and what they see in the pink rorschach test. Lastly they have a very long ga ga ga ga griiiiiiiipe zone!!!

Hello Smart Firefighting Community! This firefighter's equipment uses better tech than most fire departments to keep him safe from carcinogens... Welcome to another episode of covering real world innovations via interviews with fire service and technology industry experts that empower YOU to develop your very own Smart Firefighting strategy! In this episode: - Why are firefighters' current gas detection meters not enough? - What is a CAFS and why does the Class A foam differ? - What is the science behind this better equipment? Let's hear from the Deputy Fire Chief who has taken on the National Fire Academy's research himself Gary Baum. After Baum left the Academy's Executive Fire Officer Program as first in his class, he felt called to continue their efforts on fire ground carcinogen testing and reduction since he believes it can make a difference in firefighter health and safety while also applying his background knowledge in chemistry and physics stemming from his science teaching days. On top of his research, Baum is Deputy Fire Chief of Reddick Community Fire District in Illinois, a Field Instructor with the Illinois Fire Service Institute, an instructor at FIRE LLC, and has been with Fox Valley Career Center for almost 25 years as the Fire Science Program Lead Instructor. Join our SFF Community! Head to www.smartfirefighting.com to discover how SFF accelerates innovation for emergency responders, to find out when our next event is or review our curated resources! Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | LinkedIn

In The Hollywood Reporter, Kim Masters and Gary Baum did a deep dive into the shady side of independent filmmaking. They found that four of the same producers on “Rust” worked on a previous film called “The Tiger Rising,” where the crew complained of late or missed payments. The producers seemed to be looking for tax breaks and credits, and did not care about the movie itself or the people making it. “The Tiger Rising,” which stars Dennis Quaid and Queen Latifah, is yet to be released.

This week, how filmmaker Kevin Smith set out to rescue his hero, the legendary Stan Lee. Last year, Smith began to fear that the elderly Marvel creator was being abused. Smith acted, though felt strongly there could be no good outcome. He tells us about doing his best for Lee in what would be Lee's final year. Plus, reporter Gary Baum on his investigation into the battle for control of Lee's life. 

In our first official episode, we discuss the case that started it all for both of us - the abduction and murder of Adam Walsh, as well as the accomplishments of his parents, John and Reve, who became the country's leading advocates for missing and abducted children. Sources: Bringing Adam Home: The Abduction that Changed America by Les Standiford and Joe Matthews Compilation of News Reports on Adam's Abduction "Adam Walsh Murder: John and Reve Walsh Re-Live the Investigation" by Dan Harris and Claire Pedersen, ABC "The U.S. is Still Dealing with the Murder of Adam Walsh" by Olivia B. Waxman, Time "27 Years Later, Case is Closed in Slaying of Abducted Child" by Yolanne Alamanzar, The New York Times "Police: '81 killing of Adam Walsh solved", NBC News "John Walsh Reveals Wrenching New Detail of Son's Death 33 Years Later" by Gary Baum, The Hollywood Reporter "Walsh's grief turned to action after Adam's murder" by Rich Phillips & Ann O'Neill, CNN "Adam Walsh case finally solved" by Lily Echeverria, The Miami Herald "Cops: 1981 Adam Walsh Murder Solved", CBS News Ottis Toole Biography, Crime Museum Ottis Toole Biography, biography.com Interview with Witness Mia Taylor Code Adam Training Video Code Adam Training Video (featuring John Walsh) Interview with Daniel J. Travanti John Walsh on His Wife Reve   For Next Episode Read Small Sacrifices by Ann Rule Watch Small Sacrifices

Billboards featuring this mysterious blonde woman started popping up all over Los Angeles back in the early 80's.  Hundreds of them!  Each one simply said "Angelyne" and had a phone number.  Buy nobody knew who she was, what the billboards were for or who was funding them. For decades this mystery has been going on and she has become a bit of a "famous" Hollywood character in the meantime. Shockingly though, she has managed to completely hide her true identity the whole time.  Many have tried to figure out who she was but they all failed.  That was until August 2017 when an anonymous amateur genealogist approached a writer from the Hollywood Reporter with an envelope full of info that appears to have cracked the case. We chat with the man who broke the story, Gary Baum from the Hollywood Reporter.  We also talk to Ajay Sahgal- a writer who did a story about Angelyne back in the 90's, Hollywood character Dennis Woodruff and Katherine Saltzberg-the daughter of the man we now now was funding these billboards. It's a fun little investigative episode that examines one of the most interesting Hollywood mysteries of all time!   Some of the background music used in this episode came courtesy of http://www.purple-planet.com

On August 2, 2017, Gary Baum of the Hollywood Reporter published what is now a legendary piece on the real identity of LA cult icon Angelyne. It was so spell binding that nearly everyone in LA who is over a certain age participated in the chatter of what it all meant. I was so blown away that I had to track Gary down to see if he would do the podcast. Sure enough he was most gracious and sat down with me at The Hollywood Reporter office. For about an hour we discussed all the ins and outs and what-have-yous surrounding the development of the article and it's whodunit caper qualities. Two years prior, Gary wrote another article on the enduring legend of Angelyne and began to chip away at her razor sharp fabricated image. He's spent a lot of face time with Angelyne and has a wonderfully curious point of view on the deeper meaning behind not just her but also on the nature of reinvention, identity and life in the modern media-sphere. This is episode 101 of the It's All Happening podcast. I hope you enjoy it. Gary Baum is a Senior writer at The Hollywood Reporter, covering the circus. @garymbaum

After an investigation by reporter Gary Baum, the LA city attorney has filed charges against more than two dozen people involved with casting workshops that are allegedly paid auditions for minor roles. Baum tells us how these workshops became so prevalent, and casting director Billy DaMota explains his longstanding opposition to the practice. Plus, one last look at the major Oscar races.

At the TransformingEDU edtech event at CES 2017, we interviewed Gary Baum of MyScript. Music: Giving Tree by Podington Bear, licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 International License. http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Podington_Bear/Daydream/Giving_Tree_1206

Curt Raffi, VP Mobile Engagement & Innovation at Endurance International Group on survey results about the joys and challenges to running a small business. Gary Baum, VP at MyScript, discusses some of the next frontiers in handwriting technology. Please let me know if you’re interested. In one volume from Small Business Digest and coming in September, 97+ experts on driving small business growth.

brwp.net Nick Sobolev in Moscow produces Russia's biggest scenario paintball games. He has a series of events each season that are very big attractions. Nick takes pride in his paintball and his pyrotechnics.Image courtesy Gary Baum paintballphotography.comImage courtesy Gary Baum paintballphotography.comContact Blast Radius Woodsball Podcast:Email: studio@brwp.netCall the Studio Line: 303-952-0274Skype: blastradiuswoodsballpodcastTwitter - BRWPTwitter - BenFacebook - WayneFacebook - BenFacebook - Podcast page, Friend Us!LINKSLinks to products, stories, topics, or games we coveredin this episode are available on our Delicious list.http://delicious.com/brwp/215MUSICTheme music by Greg M Johnsonhttp://myspace.com/dewydb10 Jan 2012brwp.net

brwp.net Field Correspondents Jason "Foolybear" Lineberger and Andrew Casey are featured in this episode, as well as "Tactical Talk" from Acer Paintball Club.Image courtesy Gary Baum paintballphotography.comContact Blast Radius Woodsball Podcast:Email: studio@brwp.netCall the Studio Line: 303-952-0274Skype: blastradiuswoodsballpodcastTwitter - BRWPTwitter - WayneTwitter - BenFacebook - WayneFacebook - BenFacebook - Podcast page, Friend Us!YoutubeLINKSLinks to products, stories, topics, or games we coveredin this episode are available on our Delicious list.http://delicious.com/brwp/214MUSICTheme music by Greg M Johnsonhttp://myspace.com/dewydb30 Dec 2011brwp.net

brwp.net Gary Baum from paintballphotography.com is our featured guest on this episode. He describes his world travels while shooting pictures at all types of paintball events. Gary talks about what he sees when he looks at different aspects of paintball through his lens. All this plus tips on what type of paintball will make you a better photographer.Image courtesy Gary Baum paintballphotography.comImage courtesy Gary Baum paintballphotography.comContact Blast Radius Woodsball Podcast:Email: studio@brwp.netCall the Studio Line: 303-952-0274Skype: blastradiuswoodsballpodcastTwitter - BRWPTwitter - WayneTwitter - BenFacebook - WayneFacebook - BenFacebook - Podcast page, Friend Us!YoutubeLINKSLinks to products, stories, topics, or games we coveredin this episode are available on our Delicious list.http://delicious.com/brwp/212MUSICTheme music by Greg M Johnsonhttp://myspace.com/dewydb8 Dec 2011brwp.net