Podcasts about star wars identities

Stōkt Podcast EP ( 028 ) C'est un gag, mais pas tant - Gaëtan Namouric (Taxi, BBR, Perrier Jablonski) nous rappelle les bases de la créativité à l'ère des réseaux sociaux, où peu importe le format, gagner l'attention des gens est la base la plus universelle du métier de communicateur. Véritable « trailblazer » du Web (il a été dans les premiers à coder et vendre des publicités Web dans les années 1990), il fait son nom à Montréal avec des clients comme Burger King, SICO, Star Wars Identities, Ubisoft, Loto-Quebec, FIFA et McDonald's, pour ne nommer que ceux-là. Aujourd'hui à la tête de sa propre équipe de stratèges chez Perrier Jablonski, il trouve sa voie : celle de ne pas avoir de solution pré-faite pour les clients, histoire d'en trouver une avec eux. Un « deep dive » dans les aspects qu'on aborde moins souvent sur le terrain : Y'a-t-il une crise des agences à Montréal? Y'a-t-il un avenir sur TikTok? Y'a-t'il de la place pour les petits joueurs au Québec? Y'a-t-il quelque chose d'intéressant qui va sortir de cette entrevue-là? Une seule manière de savoir. Instagram : @perrierjablonski ---- Le Stōkt Podcast - Turbo Stōkt Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/wearestokt/ Tiktok : https://www.tiktok.com/@wearestokt Youtube : https://youtube.com/@wearestokt Vous pouvez supporter le Stōkt Podcast en vous abonnant à notre Patreon patreon.com/user?u=98272248 ---- Le Podcast est présenté par Matéina Infusions de Yerba Maté bio - en feuilles et en prêt-à-boire Utilise le code ---- STOKT15 ---- et obtient 15% de rabais sur ta prochaine commande mateina.ca - drinkmateina.com ---- Vous pouvez suivre nos animateurs sur les différents réseaux sociaux Jay Nadeau Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/jay_ndeau/ Tik Tok : https://www.tiktok.com/@jay_ndeau Dom Faucher Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/domfaucher/ Van Life Sagas Youtube : https://www.youtube.com/@vanlifesagas Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/vanlife.sagas/ TikTok : https://www.tiktok.com/@vanlife.sagas Le Shed - Atelier Créatif Youtube : https://www.youtube.com/@leshedateliercreatif Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/leshed_ateliercreatif/ TikTok : https://www.tiktok.com/@leshed_ateliercreatif ---- Pour collaborations, location de studio et tout autres demandes : dom.faucher@stokt.ca

Depuis la fin de ses études en scénographie en 1991, Caroline Ross développe des outils technologiques (recherche et développement) qui lui permettent d'étudier, d'expérimenter et d‘amener toujours plus loin le potentiel dramaturgique et scénographique de la lumière. Elle a crée en tant qu'artiste et directrice artistique, des installations et des performances: Miroir/Mirror (2008), Arbre (2008), Fragments (2006), The Sight Tower (2003) et Lumens (2000). Son travail personnel a été présenté dans plusieurs événements internationaux comme le Mois Multi de Québec, Temps d'images à l'Usine C de Montréal, le Carrefour international de théâtre de Québec, le Festival Free Fall de Toronto et la Quadriennale de Prague. De 1993 à 2007, Caroline Ross a assuré la codirection artistique des Productions Recto-Verso, compagnie de création en arts multidisciplinaires. De 2000 à 2008, elle cofonde et assure la codirection artistique du Mois Multi, festival international d'arts multidisciplinaires et électroniques. Caroline Ross a acquis rapidement une vision et une compréhension large et globale du milieu artistique des arts vivants par son implication dans les trois mandats inhérents des Productions Recto-Verso soit la gestion de deux salles de spectacle, la production et la diffusion d'œuvres singulières originales et l'organisation et la diffusion d'un festival international. En 30 ans, Ross a collaboré comme concepteur d'éclairage, à la création de plus de 250 productions, auprès de metteurs en scène réputés. Elle collabora avec Pol Pelletier, Brigitte Poupart, Marie Gignac, Alice Ronfard, Stéphane Crête, Martine Baulne, Olivier Normand et Martin Genest. Son éclairage conçu pour Les Chaises au TNM, collaboration avec le metteur en scène, Fredérick Dubois, à remporté le PRIX DU MEILLEUR ÉCLAIRAGE AU TNM- PRIX DU PUBLIC-2018.De nombreuses expositions internationales et nationales, auxquelles Caroline Ross a créé la lumière, se sont distinguées telles Star Wars Identities de Lucasfilm, Corps Rebelles au Musée de la civilisationde Québec PRIX AUDIOVISUEL ET MULTIMÉDIA TÉLÉ-QUÉBEC , Danser Joe de Moment Factory MÉDAILLÉ D'OR PAR LE COMITÉ INTERNATIONAL DES TECHNOLOGIES DES MUSÉES À L'INTERNATIONAL, Hommage à la lenteur au Biodôme de Montréal, Être Augustines au Monastère des Augustines de Québec GRAND PRIX DU DESIGN et plus récemment L'ÉVÉNEMENT DE L'ANNÉE pour l'expérience Terra Lumina de Moment Factory. Caroline Ross a également collaboré avec plusieurs chorégraphes de renom dont Louise Bédard, Hélène Langevin, Isabelle Van Grimde, Roger Sinha et Annie Gagnon Sur la scène musicale, sa conception d'éclairage du spectacle Le Voyage d'Hiver du chanteur Keith Kouna lui a valu leFÉLIX DE LA CONCEPTION D'ÉCLAIRAGE DE L'ANNÉE 2015 à l'ADISQSoutenez ce podcast http://supporter.acast.com/lueur. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Glenn van Zutphen and award-winning author Neil Humphreys are joined by Laela French, Director of Archives, Lucas Museum of Narrative Art to discuss the upcoming STAR WARS™ Identities in Singapore at the ArtScience Museum, Marina Bay Sands and what her past 20 years of working closely with the Star Wars production team was like. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In our final episode of 2018, we take a peek at the presents Lucasfilm has placed under the tree for 2019!There's plenty we can't wait to unwrap in 2019, and we're getting a head start this episode with our Episode IX predictions; a look ahead at The Mandalorian and Cassian Andor; and Galaxy's Edge and Star Wars Celebration hype!Finally, we look even further into the future to consider the big question — will there be a new Star Wars movie in 2020?Thanks for listening — we wish all of you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, and we'll see you in 2019!

Ons panel voor deze vierde aflevering is een gezonde mix van vast en nieuw. Anfie is nu co-host, Michiel profiteert dan weer van zijn vakantie om ons nogmaals te bezoeken en vooral jaloers te maken. Nieuw in ons panel is Louis, film en series buff binnen onze redactie, al heeft hij deze week zijn ogen maar op een scherm gericht: die van zijn switch. Anfie brengt ons wat bij over de Star Wars: Identities tentoonstelling, Michiel komt ons zijn boer-vrije Stardew Valley strategie uitleggen (en ons vooral goesting in het spel geven) en Louis legt ons in geuren en kleuren uit waarom de DLC's van zowel Splatoon 2 als Mario + Rabbids dik de moeite waard zijn. Debatteren doen we deze maand over de teasercultuur, ongeacht in welk medium. Want je kan maar zoveel pre-aankodigingen van teasers van trailers slikke voor ze je strot uitkomen, en als de film dan uitkomt heb je alles al in die trailers gezien. Hoeven we nog naar de cinema !? Links vinden jullie zoals steeds in het Geekster artikel

Sponsor Bunq, bank of the free Follow-up Hunted Bamboo Folio van Wacom Onderwerpen Onderzoek van The Register brengt een zwaar beveiligingslek in moderne processoren vroegtijdig naar buiten. “Chipocalypse now” volgens The Verge. “Onderzoekers publiceren kwetsbaarheden in moderne cpu’s van Intel, AMD en ARM”, kopte Tweakers vorige week over Meltdown en Spectre. Misschien wil je het toch iets meer technisch? Bij sommige PC’s kan de patch flinke prestatievermindering veroorzaken. Bloomberg deed ook het verhaal over de onderzoekers die dit probleem ontdekten. De techvoorspellingen en -wensen voor 2018 van het panel Tips Ruurd: met korting naar Star Wars Identities & Nerdland Maandoverzicht Toon: You Suck At Photoshop Floris: OLA Maarten: Hue Starter Pack White Aftershow Star Wars: Episode VIII -  The Last Jedi?

Mark was zo jaloers op Nils dat hij niet mee wilde doen met deze aflevering, Nils mocht namelijk vandaag op uitnodiging van Disney naar Utrecht om eerst naar STAR WARS™ Identities te gaan en daarna mocht hij naar de persvoorstelling van Star Wars: The Last Jedi. Uiteraard gaan we het daar over hebben in de review, maar we hebben ook ander nieuws, namelijk de eerste beelden van Dark Phoenix; this girl is on fire. De eerste echte trailer van Jurassic World: Fallen Kindom. Ryan Reynolds oefent zijn “pika pikaaa” voor zijn rol als Detective Pikachu in de life action Pokemon-film. Gotti wordt toch vertoont in de bioscoop en blijkt grootser te zijn dan iedereen had gedacht. En we hebben het over de eerste trailer van Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse. En naast Star Wars: The Last Jedi hebben we ook nog een aantal andere films die uit komen in de bioscoop. Vergeet je niet te abonneren op ons kanaal, laat een review achter en volg ons op Facebook: www.facebook.com/filmfanspodcast of stuur ons een mail naar filmfanspodcast@gmail.com.

Porgs are everywhere. The Last Jedi is still months away from release, but have we already had enough of these pesky puffins and is there more to them than meets the eye? Subjects discussed on the podcast this week include more Last Jedi speculation, some news regarding Battlefront 2, The Han Solo movie and Star Wars Legion. John talks about his recent visit to the Star Wars Identities exhibition and the lads also discuss Shadows Of The Empire in a little more detail. Hear how Jude's dad went mental with a lightsaber in the kitchen and find out just how much John's brother loves Star Wars (he's not gay though!!).

In this week's show Ant and Tom talk about a bunch of stuff. Ant and his Dad went to the Star Wars Identities exhibition in London and became a fighter pilot with The Force, ComicCon and D23 have happened , so there's various trailers for films and TV shows to talk about. Pokemon Go is still a thing, so much so that a weekend long festival in Chicago has been suffering from huge glitches and unhappy Pokemon Trainers not being able to take part in raids and other events the organisers have set up. We also hear about the 52-year-old British man who is still playing the game for four hours a day. Classic British game show, The Generation Game is coming back with Bake Off's Mel and Sue presenting, which sparks some excitement among the boys. Finally, mental health is covered after the tragic deaths of Chris Cornell, YouTuber Stevie Ryan and most recently Chester Bennington of Linkin Park. Get in touch with us: Twitter - @abhpod Facebook - facebook.com/abhpod Youtube - youtube.com/abhpodcast

In this week's show Ant and Tom talk about a bunch of stuff. Ant and his Dad went to the Star Wars Identities exhibition in London and became a fighter pilot with The Force, ComicCon and D23 have happened , so there's various trailers for films and TV shows to talk about. Pokemon Go is still a thing, so much so that a weekend long festival in Chicago has been suffering from huge glitches and unhappy Pokemon Trainers not being able to take part in raids and other events the organisers have set up. We also hear about the 52-year-old British man who is still playing the game for four hours a day. Classic British game show, The Generation Game is coming back with Bake Off's Mel and Sue presenting, which sparks some excitement among the boys. Finally, mental health is covered after the tragic deaths of Chris Cornell, YouTuber Stevie Ryan and most recently Chester Bennington of Linkin Park. Get in touch with us: Twitter - @abhpod Facebook - facebook.com/abhpod Youtube - youtube.com/abhpodcast

This week Geeky Brummie goes Interstellar... Ryan reports back from Star Wars Identities currently on at The O2 in London, we have another round of Why's it Rubbish? and We're joined in the Studio by polymath and all round great chap Carl Timms who fills us in on his current projects, 2Weeks2MakeItMidlands, his continuing success of his zombie short movie, Still, and his murder mystery play, Slaughterhouse. But wait, there's more! On our podcast extras, we talk about Social Media and Celebrities, Penguin Waifus, Asaparagus Praising, Unfortunate Corporate Hashtags, Retro Sweets, Angry Guy unleashes on inconsiderate staff and we all try FaceAPP Geeky Brummie Twitter- www.twitter.com/GeekyBrummie Like us on Facebook - www.facebook.com/GeekyBrummie Follow on Instagram - www.instagram.com/GeekyBrummie

This week Geeky Brummie goes Interstellar... Ryan reports back from Star Wars Identities currently on at The O2 in London, we have another round of Why's it Rubbish? and We're joined in the Studio by polymath and all round great chap Carl Timms who fills us in on his current projects, 2Weeks2MakeItMidlands, his continuing success of his zombie short movie, Still, and his murder mystery play, Slaughterhouse. But wait, there's more! On our podcast extras, we talk about Social Media and Celebrities, Penguin Waifus, Asaparagus Praising, Unfortunate Corporate Hashtags, Retro Sweets, Angry Guy unleashes on inconsiderate staff and we all try FaceAPP Geeky Brummie Twitter- www.twitter.com/GeekyBrummie Like us on Facebook - www.facebook.com/GeekyBrummie Follow on Instagram - www.instagram.com/GeekyBrummie

The IGN London contingent bring you a full week of awesome stuff on the latest podcast. Joe's reviewed Little Nightmares and wants YOU to know about it. Krupa & Gav gush about Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 as well as get a bit too excited about Iron Man's massive gun in Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite. Gav also takes in a bit of a culture at the Star Wars Identities exhibition in London "it's way less boring than a real museum and there's wookies".  There's a controversial fan submitted Keyword Countdown and as every we answer your lovely questions. 

Paul Bateman joins Jimmy Mac for a full review of the teaser trailer for STAR WARS: THE LAST JEDI. We go through the trailer shot-by-shot as Paul lends his artistic eye for a deep dive into the biggest footage to emerge from Star Wars Celebration Orlando. We also talk about the convention itself and Paul reviews the touring museum exhibit STAR WARS IDENTITIES, currently in London. 

This week we chat about meeting up with old friends, Our day out in London to meet Scott Sigler, and the rise in Boardgaming.Follow this link to download the mp3 file: Follow this link to the RSS to subscribe: Day In LondonStar Wars IdentitiesBoard Gaming

In this episode we discuss the newest casting news for the Han Solo movie and talk a bit of Episode VIII. The best part of this episode, though, is that we got to talk to Nick from London again! And this time his sister Sylvia joined us for a bit, too! As always, be sure to check our website for a more complete show guide. Leave us a comment there while you're at it! https://childrenoftheforce.com/2017/01/19/episode-58-nick-and-sylvia-and-woody-and-lumpy-and-a-soggy-rebel/We start the episode off singing various happy birthday songs to Liam. He’ll be 8 before our next episode! STAR WARSY STUFF [2:15]Liam and his friend Toby (who was a guest on episode 14 of Children of the Force!) had a sleepover and watched The Empire Strikes Back. Liam had Two observations and a question. Observation: There are no women pilots in Rogue Group on Hoth. Bummer. Observation: The Wampa scenes in the cave looked fake. Question: Did Wedge survive the original trilogy and does that mean he’s around during the sequel trilogy? We know he survived the OT, but we don’t know yet if he’s still kickin’ in the ST. I have a feeling we’ll get a definitive answer this February in Aftermath: Empire’s End. We revisit whether or not Saw laughed a lot in Rogue One. What do you think? Did he? Let us know at forcechildren@gmail.com We give a shout out to Martin Luther King Jr., since we recorded this episode on the holiday that honors him. NEWS [8:45] Woody Harrelson is coming to the Han Solo stand-alone film! We discuss that Yahoo story about John Knoll naming Jyn after some females in his life.  We got some Episode VIII tidbits from Rian Johnson via USA Today. “It’s not Star Wars without violence.” -Anna A CONVERSATION WITH NICK (and Sylvia) FROM LONDON [18:00]   Before Nick talks with us about his experience at the Star Wars Identities Exhibition, we talk with his sister, Sylvia, about female representation in Star Wars. We also sing her a birthday song!  After talking all about the Star Wars Identities exhibit, we talk with Nick about Rogue One and he brings up that deleted Unkar Plutt scene, the Rebels’ Darksaber reveal, and that small press release from Lucasfilm about not using a CGI Carrie Fischer in Episode IX.  JOKE [38:40]   Nick has a joke: What’s the popular music style on Dagobah? And I have a joke: What did Kanan say when Saw threw water on Hera?   Q&A COUNCIL [41:00]   Al asks: What was the most surprising thing about Rogue One for you? (By the way, you can let us know your answer via any of the methods listed at the end of these show notes.)   STUMP THE LUMP! [55:05]   Name one Zabrak Jedi. OUTRO [1:03:00]   Please connect with us in any of the following ways:  Leave us a voicemail: https://www.speakpipe.com/ChildrenoftheForce Twitter: @forcechildren Facebook: Children of the Force Email: forcechildren@gmail.com Website: www.childrenoftheforce.comThrow us some cash on Patreon at: https://www.patreon.com/childrenoftheforceThanks for listening, and may the Force be with you!

In episode 57 of Children of the Force, we get a special report from our London correspondent, Nick, about his journey to the Star Wars Identities exhibit! We also review the two-part Rebels episode, Ghosts of Geonosis. As always, check out the show guide on our website for more information, photos, video and all that good stuff: https://childrenoftheforce.com/2017/01/11/episode-57-identities-and-ghosts/We met our goal on Patreon! Special thanks to our patrons: Amy, Laura, Alethia, Nick, and Evan! STAR WARSY STUFF [3:30] Our yearly watch-through of all the Star Wars films is now complete! I surprise the kids by telling them that the floodgates are now open, and that they can watch them whenever they want. WHAT’S THAT SOUND? [8:15] The word, “Hope,” at the end of that one movie is taken from that other movie.  SPECIAL REPORT [13:00] Nick from London sends us a special report from the Star Wars Identities exhibit. Make sure you check out our website for Nick’s photos and the Identities biography of his character, Teekay! NEWS/CANON NEWS [31:20] A bit of information that slipped through the cracks until now, there’s going to be a Jyn Erso young adult novel coming out on May 2nd, along with the middle-grade novel about Baze and Chirrut. And in canon news, we talk about how some Separatists became members of the Rebel Alliance.REVIEW [38:30]For the rest of the episode, we review Ghosts of Geonosis part 1 and part 2. From Saw to Klik Klak, from Sabine to Brunson, and some of the things in between (including that grey area in between fighting toward a goal and fighting against better judgment). We also briefly discuss some highlights from that second-half-of-season-3-of-Rebels trailer.     OUTRO [1:02:45] Thanks for listening! Send us a voicemail or email us at forcechildren@gmail.com if you want to take part in the discussion or just give us some feedback. Thanks!

En este capítulo tenemos un contenido muy variado. Hablamos de la serie del verano Stranger Things, nos adentramos en el espacio más claustrofóbico con Dead Space, hablamos sobre la exposición de Star Wars Identities, nos pnemos nostálgicos con Mazinger Z y sintonizamos Radio Galaxy para escuchar a Three Dog, el locutor más famoso del Yermo

Endlich haben wir es geschafft, uns die Star Wars Identities Austellung in München anzuschauen.  Mit Lukas rede ich über unsere Eindrücke und Highlights. Andi und Felix, die Ihr schon aus vergangenen Folgen kennt, schalten wir später per Telefon dazu. Unter dem Motto „Welche Mächte formen uns?“ kann man in der Ausstellung, die nur noch bis […]

Teleknarz ist zurück auf der Straße. Im dritten Teil der Reihe „Teleknarz – On the Road“ (eigentlich Teil 2,75.. aber wir runden auf) verschlägt es unsere beiden redebedürftigen Helden nach Frankfurt zu den Epic Rap Battles of History und nach Köln zu Star Wars Identities. Themen: Teleknarz on the Road: Epic Rap Battles of History […]

Über drei Jahre ist es her, dass ich das erste Mal über die Star Wars Ausstellung “Identities” bloggte. Am vergangenen Dienstag habe ich es nun endlich auch geschafft, die Ausstellung zu besuchen, die bereits seit Mai im Odysseum in Köln zu sehen ist. Mein Blogkollege und Freund Alex Matzkeit von Real Virtuality war ebenfalls letzte […]

Lors cette 96e émission Dany, Henri, Sébastien et Raphaël discutent en profondeur du titre de l'épisode VII - Star Wars : The Force Awakens. Aussi au menu de l'émission, la fin du tournage principale de The Force Awakens, nos spéculations sur la sortie des bandes-annonces, le retour de jeux vidéo classiques de LucasArts, de la bande sonore de Clone Wars (saison 1 à 6), du rajeunissement de Star Tours à Disneyland Paris et de l'exposition Star Wars Identities qui se déroule actuellement à Lyon.

Still not ready to start series 6, but I must rant about Star Wars Identities, the iPhone, and the MythBusters Titanic episode! Click here to download!

The Travel Brigade Radio Show is off to Edmonton, “Canada’s Festival City,” for summer fun at the Folk Festival and Heritage Festival to give you a taste of festivals can be found here all year long. Learn about top family fun activities at Fort Edmonton Park, Jurassic Forest, Prairie Gardens and West Edmonton Mall. We’ll talk with Telus Science Centre about the upcoming Star Wars Identities Exhibition. Find out about fun and interesting ways to learn the history of Edmonton at Old Strathcona and Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village. We’ll also head outdoors for a trip to Elk Island National Park and talk about great places to stay such as Fantasyland Hotel and Fairmont Hotel MacDonald. As always, we’ll have “Hot Topics in Travel” and “He Said, She Said.”