Podcasts about stareable

Jenny welcomes Ajay Kishore, founder for STAREABLE FEST (the premier annual indie TV and web series festival in the US), as they discuss what it takes to make the leap from digital media to television, the obstacles and stigmas associated with creating for the internet as a career, and how Stareable Fest is building a web-to-TV pipeline for digital creators like Jenny and Joanna.https://www.stareable.com/

One only has to follow the news — Global Warming, Disaster Capitalism, Trump, Bullying, #MeToo, Ageism, Sexism, Racism, a Country Divided and Shrinking Middle Class — to see the consequences of a predatory society. STORMCHASER aims to explore these inflammatory issues by looking at both the noble ambitions and dog-eat-dog urges that make people so damn complicated, asking: How do we stop the storm of violence in our culture where we’re all complicit — even when we’re oppressed by forces that seem so much larger than ourselves? STORMCHASER has been selected by 45 festivals to date, and has won multiple Best Director, Best Short Film/Pilot, Best Screenplay, Best Cinematography, Best Acting/Best Ensemble Cast, Best VFX and Best Original Score Awards.

On this week's show, Broadway performer Charl Brown from the Doo Wop Project will join me. Plus, Ajay Kishore founder of  Stareable, a new platform that provides distribution of web series, and Samantha Stephens, the owner of the restaurant Oatmeals in the Village. Also, Nic Faitos founder of Starbright Floral Design shares information about an event he is involved with to benefit Fashion Fights Cancer. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode Stareable.com Founder/CEO Ajay Kishore talks about this year's Stareable Fest and what it means to go virtual. Show Theme by Christopher Gillard Hosted & Created by Jason Godbey --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/no-rest-for-the-weekend/support

On the show, Scott kicks off the Startup Showcase by breaking down some of the top stocks this week per YCharts. Scott talks in-depth about his top picks for the week which include Peleton, Netflix, Spotify and Sprout Social. Then, Managing Partner of Lightbank, Victor Pascucci III calls in to talk with Scott about how now […]

We sat down with Stareable's Bri Castellini to chat about Filmaking and Creating a Web-Series. Bri Castellini is the Community Director for Stareable, the largest community of web series creators, the host of Stareable's podcast Forget The Box, an adjunct professor for digital media at LIU-Brooklyn, and an award-winning independent filmmaker, known for the web series Brains (creator/star), Sam and Pat Are Depressed (creator/star), Relativity (executive producer), and Stray (producer), as well as the short film Ace and Anxious (writer/director). She has been described by collaborators as a "human bulldozer" and is honestly kind of flattered. BriCastellini.com Sam and Pat Are Depressed web series season 2 premieres March 25th. Season 2 trailer and season 1 episodes/info here: https://stareable.com/series/view/sam-and-pat-are-depressed Twitters: @BrisOwnWorld @Stareable  Please visit us on the socials as we'd love to hear from you!https://www.instagram.com/goguerillafilmwww.twitter.com/goguerillafilmgoguerillafilm@gmail.com

We sat down with Stareable's Bri Castellini to chat about Filmaking and Creating a Web-Series. Bri Castellini is the Community Director for Stareable, the largest community of web series creators, the host of Stareable's podcast Forget The Box, an adjunct professor for digital media at LIU-Brooklyn, and an award-winning independent filmmaker, known for the web series Brains (creator/star), Sam and Pat Are Depressed (creator/star), Relativity (executive producer), and Stray (producer), as well as the short film Ace and Anxious (writer/director). She has been described by collaborators as a "human bulldozer" and is honestly kind of flattered. BriCastellini.com Sam and Pat Are Depressed web series season 2 premieres March 25th. Season 2 trailer and season 1 episodes/info here: https://stareable.com/series/view/sam-and-pat-are-depressed Twitters: @BrisOwnWorld @Stareable  Please visit us on the socials as we'd love to hear from you!https://www.instagram.com/goguerillafilmwww.twitter.com/goguerillafilmgoguerillafilm@gmail.com

Bri and Chris are real life friends and depressed people and made a web series about two friends and depressed people called Sam and Pat. This is the trailer episode for a podcast where they go episode by episode through their web series to discuss the behind the scenes stories as well as the mental health topics introduced. Watch Sam and Pat season 1 on SeekaTV at Seeka.tv/samandpat or on Stareable at Stareable.com/series/view/sam-and-pat-are-depressed

Episode Breakdown:1:10 - “Stareable is an audience building platform for web series creators”3:45 - “The current distribution methods for web series creators are kind of lacking”5:45 - “Anyone who has an experience - can. All of the gatekeepers are busy doing something else”7:35 - “What our community is really trying to do is give creators or people who are interested in becoming creators, the resources and the knowledge they need, to take their destiny into their own hands”9:40 - “The bridge between writing and actually producing something you have written is a pretty long one and a pretty scary one, so a lot of people come to the Web Series community with a full script but they have no idea what to do with it”14:10 - “Every other week there is a new Web Series getting sold to Television”17:40 - “I think people still haven’t quite figured out what an internet only video landscape looks like”21:00 - “Every person has different talents, has different interests, has different things that they can offer the world, and so me trying to follow in Bernie Su’s footsteps isn’t going to do me any good - because I’m not Bernie Su”23:30 - “People are starting to understand that it’s not just a cute thing you do on the weekend with your friends, it’s a legitimate art form”

The four (4!) people behind Stareable spill all our secrets, from why we're not called Shareable, where we got our bright yellow theme, and what to look forward to as a member of our community in 2019. Thanks for an amazing 2 seasons of Forget The Box, and please keep in touch!   Stareable.com Community.Stareable.com Twitter.com/stareable   Podcast hosted by Bri Castellini. twitter.com/brisownworld

Join Abra Potkin (Verizon OATH), Keisha Zollar (The Opposition with Jordan Klepper), Daryn Strauss (Downsized), and Sinead Persaud (Shipwrecked Comedy) as they discuss the challenges and opportunities for women in all areas of the media landscape. Moderated by Kim Hoyos of The Light Leaks and sponsored by Bustle.

Audience building made easy! This panel, featuring Alex LeMay, Eugene Sun Park, and J. Sibley Law, originally took place at Stareable Fest 2018, and covers every possible aspect of audience building, from press, to social media, to supplementary content, and more. Find the full, unedited video version of this podcast at Facebook.com/Stareable

The program all about TV. Our guests: Bri Castellini, organizer of Stareable, the new television festival launching in New York later this month, and Nick Morton, co-creator of Halfway There, the best drama and audience award-winning pilot presented at SeriesFest 2018 last month in Denver.

Stareable is dedicated to helping creators make, market, and monetize amazing web series and independent television. But while we have historically done that through our blog and our creator forum, we’ve realized that we have so much more to offer. That’s why we’re launching our new podcast, Forget the Box. Each episode will feature an interview with a web series creator or industry expert who has successfully mastered a different aspect of the art, skill and, and tenacity that goes into making great TV. In honor of our new podcast, we’re running a CONTEST! If you review our podcast on iTunes and send us a screenshot to podcast@stareable.com, we’ll enter you into a drawing to win a bunch of amazing prizes, including a free ticket to Stareable Fest, a free “Forget the Box” t-shirt, and a $250 Amazon gift card. So start downloading immediately!

In this episode Jason Godbey talks with Community Director for Stareable.com, Bri Castellini, about how to build a community of collaborators and an audience. Hosted by Victoria Oliver

In this episode Jason Godbey, talks to Stareable.com CEO, Ajay Kishore aboutthe need for web series creators to cut through the noise and the future of the independent series. Hosted by Victoria Oliver

Welcome back to Nothing Sounds Like Dirt Episode 34. Elise & Lesley sit down with writer/filmmaker Bri Castellini. They discuss Stareable: a free community and catalogue for web series, her web series BRAINS, and how to deal with Trolls. www.bricastellini.com From Bri: I'm the Community Director for Stareable.com, a hub for web series discovery and reviews. I'm the creator, writer, producer, and star, among other things, of the award-winning comedic zombie web series Brains; the writer, director, producer, and editor of the award-winning short film Ace and Anxious; the creator, writer, producer, and co-star, among other things, of the upcoming web series Sam and Pat Are Depressed; the executive producer (among other things) for the sci fi time travel web series Relativity; and the producer and assistant director of the web series Stray.

This time we’re chatting with the founder of Stareable, Ajay Kishore. Stareable is a website that seeks to even the playing field so TV shows are considered on their merits, not their marketing budget. So if you are a web series/indie TV series creator or just someone looking for new TV shows to watch, then you’ll want to check out this episode.We talk about the origin and goals of Stareable, how it works, how you can submit your show, a few of Ajay’s favorite new shows, and more.GenreTainment is where Marx & Julie talk about what is happening in the world of film, TV and web series. We give you interviews with writers, directors, producers and actors in both independent and not-so-independent creations.Links:StareableStareable on Twitter: @stareableThe New Adventures of Brobot JohnsonShugs & FatsThe Gay and Wonderous Life of Caleb GalloGenreTainment on FacebookTelevision on the Wild Wild Web: How To Blaze Your Own TrailMarx on Twitter: @MrMarx See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This time we're chatting with the founder of Stareable, Ajay Kishore. Stareable is a website that seeks to even the playing field so TV shows are considered on their merits, not their marketing budget. So if you are a web series/indie TV series creator or just someone looking for new TV shows to watch, then you'll want to check out this episode. We talk about the origin and goals of Stareable, how it works, how you can submit your show, a few of Ajay's favorite new shows, and more. GenreTainment is where Marx & Julie talk about what is happening in the world of film, TV and web series.  We give you interviews with writers, directors, producers and actors in both independent and not-so-independent creations.   Links: Stareable Stareable on Twitter: @stareableco The New Adventures of Brobot Johnson Shugs & Fats The Gay and Wonderous Life of Caleb Gallo GenreTainment on Facebook Television on the Wild Wild Web: How To Blaze Your Own Trail Marx on Twitter: @MrMarx See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.