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Enjoy this recording of our LA Comic Con panel about the 25th anniversary of Galaxy Quest! This bonus episide is also available on YouTube with images from the slideshow! Panel description: Let's celebrate 25 years of Galaxy Quest with behind the scenes stories from creatives who worked on the movie, including ILM model maker Fon Davis. He'll be joined by fans who were inspired by Galaxy Quest in their own creative work, including Erin Macdonald, the science advisor for the current Star Trek shows, and Jack Bennett, the director of “Never Surrender,” a documentary about making the movie. Moderated by science writer Melissa T. Miller. By Grabthar's Hammer, what a panel! Stan Winston Studio Galaxy Quest "Making of Images" courtesy of the Stan Winston Studio Archives Learn to create your own alien makeups, costumes, and puppets with Hollywood's master FX artists at Stan Winston School of Character Arts: www.stanwinstonschool.com

ICYMI: Hour Three of ‘Later, with Mo'Kelly' Presents – An in-depth conversation with friend of the program Fon Davis; creative director at Fonco Studios, celebrity judge on ABC's BattleBots, and instructor at the Stan Winston School, who joins the program to preview his new educational series on technology in fabrication with the Stan Winston School; as-well-as his new ‘LEGO Bot Battles program with the Grant Imahara STEAM Foundation - on KFI AM 640…Live everywhere on the iHeartRadio app

ICYMI: ‘Later, with Mo'Kelly' Presents – An in-depth conversation with friend of the program Fon Davis; creative director at Fonco Studios, celebrity judge on ABC's BattleBots, and instructor at the Stan Winston School, who joins the program to preview his new educational series on technology in fabrication with the Stan Winston School; as-well-as his new ‘LEGO Bot Battles program with the Grant Imahara STEAM Foundation - on KFI AM 640…Live everywhere on the iHeartRadio app

For more of my work visit me on instagram at http://www.instagram.com/davidminiatures or my website https://www.davidminiatures.com   Special thanks to my guest on this episode Fon Davis Creative director and founder of Fonco, Instructor at The Stan Winston School and an alumn of the Industrial Light and Magic Model Shop, Fon has worked on feature films such as Star Wars, The Matrix, Terminator, Mission Impossible, and Jurassic Park franchises.   Check him out on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fonhdavis/ https://www.instagram.com/foncostudios/   Big thanks to Episode sponsor: https://ninestepsind.com/   All the tools and materials I use can be found on Amazon: USA: https://www.amazon.com/shop/davidminiatures Canada: https://www.amazon.ca/shop/davidminiatures   Shout out to Joe Gaudet for the Voice over for the logo sting! https://direct.me/joegaudet

Sahlah Tepes is an SFX artist, located in Northwest Arkansas.  A lifelong curiosity about how movie monsters are made and working in a haunted house in 2014 were the spark that ignited the flame.  A forever-student with the Stan Winston School of Character Arts, Sahlah has been making costumes and creatures for both individuals, as well as movies which include Voorhees: Night of the Beast, Voorhees: After the Beast, Rotten and Inthralled.  Sahlah has her personal company, Spellbinding FX and is half of another company with her partner, Paris Richardson, Cryptic Sisters FX, also based in NWA. Instagram: Spellbinding FXCryptic Sisters FXMovies:Voorhees, Night of the BeastVoorhees, After the BeastStan Winston School of Character Arts 

Monster Maker Tristian TrisRex Johnson was born and raised on the South Side of Chicago, where he was enamored by horror/sci-fi films, comics, and action figures at an early age. He's most known for his dark and dramatic take on well-known DC Comics characters paired with horror elements such as his take on Swamp Thing titled “The Green” and 2021's terrifying Red Lantern titled “Lord Atrocitus” which received high praise in Stan Winston School of Character Arts's Halloween contest. His cinematic and highly detailed style has landed him on the cover of Cosplay Alliance Magazine and appearances on Cinema Makeup School, Dread Central, DC Comics, Shortboxed and many others. TrisRex describes his work as “a wearable journal for what I'm experiencing in life” as his therapeutic journey quickly turned into a monstrous passion which can be seen in his reimagining of Patrick Gleason's Hellbat Armor from 2014's Batman and Robin #33.Through his exploration of vintage practical FX paired with modern cosplay, he uses his platform to share tools and techniques to help the cosplay community embrace their own inner monster. When TrisRex is not bringing nightmares to life he works as an Analyst and enjoys spending quality time with his wife and reptilian children.The Truth In This ArtThe Truth In This Art is a podcast interview series supporting vibrancy and development of Baltimore & beyond's arts and culture. Mentioned in this episode:TrisRex To find more amazing stories from the artist and entrepreneurial scenes in & around Baltimore, check out my episode directory. Stay in TouchNewsletter sign-upSupport my podcastShareable link to episode ★ Support this podcast ★

Inebri-Art went to in Taunton where Andy talked to about his history in T.V., working with the Henson family, teaching at the Stan Winston School, and maintaining consistent quality on a long-term project. This is a re-release of episode 58, from October 2017. Intro music is "String Anticipation" by Cory Gray.

  Composer, director, writer, animator (and many more things) Nicole Russin-McFarland joins The Film Scorer Podcast! But, Nicole didn't come alone; joining her is voice actor Christopher Andrew Norris, a frequent collaborator of Nicole's (though those of you with deft ears might notice a third guest - Nicole's cat - who makes some infrequent background appearances...). We discuss their working relationship and process, spanning several dozen radio plays that the two have put together, and both of their . In addition, we cover topics like accessibility and discrimination issues in film and film music, the AWAL music program, UJAM's virtual instruments, and the Stan Winston School for film effects and vfx (among many other things).   Much of Nicole's music, including her many collaborations with Chris, are available digitally on all platforms. Find out more about Nicole on her website and more about Chris on his website.   This was only my third interview with multiple guests, but the first one where they both called in from different locations. A lot to handle, to be sure, but also a lot of fun! And I think the fun carries over into the interview itself.  

A glimpse at what the entire film could have been. Jurassic Park 3's aviary sequence gets so many things right, including the proper amount of suspense with carefully placed buildup of tension. Why does it work so well? How difficult was it to film someone walking around set wearing a Pteranodon costume? Is Grant a jerk? Let's discuss. Follow @stuckonsorna on Twitter and Instagram. Email StuckOnSorna@gmail.comGuests on this episode:Stan Winston's John Rosengrant (co-founder of Legacy Effects)Stan Winston's Mark VinielloStan Winston's David MonzingoBrad Jost, The Jurassic Park PodcastSteven Ray Morris, the See Jurassic Right podcastTom Fishenden, @Tom_Jurassic on Twitter/IGAnthony Feliciano, @TheAntFeliciano on TwitterJames Ronan, @JurassicJames1 on TwitterBri, host of the NEO Jurassic Podcast, @NeoJurassic on TwitterDP Shelly JohnsonProduction Designer Ed Verreaux Artist Jack JohnsonAlso, follow Legacy Effects @legacyeffects and Stan Winston School @stanwinstonschool on Instagram 

20 years later and still recovering from the death of the t-rex. Bold filmmaking or pure nonsense? We discuss the spino vs t-rex fight and the challenges facing the crew when trying to film the sequence.  Other highlights include a Spielberg encounter, Joe Johnston up in a tree, and maybe we'll hear about an earlier draft of JP3...maybe. Follow @stuckonsorna on Twitter and Instagram. Email StuckOnSorna@gmail.com Guests on this episode:Artist Ricardo Delgado, @Delgadosaurus on TwitterStan Winston's John RosengrantStan Winston's Mark VinielloStan Winston's David MonzingoILM's Anthony ShaferBrad Jost, The Jurassic Park PodcastSteven Ray Morris, the See Jurassic Right podcastTom Fishenden, @Tom_Jurassic on Twitter/IGCaleb Burnett, @CalebComposed on Twitter/IGDP Shelly JohnsonEditor Robert DalvaAD Artist RobinsonArt Director Doug MeerdinkScript Supervisor Brenda WachelArtist John BellArtist Jack JohnsonAlso, follow Legacy Effects @legacyeffects and Stan Winston School @stanwinstonschool on Instagram!

Episode 11 with Fon DavisIn his three decade career, Fon Davis has worked on over 40 feature films, countless music videos, commercials, TV shows and other projects As an alumnus of the Industrial Light and Magic's Model Shop, Fon has worked on Starship Troopers, Galaxy Quest, and Pearl Harbor feature films, as well as the Star Wars, Terminator, Mission Impossible, and Jurassic Park franchises. In addition to his work in visual effects, Fon has also worked in several art departments on Disney's The Nightmare Before Christmas, James and the Giant Peach, Christmas Carol, Mars Needs Moms, Laika Entertainment's Coraline and Warner Brothers The Matrix series.More recently, Fon worked on Interstellar, Guardians of the Galaxy, and Neill Blomkamp's Elysium. Fon is currently a creative director at Fonco Studios, a celebrity judge on ABC's BattleBots, an instructor at the Stan Winston School, on shows including SuperFan Builds, Nerd Alert, Cake Masters, Starter Kit, Painter's Guild, and Adam Savage's Tested. Fon is also a content creator and public speaker, frequently using his broad knowledge in entertainment and visual storytelling to share his experience and knowledge with the world.Fon has actively participated and supported the education, VFX, SPFX, robotics, 3d printing, maker and geek culture communities through his work with disadvantaged youth programs, conventions around the world, the Visual Effects Society, Dwayne Johnson's Dwanta Claus organization, Glendale Unified School District, The Wounded Warrior Project, Expression College, Make: Magazine, The Make a Wish Foundation, Magic Wheelchair, and much more.About The Callsheet:After two decades working in and around Hollywood, I've met some incredible people with unique stories of how they made it. Listen in as I chat with Directors, Writers, Producers, DPs, Creators and Designers of all the films and tv that you know and love. For the latest updates on the podcast, follow me on instagram @thatdirectoraj or join our new facebook page under the same nameCallsheet theme by Evan BrauAbout the Host:Born in Flint, Michigan, A.J. Wedding created his first film in the 5th grade which helped push public opinion toward the first recycling program the city had ever seen. Realizing the power of filmmaking, he was hooked. After earning a B.F.A. from Western Michigan University, A.J. began reading scripts for Cruise/Wagner Productions at Paramount. He volunteered for every production he could, learning from the pros about producing, cinematography, lighting, directing, VFX and even ended up in front of the camera. He spent a great deal of time editing, including trailers for blockbuster films and pro-bono work for charities such as A Leg to Stand On. Eventually he was able to direct, and sold the series Infamous which he co-wrote with Craig Bonacorsi. A.J. has just launched Orbital Studios, a virtual production studio in Los Angeles. @orbitalvirtualstudiosajwedding.com

In our first real interview we talk to Ted Haines and Ilona Muschenetz, partners in crime, fabricators of props, costumes and walk arounds in the movie industry, TV and various other visual entertainment. Having worked on everything from Kia’s hamsters to Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Jingle All the Way to the Mandalorian, Ted is a master of foam craft. Ted and Ilona worked together at Legacy Effects and argue about which one swept who off whose feet. Needless to say, they’re a dynamic duo. Knowing Ted from The Stan Winston School of Character Arts many years back, this is a nice catch up for both James and Derek with their old teacher. Check out Ted on Facebook at Ted Haines, Foam Fabricatorand on Instagram at foamfabber

Find u online a www.jurassicparkpodcast.com Welcome to The Jurassic Park Podcast! In episode 239, we head to the tower, boost the signal and relay all the latest news and community topics inside The Jurassic Wire! Aaron Beyer returns to discuss Dodgson’s return, Jurassic World: Dominion’s safety protocols, Jurassic World: The Movie Exhibition, Mattel’s latest offerings, Dennis Nedry Exclusives, Stan Winston School reveals and more! Sit back, relax and ENJOY this episode of The Jurassic Park Podcast!     Don’t forget, we are running a charity drive for Color of Change. You can donate and also enter yourself to win prize packs and a chance to be on The Jurassic Wire with Brad and Aaron. Please visit the link to donate and have a chance at some cool prizes.   This Episode’s Contributor: Aaron Beyer Be sure to check out all their links and work by clicking through!   Don't forget to give our voicemail line a call at 732-825-7763! Share this post and comment below! Enjoy.

On this episode of the Wicked Wednesdays podcast Tesia talks about going to the Stan Winston school, the cute baby Yoda from The Mandalorian, and all those Holiday vibes.www.dewbackdiscussion.net

So you don't think Alex and Trevor have all the answers???? Boy are you....right! In this episode, the intrepid duo share their favorite flimmaking learnin' sites, from editing, to VFX, to lighting, if you want to dive deeper into any aspect of filmmaking, Alex and Trevor will tell you their favorite sites to do so. Plus, what awesome new filmmaking gadgets were revealed at CES this year? In this episode, we discuss: Masterclass (https://www.masterclass.com)MZed (https://www.mzed.com/)Shane's Inner Circle (https://ic.hurlbutvisuals.com/join-the-inner-circle/)Mixing Light (https://mixinglight.com/)Color Grading Central (https://www.colorgradingcentral.com/)Cinema Sound (https://www.cinemasound.com/)Good In A Room (https://goodinaroom.com/)Hollywood Camera Work (https://www.hollywoodcamerawork.com/)Film Editing Pro (https://www.filmeditingpro.com/)Allan McKay (https://www.allanmckay.com/)Video Copilot (https://www.videocopilot.net)Gnomon (https://www.thegnomonworkshop.com/)FXPHD (https://www.fxphd.com/)Stan Winston School (https://www.stanwinstonschool.com/)Film Specific (https://filmspecific.com/)Kodak Cinematography Courses (https://www.amazon.com/Kodak-Cinematography-Lighting-Comparative-McAlphine/dp/B00CLX0PYU - Free with Amazon Prime)   WHAT'S COOL Lexar 1 TB SD card (https://nofilmschool.com/1TB-SD-Card-Lexar)Sharp 8K video camera (https://nofilmschool.com/Sharp-8K-Video-Camera)Nvidia Max-Q Laptops (https://nofilmschool.com/Nvidia-Video-Editing-Laptops)Al Pacino Hunting Nazis in Jordan Peele's 'The Hunt' (https://www.slashfilm.com/the-hunt/)DJI Smart Controller (https://www.cinema5d.com/dji-smart-controller-built-ultra-bright-hd-screen-announced/)Sandisk 4TB Flash Drive (https://www.theverge.com/circuitbreaker/2019/1/8/18174334/sandisk-prototype-4tb-flash-drive-largest-ever-ces-2019)     Talk to us! Join Fearless Filmmakers, a community of independent filmmakers taking the industry by the horns: https://www.fearlessfilmmakers.com     P.S. Don't forget to subscribe to our show on iTunes, Google, Stitcher, Spotify, TuneIn, or iHeartRadio  

Connor Asher discusses how to start a business as a puppeteer. He talks about why he decided to start his own business and the different ways that he makes money through his puppet shows, teaching classes, and working on commercials. He also explains how he creates custom puppets and shares his design questionnaire that he sends to clients. Be sure to download it in the show notes at the bottom of this episode. For 8 years, Connor has been delighting audiences with his humorous puppet shows through Creventive Puppet Company. He performs over 100 shows a year for libraries, schools, and camps throughout the U.S. He joined the Puppeteers of America in 2014, and attended regional and national festivals which opened his eyes to many forms of puppetry and a community of puppet professionals and enthusiasts. Connor studied animation at the Illinois Institute of Art Chicago and in 2015 learned creature fabrication from the Stan Winston School of Character Arts. He is currently the President of the Chicagoland Puppetry Guild and his mission and passion with Creventive Puppet Company is to create original, quality puppet theater for children and their families. Show Notes: Download the Custom Puppet Design Questionnaire https://wellattended.com/blog/080-starting-a-business-as-a-puppeteer/ Creventive Studios - http://www.creventivestudios.com/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/Creventive/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/creventive/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/ConnorAsher Puppeteers of America - https://www.puppeteers.org/ Union Internationale de la Marionnette - https://www.unima.org/en/

On this episode of The Bonus Material Podcast, Thom Carnell & Langley J West talk with Stan Winston School of Character Arts Co-Founder and actor, Matt Winston.

Its a cross over with a guest! Join host Dakota Morgan and host Kyle Erwin from the Backyard Space Opera podcast as we talk to Erich Grey Litoff, the co-founder of the Stan Winston School for Character Arts as we talk about the school, his charity foundation Magic Wheel Chair and all the good work they do. Subscribe for more. Instagram: @dakota_morgan97  Twitter: @dakotamorgan3

Filmworld is back with new episodes as we are joined by Kyle Erwin from Backyard Space Opera Podcast as we talk about the fantastic cinema school, Stan Winstons school of Character Arts! Subscribe for more episodes. Instagram: @dakota_morgan97  Twitter: @dakotamorgan3

Rob Burman is a damned nice fella and kindly took some time to share some of his wisdom, and we are all grateful he did. Thanks, Rob!     If you don't know the name 'Burman' then you must be pretty new to the FX world, because frankly the name is as synonymous with makeup and practical effects as The Rolling Stones is to music. (The blog post to accompany this podcast is at http://www.learnmakeupeffects.com/rob-burman/)  ) Rob is a third generation Burman, and the name is found in the credits of some of the most well-known horror and Sci-Fi movies ever shot. Being from the Burman legacy doesn't get you a free ride though - this guy has forgotten more than many will know and has a hefty list of credits to prove it. I mean, he worked on The Thing for crying out loud… …and T2… …and Tremors… …if this doesn't mean anything to you, then we can't be friends. Just sayin'…. Even more, he regularly teaches as a guest tutor, demonstrates at trade shows like IMATs where he regularly blows everyone away with his larger-than-life characters (check out the 'Carl' makeup based on the Pixar movie 'UP') and has some excellent lessons on the Stan Winston School for Character Arts. Known as a great sculptor and teacher, he also has extensive experience with foam latex, which is what we focus mostly on in our podcast. Silicone has been the poster boy material for prosthetics for a while now, and it is an excellent material for prosthetics.  However, foam is not such a squeaky wheel, and as such doesn't get the oil. It never went away, and because of the skill and equipment involved in it's manufacture, many makeup schools don't cover it nearly as much as they should. Rob has taught the manufacture and use of foam latex extensively, and his new laboratory workshops are certainly worth checking out if you are serious about FX! Check it out at Rob Burman's Laboratory! Also, if you need pieces (but aren't in a position to make them' then check out Rubberwear, an extensive catalogue of ready-made appliances. Rob is always busy working on something, so we were incredibly fortunate to have Todd grab him for an interview where he drops wisdom bombs like they were going out of style. Seriously, grab a coffee, download and listen to this guy because it's worth every minute! As always, we like it when people say nice things about us, so if you enjoy the podcast then please share it with a friend, like us on Facebook and if you can, leave a short review on iTunes. Doesn't need to be a lengthy paragraph, just a few words to show your support, let us know who is listening and it tells iTunes that we have an active community. We are also on Souncloud, Google Play Music, Stitcher and iHeartRadio to name but a few - you can listen online or download to listen on a drive to work or walking the dog. Or whatever animal you may need to walk around the block. Also you can email us directly on stuartandtodd@gmail.com! Thanks for stopping by! Stuart & Todd

In episode 35 of our podcast (the first episode under our new name!) Jack, Chris and Ryan introduce our new website before interviewing Matt Winston who runs the Stan Winston School of Character Arts! Stan Winston School: http://www.stanwinstonschool.com Podcast: http://www.jurassicoutpost.com/podcast Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/jurassicoutpost Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/jurassicoutpost Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/jurassic_outpost

We near the end of Horrortober with the latest Kulturecast to pay tribute to horror legend Wes Craven with his final entry into the story of Freddy Krueger: Wes Craven's New Nightmare. The film features Heather Langenkamp playing a herself as she is coerced, by director Wes Craven and a demonic entity that has taken the form of Freddy, to play Nancy Thompson one more time. It's a meta-take on the classic franchise, and an interesting entry as well. We also speak with Matt Winston, son of special effects maven Stan Winston, who plays Chuck in the film.As always, you can follow Chris Stachiw on Twitter at @KultureStach, John Lein at @Johnlein1, Zach Wickwire at @kulturezached, Marc Hall at @decisivepumpk1n and Kulture Shocked at @KultureShocked. Make sure to check out the Stan Winston School here. You can also subscribe to the Kulturecast on iTunes here. Also, don't forget to check out our official Facebook page for news, upcoming reviews, contests, and new content.

Spoiler alert! who would go to a dinosaur petting zoo? dinosaur movies must star children to be accessible, holes everywhere, the artist is known as Prince again, the original t-rex is the hero, eff the book, dinos eating people is important, the movie was light on blood, rainbow colored blood, is the Marvel Cinematic Universe humancentric? why are the Marvel Asgardians all right with the Collector's collection? comic reading club will feature Locke & Key Volume 1, The Wrenchies is a long and meandering graphic novel but also an interesting read, another Indie book called the Doctors interested CJ, the afterlife may not be anchored in religion, where does the soul live? the Mothers talk tools used in their shop, circular saws versus table saws, concrete countertops, shop talk, mouth plate building, Luman Coad's Marionette Source Book, buying infromation, Stan Winston School's video courses, BJ Guyer's puppet courses highly recommended, puppetters are the most supportive people on the internet, art critiques can be cruel, Hollywood agents can be crueler, the French Onion puppet plans may include eyes, Killer Tomatoes didn't have eyes, Fuzzy was the best, mechs for operating a mouth off camera, maybe make French Onion plushies, plans on the website for background designs, Limited edition Lemon Twist Oreos, The Mothers try the cookies on air, the guys figure they have to try all the Oreos again because they forgot the milk test, shout out to Fiverr and a new theme song impending, subcontracting to more talented artists, gathering Mothers together to perform, where do the colorful puppets fit in? innapropriate Christmas carols.

Fantastic Four Ultimates and superhero Zombies, Stan Winston School is awesome, Jack of all trades, the ten thousand hour rule, trying to clean the podcast, Peepshow Menagerie's Wonders of Burlesque at the Fais Dodo, some people are oldsters not hipsters, shout out to all the performers on the bill, nerdbait burlesque shows, CJ embraces the nerdbait because it means he doesn't have to pretend to be into cars or boats, nerdbait marketing, nerdrage and nerd jealousy, sometimes we can't tell the difference between Black Widow and Catwoman, missed comic con tickets, San Diego International Comic Conc exhibitor Small Press table cost at 2014 was $400 and for 2015 is $500, they Mothers talk about attending Comikaze as Small Press this year, have to change the pirate puppet's name, CJ might put his face on a giant banner - scary!, the Desperate Mothers logo on a banner, podcasting at the show, Jack may be able to attend his Field of Drafts festival this year, hundreds of listeners enjoy the podcast (if you count repeats), and hidden gems in embarrassing broadcasts.

On this episode of CreatureGeek, Frank and I welcome Matt Winston of the Stan Winston School of Character Arts. We talk a lot about the school, growing up around such iconic makeup and designs. Matt also shares Len's real name for the first time on any podcast.

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