Podcasts about lorien green

Aflevering 13 "Terugblik op 2016" van Het Ludieke Gezelschap, dé Nederlandse bordspel podcast. Nog even en het eerste jaar van onze podcast is ten einde. Een goed moment om even terug te kijken op het afgelopen jaar waarbij, naast opvallende spellen, ook opvallende momenten zoals de politiecontrole tijdens één van onze opnames voorbij komt. We duiken daarnaast even dieper in het nieuwste spel van Friedemann Friese en luisteren nog naar een aantal interviews van Rinke die hij opnam op het Spellenspektakel 2016. 00:00 Intro / 00:50 Welkom (Shampoo) / 02:04 Op de zeepkist: IKEA Spellen, Baby Clues(Jumping Turtle Games), Documentaire 'Going Cardboard' door Lorien Green, What's Up? en Tien Minuten Kraak (Chronicle Games), Twee of meer exemplaren van een spel?, Stone Age Junior (999 Games) / 15:51 Onder de loupe: Fabelsaft aka Fabled Fruit(2F-Spiele, Stronghold Games) / 38:46 Extra: Rinke's interviews op het Spellenspektakel 2016 (First Class impressie met speler Brenda, Gang Up met designer Paul van der Meer, Sylvie van HABA, Hylaria met designer Joost Das) / 55:26 Een vraag voor allemaal: Wat is een geschikt taalonafhankelijk spel geschikt voor 2 of 5 personen? / 60:10 Een terugblik op 2016: Waarin o.a. Marco Polo (999 Games), Scyth ( Stonemaier Games), 13 Days: The Cuban Missile Crisis (Jolly Roger Games), Hanamikoji (Emperor S4), Coffee Roaster (Saashi & Saashi), 7 Wonders Duel (Repos Production), Codenames (Czech Games Edition), Terraforming Mars (FryxGames), Time Stories (Space Cowboys), Viticulture (One Moment Games), Council of 4 (CMON Limited), Mombasa (The Game Master BV), Legendary Inventors (Bombyx), Great Western Trail (999 Games), Reiner Knizia's Battle Line/Hotten Totten, BUS (Splotter), Mage Knight (WizKids), Avalon (Indie Boards & Cards), Inis (Matagot), Outlive (La Boite de Jeu), Forged in Steel (Knight Works, LLC) / 99:30 Sluiting / 100:08 Outro / 101:00 Bloopers Meer details op onze Facebook pagina: https://www.facebook.com/HetLudiekeGezelschap Reageren? Mail ons op hetludiekegezelschap@gmail.com

Lorien Green is a filmmaker, documentarian, gamer, parent, and introvert. In 2009, without any background in video production, she set out to film a documentary about the growing popularity of board games. The result, Going Cardboard, was a success, setting her on the path to her current project: a documentary about the resurgence of pinball […]

Lorien Green is a filmmaker, documentarian, gamer, parent, and introvert. In 2009, without any background in video production, she set out to film a documentary about the growing popularity of board games. The result, Going Cardboard, was a success, setting her on the path to her current project: a documentary about the resurgence of pinball […] The post Polygamer #13: Lorien Green of pinball documentary Shoot Again first appeared on Polygamer - A Podcast of Equality & Diversity in Gaming & Video Games.

Lorien Green of Transparent Language is an inbound marketer, using social media and original content to draw customers to the company's three dozen Facebook pages. Tools such as HubSpot and BundlePost make the job easier, but it's still necessary to craft the message to your audience. Lorien discusses how she uses and advertises on Facebook, Twitter, and Google+ and also the importance of building a personal brand. Using such tools as Hustream and Kickstarter, Lorien has produced the documentaries Going Cardboard and the upcoming Shoot Again: The Resurgence of Pinball. This interview was recorded August 16, 2014.

In this show, we continue our "live" show from TotalCon.  With us this time is special guest, Lorien Green - producer of Gone Cardboard, a documentary about board games.  She and we answer questions from the audience, and we talk about our top ten underrated games.

In this show, we continue our "live" show from TotalCon.  With us this time is special guest, Lorien Green - producer of Gone Cardboard, a documentary about board games.  She and we answer questions from the audience, and we talk about our top ten underrated games.

Lorien Green had a crazy idea. She decided she wanted to produce a film documentary on the board game industry. She begged her family for a video camera for Christmas, and then, without any formal training, set off on a 3 year adventure to document the board game industry.Lorien sits down with The Game Whisperer and talks about this journey. What prompted her to do it. How she paid for it, and how the $15,000 she raised on Kickstarter made it possible for her to bring the project to a new level.