Podcasts about pixel corps

Alex Lindsay’s company Pixel Corps does livestreaming for companies, org...

From working at Lucasfilm and Industrial Light and Magic on Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace (1999) and Titan A.E. (2000), to TechTV on the Screen Savers and Call for Help, to being a regular on MacBreak Weekly, Alex Lindsay is not only a legendary podcaster, but also an amazing video professional and host.  Alex's LinksWeb: https://twit.tv/people/alex-lindsayWeb: https://www.pixelcorps.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/alexlindsay Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AlexBLindsay Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alexlindsay/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCS2NeR7i1YWiaxZDX7ihFyA  And don’t forget to support the podcast by subscribing for free, reviewing, and sharing.  Web: https://unstructuredpod.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/unstructuredp Facebook: https://facebook.com/unstructuredp Instagram: https://instagram.com/unstructuredp  Join the Facebook group: fb.com/groups/unstructured

This episode is an interview with Alex Lindsay. Alex is the father of four, insanely good at lip syncing and my dear brother. He's also a regular guest on Mac Break Weekly with Leo LaPorte and the founder of Pixel Corps which provides internet broadcasting, augmented reality, and virtual reality services to all kinds of big shots. Plus, he worked on Star War episode one the Phantom Menace which my nine year old son thinks is pretty great. He's the reason you're listening to this podcast because even before I knew what a podcast was or how to listen to one he was saying, "Hey Jen, you should do a podcast about family photography."

Today we hang out with Alex Lindsay. He started the Pixel Corps, heads up DvGarage, has worked on Star Wars: Episode 1, and is a regular on Macbreak Weekly. We talk about VFX, workflow, and the future of video content creation.

We have the lovely and hyper-talented Kristin Martin formerly of PIxel Corps, and currently of [redacted]! We talk about audio and video production, what it was like to work in the "Wild West' days of podcasting, and how to get John, Ben, Kenji, and the rest of the castaways back on the island.

Alex Lindsay of the Pixel Corps joins Katie and David to talk about his video and travel workflows.

Alex Lindsay (Chief Architect, Pixel Corps), Abba Shappiro (Shappiro Video and Multimedia), Mannie Frances (Managing Director of VAAST).

Spring is a Springin' in Pittsburgh..... Weather is pawfect....  Josh Bonnet local Artist Agrees.....  Hightlights of late include some clips of Alex Lindsay of Pixel Corps and Macbreak fame speaking at a local entrepenurial meetup as well as some randomness.....  We also debut the segment UnAppreciated Things in the 21st Century.  Send email to stinky AT emayhem.com or shout out on 603-288-6184

Ben Durbin of the Pixel Corps followed the instructions at onmac.net and got Windows XP running on one of the new Intel Mac Minis just like that. This is no kludge - it runs very well. No network drivers yet, and the video driver is pretty simple, but it works, and without violation of either company's license agreements. Host: Leo Laporte Guest: Ben Durbin

Ben Durbin of the Pixel Corps followed the instructions at onmac.net and got Windows XP running on one of the new Intel Mac Minis just like that. This is no kludge - it runs very well. No network drivers yet, and the video driver is pretty simple, but it works, and without violation of either company's license agreements. Host: Leo Laporte Guest: Ben Durbin

Alex Lindsay from the Pixel Corps explains 1080p and 444 color space. Host: Alex Lindsay

Alex Lindsay from the Pixel Corps explains 1080p and 444 color space. Host: Alex Lindsay

Behind-the-scenes of an HD shoot. See how the next episode of MacBreak is being produced with high-end cameras and, of course, Macs!. The Pixel Corps' Alex Lindsay gives you a tour of the on-set production process. The first of a three-part series as Episode 2 prepares for launch. Host: Alex Lindsay

Behind-the-scenes of an HD shoot. See how the next episode of MacBreak is being produced with high-end cameras and, of course, Macs!. The Pixel Corps' Alex Lindsay gives you a tour of the on-set production process. The first of a three-part series as Episode 2 prepares for launch. Host: Alex Lindsay