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SUMA Executive Director, Jessica Kinsey, and Manager of Marketing & Communication, Emily Ronquillo sit down with filmmaker Jeanne Jo to talk about her exhibition What Am I Doing Here? on view at SUMA June 4 through September 24, 2022. The group talks about the 17 films starring Jeanne, directed by her friends and colleagues. This brings up topics of art in Hollywood versus art in museums, addressing difficult topics using humor, and advice for future filmmakers. Thank you to Jeanne's collaborators on this exhibition: Alan Michnoff, Auden Bui, Camille Shooshani, Christine Serchia, Clementine Leger, Fangs Liu, Harris McCabe, Jamari Perry, Kate Stayman-London, Kim Ford and Jake Greene, Leandro Tadashi, Michael Kellman, Michael Schatz, and Oates Wu. TAMPOON - a short horror/comedy film More information about What Am I Doing Here? at SUMA.
In this episode the guys speak with Jake Greene, class Vice President, amazing friend, and overall great guy. We sit down and talk about that hard questions like what is ultimate tag? If you wish to contact the podcast email us using tydntkpodcast@gmail.com. Join our discord server using https://discord.com/invite/sUcDbsqDu6. Special thanks to our editor Harris Noland!
Three amigos take on the 3000-mile BajaXL Rally in a thirty-year-old Land Cruiser. Hear the unvarnished (and slightly exhausted) take on ten days of brutal Baja backroads, police actions, government sanctions, and a heaping dose of drama. Warning Adult Language! In a first for the Slow Baja podcast, we began recording this conversation at midnight. We were actively consuming adult beverages and using adult language. My sincere apologies for the language. Enjoy team FiveDollaHighFive as we ramble along, share some laughs and ask the age-old question, "Does Baja-Proven still mean anything?" Check out Jake Greene's film work at Yellowcakepics Follow Jake Greene on Instagram here Follow Dominic Prezwanski on Instagram here Check out team pics of Five Dolla High Five here
In this episode I speak with Jake Greene. Jake is an assistant professor in the English department at Arizona State University. We speak about location-specific digital texts, artificial intelligence and conspiratorial thinking.
Hi lovely humans! It’s time for another community conversations episode featuring the great Jake Greene. Come and listen as we dig deeper into the topic of the friendzone and platonic friendships. Enjoy the show! If you would like to help build the community around this podcast, feel free to e-mail - Christiandorting@gmail.com or visit FB and Instagram: https://www.facebook.com/christiandorting/ https://www.instagram.com/christiandorting/
Studio71 CEO, Reza Izad and author/content creator Jake Greene are the Batman and Robin of content creation. In an era of digital video everywhere, all the time, their new book, Create Great Videos explores the evolution, future, and rules behind how great content gets made. Reza -- being one of of the first to take the leap of faith from traditional talent to YouTube generation talent --is a pioneer in the space. Meanwhile, Jake is considered an intergenerational expert in working with companies and individuals looking to explore social media. With help from 50 of the brightest stars on the Internet, the stories, strategies and statistics in their book will help you create amazing videos, develop a digital voice, build an online community and collaborate with the YouTube generation.**note: please forgive a little of the mic handling noise in this episode! Great insights and information here!
Jake Greene is a speaker, author, new media expert, and former business consultant to top companies such as Allstate, Hilton, and GameStop (among others). His newest book, Create Great Videos, was recently published this past April and is packed with inspiring examples of creatives making a difference with their content. It definitely worth picking up and giving yourself the opportunity to learn from his many interviews. In this episode, I sit down with Jake and discuss what it takes to make impactful content, what it takes to get started and make a big idea grow, and our differences in how we use social media to connect with others. He's an incredibly intelligent guy with a vault of knowledge that you'll be sure to learn from. Give this episode a listen and share it with the creatives in your life! Learn more about Are You Being Real at AreYouBeingReal.com/174 Links Mentioned: -Get your copy of Create Great Videos by Jake Greene and Reza Izad -Get your copy of Whoa, My Boss Is Naked! by Jake Greene -Jake Greene's Official Site
In this episode we talk to Reza Izad & Jake Greene, Co-Authors of Create Great Videos. Click here to connect with Reza on LinkedIn. Click here to connect with Jake on LinkedIn.
Join Dr. Carlos as he chats with filmmakers Jake Greene and Natalie Irby about millenial parents.MILLENNIAL PARENTS is a creative collaboration between filmmakers Natalie Irby and Jake Greene. The weekly web series is inspired by Jake's life as a defenseless new father.Jake Greene (Co-Director, Writer) has two boys under three years old. When he's not pounding coffee or trying to keep his kids out of the street, he writes and develops television and web projects. Jake is also a Millennial author and keynote speaker. His first book, “Whoa, My Boss is Naked” was an irreverent career guide for entry-level Millennial employees. Now, as an entry-level Millennial parent, Jake doesn't have time to write silly books so he makes silly videos instead.Natalie Irby (Co-Director, Director of Photography, Editor) is an award-winning filmmaker and an introverted rock band back-up vocalist. Through her production company, Corner to Corner Productions, Natalie seeks to direct and produce captivating dramatic content such as, “Almost Perfect” (director), an official selection of the Los Angeles Women's International Film Festival, and also inspire progressive dialogue with films such as the documentary, “Will to Change” (executive producer), a collaboration with Blue Magnolia Films, which won the “Most Transformative Film” award at the 2014 Crossroads Film Festival. She enjoys writing screenplays and original scenes for actors as well. She is learning to “lighten up” through her involvement with comedic content, even engaging in laughter from time to time.
"When L.A.-based writer Jake Greene became a father in 2011, he was faced with the challenge of being a present parent while staying current in popular culture. His realization that previous generations had given no thought to this impossible task became the impetus for his web series Millennial Parents, co-created with writer Natalie Irby. The series, now in its second season, is steadily growing in viewership and exposure. The two-minute episodes follow the adventures of new parents Kurt and Annie, played by actors Lea Coco and Laura Eichhorn. The stories usually revolve around their flailing attempts to stay ahead of a culture that has no time for sleep-deprived new parents. Social media sharing, the inability of new parents to keep up with the news, and listening to new music that’s entirely inappropriate for children are among the conflicts that arise and baffle Kurt and Annie. “Most of the material is inspired by, though not always directly based on, something that happened in my life,” Greene says. “The fun part is raising the stakes and then trying to imagine how Kurt and Annie would handle similar situations, because they are a lot more dynamic than I am.” What makes Kurt and Annie’s generation’s parenting different from that of previous parents? The biggest difference, according to Greene, is technology. Specifically, the sharing (or oversharing) that social media allows. Greene refers to this as “family branding.” “Social media has given other people greater visibility into your life,” Greene says. “Today, not only do people judge everything you and your spouse and children post on Facebook and Instagram, but they also judge you based on what other people post about you and your family.” In the end, the series tries to find the balance between the stress of being a new parent and the fun. As Greene puts it, “being a Millennial parent is really overwhelming. It’s really important to admit when you are being ridiculous and laugh in the moment.” Jake Greene (Co-Director, Writer) has two boys under three years old. When he’s not pounding coffee or trying to keep his kids out of the street, he writes and develops television and web projects. Jake is also a Millennial author and keynote speaker. His first book, “Whoa, My Boss is Naked” was an irreverent career guide for entry-level Millennial employees. Now, as an entry-level Millennial parent, Jake doesn’t have time to write silly books so he makes silly videos instead
Kathryn interviews parent and autism advocate Carrie Cariello, author of “What Color is Monday? How Autism Changed One Family for the Better”. Through hilarious mishaps, honest insights and heartfelt letters addressed to her children, Cariello shows us how her son Jack's unique outlook brings his family of seven closer as each family member works to play a special role in Jack's life. Cariello is a regular contributor to Autism Spectrum News, blogs for the Huffington Post and has appeared on MSNBC. Kathryn also interviews writer and filmmaker Jake Greene, co-director of the web series “Millennial Parents: A Web Series about the New Generation of Domestication”. When Greene became a father, he was faced with the challenge of being a present parent while staying current in popular culture. His weekly web series Millennial Parents, co-created with writer Natalie Irby, is inspired by Greene's life as a defenseless new father with two boys under the age of three.
Kathryn interviews parent and autism advocate Carrie Cariello, author of “What Color is Monday? How Autism Changed One Family for the Better”. Through hilarious mishaps, honest insights and heartfelt letters addressed to her children, Cariello shows us how her son Jack's unique outlook brings his family of seven closer as each family member works to play a special role in Jack's life. Cariello is a regular contributor to Autism Spectrum News, blogs for the Huffington Post and has appeared on MSNBC. Kathryn also interviews writer and filmmaker Jake Greene, co-director of the web series “Millennial Parents: A Web Series about the New Generation of Domestication”. When Greene became a father, he was faced with the challenge of being a present parent while staying current in popular culture. His weekly web series Millennial Parents, co-created with writer Natalie Irby, is inspired by Greene's life as a defenseless new father with two boys under the age of three.
Showcast Episode 79: Bible-based films are still the rage, and hot on the heels of "Noah", The Movie Guys talk about "Exodus: Gods and Kings" and take pitches from David Fincher, Paul Feig and Kevin Feige about other Bible stories to turn into films. Plus, "Top Five" with Chris Rock and top five lists of our own with special guest Jake Greene, writer/producer of the web series "Millenial Parents". The Movie Guys are Paul Preston, Karen Volpe, Adam Witt & Lee KiasLike good movie talk? Please subscribe!www.themovieguys.net@TheMovieGuysYoutube.com/user/TheMovieGuysOnlineiTunes: http://bit.ly/1l0hCpGInstagram.com/themovieguys
MILLENNIAL PARENTS is a creative collaboration between filmmakers Natalie Irby and Jake Greene. The weekly web series is inspired by Jake’s life as a defenseless new father. Jake Greene (Co-Director, Writer) has two boys under three years old. When he’s not pounding coffee or trying to keep his kids out of the street, he writes and develops television and web projects. Jake is also a Millennial author and keynote speaker. His first book, “Whoa, My Boss is Naked” was an irreverent career guide for entry-level Millennial employees. Now, as an entry-level Millennial parent, Jake doesn’t have time to write silly books so he makes silly videos instead. Natalie Irby (Co-Director, Director of Photography, Editor) is an award-winning filmmaker and an introverted rock band back-up vocalist. Through her production company, Corner to Corner Productions, Natalie seeks to direct and produce captivating dramatic content such as, “Almost Perfect” (director), an official selection of the Los Angeles Women’s International Film Festival, and also inspire progressive dialogue with films such as the documentary, “Will to Change” (executive producer), a collaboration with Blue Magnolia Films, which won the “Most Transformative Film” award at the 2014 Crossroads Film Festival. She enjoys writing screenplays and original scenes for actors as well. She is learning to “lighten up” through her involvement with comedic content, even engaging in laughter from time to time. Natalie and Jake’s previous collaboration, “Hot and Bothered” won the “Best Short Film” award at the 2013 Twin Cities Film Festival and was the only comedy to screen at both the 2013 New York Television Festival and the 2013 Independent Television Festival.
Justin and Paco talk about Sex After Baby, and Millennial Parents co-creator Jake Greene drops in to talk about their hilarious web series.facebook.com/dadpodcast@DadPodcast@Justin Worsham@TheRealPacoLPSN GamertagJustinComedy and Call-of-DooleyOfficial Website: http://www.millennialparents.com/?Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/millennialparents?Twitter: https://twitter.com/millparents?INSTAGRAM?: http://instagram.com/millennialparents
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