Podcast appearances and mentions of Simon Payne

In this episode, we discuss Dawnrunner with guest host Simon Payne.

In this episode, we discuss Eight Billion Genies with guest host Simon Payne.

In this episode, we discuss Far Sector with guest host Simon Payne.

In this episode, guest host Simon Payne chooses wisely, as we discuss the first volume of Kieron Gillen, Dan Mora, Tamra Bonvillain, and Ed Dukeshire's Once and Future.

In this special episode, guest host Simon Payne helps us answer a question that most fledgling comics readers have: How do you find good comics? We list great recommendation resources and ways to purchase (or borrow) comics and graphic novels.

Recorded live at Anglia Ruskin University, we are joined by filmmakers Neil Henderson and Andrew Vallance, as they discuss their "ways in" to experimental cinema as well as how closely linked Avant-Garde cinema is to more mainstream work. The speakers have each chosen a handful of films to discuss to illustrate their points as well as recommending others to the audience. As this is a live recording, please expect some background noise. This episode was made possible thanks to Simon Payne, who organised the event and who co-edited the book FILM TALKS: 15 CONVERSATIONS ON EXPERIMENTAL CINEMA. The book was the impetus for this episode and more live events are taking place throughout this year. The book can be purchased here: https://www.contactscreenings.co.uk/film-talks?fbclid=IwAR2wu99xcijw4Z2XCxn-wztLcgj5n_Z3SbtGo_nzFWz26i4XT2G3EV7WVvE Artists discussed in this episode include: Stan Brakhage Bruce Conner Malcolm LeGrice Ray Agony Todd Haynes Richard Kern Francis Thompson Oskar Fischinger

Prolific filmmaker Nick Collins joins us to discuss his extensive body of film work. Shot in some of the filmmaker's most frequently visited locations, these are films that defy classification, despite the regular presence of landscapes and of carefully controlled structures. Simply put, we are in the presence of a filmmaker who explores the world around him and we are gently invited to explore with him. Extremely hard to label, Nick's cinema might even transcend the label of experimental film, with appeal far beyond what is sometimes described as a "niche" interest. Nick's films can be found here: https://vimeo.com/user13647711 Or on DVD published by Simon Payne, from the BFI Store. https://shop.bfi.org.uk/five-greek-films-dvd.html Filmmakers discussed in this episode include: Simon Payne Yasujirō Ozu Carl Theodor Dreyer Anna Thew Authors discussed include: Gaston Bachelard

#027 - In this episode of the Berkhamsted Spotlight we're going outdoors with the wonderful world of outdoor education. Simon Payne, Director of Outdoor Education, explains what it's all about. And if you ever thought it was just going to be geography field trips then you're in for a surprise! Simon talks us through how outdoor education looks for the young children in school right through to sixth form, and even what happens when children leave school and they're persuing their own adventures. So let's not waste anymore time but instead come with me now as we dive into the world of poutdoor education at Berkhamsted with Simon Payne. Email: spayne@berkahmsted.comBerkhamsted onlineWebsite: www.berkhamsted.comFacebook: BerkhamstedSchoolTwitter: @berkhamstedschInstagram: berkhamstedschools 

At the half way stage of Mark's gospel there is a wonderful unveiling and revealing that Jesus is the messiah. Yet it's immediately followed by confusion and a partial realisation of who Jesus is and what he's come to do. In the message Simon reminds us of the Glory of Christ. If you would like to know more about us, you can visit our website at HopeChurchGuildford.com and contact us via email at Hello@HopeChurchGuildford.com Or why not check out our Social Media pages: Facebook - facebook.com/HopeChurchGFD Instagram - instagram.com/hopechurchguildford

In a special extended episode of How to Enjoy Experimental Film, FOUR filmmakers gather to discuss one of their favourite filmmakers: Kurt Kren. Nicky Hamlyn and Simon Payne have edited (with the late A.L. Rees) the first English-Language study of Kren's films, while Anna Thew, who has regularly programmed Kren's works for screenings, shares some stories of her own association with Kren and his films. Steven Woloshen, who lists Kren as one of his favourite filmmakers, starts the ball rolling with questions sent in specially for this episode all the way from Canada! Filmmakers discussed in this episode include: Peter Kubelka Rose Lowder Michael Snow Paul Sharits Oki Hiroyuki Tony Conrad Peter Tscherkassky Writers discussed in this episode include: Annette Michelson We also discuss the music of the Second Viennese School in relation to films by Kren and Kubelka, focusing on: Arnold Schoenberg Alban Berg Anton Webern

In Sundays talk Simon looked at some of the tensions that come with a growing church. Specifically here was the mistreatment of people from a different background. The church overcome this by growing a diverse leadership team and making sure that they are caring for all those among them that are less well off. As we continue to grow as a church we'll face similar challenges and tensions, but lets all pray that we would be servant hearted, following Jesus example and continuing to grow into a church as God intended. If you would like to know more about us, you can visit our website at HopeChurchGuildford.com and contact us via email at Hello@HopeChurchGuildford.com Or why not check out our Social Media pages: Facebook - facebook.com/HopeChurchGFD Instagram - instagram.com/hopechurchguildford

Simon Payne produces works almost exclusively with video, often without using a camera. In these video pieces, patterns work themselves out quite systematically, through colour and well-defined shapes to create unique cinematic experiences, which compel the viewer to reflect upon what they are seeing as well as their relation to it. Sometimes, these are frenetic and colourful, and other times, subdued and meditative, these pieces are shot through with a true spirit of experimentation, exploring what unexpected results might be produced by using shape, light and colour in various ways. In short, they are driven by a quest to see what happens! Some of Simon's works can be found at his Vimeo page: https://vimeo.com/simonpayne And two DVDs of his works (Colour Field Videos & Systems Cinema) can be purchased in the Lux Store: https://luxmovingimage.square.site/shop/dvds/10 Simon has also edited a number of books, most recently Fields of View, a posthumous collection of writings by A.L. Rees and the first English Language study of the work of Kurt Kren called Kurt Kren: Structural Films.

Coming soon, 10 new episodes of How to Enjoy Experimental Film! Featuring (in order of appearance in this trailer) MM Serra Joost Rekveld Toby Tatum Anna Thew Myron Ort John Smith & Simon Payne

In this episode, guest host Simon Payne considers creators, capitalism, courage, and cowardice, as we discuss Ed Brubaker, Sean Phillips, and co.'s Pulp.

Today's episode is all about software startups, and there are very few people more capable or qualified to talk about them than today's guest. Simon Payne first joined us on this podcast back in 2016 to talk about his role as the technical co-founder of Leadpages. Since leaving Leadpages in 2016, Simon has gone on to found multiple software companies, including a video tool called Convert Player, and a ticketing tool that we regularly use in our own business called EventsFrame. But, as you will hear on today's podcast, the results of these endeavors have ultimately been a mixed bag.  Simon joins us this week to share the details of his entrepreneurial journey over the last few years, to discuss how the relationships between developers and marketers can make or break a software business, and to explain why he's recently decided to help us build our own software platform at Dynamite Jobs.

In this episode, guest host Simon Payne helps us eat nuts and kick butts, as we discuss Ryan North, Erica Henderson, and co.'s The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl Beats Up the Marvel Universe.

Simon walks us through some of the applications of QI and mapping it in Ikon Science software. The challenges of the data and the reality of what we do with it. We’re not necessarily drilling the best rock, but it’s more about not drilling the bad rock. We talk about drilling, completing and geology on this one, it was a good time!

We talk to entrepreneur Simon Payne. Simon is Czech and was the technical co-founder of Leadpages, a fast-growing US start-up helping companies set up super productive websites. He left some years ago and shared how he got involved with his co-founders and the mad intense journey it can be to create a business.We learn:How careful to be in choosing your co-founders, and how it can be more important than marriage.The founder team balance - tech, marketing, other.Work / Life balance, and is it real in start-ups?Why get funding?How Kung-Fu camp in Philipines started a chain of events that brought him into contact with his co-founder.The book Founder's Dilemma and how it helped his negotiation skills.How he built systems to make his iPhone obsolete, his own analog framework -- he recommends the "Digital Minimalism".About enjoying the journey.Keeping productive in technology as you get older.Thinking about what you should NOT be doing.

In this episode, guest host Simon Payne takes us on a tour of the early-2000s DC Universe, as we discuss Green Lantern: Circle of Fire.

Simon Payne is the founder of both LeadPages and his newest company, ConvertPlayer. Simon is a serial entrepreneur, technical mastermind, hacker and now video marketer. In less than four years, Simon Payne’s company LeadPages grew from just two other founders and himself to 160 employees worldwide, with over $38MM in venture capital raised and over 50k active customers, while being profitable from the very beginning. In case that isn’t impressive enough for you, Simon would soon after that leave his company, challenging himself to do it all again with his second venture, ConvertPlayer. This time, all by himself.

Simon Payne is the founder of LeadPages and Convert Player. LeadPages went from just two other founders and himself to 160 employees worldwide, with over $38 million in venture capital raised and over 50000 active customers. Simon has left the company and is now challenging himself with his second venture.

The software Leadpages was able to raise 5 million dollars in Venture Capital funds in their first round of financing. The company was able to scale incredibly fast and become a multi- million dollar company. How were they founders able to raise so much capital in such a short period of time? How did the idea […]

ConvertPlayer founder Simon Payne shares lead-generation strategies that will help you grow your email list and increase sales through video.

In less than four years, Simon Payne's company grew from just two other founders and himself; to over one hundred and fifty employees worldwide, with over $38,000,000.00 in venture capital raised. In case that isn't impressive enough for you, Simon would soon after that leave his company, challenging himself to do it all again with his second venture. This time, all by himself. We're joined this week by Simon, the founder of both LeadPages and his newest company, ConvertPlayer, to discuss all things partnership, entrepreneurship, scaling, generating venture capital, creating revenue, and maximizing efficiency and output with large teams. We discuss his fundamental output that translates to exponential growth. We cover what makes a great co-founder, and what to look for in your initial hires. We even chat about how to handle operations when being remote. You're in for a treat this week, #PawdcastNation, as we bring you Episode 039 of #thePawdcast, with Simon Payne, straight from Prague! ConvertPlayer Website: https://convertplayer.com LeadPages Website: https://www.leadpages.net Simon Payne’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/SimonPrague Listen to this episode on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-pawdcast/id1071470844?mt=2 Listen to this episode on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/pawdcast/episode-039-simon-payne-convertplayer-leadpages Listen to this episode on ChopDawg.com: http://chopdawg.com/podcast/episode-039-simon-payne-convertplayer-leadpages About #thePawdcast — Discussing all things entrepreneurship, startups, creativity, businesses, innovations, self-awareness and everything in-between. Hosted by Joshua Davidson, Eddie Contento, and Dan DiGangi. Brought to you by ChopDawg.com. Episode Background Music Provided by BenSound.com. #thePawdcast Theme Song Provided by the talented Eddie Contento of ChopDawg.com.

In episode 165 we sit down with Simon Payne the co-founder of Lead Pages to discuss how they got started, their process for scaling, and his reasons for exiting the company.

http://www.tropicalmba.com/claycollins/ Several weeks ago, Dan and Ian spoke with Simon Payne about his experiences as the technical co-founder of LeadPages, the number one landing page software on the web, and his decision to leave that company to pursue a new venture called ConvertPlayer. A few days after that episode aired, we were contacted by one of the other founders of that company, Clay Collins, who wanted to come onto the show and talk about one of his favorite things in life: marketing technology. We jumped at the chance to talk to Clay about his company's growth, why they decided to seek venture capital, and a whole lot more.

http://www.tropicalmba.com/convertplayer/ Like all entrepreneurs, Dan and Ian have fantasized about putting their ideas out on the internet and making millions of dollars. Today's guest has actually done that. Simon Payne is the co-founder of Leadpages, the industry standard software in creating landing pages for websites. Dan and Ian originally met Simon in the Philippines, around the time that they were forming the Dynamite Circle. In this episode, you'll hear how that original meetup influenced Simon, as well as the true story of how Leadpages was formed, and what the future has in store for Simon.

In this episode recorded at the Australian nationals we chat to Bora Gulari and Simon Payne.

We chat to Simon Payne on the Beach and reveal 1,2,3 for heat 1.