Podcast appearances and mentions of jordan matter

Here's everything we covered today:Check out Jordan Matter on YouTube here!Iain Ward, aka the King of Chemo, is our Creator on the Rise this week!Cannes Lions ad festival, Viral Nation introduce Creator Pass for influencer attendees - TubefilterYouTube accounted for 10% of all TV watch time in March - TubefilterThe MKBHD Review making waves: The Worst Product I've Ever Reviewed... For NowNew Tech That Asks ‘Are You Sure About Sending a Nude Photo?' - WSJ Creator Upload Socials:YOUTUBEINSTAGRAMTIKTOK

Hey there, podcast lovers! I've got an episode that's packed with behind-the-scenes stories, insights, and inspiration from one of YouTube's most talented and dedicated creators. Join me, Sean Kelly, and my co-host Charlie Cavalier on the Digital Social Hour as we chat with the incredible Jordan Matter. From an unexpected journey as a baseball player to becoming a renowned photographer, Jordan's story is as captivating as the breathtaking images he captures. He shares how his photography business skyrocketed after incorporating dancers into everyday situations, leading to a viral sensation and a bestselling book. But that's not all! Jordan spills the beans on his YouTube journey, from starting the ten-minute photo challenge to collaborating with popular dancers and celebrities. Get ready for some jaw-dropping moments as he reveals the trials and tribulations of working with some of the biggest names in the industry. And the best part? Jordan's channel has evolved into a heartwarming father-daughter adventure, where he and his daughter take on weekly escapades filled with laughter, love, and incredible storytelling. Discover how they navigate the pressures and joys of creating content together and the supportive relationship that keeps them grounded. We dig deep into the unique challenges faced by child stars and the importance of prioritizing mental and emotional well-being. Jordan and his wife's unwavering dedication to their daughter's happiness and their commitment to letting her flourish in her own journey sets an inspiring example for creators and parents alike. But it doesn't stop there! Jordan shares his insights on what it takes to succeed on YouTube, offering a treasure trove of advice for aspiring content creators. From engaging storytelling to the power of unique perspectives, he breaks down the key ingredients needed to capture the hearts and attention of millions. Join us on this captivating episode where we discuss everything from the magic behind the scenes, the future of their YouTube channel, and even some hilarious and wild moments Jordan has experienced throughout his career. Trust me, you don't want to miss out on this digital social hour packed with excitement, wisdom, and plenty of laughs. So, grab your headphones, hit play, and get ready to be inspired by Jordan Matter's incredible journey. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the art of storytelling, building authentic connections, and embracing the magic of life's adventures. BUSINESS INQUIRIES: Jenna@DigitalSocialHour.com SPONSORS: AG1: https://www.drinkAG1.com/DSH Hostage Tape: https://hostagetape.com/DSH --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/digitalsocialhour/support Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

HAPPY MAXFUN DRIVE! It seems as if a trading of the youngest member of the podcast has taken place this week, as Rileigh has been replaced with Charlie! Who, let's be honest, is basically just Rileigh if she were still 8. Charlie made us all watch one of her favorite YouTubers this week and...let's just say it's a good thing we switched the direction of our show when we did.Music: "Baby You Change Your Mind" by Nouvellas

Episode SummaryWelcome to The Dr. Brian's Health Show, a weekly podcast where Dr. Brian Boxer Wachler uses his decades of experience in medicine and ability as an expert researcher to provide a light-hearted approach and share health trends popular on TikTok. In this episode, Dr. Brian welcomes accomplished photographer and influencer, Jordan Matter, to provide insights into social media.What does it take to become a successful social media influencer? How important is resilience in pursuing your dreams? What are some best practices for content creators looking to grow their platform? Find out in today's episode!If you're enjoying the show, we'd love it if you leave the show a Rating & Review at RateThisPodcast.com/NoCapKey Takeaways01:18 – Dr. Brian introduces today's guest, Jordan Matter, who joins the show to share insights on life, influencing, parenting, and pursuing your passion08:02 – Jordan shares a story about how his son inspired his Influencer career10:57 – Resilience and pursuing a dream20:57 – Work-Life balance as a full time YouTube influencer22:42 – Jordan expounds on the prospect of his children following in his footsteps as an influencer25:48 – The battle between YouTube & TikTok29:00 – The rise of niche creators31:29 – Advice Jordan would give to those looking to grow their platforms35:37 – Dr. Brian thanks Jordan Matter for joining the show, teases next week's topic and encourages them to Subscribe, Rate and Review this podcast on RateThisPodcast.com/NoCapTweetable Quotes“I started doing YouTube and my son said, ‘Dad, look. If you're lucky enough to have success on YouTube, it's because you found a lane. But if you stay in the lane too long, people are gonna get bored and leave. But if you get out of your lane, they're not gonna like it and they're gonna leave. So, you have to find a way to expand your lane while staying in your lane.' I had no idea what that meant, but that's the path I've always followed on YouTube.” (09:45) (Jordan)“I think a lot of times what happens with people is they have a dream and they have a job. And those two things are not connected. So, they do their job because they need to do their job, but the dream gets put on hold.” (16:31) (Jordan)“I think there's a certain amount of regret I've always been afraid of living with. And the regret comes from not having done everything I could to fulfill my dreams.” (18:38) (Jordan)“YouTube has seen a significant percentage of their viewers go to TikTok. So, they're trying to get them back with shortness. But the real money they make is on long-form content. What they're hoping is that they get them away from TikTok by incentivizing creators to make more content on YouTube, and then once the viewers are on YouTube, they'll watch the long-form and see the ads.” (27:22) (Jordan)“Not everybody is meant to be on camera. Not everyone is meant to have a platform. You need to have something to say to have a platform. So, first, what is it that you have to say? And, when I say, ‘not everyone is meant to have a platform,' what I mean is not everybody is offering the audience something that is of value. So then why am I watching? Everybody could though. We all have that value, but if you're just trying to be somebody else, you're not gonna offer that value.” (32:07) (Jordan)Resources MentionedDr. Brian's amazing new book on social media, INFLUENCED, featuring his incredible insights and experiences along with many of your favorite influencers. Endorsed by many influencers including Rob “Gronk” Gronkowski -

Aaron DeBevoise used to count YouTube views by hand. Now he's helping creators like Mr. Beast, Dude Perfect, and Jordan Matter have the financial freedom to grow their businesses. After a disappointing start to his career in investment banking, DeBevoise launched the programming brand Machinima during the early days of YouTube. In 8 years, he grew Machinima into one of the most successful gamer channels on the platform. But he saw an opportunity to help creators become enterprises, so in 2019, he created Spotter, Inc. to provide capital and knowledge to creators so they can change the world. Spotter tailors investments to meet the unique needs of each creator they partner with, giving them the freedom to create without compromise.  Listen to Nathan and Aaron discuss: The “starving artist” days of early YouTube The danger of doing too many things  Why YouTube creators need capital at scale Getting Spotter off the ground The investment model of Spotter The challenge of creating a new category Bringing together Mr. Beast and Dude Perfect How to become a full-time YouTube creator And much more YouTube creator advice… Who do you want to see next on the podcast? Comment and let us know! And don't forget to leave us a 5-star review if you loved this episode. Wait, there's more… If you enjoy the Foundr podcast, check out our free trainings. Get exclusive, actionable advice from some of the world's best entrepreneurs.  Speak with our friendly course experts to get clarity on the next steps for your idea, business or career. You will get tailored insights from results achieved by our proven practitioners as well as thousands of students. Book a call now...  For more Foundr content, follow us on your favorite platform:  Foundr.com Instagram YouTube Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Magazine

Born in 1966, Jordan Matter is the world's oldest YouTuber to cross 10 million subscribers. In a field dominated by people half his age, Jordan Matter calls himself the oldest YouTube creator with over 10,000,000 subscribers and may just be the Tom Brady of YouTube. In my interview with Matter, we spoke about everything from how to collaborate with huge creators like Charli D'Amelio and Addison Rae, sourcing ideas from his community for his popular formats like the 10 Minute Photo Challenge, and how photographers can find success on YouTube, just like Jordan and Peter McKinnon have. Follow me on: YouTube TikTok LinkedIn Twitter Instagram

Today on the Colin and Samir Show, we're speaking with Jordan Matter.  He's a creator who has built an audience of 11.5 million people on YouTube through photography challenges and now family content featuring his kids. Prior to joining YouTube, Jordan had a career as a photographer in New York City. At 55, he refers to himself as officially the oldest YouTuber with over 10 million subscribers. In the episode, Jordan talks about how he grew his channel, the dangers of creating content with your kids and the impact of YouTube on entertainment. We also got the unique opportunity to talk to Jordan's 16-year-old son Hudson about what it's like to have a famous dad and be part of his YouTube journey.

In this insightful episode, Roland chats growth strategy with one of the greatest creators of all time, Jordan Matter.  Many people active on social media long for a following, but how exactly do you build and retain that audience?  Jordan gives his take on explosive growth and also touches on how authenticity and collaboration can exponentially increase the size of your audience.  He did not gain over 19 million followers on accident and he does not maintain such a large audience by inaction.  Listen closely for the key moments because the validity in his statements is indisputable.

Show Notes: 1:50     Mom and Dad occupy Mags' space. 5:40     Mags parenting her parents.             Where's Maggie's water glass? 9:35     Dan golfs with Heath and Ryan 15:30   Santa Monica Pier – Muscle beaching it. 18:15   Jordan Matter impromptu photo shoot! 24:00   Everyone's a TikToker. 28:10   Listener question from Charlotte: How to handle isolation. 31:48   Listener question from Chloe:  Opinion on absent parent. 36:06   Never Have I Ever “Gone Into My Best Friend's Mother's Closet to try on her clothes.” 38:02   Never Have I Ever “Skipped School Without My Parents' Permission.” Show Sponsor: BetterHelp –  Special offer for Wholesome Chaos listeners: get 10% off your first month at Betterhelp.com/WHOLESOME

Talking with Jordan Matter about what goes on behind the camera.

Let's dive into the world of Talent Managers and Agents and what value do they bring to an Influencer.Today I invited into the influencer green room Mr Larry Shapiro, CEO of Ensemble Digital Studios, who has some impressive clients on his roster. These include The Holderness Family, King Of Random, Jordan Matter, Isabella Fonte, and more! Amongst many things, today you will learn about:What's the difference between Agent and Talent Manager?Do you need one or do you need both?So what does a manager do for an Influencer?How does an Influencer pay for the Manager's services?When is the right time for an influencer to reach out to a talent agent?Check out Ensembleds.com! Reach out to Larry and see if you can create something amazing together - tell him I sent you ;)Liron Segev is a YouTube Growth Strategist at LironSegev.com, tech blogger at TheTechieGuy.com, and YouTuber at YouTube.com/LironSegevBenji Travis is a YouTube Coach on Video Influencers, co-author of YouTube Secrets, an Influencer together with his wife on Its Judy Life, and a foodie on runs his own YouTube channel

Tabby Barnett is a filmmaker and photographer. Kylie and Tabby discuss her experience studying in the film conservatory at SUNY Purchase; interning at Marvel, and for photographer, Jordan Matter; the process of creating her documentary short, I Am Free; and the importance of shooting your shot. Follow the podcast on Instagram: @chaptertwentysomethingpod ... Rate, Review, Subscribe, and Share with a friend. :) Tabby: Instagram: @tabby_barnett I Am Free: https://vimeo.com/338917635 Kylie: Instagram: @officialkyliemcdonald Tik Tok: @officialkyliemcdonald Twitter: @kyliemcdonald Music: Pod Intro: Adam Vicent (Instagram: @adamdoesntsleep) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kylie-mcdonald/support

In this episode you will learn how Amanda thrived in becoming an inspiration for all types of dancers around the world. You will be inspired by this young artist and how she is BREAKING THE DANCE STEREOTYPE.  In this episode you will learn about:What it’s like to have her mom as her dance manager (Momager)Building relationships in the dance community and how the way you treat people goes along way.How to get to work with the artists of your dreams.Moving from Colorado to start a dance life in “harsh” L.A and striving as a teen dancer.Continually being rejected because of not having the body type that was expected from a professional dancer.  Show Notes: Amanda has her own movement #breakingthestereotype that promotes body positivity and the knowing that any "body" can be a dancer. Amanda's passion is dance, but her goal is to inspire others to follow their dreams.  In this episode you will learn how Amanda thrived in becoming an inspiration for all types of dancers around the world. You will be inspired by this young artist.  Question Highlights:What are your strengths and weaknesses?Tell us about your brand #breakingthestereotype?What do you hope for the dance world in the next 10 years? Any changes? What changes?What expectations do you have for yourself in the next 5 years?What is a tip you have to give to the dancers that want to be exposed?  About Amanda: Amanda LaCount is a well known hip hop dancer, actress, choreographer, singer, model and influencer. She has been dancing since she was 2 years old. In 2015 she moved from Colorado to Los Angeles to follow her dream of becoming a professional dancer and actress.  Some of Amanda’s most notable performances include dancing with Meghan Trainor on RDMA, dancing on The Ellen Show with Keala Settle from "The Greatest Showman", dancing with Disney's "Descendants 2" Cast on DWTS, dancing on 2 Episodes of The Voice, dancing in Katy Perry's "Swish Swish" music video feat. Nicki Minaj, performing at Coachella with Lizzo, performing in Rihanna's Savage X Fenty Show at NYFW, and performing as Alana (one of Ariel's sisters) in ABC's "The Little Mermaid Live".Most recently Amanda danced in Lady Gaga's "Stupid Love" music video.  Follow Amanda:Website  www.amandalacount.com Amanda LaCount on InstagramTwitter @amandalacount6Snapchat @amandapanda2684Amanda LaCount DanceAmanda LaCountAmanda LaCount Facebook Fan PageAmanda LaCount on iMDBJordan Matter Follow us:Learn more: Dance Your LifeLearn more: Maxt Out Dance CompetitionInstagram @maxtoutdanceMaxt Out on FacebookTikTok @maxtoutdanceSign-up for our FREE Maxt Out at Home Dance Classes!  Follow Joanna:Learn more The Get Up GirlJoanna Vargas on InstagramJoanna Vargas on FacebookTikTok @joannavargasofficial

International Photographer, Best-selling Author, YouTuber, Husband & Father. Jordan Matter has over 3,000,000 subscribers and has worked with some incredibly talented people all over the world.Subscribe to Jordan's sons new YouTube channel:Hudson Matter - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCu-U_yJtljZUrDtyBMKbCvQSubscribe to Attention People to get every episode! (it's free)Jordan Matter shares how he has developed a level of spontaneous creativity that has enabled him to capture amazing photos and video content when he is with his subject and only has a limited time. We talk about turning your passion into a potential career, how algorithms influence creativity, how to get the most out of a collab and much more! This is a goldmine for those wanting to start creating online.Follow Jordan:YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/user/jordanmatterInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/jordanmatter/Twitter - https://twitter.com/jordanmatter

Charlotte Kent, Chair of the Education Committee, sits down with photographer Jordan Matter. They discuss Matter's career photographing dancers and his new book.

Épisode #122 -- Gabor Szilasi -- Photo récente (Stéphane et Émilie sont allés voir les expositions de Gabor Szilasi et Michel Campeau au Musée McCord / Maxime présente le projet photo de @CharlyMTL) // Google retire une fonction de son site d'images pour protéger les droits d'auteur // Boîtier Fujifilm X-H1 lancé! // Boîtier Sony A7 III lancé! // Sigma lance NEUF objectifs de série ART pour les appareils Sony à monture E (ou FE) // Suggestions de la semaine (Court-métrage "One Last Frame" / Réflexion des membres de l'équipe: Quelle serait votre dernière photo? / Une coïncidence incroyable lors d'une tempête / Coïncidences en photo de rue à New-York / Photos de ballerines dans le métro de Montréal, par Steven Berruyer, d'autres par Jordan Matter, et encore d'autres par The Ballerina Project / Photographe à découvrir: Omar Z Robles)

This months show finds out why books are appearing all over NYC subways, we meet dance photographer Jordan Matter, discover the art behind Judith Leiber handbags, visit the Museum of American Finance, an Escape Room & an exhibit at the NYPL!

We had the privilege of speaking with our first – and THE first – dance photographer, the charismatic Jordan Matter. Jordan shared fascinating and hilarious stories about his illicit international photo shoots for Dancers After Dark, his latest book featuring dancers in the nude, shot at night. We learned about the origins of Jordan’s photography […]

The Nutcracker ballet is a holiday classic featuring different styles of dance and a magical story. But what happens if you take the dancers off of the stage and thrust them into daily life? On this week's Cityscape, we're talking with photographer Jordan Matter about his books Dancers Among Us and Dancers After Dark that use professional dancers to see ordinary life in an extraordinary way. We'll also talk with someone who experienced Dancers After Dark from the other side of Jordan's camera lens, dancer Demetia Hopkins-Greene.

The Nutcracker ballet is a holiday classic featuring different styles of dance and a magical story. But what happens if you take the dancers off of the stage and thrust them into daily life? On this week's Cityscape, we're talking with photographer Jordan Matter about his books Dancers Among Us and Dancers After Dark that use professional dancers to see ordinary life in an extraordinary way. We'll also talk with someone who experienced Dancers After Dark from the other side of Jordan's camera lens, dancer Demetia Hopkins-Greene.

Jordan Matter, a Manhattan portrait photographer, is the author of the New York Times bestseller, Dancers Among Us, a collection of photographs of dancers in everyday situations around the world, and his collection of photos of nudes in public places, Dancers After Dark, is a monumental achievement, in my humble opinion. He and his work have been featured on television, in print, online, and in exhibitions throughout the world, including Buzzfeed, ABC World News Tonight, Today, The Tyra Banks Show, the BBC, The New York Times, The Huffington Post, #1 on Reddit, Daily Mail U.K., O, The Oprah Magazine, NPR, Lincoln Center, and the Savina Museum of Contemporary Art in Seoul, Korea. Matter lives in New York with his wife, two children, dog and cat. Notes from the show: Serendipity Dancers Among Us: A Celebration of Everyday Life My interview with my father. My interview with ballet champion Brooklyn Mack. Behind the Scenes "Ode on a Grecian Urn" by John Keats The Professional Photographer's Legal Handbook by Nancy Wolff Henri Cartier-Bresson Uncovered: Women in Word and Image The Beauty Myth - Naomi Wolf Camera + App actually DOES work with the iPhone 7 Plus dual lens system (but not "Portrait Bokeh" mode) Alan Cumming Sings Sappy Songs    

Jordan Matter is a portrait photographer specializing in actors, models, and dancers.  He is the photographer behind the NY Times bestseller “Dancers Among Us,” and in October, 2016 he is releasing his new book, “Dancers After Dark.” Full shownotes: http://yourcreativepush.com/159 In this episode, Jordan discusses: -How he initially became interested in photography and then how he came back to it. -The black & white printing course that he took at School of Visual Arts in New York City. -The story of what gave him the inspiration to approach photography with a new determination. -How a long period of “alone time” gave him the opportunity to obsess over photography and completely devote himself to it. -How individuals can still keep an open mind to a potential path to making money from their now-casual creative passion. -The difference in results between a defeatist attitude versus an optimistic one. -His books Uncovered and Dancers Among Us and how they led him to eventually create his new book, Dancers After Dark. -The notion of serendipity and how it has played a role in his photography and his career. -The difficulty of a passion project with no guarantee of income taking away time from your family. -Giving up sleep or giving up mindless activities to give yourself time to create your passion projects. -Dancers After Dark and how it is a celebration of passion and one’s willingness to pursue it at all costs. -How the nudity of the dancers shows all of the muscles that they have developed from so many years of hard work and practice. -His advice for people who might struggle with approaching their creative pursuit without a plan. Jordan's Final Push will inspire you to leap first, and the net will appear!   Quotes: “When I saw my first print come up in the developer, it was like a Hallelujah moment.  I just suddenly realized that this was what I wanted to do.” “So I picked up the camera again, but this time I went at it with renewed gusto.” “I don’t know that I’m really meant for a casual passion.” “This doesn’t always have to be casual.  How can I explore possibilities within this passion to make a living at it too?” “The bigger thing for me was that I was allowing myself to fantasize about what it could become.  Whereas before I had seen why it wouldn’t become that.” “If you know you love things in the general sense of a certain subject matter, keep working until you find specifically where you fit into that.” “You can pay your bills and have your passion project.” “I’ve just learned to exist with very little sleep so that I can do all of the other things that I want to do.” “One of my photos went viral and I didn’t take it.” “Once you cut out spontaneity and once you cut out the fresh moment, then all you’re looking for is the thing you’ve already planned to do. “I think the biggest mistake that people make is they plan something out, and then they do it as planned.  And then they stop.  You want to surprise yourself!  You don’t want to just get what you expect.” Links mentioned: Dancers After Dark Connect with Jordan: Website / Facebook / Instagram / Tumblr / Twitter

Today I continue with Part Two of my interview with Lauren and Francis as we dive deeper into turning hurdles or disappointments into opportunities to learn and grow. As you will hear, Francis leaves the interview to meet with a friend ~ Matthew Neenan who will be a guest in an upcoming episode.  Before he leaves, however, he shares with us his words of wisdom for aspiring dancers. Lauren and I continue our discussion as she shares with me what it was really like to to dance in the hit movie, "Black Swan". (she still received royalty checks from that experience)  Be sure to take a look at their Shownotes page where you will see some fantastic footage of their photo shoot with award winning photographer (and Balancing Pointe's previous guest), Jordan Matter.   You can find their show notes page at BalancingPointe.com under Podcast.

Danscussions à la radio, Episode 10, Saison 3 (82e émission). Avec à l'honneur aux micros : - Rhodnie Désir, chorégraphe et interprète de Bow't, Tournée du Conseil des Arts de Montréal (CAM), le 12 novembre à la Maison de la Culture du Plateau-Mont-Royal. - George Krump, commissaire de l'exposition "Des danseurs parmi nous", et, Mickaël Spinnhirny, danseur de la compagnie Cas Public et photographié par Jordan Matter. Du 14 au 15 Novembre à l'Espace Culturel George Emile Lapalme. Belle écoute.

Danscussions à la radio, Episode 10, Saison 3 (82e émission). Avec à l'honneur aux micros : - Rhodnie Désir, chorégraphe et interprète de Bow't, Tournée du Conseil des Arts de Montréal (CAM), le 12 novembre à la Maison de la Culture du Plateau-Mont-Royal. - George Krump, commissaire de l'exposition "Des danseurs parmi nous", et, Mickaël Spinnhirny, danseur de la compagnie Cas Public et photographié par Jordan Matter. Du 14 au 15 Novembre à l'Espace Culturel George Emile Lapalme. Belle écoute.

Jordan Matter is a photographer in New York City and the photographer/author of the stunning book Dancers Among Us, A Celebration of Joy in the Everyday. It is evident in all that we know of Jordan that he truly does celebrate joy in the everyday. He loves his life, his family, and his job. Photography was not always his passion; baseball and acting took those spots earlier in his life. That began to change for him however, after viewing an exhibit by photojournalist Henri Cartier-Bresson. Moved by the stories of humanity the images portrayed, he picked up the camera first as a hobby, then as a passion. Later, looking through a friend's routine and mundane headshots (from another photographer)he was inspired to grab his camera and photograph her. Soon, his career as a portrait and headshot photographer boomed. His idea for "Dancers Among Us" came from watching his three-year old son play with a toy bus and figurines. Watching his son's imagination at work he thought about creating photographs that would show the world as if through his eyes. The people in the images would be alive and in the moment, celebrating all aspects and emotions of everyday life. Soon after, he attended a dance performance and knew immediately his subjects. When Jordan began work on "Dancers Among Us", he had no dance photography experience. Anyone who is either a dancer or involved with dance knows that it is not easy to capture a dancer in motion for a photo that conveys the true movement, which makes this work just that much more amazing. As he was formulating the idea for the book, Jordan was hired by Jeffrey Smith of the Paul Taylor Dance Company to photograph his headshots. He told him about his idea of photographing dancers in everyday situations. Jeffrey Smith loved the idea and convinced ten company members to collaborate with Jordan. The book eventually involved 200 dancers photographed around the United States. It was three years in the making and at one point almost a goner until Workman Publishing took a chance on it. Their gamble paid off. "Dancers Among Us" reached the New York Times extended Best Sellers list in its first week, selling out on Amazon within 24 hours. The book is filled with images of dancers in everyday life experiences, augmented by thoughtful quotes and text.  

Meet NYC Photographer Jordan Matter. Find out why he is AGR Owner Jennifer Rudolph's #1 Headshot Photographer as he discusses his take on shooting actors and more.

Unless you actually pick up the book and thumb through it a bit, this is not the kind of book you think it is. This is a wonderful coffee table book you can spend a few minutes at a time with, or read and look at for hours. Jordan Matter, is a photographer, as well as an observer of movement. So he combined his love of photography, his love of movement, and included some quotes from Henry David Thorough, William Shakespeare, and even Mae West, "Too Much Of A Good Thing, Can Be Wonderful" into this enchanting nugget of reading. *** It is important to note that nothing in this book has been Photoshopped. Yes, some of the scenes look dangerous, and they are, but it was one moment captured in time. In this book dancers are put into unusual scenes. Nothing is rehearsed, some of them he captured within 5 frames others took hundreds. The one scene that caught my eye was a dancer in the operating room of a hospital. I asked about how he was able to get permission for all of these scenes. You have to hear his answer for this one! Pick up Dancers Among Us at your local bookstore or on Amazon.com http://www.amazon.com/Dancers-Among-Us-Celebration-Everyday/dp/0761171703 Jordan Matter's Website: http://www.jordanmatter.com Behind the scenes for Dancers Among Us: http://www.dancersamongus.com/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/JordanMatterPhotography

Hello there, YIPpers! This episode of YIP Podcast brings you an interview with the intelligent, creative and fabulous Anasma! She's talented! She's smart! She's got shiny hair! And she has a lot of pretty sage advice, so pay attention! Tammy and Mary chat about weird bellydance dreams and we hear some excerpts from the WildCard BellyDance/Arcane Dimension project, Tribal Collaborations!Download Episode 54Or Listen Here:On This Episode:Maurice ChevalierYIP Podcast on FacebookCarnyCastThought-Provoking Belly Dance Costumes (tribe.net)"Kiss of Death" bellydance costume"Weepy" bellydance costumeDance Nerds Unite!Dancers Among Us - Jordan Matter photography projectDancing With A Spatula Wand (The Blue Faerie) - "A New Wiccan Holiday"Hot Chelle Rae - "I Like It Like That" (video)Tempest's Teapot - "Yes You Can, But SHOULD You?"Hurricane VanessaThe Style Rookie (blog by Tevi Gevinson)Tribal Pilgrims (Sakura Tribal) - "Tribal Collaborations!" postWildCard BellyDanceAnasmaBellydance SuperstarsBellyqueenThe Little Devil (video)A bit about Wushu"Tribute to my father"Visit Anasma's video gallery for a peek at "On Your Marks, Get Set, Dance!" performancesAnimal City website - brief video...looks super cool!!World Citizen DanceSpotifyDer Erlkönig (poem originally by Goethe)Around Town:There is not an Around Town on this episode, however you can Join our Email List and find out everything currently going on!Featured Artists:Album: Tribal Collaborations - Amazon or Artist: Arcane Dimension and WildCard BellyDanceSongs: Feast of Dionysus, Forbidden Fruit, The Flight of MorriganSong #1: "Tammeni Aleik" by Mohamed Fouad (Best of Fouad) - Amazon or Song #2: "The Earlie King" by Baby Dee (Twisted Cabaret) - Amazon or Song #3: "Saber" by Omar Khairat (The Modern Women) - Amazon or Additional Music:"Huda" by Solace - Amazon or The Gathering Season"Simarik" by Tarkan - Amazon or Tarkan"Erlkönig" by Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau & Gerald Moore - Amazon or Schubert: Die schoene Muellerin · Erlkoenig · An die Musik · Heidenroeslein"Der Erlkoenig" by Peter Sebastian - Amazon or Die Kraft Der Emotion