Podcasts about jaysen buterin

Jaysen gives us a unique perspective on the world of independent filmmaking. Sprinkled with the usual comedic madness only he can provide. Buckle up, this is going to be a wild ride! 

Join Justin as he chats with writer and filmmaker Jaysen Buterin about killing clowns, literature, sneaking into concerts, looking like Jesus, creativity, horror, Giggles, and more!Visit Mad Ones Films here. Send us a screenshot on any social media platform of your review of the show to get a shout out! Monsters, Madness and Magic Official Website. Monsters, Madness and Magic on Linktree.Monsters, Madness and Magic on Instagram.Monsters, Madness and Magic on Facebook.Monsters, Madness and Magic on Twitter.Monsters, Madness and Magic on YouTube.

In this very exciting Eerie Extra, co-host Katherine Troyer talks with some masters of clownish horror: Jaysen Buterin, Kevin Kangas, and Ron Riekki. Buterin (writer and director of the film Kill Giggles) and Kangas (writer and director of Fear of Clowns 1 & 2) are featured in Riekki's 2022 edited collection The Many Lives of Evil Clowns. We talk about our shared love of the genre and why clowns are a terrifying and ubiquitous part of horror. If you want to know more about being an indie horror filmmaker, hear about the awesomeness of horror festivals, and just listen to a bunch of cool dudes talk horror...this is the interview for you! Listen as a podcast or watch the video interview on YouTube.   This interview occurred on June 15, 2022; the episode first aired on October 20, 2022.   JAYSEN BUTERIN is the writer/director of award-winning indie film fare such as the Tarantino-meets-Twilight Zone trilogy, “The Gospel According to Booze, Bullets & Hot Pink Jesus,” the on-the-road thriller, “Between Hell and a Hard Place,” and the sinister stay-at-home horror hits “Don't Let the Light In” and “The Corner.” He's currently awaiting the Hollywood studio release of his very first feature-length film, the coulrophobia-courting/clown-killing thrilling goodness of KILL GIGGLES, while also prepping a series of screenplays to go into production once the Apocalypse finally goes away!!! His website is madonesfilms.com and you can learn more about his films at killgiggles.com and youtube.com/madonesfilms. Follow him on Facebook: facebook.com/madonesfilms Twitter:  twitter.com/madonesfilms Instagram: instagram/com/themadonesfilms and on the CB Radio: Clown Killer 666   KEVIN KANGAS is is the writer/director of seven feature films, including the cult-classic Hunting Humans, the Lionsgate features Fear of Clowns 1&2, and the hit anthologies Terrortory 1&2. He's also published a novella about vampires called "With Teeth" and a book that's more a love-letter to Halloween called Halloween: The Greatest Holiday of All. His website is http://www.kangaskahnfilms.com and you can check out his IMDb page at https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1292971/. Want to see his films? Check them out at https://bit.ly/kkftubi   RON RIEKKI is an author, poet, editor, actor, and more. His books include My Ancestors are Reindeer Herders and I Am Melting in Extinction (Apprentice House Press), Posttraumatic (Hoot ‘n' Waddle), and U.P. (Ghost Road Press).  Riekki co-edited The Many Lives of The Evil Dead and The Many Lives of The Twilight Zone (McFarland) and Undocumented (Michigan State University Press), and edited The Many Lives of Scary Clowns and The Many Lives of It (McFarland), Here and And Here (MSU Press, Independent Publisher Book Award), and The Way North (Wayne State University Press, Michigan Notable Book).  His story “America,” published in decomp, was turned into a film by mc² film in Romania, winning awards at the Red Rock Film Festival and Tres Court International Film Festival and was distributed throughout Greece.  His story “Teeths,” Pushcart nominated and published in Santa Barbara Literary Journal was turned into a film by the same production company, winning awards at the Dracula Film Festival, Rockport Film Festival, and Tres Court International Film Festival and screened at over one hundred theaters in France.  Riekki played the title role in the horror film Flesher (directed by John Johnson), receiving a Crimson Screen Horror Film Fest nomination for Best Actor in a Feature Film.  He also acted in the movie Short Straw (directed by Steve Balderson), starring Joe Pantoliano and Sarah Clarke. You can follow him on Twitter @RiekkiRon   Twitter/Instagram: @NightmarePod1; YouTube: Such a Nightmare channel; Email: suchanightmare.pod@gmail.com; ALL LINKS

Season 2 Episode 23 “Dice Alliance and Giving Back Through Gaming” Let's be real, gaming brought a lot of us together. We bonded over adventures in our minds and on the tabletops. Today we talk with Cory Toon the CEO of the amazing charity named Dice Alliance. Through gaming this charity gives a safe place for kids to grow and come together. Cory talks about an upcoming event to celebrate and promote his charity. We also talk to some artist that are lending their talents to this event. Rich Davis of Cult of Dracula, Jaysen Buterin creative director of Mad Ones Films, and Jordan DiRenzo comic illustrator. We talk about how gaming and the general geek/nerd lifestyle has changed their lives and what drives them to give back. We also do our best to get New Yorker Jordan banned from the city for unusual pizza toppings. All in this action packed episode. Grab our swag and merch: The Nerdy Old Men Podcast | TeespringSupport the show

Mike and Jaysen Buterin camp out for a discussion of Tucker and Dale vs Evil, where people from different sides of life have to survive against eachother due to a series of MOST unfortunate events. Visit Jaysen at:We now have a website! Visit us at www.strangebiscuits.com/graveyard to send us movie suggestions and comment on episodes!You can follow us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/Thegraveyardshiftpod/On Twitter at https://twitter.com/GS_horrorpodAnd on Instagram at www.instagram.com/thegraveyardshiftpod/If you would like to make a donation to help keep the show going and get access to bonus content, you can do so by checking us out at https://www.patreon.com/Graveyardemail us at graveyardshiftpod@gmail.com for movie suggestions or Patreon ideas.Thanks for listening.

Open: I talk 2020, things to be Thankful for and how to move on. It’s great to be the top reviewed festival. It’s better to have the people in your life that make it special.Shout outs to:Jessica Bybee DziedzicJourdan ColeJason TostevinMike DonisCedric Thomas SmithLukas HasselScott McEntireHoyt RichardsBilly and Elizabeth KringSav Rodgers(0:17:40) Binge Worthy: Carlo and I are finally getting a little Psycho as we discuss Psych.(0:38:47) Classics With The Canuck: Planes, Trains and Automobiles is THE classic Thanksgiving movie. Made by and starring some Canadians. Mike’s reveal will shock you.(0:50:14) Thankful for. Arff: Our festival is ran on the heart, sweat and love of these people:Nathan BybeeEmily JosephAlyssia RiveraGrace HathawayEmily ReynaBrendan JohnsonMike DonisBella Marco Tim and MaddyThanks to:The Marcos Melissa and Roel at the Crowne Plaza(0:55:58) Drew Dammron talks FRUIT LOOPS(1:02:15) Jaysen Buterin kills clowns for fun.(1:18:45) Lisa Belcher went on a Javelina Run(1:28:28) Closing In Out On Turkey Day. Ten year’s ago we made it and we’re giving into you for free this week. Hopefully makes you laughs we close out the year.Watch it here.Use code: DonorOnly for a free week long rental.

On this riveting episode of the Low-Budget Rebels podcast, I sat down with the extremely talented Jaysen Buterin to talk about his award winning feature Kill Giggles. We chat about first experiments with heavy cameras, hoarding props from past movies, our favorite film fest experiences, black and white filmmaking, adapting and going with the flow on a low-budget film, being prepared for the actual low-budget production, actors being familiar before day one, using friends as cast and crew, the challenges that come with being your own producer, writing for what you want and using what you have, Rod Serling, saving the world with a six week movie, and the trials that can come along with getting distribution. All of this and even more! Cheers!

Just in time for your Quarantine Friday the Infestation is ready for injection as Joe and Zane welcome guest host from The Romero Pictures Indie Brigade family, one half of The Wagner Wiles, Lance Wagner!  As if that wasn't awesome enough the fellas welcome director/writer/producer/actor Jaysen Buterin!  Jaysen lets us inside on his upcoming film Kill Giggles where the script is flipped on clown horror.  Normally there is conversation before the podcast that is edited out but there was too much gold there so there is a minute of riffing for your enjoyment prior to the start of the interview.  So join in as Zane shows his mastery of last names and fights Scurvy, Jaysen and Joe gush over Eliza Dushku and Lance comes to you straight from a murder shed....we hope he made it out alive!  Now sit back and let it slide in as the sweet tones of the Infestation consume you!

Jaysen Buterin is an Indie Horror Film Producer, Director, Writer, and Actor. He is also the Creative Director at Mad Ones Films. He has been producing horror films for the over 14 years, and his newest film, Kill Giggles, will be released this year. Be sure to Like & Subscribe!!! Follow us on Instagram: @mrbusiness — https://www.instagram.com/mrbusiness/?hl=en @neilhoover_official — https://www.instagram.com/neilhoover_official/?hl=en @jesseknightfilms — https://instagram.com/jesseknightfilms?igshid=88k4k9ptp1c5 @themadonesfilms — https://www.instagram.com/themadonesfilms/

Tonight I got to talk with the super talented actor Shane Terry. Shane is known for his roles in Brett Mullen's Bombshell Bloodbath (aka Dead Inferno), Bloody Ballet (aka Fantasma), and the upcoming film Killer Babes and the Frightening Film Fiasco. He also stars in Jaysen Buterin's new movie Kill Giggles. He has worked alongside some big names and is continuing to keep rising to the top! Be sure to check out all of his work!

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Welcome to episode #9 of The Karma Cast Podcast! In this episode Gage and Christina interview Jaysen Buterin! - We learn a ton about his adventures life! Thanks for listening! Boastup: www.boastup.net

Sammie and Dan are once again joined by filmmaker Jaysen Buterin to discuss Jim Henson's 1982 fantasy cult classic "The Dark Crystal" and some unusual and inebriated guests call in to discuss discontentment and puppetry.

Dan and Sammie are joined by filmmaker Jaysen Buterin to discuss the 1983 horror cult classic "Sleepaway Camp."  The guys also speak with the star of the film, Felissa Rose!

Topics: the rebirth of short fiction as a way for authors to make serious money; the growth of episodic fiction, as opposed to serialized; the sales ratios of physical books verses digital books; the rapidly growing ocean of ebooks, many of which are, unfortunately, amateurish in quality; and the upcoming independent film from Jaysen Buterin of Mad Ones Films which will be based on one of John G. Hartness' short stories. John G. Hartness is today's guest. John G Hartness is the best-selling author of EPIC-Award-winning series The Black Knight Chronicles from Bell Bridge Books, a comedic urban fantasy series that answers the eternal question “Why aren't there more fat vampires?” He is also the creator of the comic horror Bubba the Monster Hunter series, and the creator and co-editor of the Big Bad series of horror anthologies from Dark Oak Press and Media. 2015 has seen John launch a new dark fantasy series featuring Quincy Harker, Demon Hunter. Hosted by Stephen Euin Cobb, this is the November 18, 2015 episode of The Future And You. [Running time: 26 minutes] This interview was recorded at the science fiction and fantasy convention ConCarolinas in Charlotte NC, on May 29, 2015. Stephen Euin Cobb has interviewed over 350 people for his work as an author, futurist, magazine writer, ghostwriter, and award-winning podcaster. A contributing editor for Space and Time Magazine; he has also been a regular contributor for Robot, H+, Grim Couture and Port Iris magazines; and he spent three years as a columnist and contributing editor for Jim Baen's Universe Magazine. For the last nine years he has produced a weekly podcast, The Future And You, which explores (through interviews, panel discussions and commentary) all the ways the future will be different from today. He is an artist, essayist, game designer, transhumanist, and is on the Advisory Board of The Lifeboat Foundation. Stephen is the author of an ebook about the future entitled: Indistinguishable from Magic: Predictions of Revolutionary Future Science.

Jonah Knight (singer, songwriter, performer); Jaysen Buterin (independent film maker); three popular authors: James Maxey, David Drake and Janine Spendlove; half of the Mon Frere Comedy Troupe (specifically Bob Bashir, Tom McCoy and Matt Shawn); and my favorite Klingon, Commander Keela Septaric, are today's featured guests. Composed of seven interviews I gathered in the hallways of the Hilton Hotel in Charlotte NC, this episode is dedicated to the SF&F convention ConCarolinas. I spoke on a number of science and technology panels again this year, and I will be including some of those fascinating discussions in future episodes, but this episode is intended to give you a little of the feel and flavour of the convention. Naturally my obsession with the trends which are creating our future manifests itself in today's episode. The first two interviews contain the bulk of today's trends. The remaining five are included because they are interesting and fun.  The first interview is twelve minutes with the singer/songwriter/performer Jonah Knight who talks about how the upheaval in the music industry over the last decade or more has played itself out, and what authors can learn from it since their industry (publishing) is now in a very similar upheaval. The second interview is ten minutes with the independent film maker Jaysen Buterin about the equally technology-driven upheaval going on in the independent film industry. This is followed by three interviews of about three minutes each with popular authors: James Maxey, David Drake, and Janine Spendlove. Then five minutes with half of the Mon Frere Comedy Troupe (specifically Bob Bashir, Tom McCoy, and Matt Shawn). And to close, I am told what my last name means in Klingon by my favorite Klingon -- Keela Septaric who runs the Klingon Karaoke every year at ConCarolinas. (BTW: Klingon Karaoke does not involve singing in Klingon. It's just a snappier sounding name.) Hosted by Stephen Euin Cobb, this is the June 6, 2012 episode of The Future And You. [Running time: 54 minutes] ConCarolinas is a general multi-genre multi-media convention which is held every year in Charlotte NC. It's called a sci-fi convention, but in truth it covers all speculative fiction -- science fiction, fantasy and horror. It hosts a variety of fandom related events and guests, including gaming, discussion panels, costume events, music events like Klingon Karaoke, charity auction, SCA events, fan groups like the 501st Stormtroopers, Starfleet, and Klingon Assault Group, and something different every year.