Podcasts about light productions

In this episode of Creatives Grab Coffee, Tyler Hendricks from Dark to Light Productions (Idaho) shares how his company carved out a unique niche in nonprofit fundraising videos, delivering high-impact storytelling that drives donations. Tyler discusses the power of results-driven video production, revealing how strategic emotional storytelling at fundraising events can yield significant returns for organizations. He also dives into the challenges of pitching to commercial brands, the importance of understanding a client's audience, and how niching down has simplified his sales process. TIMESTAMPS 00:00 - Episode Introduction and Welcome 02:19 - Guest Introduction: Tyler Hendricks from Dark to Light Productions 02:37 - How Dark to Light Productions Found Its Niche in Nonprofit Fundraising Videos 05:06 - The Power of Storytelling in Fundraising Events 07:09 - How Emotional Videos Drive Donations at Nonprofit Events 10:16 - The Impact of Niching Down on the Sales Process 13:20 - Why Results-Driven Video Production Matters 15:38 - Client Retention and the Value of Long-Term Relationships 20:35 - Challenges of Expanding Into Commercial Video Production 23:59 - Pitching to Outdoor Brands and Commercial Clients 27:22 - The Importance of Market Research Before Pitching 32:28 - Why Many Video Projects Fail Without a Clear Marketing Strategy 36:34 - The Changing Landscape of Video Production and Agency Work 40:16 - Small Teams vs. Large Crews: Efficiency in Video Production 44:56 - Union vs. Non-Union Productions: Industry Insights 47:04 - Favorite Types of Video Projects to Work On50:17 - Researching Clients Before a Pitch: Best Practices 58:50 - Closing Remarks and Where to Find Dark to Light ProductionsSPONSORS:Canada Film Equipment: www.CanadaFilmEquipment.comAudio Process: www.Audioprocess.ca

Amar Kaleka is an award winning storyteller and advocate for common sense. He has created successful documentaries like Sirius, which is available on Amazon Prime, and started Never-ending Light Productions. Amar ran for Congress in Wisconsin after the horrific Oak Creek Wisconsin Sikh temple shooting which took his father's life. https://medium.com/@ArmKaleka/the-positive-currency-act-07968aee1e59 ... https://medium.com/@ArmKaleka/who-is-amar-singh-d80f74a9b912 ... https://www.amazon.com/Sirius-Dr-Steven-M-Greer/dp/B00MYI84O0 ... https://caldec.org/  

This week on FOX Rehabilitation's Live Better Longer podcast we welcome back Director of Lamp and Light Productions and stage actor, Matthew Moore, and his fellow cast mate and Lead Instructor of Boxland Academy, Krista Stauffer. Matt and Krista take us through their two-person play What I Didn't Say: A Journey Through Parkinson's, which—to shine a broader spotlight on Parkinson's Awareness Month—will be performed in multiple cities in the next few weeks. Matt and Krista talk about how they met, the early workshopping of their play, and the incredible response they've received so far. Every performance is also followed by a talkback, where audience members are invited to ask questions and express opinions about the play with the actors, medical professionals, and individuals with Parkinson's Disease. As someone with Parkinson's, Matt expresses his hopes for what people take away from Parkinson's Awareness month and explains how anyone else with the disease and their care partners can watch the play gratis. For those who want to help support What I Didn't Say: A Journey Through Parkinson's, you can donate via GoFundMe. 

This week on FOX Rehabilitation's Live Better Longer podcast we welcome back Director of Lamp and Light Productions and stage actor, Matthew Moore, and his fellow cast mate and Lead Instructor of Boxland Academy, Krista Stauffer. Matt and Krista take us through their two-person play What I Didn't Say: A Journey Through Parkinson's, which—to shine a broader spotlight on Parkinson's Awareness Month—will be performed in multiple cities in the next few weeks. Matt and Krista talk about how they met, the early workshopping of their play, and the incredible response they've received so far. Every performance is also followed by a talkback, where audience members are invited to ask questions and express opinions about the play with the actors, medical professionals, and individuals with Parkinson's Disease. As someone with Parkinson's, Matt expresses his hopes for what people take away from Parkinson's Awareness month and explains how anyone else with the disease and their care partners can watch the play gratis. For those who want to help support What I Didn't Say: A Journey Through Parkinson's, you can donate via GoFundMe. 

This week on FOX Rehabilitation's Live Better Longer podcast we welcome back Director of Lamp and Light Productions and stage actor, Matthew Moore, and his fellow cast mate and Lead Instructor of Boxland Academy, Krista Stauffer. Matt and Krista take us through their two-person play What I Didn't Say: A Journey Through Parkinson's, which—to shine a broader spotlight on Parkinson's Awareness Month—will be performed in multiple cities in the next few weeks. Matt and Krista talk about how they met, the early workshopping of their play, and the incredible response they've received so far. Every performance is also followed by a talkback, where audience members are invited to ask questions and express opinions about the play with the actors, medical professionals, and individuals with Parkinson's Disease. As someone with Parkinson's, Matt expresses his hopes for what people take away from Parkinson's Awareness month and explains how anyone else with the disease and their care partners can watch the play gratis. For those who want to help support What I Didn't Say: A Journey Through Parkinson's, you can donate via GoFundMe. 

On this week's episode of FOX Rehabilitation's Live Better Longer podcast, we are joined by stage actor and artistic director of Lamp & Light Productions, Matthew Monroe, and FOX Rehabilitation's, Annie Goldman, PT, DPT, NCS. In 2019, Matthew was diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease and subsequently met Annie after he was referred for physical therapy. Annie discusses how physical therapy can be used to treat Parkinson's and also stresses the importance of truly knowing your patient. Matthew echoes this sentiment from a patient's perspective and then details how the things he really wanted to express to clinicians, neurologists, and care partners came out in the form of a play he wrote, titled, What I Didn't Say: A Journey Through Parkinson's. Drawing from his own experience, as well as other people he interviewed with Parkinson's disease, Matt was able to create an outlet to raise awareness about his condition and others living with Parkinson's—a nervous system disorder that affects nearly one million Americans. His production will tour the states in 2024, including stops in Birmingham, Alabama; Columbus, Ohio; and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. For those who want to donate to his project, they can do so via GoFundMe. 

On this week's episode of FOX Rehabilitation's Live Better Longer podcast, we are joined by stage actor and artistic director of Lamp & Light Productions, Matthew Moore, and FOX Rehabilitation's, Annie Goldman, PT, DPT, NCS. In 2019, Matthew was diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease and subsequently met Annie after he was referred for physical therapy. Annie discusses how physical therapy can be used to treat Parkinson's and also stresses the importance of truly knowing your patient. Matthew echoes this sentiment from a patient's perspective and then details how the things he really wanted to express to clinicians, neurologists, and care partners came out in the form of a play he wrote, titled, What I Didn't Say: A Journey Through Parkinson's. Drawing from his own experience, as well as other people he interviewed with Parkinson's disease, Matt was able to create an outlet to raise awareness about his condition and others living with Parkinson's—a nervous system disorder that affects nearly one million Americans. His production will tour the states in 2024, including stops in Birmingham, Alabama; Columbus, Ohio; and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. For those who want to donate to his project, they can do so via GoFundMe. 

On this week's episode of FOX Rehabilitation's Live Better Longer podcast, we are joined by stage actor and artistic director of Lamp & Light Productions, Matthew Moore, and FOX Rehabilitation's, Annie Goldman, PT, DPT, NCS. In 2019, Matthew was diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease and subsequently met Annie after he was referred for physical therapy. Annie discusses how physical therapy can be used to treat Parkinson's and also stresses the importance of truly knowing your patient. Matthew echoes this sentiment from a patient's perspective and then details how the things he really wanted to express to clinicians, neurologists, and care partners came out in the form of a play he wrote, titled, What I Didn't Say: A Journey Through Parkinson's. Drawing from his own experience, as well as other people he interviewed with Parkinson's disease, Matt was able to create an outlet to raise awareness about his condition and others living with Parkinson's—a nervous system disorder that affects nearly one million Americans. His production will tour the states in 2024, including stops in Birmingham, Alabama; Columbus, Ohio; and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. For those who want to donate to his project, they can do so via GoFundMe. 

On this week's episode of FOX Rehabilitation's Live Better Longer podcast, we are joined by stage actor and artistic director of Lamp & Light Productions, Matthew Monroe, and FOX Rehabilitation's, Annie Goldman, PT, DPT, NCS. In 2019, Matthew was diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease and subsequently met Annie after he was referred for physical therapy. Annie discusses how physical therapy can be used to treat Parkinson's and also stresses the importance of truly knowing your patient. Matthew echoes this sentiment from a patient's perspective and then details how the things he really wanted to express to clinicians, neurologists, and care partners came out in the form of a play he wrote, titled, What I Didn't Say: A Journey Through Parkinson's. Drawing from his own experience, as well as other people he interviewed with Parkinson's disease, Matt was able to create an outlet to raise awareness about his condition and others living with Parkinson's—a nervous system disorder that affects nearly one million Americans. His production will tour the states in 2024, including stops in Birmingham, Alabama; Columbus, Ohio; and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. For those who want to donate to his project, they can do so via GoFundMe. 

On this week's episode of FOX Rehabilitation's Live Better Longer podcast, we are joined by stage actor and artistic director of Lamp & Light Productions, Matthew Moore, and FOX Rehabilitation's, Annie Goldman, PT, DPT, NCS. In 2019, Matthew was diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease and subsequently met Annie after he was referred for physical therapy. Annie discusses how physical therapy can be used to treat Parkinson's and also stresses the importance of truly knowing your patient. Matthew echoes this sentiment from a patient's perspective and then details how the things he really wanted to express to clinicians, neurologists, and care partners came out in the form of a play he wrote, titled, What I Didn't Say: A Journey Through Parkinson's. Drawing from his own experience, as well as other people he interviewed with Parkinson's disease, Matt was able to create an outlet to raise awareness about his condition and others living with Parkinson's—a nervous system disorder that affects nearly one million Americans. His production will tour the states in 2024, including stops in Birmingham, Alabama; Columbus, Ohio; and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. For those who want to donate to his project, they can do so via GoFundMe. 

On this week's episode of FOX Rehabilitation's Live Better Longer podcast, we are joined by stage actor and artistic director of Lamp & Light Productions, Matthew Moore, and FOX Rehabilitation's, Annie Goldman, PT, DPT, NCS. In 2019, Matthew was diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease and subsequently met Annie after he was referred for physical therapy. Annie discusses how physical therapy can be used to treat Parkinson's and also stresses the importance of truly knowing your patient. Matthew echoes this sentiment from a patient's perspective and then details how the things he really wanted to express to clinicians, neurologists, and care partners came out in the form of a play he wrote, titled, What I Didn't Say: A Journey Through Parkinson's. Drawing from his own experience, as well as other people he interviewed with Parkinson's disease, Matt was able to create an outlet to raise awareness about his condition and others living with Parkinson's—a nervous system disorder that affects nearly one million Americans. His production will tour the states in 2024, including stops in Birmingham, Alabama; Columbus, Ohio; and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. For those who want to donate to his project, they can do so via GoFundMe. 

It’s almost Easter! Are you preparing your heart for this most important time of the year? We want to tell you about an amazing immersive Easter experience in Wauchula, Florida. You’ll be able to take a walk back in time to the old streets of Jerusalem. More than 100 actors will be bringing the Bible to life. Executive Director Michael Graham from Power and Light Productions stopped by to explain. https://www.powerandlightproductions.com/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Shelby Redfield Kilgore is a Korean International Adoptee. In 2002, when Shelby was a senior in high school, she first shared her story as an adoptee in a short student documentary. It was a very healing experience for her, and also a way to spread awareness and education about her lived experiences as an adoptee. Ever since then, she knew one day she wanted to create a safe space for others to tell their stories through the video lens, to not only be a healing experience for them, but also to let others know they aren't alone.  In 2012, Shelby finally brought this dream of hers alive, and released her first video about adoption on her YouTube Channel - Shelby Redfield Kilgore. Almost a decade later, Shelby continues to share about her own story, as well as others. Being able to help others tell their truths, has been her heart work.  You can find more about her work and mission at http://www.wearemirrorlight.com/ (www.wearemirrorlight.com), along with a book she helped put together with another adoptee, called Rooted in Adoption - A Collection of Adoptee Reflections.  YouTube Channel - Shelby Redfield Kilgore https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCC29mX9k1rO1TXv7ubmZDlg (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCC29mX9k1rO1TXv7ubmZDlg) Website - https://www.wearemirrorlight.com/ (https://www.wearemirrorlight.com) Email - shelby.kilgore@wearemirrorlight.com Music by Corey Quinn

This week Georgie is delighted to be joined by Frank Spotnitz (who brought to life 'The X-Files'!) and Emily Feller. Frank and Emily are the CEO and Creative Director, respectively, of Big Light Productions. They recently created the new Audible Original drama, 'Radioman' and the second series of their show, 'Devils', which stars Patrick Dempsey, is now available to watch on Sky Atlantic. Georgie asks about their recent news with Tomorrow Studios, she hears more about Frank's early days on 'The X-Files' and she asks Emily what she enjoys watching (and listening to!).

Ryan Rose is a dedicated and talented developer of horses and people. Learn more about him here: www.rosehorsemanship.com Ryan's youtube channel Learn with Ryan on his Patreon page learning library Here's a link to a video of Ryan teaching the 3 Circle Game https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uzkz_fo1cr4 You can watch this interview here Connect with Shine a Light Productions here www.shinealightproductions.net

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In this episode, James Graham (founder of Ripple of Light Productions) & Jackson Mcgwire discuss the wonderful world of movies and what makes a truly great film. Don't forget to subscribe to youtube.com/popcornspace and hit the notification bell to watch us LIVE every Saturday and join the conversation!

Sylvie Rokab is an Emmy nominated, award-winning documentary filmmaker with over 20 years experience as a producer, director, cinematographer, editor and writer in film and television. She’s the founder of In the Light Productions, a film production company committed to creating conscious films that entertain, educate and inspire. SenYon Kelly is the CEO/Founder of Nubian Video Archives & Collectibles, LLC, Partner at SOVO//Magazine, and owns the licensing to the original art work of Jimi Hendrix. Ms. Kelly is a serial entrepreneur and curator, with a love for music, film, art, and interior design.

If you've ever wanted a healthier and happier world for yourself and your children, then do we have the Love Thy Nature show for you! Today I'll be talking with Sylvie Rokab, emmy award nominated documentary filmmaker, founder of The Light Productions and the creator of director of powerful, drop-dead gorgeous must-watch film, Love Thy Nature. And that's just what I want to talk with her about today, about connecting with nature, to connect with ourselves, and to bring balance back to Gaia. Love Thy Nature Self-Improvement & Self-Help Topics Include: What does it mean to grow up a “Nature Girl” in Rio? What do lizards, toukans and monkeys have to do with anything? How does a multicultural background affect ones view of the world? How did the emmy nominated film-maker get into film work? How did she start the Love Thy Nature project? How did she get Liam Neelson to work on the project? What was her driving force or key message that's so important today? Why did she turn down a highly lucrative TV series to make Love Thy Nature? How did she find her teachers including Jack Kornfield? What can we learn about our connection to nature from Buddhism and mindfulness? What does it mean that we are nature? What does it mean to connect with who we are, as we are? Why is this so important? What is the importance of understanding our interdependence with Nature? What is gaia and what does this really mean? What can we learn from the coyote and the prairie dog? What can we learn about nature for kids? What is nature deficit disorder, coined by author Richard Louv who wrote "Last Child in the Woods"? What is nature so important for our children? What is the danger of keeping kids indoors and in technology What is bio-philia and what's its importance? What can we do to help our world? What's the importance of reconnecting with our nature? How can witnessing the weather ground us? And how can nature teach us, and what can we learn from her? Where can we draw our greatest hope? What's the importance of mindfulness? For More Info Go To: LoveThyNature.com Sylvie Rokab on How to Discover Your True Natural Self & Love Thy Nature!!! + Guided Meditation! Health | Fitness | Parenting | Motivation | Spiritual | Spirituality | Mindfulness | Inspirational | Motivational | Self-Improvement | Self-Help | Inspire For More Info Visit: www.InspireNationShow.com

Daniel Ambrosi (Computational Photographer, Bottled Light Productions) interview [ '16 Nvidia GTC, Thu 4/7 ] [ 2016 Nvidia GTC ] Daniel Ambrosio (Computational Photographer, Bottled Light Productions) interview from Bob Yen on Vimeo.

Album of the Month - Kiss is Kill - Imposter Syndrome Label - currently unsigned. website : https://kissiskill.bandcamp.com/album/imposter-syndrome Welcome to the Aftermath Festival Edition of the Oontzcast!  Episode 220 is supersized featuring bands that will be at the Aftermath Festival , with Gord interviewing  Troy from Darker side of Light Productions.  With Aftermath being just around the corner Aug 27th -30th , we thought we would give you just a little taste to whet your whistle . Kiss Is Kill - Taste Of Home 3Teeth - Nihil Velvet Acid Christ - Phucked Up Phreak Kevorkian Death Cycle - Distorted Religion BRUDERSCHAFT - Falling (Xtend Mix By ARMAGEDDON DILDOS) Mr.Kitty - Insects (IIOIOIOII Remix) (Bonus Track) Peter Turns Pirate - Peter Turns Pirate - Weird (just a little bit) Electrovot - Saving My Soul Ego Likeness - Treacherous Thing Binary Division - Riot Rebellion (Anarchist Remix By Nitro/Noise) Glenn Love - (R)Age Electric - 02 (R)Age Electric Alter Der Ruine - State Of Ruin Nitronoise - Armies In The Fire Leaether Strip - Japanese Bodies (Remember Hiroshima edit) Ludovico Technique - Dead Inside

On this episode of We Have a Technical, Bruce and Alex chatting with our friend Troy Hilton of Darker Side of Light Productions about the upcoming Aftermath Festival in Toronto! Additionally we get him to talk booking and tour managing, getting him to pull back the curtain and really dig into what it takes to get a multi-city tour happening, from the band, to the local promoters and even the fans! Lots to chew on in this episode, so make sure you pay close attention. Also we have to apologize for some dicey audio for a large portion of the episode, between our mic having a nasty crackle we didn't discover until after we had recorded and a slightly dubious Skype connection this one is a little rough (we did our best to fix it in post!), but we think it's worth the effort.