Podcasts about independent television

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Whenever TV Rain, Russia's last independent television channel, was broadcasting live, the lights in its vast loft were dimmed and conversations were hushed, because its studio was cordoned off from the rest of the space only by partial-height glass partitions. More than a million people have fled Ukraine since the Russian invasion, and some of them could be coming to our area. The State of California established Cooperative Snow Surveys 93 years ago. New technology is getting put to use to better survey mountain snow, provide better forecasts and help eliminate waste. Fox News Host Steve Hilton calls into the show and digs deep into his analysis of what is going on with the invasion of Ukraine and how Putin is looking to the world now. He also discusses his podcast California Rebel State. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

My coverage of Denver Film Festival 44 kicks off with Elias Plagianos, Creator of Hudson Falls, and a champion of Independent Television. What is Hudson Falls? Here's the pitch from their website: The secrets of a small upstate town that revolve around an eccentric scientist (William Sadler) begin to unravel when a private eye from...

(Royalty-free image by StockSnap from Pixabay). For filmmaker Deepak Chetty, immersive technology is a path to storytelling. As a cinematographer, writer, visual-effects artist and director, Deepak describes himself as an "XR explorer".  And he's teaching fellow creatives to  create immersive and interactive content, as well. At the University of Texas, Austin, he created the university's first 3D graduate student thesis film, "Hard Reset".  The sci-fi thriller garnered both a "Best 3D Live Action Short" award from the Advanced Imagining Society and a "Best Director" award at the 11th Independent Television and Film Festival in 2016. Currently, Deepak is both an Assistant Professor of Practice in the Radio, Television and Film Department at UT Austin.  He also works as VR and VFX Director at Austin-based film and video production company Revelator.   In addition, he serves as Head of Post Production at Los Angeles specialty-application content firm Digital Quilt VR, as well as a film and virtual-production track producer for Epic Games! Deepak talked about his creative journey, shared an exciting update about "Hard Reset" and offered some of his favorite resources for content creators looking to learn immersive-technology storytelling. On this edition of Over Coffee®, you will hear: How Deepak first became interested in filmmaking; What first inspired him to incorporate immersive elements into storytelling; Where to start, if you're new at incorporating interactive and immersive technology into content creation; What Deepak himself, in his role as an educator, is learning from his students; One of Deepak's favorite memories, from the set of "Hard Reset"; What viewers will experience differently, when viewing "Hard Reset" in 3D; What's next, for "Hard Reset"! (Hint: this will be very cool!) A now-democratized technology that's available for filmmaking and will save considerable production time; Deepak's recommendations for a free (and user-friendly to beginners!) resource for media creation--and not just for games or entertainment! A hint of some exciting upcoming content you'll be able to reference, in the near future.

Welcome to a new podcast dedicated to the history of Indepedent Television (ITV). In 2020, Independent Television in the United Kingdom will be 65 years old, and to celebrate that fact, I'll be looking back at the history of every single ITV regional company, as well as breakfast programming and ITN. I'll be joined by special guests from the world of television, including presentation enthusiasts as we remember the programmes, the presentation and the people of those companies. If you'd like to be a part of the podcast, or if you'd like to be a guest on the podcast, then please do get in touch. Email hello@tv-live.co.uk for more information. The first podcast will be available in the New Year, so to find out more, follow us on Twitter @roundtheregions Thanks for listening, and I'm looking forward to having your company for a trip down television memory lane very soon. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/roundtheregions/message

Radio and television was very different in the 50s and 60s. There was one TV channel in the UK, the BBC. There were three BBC stations on long and medium wave - news, classical music and light music. So, the youngsters flocked to Radio Luxembourg on 208. But that was only available at night. Then, the pirates arrived, Independent Television arrived... ... and things changed dramatically. Please follow to keep up with the latest podcasts.Comments or suggestions? Please email me. podcast@radio-workshop.co.uk

On this episode of Inspired Action, I'm very excited to be speaking to a fellow countryman; Michael Beattie - Documentary Producer & Director (That Vitamin Movie & many more) Michael is one of Northern Ireland’s most prolific and consistent providers of quality television programmes and documentary films. In a 40-year career across BBC, Independent Television and his own company Michael Beattie Media, he has been a reporter, presenter, writer, producer and director, and has spent more than 10 years in senior broadcast management. His films have won awards in the UK and Ireland, and in international film festivals in New York, Chicago, Boston and Houston. His feature documentary 'That Vitamin Movie', which he also presents, has had one and a half million online views. His new 7-part series 'Live Longer Feel Better' is also available online, and he is currently finishing another online film, 'Faith, Hope and Cancer'. https://thatvitaminmovie.com https://faithhopeandcancerfilm.com

Welcome to another episode of GenreTainment at Sci Fi Pulse Radio! This 118th episode is a special festival episode. Marx recently went to ITVFest, the Independent Television and Film Festival, where he did one of four presentations in the IAWTV Producer Prep panel track. The presentations went really well and Marx enjoyed the festival. At the festival Marx snagged 10 mini-interviews with creators of web series, indie TV pilots, and short films. WARNING: The interviews were live and there is some wind noise on some of these episodes. We did our best to clean up the audio. GenreTainment is where Marx & Julie talk about what is happening in the world of film, TV and web series.  We give you interviews with writers, directors, producers and actors in both independent and not-so-independent creations. Links: ITVFest http://www.itvfest.com/ ITVFest on Twitter ITVFest on Facebook Darwin the series http://darwintheseries.com/ Darwin's YouTube channel Darwin on Twitter Ghost Light http://www.kellyspoolhallproductions.com/ https://twitter.com/kellyspoolhall http://www.ghostlighttheseries.com/ Ghost Light's YouTube channel Ghost Light on Facebook Superior Living (Brandon Polanco - Winner Best Animation) Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/bfilm87 Brandon Polanco on Twitter Lifelines (A. Monnie Aleahmad - Winner Best TV Drama / Best Actor, Drama) Lifelines Trailer https://twitter.com/monniedragon The Forklorist http://thefolklorist.newtv.org/ The Folklorist on YouTube The Folklorist on Twitter   Knights of New Jersey Knights of New Jersey on YouTube Knights of New Jersey on Facebook Knights of New Jersey on Twitter LARPs http://www.larpstheseries.com/ LARPs on Facebook LARPS on Twitter Wizard U http://www.geniuslosers.com/index.php http://www.geniuslosers.com/index.php/wizard-u IAWTV (Sib Law) http://iawtv.org https://saxonmills.com/ Ascendants http://ascendantsthemovie.com/ Ascendants on Facebook Ascendants on Twitter GenreTainment GenreTainment on Facebook Television on the Wild Wild Web: How To Blaze Your Own Trail Marx on Twitter: @MrMarx See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to another episode of GenreTainment at Sci Fi Pulse Radio! This 118th episode is a special festival episode.Marx recently went to ITVFest, the Independent Television and Film Festival, where he did one of four presentations in the IAWTV Producer Prep panel track. The presentations went really well and Marx enjoyed the festival.At the festival Marx snagged 10 mini-interviews with creators of web series, indie TV pilots, and short films.WARNING: The interviews were live and there is some wind noise on some of these episodes. We did our best to clean up the audio.GenreTainment is where Marx & Julie talk about what is happening in the world of film, TV and web series. We give you interviews with writers, directors, producers and actors in both independent and not-so-independent creations.Links:ITVFesthttp://www.itvfest.com/ITVFest on TwitterITVFest on FacebookDarwin the serieshttp://darwintheseries.com/Darwin’s YouTube channelDarwin on TwitterGhost Lighthttp://www.kellyspoolhallproductions.com/https://twitter.com/kellyspoolhallhttp://www.ghostlighttheseries.com/Ghost Light’s YouTube channelGhost Light on FacebookSuperior Living (Brandon Polanco – Winner Best Animation)Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/bfilm87Brandon Polanco on TwitterLifelines (A. Monnie Aleahmad – Winner Best TV Drama / Best Actor, Drama)Lifelines Trailerhttps://twitter.com/monniedragonThe Folkloristhttp://thefolklorist.newtv.org/The Folklorist on YouTubeThe Folklorist on TwitterKnights of New JerseyKnights of New Jersey on YouTubeKnights of New Jersey on FacebookKnights of New Jersey on TwitterLARPshttp://www.larpstheseries.com/LARPs on FacebookLARPS on TwitterWizard Uhttp://www.geniuslosers.com/index.phphttp://www.geniuslosers.com/index.php/wizard-uIAWTV (Sib Law)http://iawtv.orghttps://saxonmills.com/Ascendantshttp://ascendantsthemovie.com/Ascendants on FacebookAscendants on TwitterGenreTainmentGenreTainment on FacebookTelevision on the Wild Wild Web: How To Blaze Your Own TrailMarx on Twitter: @MrMarx See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Rich and Mike introduce this special, vaguely spooky episode of the show, recorded LIVE on September 26, 2015 the Independent Television and Film Festival in West Dover, Vermont! When the gang in the Hadron Bunker trace the cause of Mike’s insomnia to a seemingly haunted shortwave radio, Oppenheimer is determined… Continue reading

In this episode, first airing October 7, 2013, Bjorn and Bill sit down with writer/director Barry Gribble to discuss the world of independent television, from pilot production tips to the benefits of independent-television festivals. If you run into any problems (or have any suggestions), please don’t hesitate to drop us a line at podcast@tohubohu.tv, or visit our website at www.tohubohu.tv.

Hosts (and filmmakers) Marx and Julie give you the latest news on movies, television, web series, and comic books. Plus, interviews with writers, directors, producers, and actors in both independent creations and the not-so independent creations.   http://scifipulse.net/?s=indienet+and+beyond

  Marx and Julie talk about what is happening in the world of film, TV, and web series. Plus, this week they chat with Vanessa Leinani (180, Bail Out), the star of the post-apocalyptic series Drifter: Broken Road - a top 10 finalist for the Mingle Media audience choice awards.   She tells us about the new sci-fi show that has a very western feel and what she had to do to prepare for her role as the Drifter. She also gives hints about season two and talks about other upcoming projects.    Hosts (and filmmakers) Marx and Julie give you the latest news on movies, television, web series, and comic books. Plus, interviews with writers, directors, producers, and actors in both independent creations and the not-so independent creations.   http://scifipulse.net/?s=indienet+and+beyond

Marx and Julie talk about what is happening in the world of film, TV, and web series. This week they also talk about their experience at Gen Con, the largest gaming convention in America.  Plus, they chat with the creators of Magehaven and The First Paladin. Peter D. Adkison, former CEO of Wizards of the Coast and owner of the gaming convention Gen Con, talks about his new web series The First Paladin. He tells us what prompted him to make the leap to filmmaking, what his series is about, and his views on the future of web series.   Then we chat with filmmakers Thomas Koch and Chuck Marshall about their new fantasy series Magehaven. They recently put the first episode online and are trying to raise the funds for a full season. They tell us about their series, their plans for the future episodes, give tips for web series creators, and talk about their views on the future of web series and independent film. Hosts (and filmmakers) Marx and Julie give you the latest news on movies, television, web series, and comic books. Plus, interviews with writers, directors, producers, and actors in both independent creations and the not-so independent creations. http://scifipulse.net/?s=indienet+and+beyond

Marx and Julie talk about what is happening in the world of film, TV, and web series. Plus, this week they chat with the filmmaker and award winning web series creator Blake Calhoun. He talks about his his new web series Continuum (his 4th series to date) and his award winning web series Pink.   Calhoun tells us about about his current web series Continuum, a sci-fi thriller starring: Melanie Merkosky (Lonelygirl15), Brad Hawkins (Pink) and Taryn O'Neill (After Judgement). He also talks about his Streamy & Webby winning series Pink starring: Natalie Raitano (V.I.P.), Sheree J. Wilson (Walker Texas Ranger), and Matthew Tompkins. Plus, he gives tips for web series creators and talks about the future of web series.   Calhoun has been a successful and active web series creator for years (and an overall filmmaker for much longer), so he has some great insight to share. Be sure to check it out!   Hosts (and filmmakers) Marx and Julie give you the latest news on movies, television, web series, and comic books. Plus, interviews with writers, directors, producers, and actors in both independent creations and the not-so independent creations.   http://scifipulse.net/?s=indienet+and+beyond

Marx and Julie talk about what is happening in the world of film, TV, and web series. Plus, this week they chat with the fiilmmakers and web series creators of Dead Gentlemen Productions. They talk about their various films and web series: the giant hit JourneyQuest, the popular The Gamers & The Gamers 2: Dorkness Rising films, Demon Hunters, and more. They talk about their current projects (which star Dollhouse and Cabin in the Woods' Fran Kranz and MMA superstar Bob Sapp), suggestions for must see web series, how they manage to raise so much money for their projects, answer questions about Zombie Orpheus Entertainment (a unique conglomerate of web series working together), give tips for web series creators, and talk about the future of web series and independent film. Dead Gentlemen are doing some very cutting edge and exciting work that is changing how indie filmmakers distribute and raise funds, so be sure to check out this interview. Hosts (and filmmakers) Marx and Julie give you the latest news on movies, television, web series, and comic books. Plus, interviews with writers, directors, producers, and actors in both independent creations and the not-so independent creations.

Marx and Julie talk about what is happening in the world of film, TV, and web series. Plus, this week they chat with the web series creators of KATR Pictures: Robb Padgett, Tanya Ihnen, and Steve Lekowicz. They talk about their various web series: the hit Vampire Zombie Werewolf, Life From the Inside (one of the first sitcom-length web series), the upcoming Ladies and Gents and more. They also talk about their upcoming projects,  suggestions for must see web series, tips for web serise creators, and about the future of web series. It's always a blast chatting with these talented and funny filmmakers, so be sure to check out this interview. Hosts (and filmmakers) Marx and Julie give you the latest news on movies, television, web series, and comic books. Plus, interviews with writers, directors, producers, and actors in both independent creations and the not-so independent creations.   http://scifipulse.net/?s=indienet+and+beyond

Marx and Julie talk about what is happening in the world of film, TV, and web series. Plus, this week they chat with award-winning writer, director, and professional critic John Kenneth Muir, who has written to date 22 reference books in the fields of film and television, with a particular focus on the horror and science fiction genres. He has also written fiction and created the sci-fi web series The House Between, which ran three seasons. We talk to him about the evolution of science fiction and horror on both the big screen and small screen, plus the new frontier for independent creators with the growth of web series. Hosts (and filmmakers) Marx and Julie give you the latest news on movies, television, web series, and comic books. Plus, interviews with writers, directors, producers, and actors in both independent creations and the not-so independent creations. http://scifipulse.net/?s=indienet+and+beyond

Marx and Julie talk about what is happening in the world of film, TV, and web series. Plus, this week they chat with Ben Bays, the executive producer of the sci-noir web series Aidan 5. Bays gives us a few hints of what to expect for season 2 of this popular series. Hosts (and filmmakers) Marx and Julie bring you Genre-tainment! Where they give you the latest news on movies, television, web series and comic books, plus interviews with writers, directors, producers and actors in both independent—and not-so-independent—creations. http://scifipulse.net/?s=indienet+and+beyond

Emmy-nominated writer, producer, & director MICHAEL ROTMAN spills all with us about being the creator of indie television is this special section covering the shifts in television. Michael Rotman has written for shows including Later with Greg Kinnear, Politically Incorrect with Bill Maher (for which he was nominated for a Primetime Emmy Award- note the nominated so he didn't actually win and Chris Rock has a restraining order out against him - this is a comedy site folks). Michael has written for Rocket Power, as well as a contributing, one day stint on South Park "Tom's Rhinoplasty" (the lesbian teacher episode.) He has been busy producing TV- first as a Supervising Producer on USA's "Strip Poker" then as a Show Producer on "Street Smarts" Producer on The Game Show Network's "Cram." A Story Editor on Fox's show "Simple Life" with Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie as well as a Producer on "The Teen Choice Awards" where he directed Paris and Nicole and celebrity guests like; Tyra Banks, Method Man and Red and Blink 182. Currently Michael Rotman is Supervising Story Producer on the new Fox show "Nanny 911". So basically he is a total sellout to the reality tv world to make money but he does have great insights on how tv is changing. He also serves on the board for the Independent Television Festival so despite his looks he is quite smart, funny for a non-goy, and well-connected.LISTEN: http://indieville.net/podcasts/DS_20143rotman1_rough.mp3For more details check out http://itvfest.org and http://hackcomic.com. And check him out on Myspace.

Independent Television Festival goes for it in July. Listen in as AJ Tesler gives insights into pulling together this event and talks about the state of television. He is joined by Steve Basilone, co-director of programming.AJ Tesler is a graduate of Northwestern University where he studied Economics and Theater, giving him a fully capable knowledge of the business of entertainment. He has been a successful actor, appearing on a number of television programs; writer/producer, having written and produced television pilots and festival films; and marketing executive, responsible for designing marketing plans for actors, shows, films, and musicians. After being reared in Pittsburgh, Steve Basilone journeyed to New England to study. Before graduating Magna Cum Laude, Steve helped start one of Boston's most successful comedy troupes, ‘Jimmy's Traveling All-Stars. While studying, Steve also produced and hosted several radio shows on Boston's Best Independent Radio Station’ and worked in and around Boston and New York as a freelance photographer, with photos appearing in Gotham Magazine, Boston Magazine and The Weekly Dig.http://indieville.net/podcasts/DS_20142_final_itvfest.mp3