Podcast appearances and mentions of tanya musgrave

In case you missed the announcement, the Optimize Yourself podcast is currently on summer hiatus, but that doesn't mean we plan to leave you high and dry without engaging conversations that educate, motivate, and inspire you. We'll be back this fall with some significant changes and improvements to the show, but in the meantime… ...this week I'd like to share with you another interview I did last summer with Tanya Musgrave of The Practical Filmmaker, where we also discussed my viral article: Dear Hollywood: We Don't Want to Go Back to Normal. Normal Wasn't Working. In this interview we specifically talk about how to set boundaries for yourself and how reducing set hours can not only save our health and our sanity but even save productions money. I highly recommend Tanya's Practical Filmmaker podcast which can be found at thepracticalfilmmaker.com. And now without further adieu my The Practical Filmmaker interview with Tanya Musgrave. → Click here to go to the full interview page at The Practical Filmmaker podcast → Click here to go to The Practical Filmmaker home page

David George flips the mic and interviews your host, Tanya Musgrave, on producing, podcasting, and what happened to There to Here. 

Our guest for this episode is Tanya Musgrave, a professional filmmaker and podcaster (The Practical Filmmaker) with a passion for networking. As a graduate of Southern Adventist University’s film program, Tanya has seized and created many opportunities to broaden the Adventist filmmaker community. Tanya has a heart for empowering young filmmakers with resources and contacts that will boost their career paths. She’s here to talk about her journey as an Adventist filmmaker and lessons she’s learned along the way.  Follow Tanya’s podcast, The Practical Filmmaker, by visiting its website: https://thepracticalfilmmaker.com/ -- Register for the Sonscreen Film Festival by visiting https://sonscreen.com/.     

Our guest for this episode is Tanya Musgrave, a professional filmmaker and podcaster (The Practical Filmmaker) with a passion for networking. As a graduate of Southern Adventist University’s film program, Tanya has seized and created many opportunities to broaden the Adventist filmmaker community. Tanya has a heart for empowering young filmmakers with resources and contacts that will boost their career paths. She’s here to talk about her journey as an Adventist filmmaker and lessons she’s learned along the way.  Follow Tanya’s podcast, The Practical Filmmaker, by visiting its website: https://thepracticalfilmmaker.com/ -- Register for the Sonscreen Film Festival by visiting https://sonscreen.com/. 

There to Here: Film & Media Podcast is an educational podcast where pros talk nuts and bolts, and how they got started.Tanya Musgrave talks with industry experts and influencers as they share their journey in getting from there to here.Get the latest the There To Here: Film & Media Podcast sent to youFind more podcasts from CoLab INC Film & MediaFollow us on:FacebookInstagramLinkedInTwitterYouTube

How do you get your project onto Netflix?With a background in VFX and a Harvard Master's in Finance & Strategy, Netflix producer Jorge Garcia Castro shares ways filmmakers can get their projects sold.Listen to the latest episode of There to Here: Film & Media with Tanya Musgrave.Key Points:1:14 From Harvard To Hollywood4:30 Companies he's founded6:52 Starting at Netflix8:18 Working as a minority in Hollywood15:42 International Markets21:05 Buyout options23:16 Selling an indy film24:43 How much do you give up25:08 What to look out for in a sale26:40 New Media 28:12 How to get content onto Netflix36:42 Getting picked up by VOD28:30 Marking your film39:38 Virtual ProductionGet the latest the There To Here: Film & Media Podcast sent to you Find more podcasts from CoLab INC Film & Media Follow us on: Facebook Instagram LinkedIn Twitter YouTube

What if your passion isn't producing or directing? After film school, Cory worked in different departments on set, looking past the “typical” industry jobs that a lot of recent post-grads go for.Cory Maracle shares how he found his passion in the art department.  He is now the prop master for Hallmark's talk show Home & Family. Listen to Cory's there to here story with Tanya Musgrave.Key points::58- Shares how he got started4:15- What's his role on Home & Family11:43- How COVID impacted the show14:00- New guidelines for getting back to production16:23- Favorite place to find props20:13- The process for making props24:40- Changing set decor27:00- Best way to position yourselfGet the latest the There To Here: Film & Media Podcast sent to you Find more podcasts from CoLab INC Film & Media Follow us on: Facebook Instagram LinkedIn Twitter YouTube

$100M films or $50K films, Ralph does them both.Over the last 30+ years, Ralph Winter has produced Star Trek, the X-Men franchise, and Fantastic Four while also delving into micro-budget faith-based films such as Captive and Thr3e.He chats with Tanya Musgrave about his experience on big-budget films about the elements that have to be present for the success of small-budget films, and why big doesn't always mean success.Watch the full episodeGet the latest the There To Here: Film & Media Podcast sent to you Find more podcasts from CoLab INC Film & Media Follow us on: Facebook Instagram LinkedIn Twitter YouTube

Most below-the-line crew spends more time looking for their gigs instead of working on set; that's where an agent helps you find consistent work. When you have an agent, you can focus on your craft, not landing your next gig. Mike Wagner chats with Tanya Musgrave and shares how he connects below the line crew to film & TV productions. Listen to learn why you should consider having an agent, and what to look for.Watch the full episodeGet the latest the There To Here: Film & Media Podcast sent to you Find more podcasts from CoLab INC Film & Media Follow us on: Facebook Instagram LinkedIn Twitter YouTube

Tanya Musgrave chats with a panel of small business owners on how they are surviving the current crisis and looking to the future of how production will look as we return to "normal." Today's guest includes: Maranatha Hay of (Tower Films)Leif Ramsey (Pathfinder films)Bryan Fellows (Freelance Producer)Watch full interview Get the latest the There To Here: Film & Media Podcast sent to you Find more podcasts from CoLab INC Film & Media Follow us on: Facebook Instagram LinkedIn Twitter YouTube

What happens when you're going freelance in the midst of an economic crisis?Tanya Musgrave chats with David George, a university professor going freelance in cinematography.Watch the full interviewGet the latest the There To Here: Film & Media Podcast sent to you Find more podcasts from CoLab INC Film & Media Follow us on: Facebook Instagram LinkedIn Twitter YouTube

What's covid-life like for an NBC executive producer?Tanya Musgrave chats with Tom Wentworth, an executive producer at NBC partnership group. Tom shares the shift that is happening with content production and how advertisers are responding. Watch the full interview Get the latest the There To Here: Film & Media Podcast sent to you Find more podcasts from CoLab INC Film & Media Follow us on: Facebook Instagram LinkedIn Twitter YouTube

A conversation with Tanya Musgrave from Good to Go Media, a company that tries to highlight and train creatives in the Christian church and provide a space for their development. Tanya tells us about her frustrations, challenges, and how to look at the future with hope of change. Follow:  Tanyamusgrave.com  http://www.goodtogomedia.org/ Music by Kevin Macleod (Frost Waltz), Silent Partner (Dog Walk).--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/disruptive-adventism/messageSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/disruptive-adventism/support

Come hang out for a conversation with Tanya Musgrave, creative director of Good to Go Media and photographer extraordinaire! We talk about Adventists and film, her vision for the church, and her upcoming CoLab Conference this Sept. 8-9, in Redlands, CA. CoLab will cover the critical financial and legal issues in filmmaking and will feature a pitch session $35,000 in funding for your vision. 

This is the last week of our Wakonda Recordings! Tony came to visit for the weekend, so he, Stephen, and I sat down for a conversation on Christianity's historical impact on the world around it.  Christianity, throughout history, has seemed like it's never been satisfied with even being the majority faith tradition, but that it seems it has actively tried to subjugate those even in minority faith traditions or alternative lifestyles. So, can Christianity exist peacefully alongside other faiths and lifestyles it disagrees with? We also have an interview with Tanya Musgrave of Good To Go Media! They are sponsoring a gathering for creatives to network and learn about the back-end of production. Check out the CoLab Film and Media event here! They are also doing a pitch competition where 1st Place will win $20,000! Enter discount code ABSURDITY for 20% off your general admission! CoLab will be at The Walk in Redlands, CA on September 8 & 9, 2019. Click here to get a PDF of everything you need to know for the event! Music by Justin Janetzko Twitter: @ryan180becker, @tony_anobile, @shsquared Email: ryan180becker@gmail.com Facebook: facebook.com/Absurditypodcast Website: www.theabsurdity.org Patreon: www.patreon.com/absurditypodcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://absurdpodcastnetwork.supportingcast.fm

Christopher sits down with film friend Tanya Musgrave (who was actually standing the whole time, because "sitting is the new smoking") to discuss a little known 1942 film known as...Casablanca.

Christopher sits down with film friend Tanya Musgrave (who was actually standing the whole time, because "sitting is the new smoking") to discuss a little known 1942 film known as...Casablanca.