Podcast appearances and mentions of griffin hammond

Matt Brunner, co-founder and co-owner of Manitowoc, Wis.-based Brunner Fabrication joins us to talk about how he transformed his family's autobody shop into a successful metal fab shop focused on high-volume production. Brunner talks about launching his fabrication business in 2018, growing the shop footprint to 12,000 sq. ft., finding a niche in high-volume sheet metal part production, partnering with TRUMPF, working with snow equipment manufacturer Ariens Co., training a workforce without any fabrication experience, and developing an apprenticeship program. At the top, we introduce the newest member to the podcast team, Griffin Hammond, and talk about the documentary "Sriracha" that he wrote and produced. We also feature Clayton Deputy, a fabricator out of Santa Barbra, Calif., who went designed and fabricated an octopus sculpture. Deputy owns and operates Gnarwhal Creations, which mostly focuses on off-road and aftermarket fabrication. Email us at podcast@fmamfg.org with any comments, questions, or suggestions.

Today we are talking about the small indie film written and directed by Griffin Hammond. Support this indie filmmaker as well as find out the story behind your favorite Pho condiment. Why is there a rooster on the bottle? Where did this stuff come from? Where is it made? And why is it so cheap? Find out these answers to your “burning” questions as well as see how the sauce is made.   “Wow, just hit 100 reviews of the film on Vimeo! 87% of you gave it 5 stars! THANK YOU!” - Griffin Hammond   Some of our favorite parts of this movie are: What people like to eat it on How many different songs about sriracha there are David Tran - The hero of the film Who invented it the original sauce -  a woman in Thailand   Special thanks to our editor Geoff Vrijmoet for this episode and Melissa Villagrana for helping out with our social media posts.   Subscribe, Rate & Share Your Favorite Episodes!   Thanks for tuning into today's episode of Dodge Movie Podcast with your host, Mike and Christi Dodge. If you enjoyed this episode, please head over to Apple Podcasts to subscribe and leave a rating and review. Don't forget to visit our website, connect with us on Instagram, Facebook,   LinkedIn, and share your favorite episodes across social media.

Dixon and Paradies are joined this week by filmmaker and journalist, Griffin Hammond, best known for his award winning short film “Sriracha” about the iconic hot sauce brand, as the former executive producer of YouTube filmmaking channel “Indy Mogul,” and as a political film journalist formerly for Bloomberg and now The Recount. Discussions include the production of Sriracha, Griffin and Dixon’s love of Errol Morris films, the changing political landscape after the 2016 election, and much more. Follow Griffin’s work at Griffinhammond.com and @griffin on Twitter. Keep up with Children’s Programming by subscribing wherever you get your podcasts, @childrensprogramming on Instagram and @chiprogramming on Twitter. (C) 2021 Blu Zodiac Pictures --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/childrens-programming-pod/message

Griffin Hammond met Adam Rahn in college, while producing student television. Now he’s a guest on Adam’s podcast, #Freelanswers. In this conversation, they discuss their education paths, how to keep learning, and tackle the age-old question, "Do you need to go to film school?"

Today on the show we have an OG in the online filmmaking education space, Griffin Hammond. I've followed Griffin for years and was so excited to sit down and talk shop with him. Griffin Hammond is a documentary filmmaker in New York City, known for producing DIY filmmaking tutorials for indie filmmakers, and his award-winning documentary Sriracha. We discuss how he made over $90,000 with a documentary short film.In 2014, Griffin moved from Bloomington, Illinois to New York City to cover the U.S. presidential election for the Bloomberg Television/MSNBC show With All Due Respect.The University of Southern California and the U.S. State Department named Griffin a Film Envoy for the 2017 American Film Showcase—a cultural diplomacy program that sends independent filmmakers around the world to teach.Previously, he worked for YouTube Next Lab, as executive producer of the YouTube channel Indy Mogul, and started his career as a video producer and social media strategist at State Farm Insurance.Griffin Hammond studied film at New York University, earned a Masters in Communication from Illinois State University, taught video production at Millikin University, and produced an online course—Shooting Documentary Short Films.Enjoy my conversation with Griffin Hammond.

Indy Mogul is back! This is first episode of The Indy Mogul Podcast, hosted by Ted Sim: Today we catch up with fellow co-host Griffin Hammond about his work covering the 2016 Presidential election with Bloomberg News and the process of creating his festival darling documentary “Sriracha.” We also discuss the fundamentals of documentary filmmaking and how to film a documentary in one day.

We tried something new for this episode of the B&H Photography Podcast—we ventured into the B&H SuperStore to interview camera shoppers, fans of the podcast, and attendees of the Panasonic Lumix Day Event. We coordinated with our marketing team and organized a sweepstakes to give away a Lumix DMC-GX85 Mirrorless camera with a 12-32mm lens and a 45-150mm lens. We became acquainted with our audience a bit better by asking people two simple questions and chatting with them about photography. The first question was: “Which is the favorite photo you have ever taken?” and the second question was, “How would winning a GX85 change your photography?” The answers were as varied and entertaining as one would expect, and we include several of these short conversations in this episode. When we finished our recordings, we randomly picked a winner of the sweepstakes, and the winner will also be announced toward the end of the show. Because we were recording as part of the Lumix Day event, several interesting photographers and videographers, each a Lumix ambassador, were speaking at the B&H Event Space. After their talks, they joined us for a brief chat, and we include these conversations with documentary filmmaker Griffin Hammond, lifestyle photographer Jeff Carpenter and wedding and travel photographer William Innes. Each brings insight to their respective disciplines, and the engagement with shoppers and fans is not to be missed.  Join us for this fast-paced and entertaining episode. Guests: Jeff Carpenter, William Innes, Griffin Hammond, B&H SuperStore Shoppers Photograph © John Harris

I first became aware of today’s guest when I heard him on a recent episode of Griffin Hammond and Nick Bodmer’s Hey Indie Filmmakers podcast. It seems that John Luna edits many of those podcasts and hearing him speak got me interested in what he might be doing as a filmmaker. When I looked him up on Youtube I knew I had to talk to him.Check out John's work at his YouTube Channel. You won't be disappointed.

A great interview with award winning documentary filmmaker Griffin Hammond. You'll know Griffin from his stint as executive producer of the Youtube channel, Indy Mogul and from his award winning short documentary film Sriracha. You can learn all about Griffin at his website www.griffinhammond.com

Nick and Griffin plan which microphones and cameras they’ll need for next week’s three-person shoot. Plus, your questions about sound on a budget documentary, upgrading your editing machine, and when you need a location release to sell stock footage.The Faustian Man wondered why I don’t more actively promote my film Sriracha on the podcast. He says, “I watched it last night still amazing! I love that doc.” It’s free on Amazon Prime.Kasey asked about music libraries. Episode 47 discusses the topic in-depth. For my music, I use and recommend Art List. I’m also an affiliate, so I receive a commission if you sign up.Listen to Alex Ferrari’s interview with Griffin on Episode 258 of Indie Film Hustle—“Making Money with Documentaries & Sriracha with Griffin Hammond”

Today on the show we have an OG in the online filmmaking education space, Griffin Hammond. I've followed Griffin for years and was so excited to sit down and talk shop with him. Griffin Hammond is a documentary filmmaker in New York City, known for producing DIY filmmaking tutorials for indie filmmakers, and his award-winning documentary Sriracha. We discuss how he made over $90,000 with a documentary short film.In 2014, Griffin moved from Bloomington, Illinois to New York City to cover the U.S. presidential election for the Bloomberg Television/MSNBC show With All Due Respect.The University of Southern California and the U.S. State Department named Griffin a Film Envoy for the 2017 American Film Showcase—a cultural diplomacy program that sends independent filmmakers around the world to teach.Previously, he worked for YouTube Next Lab, as executive producer of the YouTube channel Indy Mogul, and started his career as a video producer and social media strategist at State Farm Insurance.Griffin Hammond studied film at New York University, earned a Masters in Communication from Illinois State University, taught video production at Millikin University, and produced an online course—Shooting Documentary Short Films.Enjoy my conversation with Griffin Hammond.

This week, we expand beyond wedding filmmaking as we bring you a special interview with Griffin Hammond! Griffin is a well-rounded and well-renowned filmmaker who has a wide range of videography experience. Join us as we learn all about Griffin, his unique story, and how he has evolved as a filmmaker and storyteller!

Episode 10 of the SomethingFromNothing podcast, hosted by Aaron Mull. In this episode I get the chance to chat with documentary filmmaker Griffin Hammond. We chat about his breakout documentary "Sriracha" and the opportunities that have followed. If you want to stay updated on what Griffin is up to, links to everything will be down below! Follow Griffin https://griffinhammond.com/ https://twitter.com/Griffin https://vimeo.com/griffin https://www.youtube.com/griffinity Follow me https://twitter.com/aaronmullfilms https://www.instagram.com/aaronmullfilms/ https://www.youtube.com/user/BreakingGBK

Join host Larry Jordan as he talks with Maxim Jago, Richard Wright, Griffin Hammond, Chris Sobchak, Max Votolato, and James DeRuvo. Financing Your Next Film The Distribution Choice: Free or Paid? Financing the Historical Documentary The Perils and Pluses of Self-Distribution Pick the Right Distribution The Weekly DoddleNEWS Update The post Digital Production Buzz – March 16, 2017 appeared first on Digital Production Buzz.

Griffin Hammond made a 33-minute documentary about Sriracha that he self-distributed and made money. That's right. Real money. We follow his journey to success from Facebook and Kickstarter all the way to Amazon Prime.

Rich can’t make this podcast (boo) so i thought lets get someone in to talk about Panasonic cameras, and who better to make his first appearance on the show than the original Indie Filmmaker, and ambassador to the GH5, Griffin Hammond. In this podcast we talk about the GH5 announcement and how the specs compare to other cameras. Also, with my dabbling into documentaries, i thought it prudent to talk to Griffin about his documentary that he shot about three years ago called Sriracha. What challenges he face and how he overcame them. Its an interesting conversation that i would recommend any documentary filmmaker listen to. Follow Griffin on Twitter @Griffin and find him on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/user/griffinity To purchase our friends fantastic product (Festival Fuel) go to www.festivalfuel.co.uk and don’t forget to use the promo code OURWEEKINVIDEO to get 5% off and free shipping. Don’t forget to follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ourweekinvideo/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/ourweekinvideo and now Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ourweekinvideo/   Get this weeks track on Soundstripe   Thank you for listening. SUBSCRIBE on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/our-week-in-video-video-production/id955970525?mt=2   To see out work follow these links:   Ben’s http://www.brutoncoxvisuals.com http://www.theweddingcut.com https://twitter.com/brutoncox   Rich’s http://www.auroravideo.co.uk https://twitter.com/auroravideo

In episode 02 of Render Time we talk with Griffin Hammond of Bloomberg News. In our discussion we talk about how he went from being involved in a Youtube channel to covering presidential politics.

Griffin Hammond speaks with Sharron Lovell about his self funded, published and distributed film Sriracha, a half hour documentary about an iconic American hot sauce. So far the film has earned over 76 thousand dollars. Revenue came almost exclusively from a range of web distribution platforms from You Tube, to Vimeo and iTunes and we’ll be talking about the success and failures he had with various outlets.

Episode 174 - Jason chats with Griffin Hammond about work on his upcoming documentary. - www.stormfrontpros.com

Hooray we are back with another episode of the Cinephiles podcast after a 2 month break, and this is the season finale. I am so sorry you had to wait 2 months for a season finale, but the Cinephiles will return on September 17th for Season 2 see you then. In the mean time you should listen to this episode, because I got to sit down with Griffin Hammond from Indy Mogul and talk about his new short documentary about Sriracha. I hope you enjoy!