Podcasts about triple nine

There are professions where age is important, but with visual effects, it is never too late to become great and move up the ranks, which is proven by our guest Eran Dinur's experience. According to him, “There is no limit to when you can start this.” So today we spoke to him about the VFX industry, changing careers, his book “The filmmaker's guide to Visual Effects”, and being an elder statesman for an industry thought to be dominated by younger people. Eran's career in visual effects started with a fascination for creating 3D natural scenery. Through his early works, he became well known as a Vue expert and innovator. He then joined ILM Singapore where he created visual effects for films such as Iron Man, Star Trek, Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen, Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, and Terminator Salvation. After moving to New York, Eran worked at Framestore NY on Salt and Clash of the Titans and then Joined Brainstorm Digital, where he has been a senior VFX supervisor since 2011. In this capacity, Eran won a Primetime Emmy Award (Outstanding Special Visual Effects in a Supporting role, Boardwalk Empire), and two Visual Effects Society Awards (Outstanding Compositing and Outstanding Modeling in a Broadcast Program, Boardwalk Empire). Eran has been leading the Brainstorm team on numerous film and TV projects, including The Wolf of Wall Street, Boardwalk Empire, The Greatest Showman, Wonder Wheel, Cafe Society, The Lost City of Z, Triple Nine, The Men Who Built America, Sons of Liberty, Delivery Man, The Heat, and The Immigrant. Eran's book, The Filmmaker's Guide to Visual Effects, was published by Routledge/Focal in April 2017. It is a practical, detailed guide to visual effects for directors, producers, editors, cinematographers, and other film professionals, as well as film and VFX students. Eran is passionate about teaching, learning, and sharing knowledge. He is an adjunct professor at the School of Visual Arts, has created several online courses at fxphd, and presented at various international conferences such as Siggraph, NAB, Fesmak, and Mundos Digitales. This episode is packed full of knowledge. Tune in! Highlights of the Episode:0:00 Introduction0:46 Introduction of guest1:42 Journey into visual effects02:30 TrueSpace is friendly to new users05:55 Working as a professional musician studying CG 07:14 Getting an email from ILM Singapore08:36 What's compositing?09:53 Moving to New York and joining Brainstorm Digital11:55 Is it too late to get into a new career?14:47 Advice to somebody who's considering a career transition19:20 Eran's second book24:11 We're imitating cameras28:22 Evolution of technology and getting predictable results 35:28 Technology costs people knowledge sometimes38:39 Real-time technology45:18 Software that Eran would recommend people to start learning50:14 Green or blue screen?51:57 AI, machine learning, algorithms, deep fakes, and how they're helping visual effects 59:38 The filmmakers' guide to VFX: basic to fundamentals or does it go deep?1:02:19 What makes a good visual effects supervisor? Quotes: “Just do stuff and post it wherever because you never know who's gonna watch something that you did.” - Eran Dinur “You can be an amazing CG artist or 2D artist and never go to school so you can literally start it at 40 or 50 if you want.” - Eran Dinur “If you came from the on set experience you have to really understand what the artists are doing, if you come from the artist side you have to learn the on set experience” - Eran Dinur Connecting with the Guest:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/eran-dinur/Website: https://www.erandinur.com/Twitter: https://twitter.com/erandinur?lang=en Connecting with CG Pro:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/becomecgproInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/becomecgpro/Website: https://www.becomecgpro.com/Twitter: https://twitter.com/becomecgpro #vfx #virtualproduction #becomecgpro

From getting punched on stage in Daytona, to eating a 'zoo' and chasing it with whiskey, to his new one man show, 'Bart Drive Boys' -- comedian / actor Dean Napolitano discusses it all on A Drink With Derek. The Long Island, NY native has been doing stand up for over 30 years; been seen on Burn Notice (TBS), Army Wives (Lifetime), The Shield (FX) and the hit films Transformers 3 and Triple Nine. Follow him at deanscomedy.com and find him on Instagram and Facebook.

Big guest this week! Top screenwriter Matt Cook - the writer of TRIPLE NINE, PATRIOTS DAY, ANGEL HAS FALLEN and THE INFORMER. Matt joins us to talk about his film TRIPLE NINE, which has legitimately one of the best casts of any movie ever period. Casey Affleck, Anthony Mackie, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Clifton Collins Jr., Woody Harrelson, Aaron Paul, Kate Winslet, Gal Gadot, Norman Reedus, Teresa Palmer and Michael K. Williams. On top of that, it's directed by John Hillcoat, director of the stellar western THE PROPOSITION and THE ROAD. If you love movies like HEAT, DEN OF THIEVES, THE TOWN, and so on, this is for you. Matt tells me how he got the idea, how they got that insane cast, and we talk about the differences between his script (which he shared with me for the podcast) and the final film.  --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dan-benamor/support

When father of two, 47-year-old Kevin Lee, did not come home for dinner on Good Friday, 29 March 2013, his wife Cristina knew that he was in trouble. Kevin was a creature of habit. Every night he would come home, have his dinner, watch television with his wife and kids. What she didn’t know, is that Kevin’s burnt-out, light blue Ford Mondeo was about to be found. Passers-by reported the burning car to Triple Nine and fire crews arrived within minutes to extinguish the fire. They knew that this was no accident – the fire had been deliberately lit. The damage was extensive and ruined the entire car. In searching the car and the surrounding area, there was no sign of a body. Where was Kevin Lee? For pictures and more information, join us on [Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/evidencelockerpodcast/) Want to support the show? Visit our [Patreon Page](https://www.patreon.com/evidencelocker) For a full list of resources and credits visit [Evidence Locker Website](http://evidencelockerpodcast.com/2018/11/28/9-uk-the-peterborough-ditch-murders) **This True Crime Podcast was researched using open source or archive materials.**

The "weeper" "You Before Me" starring GOT's Emilia Clarke (but no dragons) and Hunger Games' Sam Claflin may be aimed towards a female audience but that doesn't stop Neil Rosen, Bill McCuddy and Bill Bregoli from giving their (very divided) opinions on it. We also hear what the two stars and author/screenwriter JoJo Moyes have to say about making it. But we don't stop there. We also take on "Manhattan Night" and the historical biopic "Race" as well as the ensemble drama "Triple Nine."

Tom and Dave review John Hillcoat's latest crime-thriller, Triple 9.

On this week's episode, Marc & Ian take a look at John Hellcat's latest ensemble cast starring manly film Triple Nine while also taking in some Trailers and What We Watched. @dudeandamonkey @ianloring @dudefozz dudeandamonkey@gmail.com

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With reviews of cinema releases including new wester/horror movie starring Kurt Russell, Bone Tomahawk, disaster hits a ship at sea in The Finest Hours, a all star cast attempt a big heist in thriller Triple Nine and comedy starring Rebel Wilson and Dakota Johnson in How to be Single. In the home release section we take a look at the return of James Bond in Spectre, Robert Redford stars in hiking drama A Walk in the Woods, Eli Roth takes us on a nightmare journey in cannibal horror The Green Inferno, very dark comedy horror with Nina Forever, thriller in Dark Places and gripping true life drama Freeheld, we also have the latest box office/home release top 10, movie news and our movies of the week.

On this episode, we cover the harrowing history of patio products and how they have made their way into 911 calls. In a totally relevant way, The Op artfully weaves a tapestry of history, nuance and 911 into a story that you won't be able to put down - it's also hard to pick up, because it's audio. We do some math too: woman + shotgun = intruder - his head. We end it with a 999 call from our friends from Britannia. If you're not paying for 11:59 PLUS yet, this episode will make you go “I need to pay for PLUS.” Because you're going to want more of what we have to offer. But if you can't afford $5 a month, we understand. Also, you can afford, and you want more. Here's some helpful math for you: 11:59 + your $5 = you + happiness - we don't threaten you with a shotgun. It's not a threat. But it sort of is. Either start paying for 11:59 PLUS and change your life forever, or we will find you and break into your house with a patio furniture, and you'll have to shoot us with a shotgun. I feel like I've written too much now, and maybe I've overstepped a boundary with you, dear listener. So I'll stop now. But you've been warned, and threatened. So let's just make it all better. We will do stuff on PLUS. You pay $5 and nobody is gonna get killed, OK? Hugs. ❤️Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/911-calls-podcast-with-the-operator487/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy