Podcast appearances and mentions of mike castellucci

Blake interviews TV reporter and mobile video enthusiast Mike Castellucci about his awarding-winning iPhone shot show "Phoning It In". Also Blake details his favorite new iPhone 12 video specs and what it might mean for mobile filmmaking. Connect with Mike... Website: http://mikecastellucci.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZ4tUfKnbXcS4sdTOVq_D5g Thanks for listening! YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/iPhoneographers Mobile filmmaking courses: https://academy.iphoneographers.tv/ © 2020 ImageWorks Inc. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/almostprofessional/support

“Technology changes, storytelling never will." Mike Castellucci even shows this on a t-shirt he wears from time to time. "Me taking everything to the extreme, I started shooting not only 2 minute stories with my phone, but half our shows for network television." Mike is the mastermind behind "Phoning it in", a television programme that is completely shot on mobile phones. It all started with his boss asking him to go on an interview without a camera crew but his phone - and ended with an Emmy award (and several others). In our podcast, Mike tells us how he shoots his network shows, how an iphone ended up under a big bulls feet, how important it is to honour people and their stories. Mike also teaches journalism at Michigan State University and produced a special Corona programme together with his students that won him another award.

Content is King and Data is its Queen.  Great Content will lead to great user engagement.  Join me as I solve this mystery along with Nellie Scuito, acclaimed actress and author and Mike Castellucci, TV Personality, Story Teller and professor of journalism at Michigan State University.

We’re joined by Mike Castellucci from Atlantic Records to talk the fan funnel, old bands, and the power of radio today.

Mike Castellucci is winning awards from Apple! Why? His mad i-Phone skills. His innovation with his iPhone has earned him acknowledgement as a pioneer in mobile journalism. Giving tips on how to produce 30 minute specials and recommending gadgets he trusts, Mike will inspire you to create content with just your phone.

Mike Castellucci has had a long career in television, but in recent years has become best known for his half hour TV shows "Phoning it in" on WFAA in Texas. He won Emmy's for these programmes and is now also a professor at Michigan State University.  So how did he go about making an entire TV show and what is he teaching the next generation? Mike speaks to Mark Egan about how he used his phone to capture stories about the human condition and what advice he has for others wanting to do the same.  Mark is on Twitter and Instagram as @markeganvideo and Mike Castellucci is on Twitter as @MikeCastellucci If you enjoyed this podcast please leave a review on iTunes and we love any direct feedback or suggestions too. 

A candidate forum gets out of hand quickly and it's all caught on tape. On this week's show WFAA reporter Demond Fernandez joins us in studio to talk about the heated race for a Dallas County Commissioners seat. Plus, Mike Castellucci joins Sebastian in studio with what's trending and the time he went indoor skydiving with Hugh Jackman. No really, Castellucci went indoor skydiving with Hugh Jackman.

A controversial convention is voted out of the City of Dallas -- a decision that's pitted morality versus first amendment rights. WFAA's David Schechter was in the city council chambers for the vote. Plus, Mike Castellucci drops in with this weeks trending stories. The guys talk "mysterious feet" and the latest on the premiere of the Real Housewives of Dallas. http://www.wfaa.com/news/local/dallas-county/dallas-city-council-votes-to-bar-exxxotica-expo/39377627

A father takes his daughters cell phone and ends up in court, Netflix's "Making a Murder" sheds light on flaws in the criminal justice system, and we have a thoughtful, in-depth analysis of Facebook emojis. Dad Takes Tween's Phone: http://www.wfaa.com/story/news/crime/2016/01/26/dallas-dad-not-guilty-taking-tween-daughters-phone/79355512/ For a second time, Mike Castellucci produced a half-hour special using only his iPhone: http://www.wfaa.com/story/news/crime/2016/01/26/dallas-dad-not-guilty-taking-tween-daughters-phone/79355512/

WFAA's flagship anchor John McCaa doesn't hold back as he expresses his feelings about the terrorist attack that left more than one hundred people dead last week in Paris. Plus, in an encore performance, anchor/reporter Mike Castellucci takes the helm of a rudderless ship in an attempt to steer this weeks segment of What's Trending.

A few weeks ago, I raved about a half-hour special ran by WFAA-TV, the ABC affiliate in Dallas, at the end of last year. It featured a compilation of stories shot, written, and edited by widely acclaimed feature reporter Mike Castellucci. And his camera? It was the one on his iPhone. Castellucci has become well known in Dallas -- and, now, among TV news reporters and photographers nationwide -- for his compelling piece of boundary-pushing storytelling. His features actually appear quite straightforward until you realize the equipment he used to shoot them. But give him credit: he saw a need and attacked it, fearlessly flying into both multimedia journalism and iPhone videography. He wound up with an impressive result -- and a powerful niche in his market. Castellucci joins me for Episode #27 of the Telling The Story podcast. "People ask me why," he said, "and I think it was [because of] two reasons. One: I wanted to be first. And, the challenge of it ... I had been doing stories on my iPhone 4, and I just said, 'Let's take it 19 steps further.'" Here is a reporter who has had plenty of success in various markets, but he chose to take on a challenge many journalists would reject. He deserves some major kudos. → The post PODCAST EPISODE #27: Mike Castellucci, reporter/anchor, WFAA-TV appeared first on Telling The Story.