Podcasts about theshed

It's our Halloween Horrorfest all month long. #snobshorrorfest #thescenesnobspodcastThe Scene Snobs are All New and welcome Frank Sabatella, the Director of The Shed. They'll be discussing the term "Scream Queens" and if it's labeled too easily, the least scariest movie monsters today, and what is scary in 2021. #Slasher #movies #halloween #horror #horrormovies #horrorfam #horrorcommunity #podcasts Check all things Snobs on TheSceneSnobs.com and follow us on social media everywhere @thescenesnob!Join our Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/TheSceneSnobs)Prize giveaways every month for one Lucky member and more.Get some Snobs Merch! Our Store is now open: thescenesnobsmerch.comListen to us everyday on your Lunch Breaks! - 12PM EST everyday on Radio Free Hub City - https://radio.ilovehubcity.com/We are now on the Helium Radio Network every Sunday @ 12:30 pm est on Station #2 Untethered Radio - https://heliumradio.com/shows/the-scene-snobs-podcast/

It's that time of the year when we look back at all the horror films of the past year and pick our favorites! Casey (the Spooky Sister) joins Eric and Cory to count down our collective top 10 of the year. We also discuss the Secret Society of Spooky Dudes' favorites and have a good time wishing 2020 farewell! Check it out and let us know what you thought were the best films of the year. Our site: https://spookydudes.org/ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/SpookyDudes Check out our sponsor! Go to Fright-rags.com and use code SPOOKYDUDES10 at check-out for 10% of your order! We're on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Google Play, Amazon Podcasts, Spotify or our website - http://spookydudes.org Contact us! Twitter: @SpookyDudesPod Instagram: SpookyDudesPodcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SpookyDudes Contact us: SpookyDudesPodcast@gmail.com Call us and leave a voicemail! - 423-708-5579 . . . . . . #besthorrorfilmsof2020 #besthorror2020 #shudder #thehunt #thelodge #host #mortuarycollection #coloroutofspace #vfw #badhair #theshed #cometodaddy #indiefilm #horror #horroraddict #horrorfan #horrorfanatic #slasher #stabby #horrorjunkie #horrormovie #horrorpodcast #exploitation #podcast #ghouls #spookyseason #frightrags #spookydudes #spookydudespodcast #stayspookymydudes

This week we review the 2020 vampire flick "The Shed." An orphaned teen living with his grandfather discovers that there's a newly-made vampire living in the shed behind their house. that's not all he has to deal with though as the bullies at his highschool and the girl of his dreams come into the picture. Check it out on Shudder if you want to follow along with us! Our site: https://spookydudes.org/ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/SpookyDudes Check out our sponsor! Go to Fright-rags.com and use code SPOOKYDUDES10 at check-out for 10% of your order! We're on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Google Play, Spotify or our website - http://spookydudes.org Do you agree with our opinions? You'll have to listen to find out. Check it out - let us know what you think! Keep up with us on social media! We'd love to hear what you think about the show! Twitter: @SpookyDudesPod Instagram: SpookyDudesPodcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SpookyDudes Contact us: SpookyDudesPodcast@gmail.com Call us and leave a voicemail! - 423-521-5117 . . . #theshed #shudder #vampire #frankwhaley #sofiahapponen #shudderexclusive #jayjaywarren #codykostro #siobhanfallonhogan #driveinmutants #gore #indiehorror #indiefilm #horror #horroraddict #horrorfan #horrorfanatic #slasher #stabby #horrorjunkie #horrormovie #horrorpodcast #exploitation #podcast #scarymovies #chrispetrovski #frightrags #spookydudes #spookydudespodcast #stayspookymydudes

Frank Sabatella is a writer, director, and photographer who's made such films as Blood Night: The Legend of Mary Hatchet, and most recently, 2019's The Shed. One of the things I really appreciated about The Shed was how it explored pretty serious subject matter; themes of bullying, school shootings, and child abuse were all confronted in this movie without it being heavy handed. Horror as a genre has always been pivotal in confronting difficult subject matter head on, and in addition to delivering a fresh take on vampires, The Shed dives into some pretty serious material all while still having a very fun vibe to it which is a very difficult balance to pull off. Frank and I talked about this along with his writing processes, tips for keeping morale high on difficult sets, as well as the benefits of shooting your movie in Upstate New York, all of this and so much more on today's episode of The Nick Taylor Horror Show.  Here are some key lessons learned from this conversation with writer/director Frank Sabatella.  Approach your writing in phases. It's overwhelming for most writers to sit down and look at that blank page while that deadly cocktail of perfectionism, analysis paralysis and overall resistance sabotages your efforts. It's important to remember what Hemingway said which is  "the first draft of anything is shit.” With this in mind, it's important to understand and embrace the different phases that your screenplay will inevitably have to go through to get finished.  Frank calls the first draft of a screenplay The Wild West phase, because anything goes and he lets ideas fly freely. There's something very liberating about this approach, you shouldn't be overly-critical about your first draft because it's exploratory.  So approach your first draft with This Wild West mentality; even if 75% of it sucks, that 25% could be all you need to lay the foundation of a great second draft. Frank went on to say that as you write through these drafts, the deeper themes of the movie naturally reveal themselves to you. So don't be discouraged if you don't have it all figured out when you sit down to write because it's largely a process of discovery. Which brings me to my next point.    Write regardless of output. Frank writes for about two hours a day, but he notes that he may not necessarily put down words during this time. Instead, the sheer act of sitting down to think through his story, plot, and script details are enough for him to consider it a productive day. The words aren't always going to come, but what's important is that you show up and put the work in and make yourself available to The Muse. Even if you don't nail your word count, you still can take your screenplay further by spending focused time thinking about it because this is what helps the ideas gel.    Take breaks. As important as it is to have a consistent and disciplined writing practice, sometimes your mind needs a break. It's very easy to get swept up in hustle culture and constantly force yourself to put out pages but this can sometimes exhaust your creative resources. If you're feeling burnt out, replenish yourself by watching movies, reading books etc. You may need a dose of inspiration or you may simply need a rest. Do this and pay attention to how refreshed you feel the next time you sit down to write.   Visualize your progress. Frank has a bulletin board where he collects ideas in broad strokes that he narrows down into beats and scenes. Having a tangible representation of the project helps him keep track of it and encourages him to push further because he can visualize his progress. As the saying goes, ‘out of sight, out of mind.' In this tech-driven era, it's so easy for things to disappear in the digital void but sometimes tangibility and visibility are important for creators, if only for emotional reasons. It may seem like a little thing, but anything in your environment that encourages you to finish your project is very important, having a way to see tangible progress outside of a computer is something worth trying.  Books  Save the Cat by Blake Snyder Film directing Shot by Shot by Steven D. Katz   ----- Produced by Simpler Media

This episode was recorded literally one night before the world went on lockdown.  Lucky for us we round tabled where we thought the world would be just one week into the Corona Virus outbreak…. You’ll be shocked by our answers.  We also talk about guilty pleasures, sister Stacie makes a surprise cameo via call in & Dennis gets excited about next week's guest, Kevin Goh. @kgohpro Keep safe everyone and please, please, please stay 6 feet away from your device while listening to this episode.  Dennis has informed us he had Corona and it can spread via headphone… or maybe he said he was drinking a Corona while listening to his headphones… either way, stay safe.

PAX East 2019 has come and gone and even though it was only my second PAX (after South from this year, which I have other episodes on), it was an experience unique both for myself and probably for many others. I had the privilege of not only going with a huge contingent of incredible community members from theSHED but I also got an Exhibitor badge by helping theSHED work the booth for our partners at Overtone. I talked to a ton of new, amazing indie developers as part of my new Developer Relations Envoy role and met so many good friends in person. It was a weekend unlike any other and truly a first couple of PAX experiences unlike any other and that I'll never forget. I talk about that and why what so many thought of as work for me, didn't feel like it at all. My library of photos taken from the weekend: https://photos.app.goo.gl/yPVcd2iP97f3SoLa9 Another gallery with photos from myself and other members of theSHED: https://www.theshedteam.com/theshedcommunity/communities/theshedhub/albums/1585-paxeast2019

Rob, Case and JBird discuss the tailgate recap, #BullhornWorldwide, the Shed Steak Showdown, Hold 'em and Hit 'em... We have some dogs barking in the background? Aerodynamic briskets? Tune in and find out!

Rob, Case and JBird discuss the tailgate recap, #BullhornWorldwide, the Shed Steak Showdown, Hold 'em and Hit 'em... We have some dogs barking in the background? Aerodynamic briskets? Tune in and find out!

My first time at PAX is done and what a time it was! I ended up not being able to record with anyone else and did this episode after getting home (I explain why) and talk about some other developers I saw at the show and also how meeting so many incredible people from theSHED has reminded me how even as an introvert, human connection is so important. The photos (and a couple of...interesting videos) I took on the trip: https://photos.app.goo.gl/Gny4NaLeRWJRqRdz5 The Analog Assult podcast episode I sat in on: https://analogassault.podbean.com/e/53-on-location-pax-south-2019-w-anthem-community-manager-jesse/

In this very late night recording, I talk about my experience getting to PAX and my first day at the show, shilling hardcore to indie developers for theSHED. It's been an incredible couple of days, for reasons even I didn't expect and I go over why. More episodes to follow!

The day after I post this, I'm heading to PAX South, which will not only be my first PAX but my first gaming show in my new role as Developer Relations Envoy for theSHED. A very short time ago, this would have been a terrifying prospect for me. Now, it's something that I'm incredibly excited about and my normal anxieties are barely there. I talk about why this is and how much it's changed my outlook on things. There will hopefully be daily podcasts from the show, stay tuned! Episode referenced on going caffeine free: https://anchor.fm/geekbravado/episodes/Episode-4-09122018-Going-Caffeine-Free-for-ADHD-e2nr5p

Analog Assault Episode 52: Community Spotlight with BizzoMephisto and PoWWarPig of theSHED Recorded on Thursday, January 10, 2019.   Gaming is always better together. That level of togetherness can range from playing some couch co-op with your roommates, meeting raid buddies in a Discord channel, or starting and operating your own full-blown clan, guild, or stream team.   This week we’re joined by two influential members of theSHED, a Mixer stream team and gaming community. BizzoMephisto and PoWWarPig have seen The Shed grow from a small group of friendly streamers on a relatively unknown streaming platform to a sizeable gaming community and stream team. Utilizing Mixer, their own website (theshedteam.com), and various social media outlets, theSHED streamers entertain and interact with their community members and viewers while helping one another to succeed.   Join us as we get the nitty gritty on theSHED’s beginning moments, the ups and downs of streaming, and having a positive impact on your peers.   If you want to be featured in our Shots Fired segment, tweet @mulehorngaming using #AskAnalog, hit us up on Facebook, or hop into our Official MHG Discord Server to chat it up!   Watch live on Thursdays @ 8:30 PM CST! https://mixer.com/mulehorngaming Become a supporter: https://www.patreon.com/MulehornGaming Mulehorn Gaming on the Web: http://www.mulehorngaming.com Mulehorn Gaming on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Mulehorngaming Mulehorn Gaming on Twitter: https://twitter.com/mulehorngaming Mulehorn Gaming Discord Chat: https://discord.gg/0xsJcrgy9oRQUf8A   Our podcast is 100% listener-supported. If you want to help out, please visit our Patreon page and make a commitment! Your small monthly donation can get you access to Patron-only episodes, exclusive giveaways, our Patreon Discord chat server, pre-podcast voice chat, MHG apparel, monthly update videos from Wade, and a custom Twitter banner! Plus, it helps us create awesome giveaways and keep up the explosive action!   And remember… When in doubt, blow it up!   Analog Assault is produced by MulehornGaming.com, edited by Alex Hickman (@Circuit8), and has additional live production by Nate Johns (@NateJohns11). Music used: Analog Assault Theme by Alex Hickman - Become a patron for the ringtone! Neuro Rhythm by Aaron Spencer https://machinimasound.com/music/neurorhythm

LOU LIM (composer, Ukulele) NICK BLACKBURN (upright bass) Recorded and mixed/engineered / in theSHED by Josh Ramon