Podcasts about video village

Reviews of A QUIET PLACE: DAY ONE, KINDS OF KINDNESS, BATMAN: CAPED CRUSADER S1, THELMA and LONGLEGS. Links in bio.You are now entering Video Village. Well, at the moment, you're plonked outside the limits, staring at the welcome sign. It's uncommon for villages to have mottos, but ours does. You squint to discern it, printed as it is damn near illegible in Edwardian Script. You wonder why. An attempt to mask the meaning? A grandiose Elder with ideas above his station? A local councilperson engaged in administrative hostilities with the locals, a struggle playing out in the theatre of low-level upkeep? You edge a mite closer, careful not to cross the invisible threshold lest that signal a kind of commitment. Finally, you clarify: "Praise, Disgust, and all Betwixt." The Oxford comma and archaic closer confirm that this is indeed the work of some bombastic honcho. Next to strike is the judgment that the village remains a mystery, besides some gratuitous pledge to reflect the universal range of human response. Surely this is axiomatic?Desperate, your eyes dart to some graffiti adorning an abandoned wagon on the opposite side of the road. The doodlings would have slipped your notice (accustomed as you are to "the city") but your curiosity is hungry and there's a wagon there. In blood-red it reads, "PODCAST (FILM AND TV)". You are flooded with grateful lucidity, and the accompanying notion that whoever sprayed it might also harbour some haught. What vandal perpetuates parentheses? What vandal!But now you have some idea where you are. Of where you could be. Dare ye enter? Or will you drive in the other direction?* It was presumptuous and, let's face it, inaccurate of me to narrate your own experience to you when we both know you probably didn't even see the sign. I'm probably not even talking to you, am I? It's Sam, by the way.Aye, Sam and Jordan, here we are. New face. Same soul. (For the sake of this, we have one face and soul cos the podcast is a unitary thing. Don't you go thinking we're indistinct beings.) We are the Mickey Rourke (but hopefully for the better) of comically obscure podcasts. Join us!*Scrolling is the metaphor, I'm doing a whole thing.

Ever wondered why some shoot days spiral out of control? It often boils down to the conversations happening in video village. In this lively episode, we dive into the wild world of video village—the on-set hub where clients and agency reps gather to watch and critique the shoot.Managing this space is no small feat. From dealing with last-minute client notes to navigating the dynamics between various stakeholders, the challenges are endless. Effective communication and managing expectations are key to ensuring a successful shoot day. So, grab a drink and get ready to laugh and learn as we offer candid producing tips and tricks to help you master the art of commercial production.Topics: #commercialproduction, #producingtips, #filmschool, #commercialproducer, #videovillage, #setlifeFREE RESOURCES WE MADE FOR YOU:

Live from New York, it's the first ever Video Village Oscars! Tune in as we award our favorite movies of 2023 with some fun awards - we run through some of the Oscar staples before inventing a few of our own categories...including worst movie.

Jenny Lewis is a musician from Los Angeles. She's on tour this summer as herself and with The Postal Service. We spoke with her from her home in Nashville about Video Village, audiomaking, a new Korean BBQ spot, Chris is back in Chicago, how Jenny got her dog, gluten-free baking, opening for Harry Styles, her thoughts on Huberman, how the Nickelodeon doc hit as a child actor herself, why she got a spot in Nashville, hitting the stage with Willy Nelson, her philosophy on tipping, she started smoking weed at 13 and now shes only on edibles, and a trip to the Clermont Lounge in Atlanta. instagram.com/jennydianelewis twitter.com/donetodeath twitter.com/themjeans Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On the 10th episode of Video Village, Mihir and Parv pick their favorite movies from the year 1998 - the year they were both born (1:40), followed by some honorable and dishonorable mentions (39:07)! Hear about the best (and the worst) movies that are celebrating their 25th anniversary this year.

Mihir and Priya talk about why 'Everything Everywhere All at Once' is one of their favorite movies of the year (0:31), before selecting their favorite films about parenthood in Video Village's first-ever movie draft (26:25).

Should you care about The Oscars? On the first-ever episode of Video Village, Mihir talks about how watching The Oscars can be a rewarding experience, regardless of how much you know (0:16). He also discusses how the show has evolved over time (4:36), as well as how the Academy actually works (11:56), before diving into the 2023 nominations (20:55).

Today's guest is Jake Colletta, a DP and Steadicam Operator in North Carolina. I learned a ton from listening to Jake's story and know you will as well. If you are needing some inspiration to progress your own film career, look no further than this interview. In this Interview you'll learn about the history of the Video Village group on Facebook (if you join the group, treat it as sacred, because that's what it is), a terrible mistranslation of his last name, how a workshop in Kentucky can change your life, interning at Caravan, convincing your wife to use your house down payment for a Steadicam, making money in the film industry, music videos with Max Haben and SHAED, why I owe Brian French a sonic drink, working with former guest JP Summers, Costco road trips, and his experience on the “Born of this earth” Toyota racing ad. I know Jake is going to do more amazing work in his career, so if you haven't already, go follow him on social media and watch him kill it in the industry. https://www.instagram.com/jakecolletta/ http://www.jakecolletta.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hometownhollywood/support

https://www.patreon.com/tungstenoriginalshttps://www.patreon.com/tungstenoriginalshttps://www.patreon.com/tungstenoriginalsTungsten Originals is a multi-media production company that celebrates independent filmmakers. We aim to represent the next generation of filmmakers, create impactful and honest media, and promote a more fair and just industry.Since 2019, Tungsten has produced a chart topping podcast, award-winning films, and cultivated a community of independent filmmakers. While most people know us from our podcast, our goal has always been to become a full fledged production company within 10 years. Over the past few months, our team has grown, our projects have gotten bigger, and our goal has never been more achievable.But as we move into the next chapter of our company, we’d like to make even more of an impact, which is why today we’re launching our Patreon. By supporting our Patreon, you are directly impacting filmmakers that otherwise would not have the resources to tell their story. On top of this direct support, we’re fostering a community of filmmakers eager to learn from one another and most importantly, celebrate cinema.To help us achieve our dreams, we’re offering a wide variety of perks. For our lowest tier, you’ll get behind the scenes access to the inner workings of our company. Our middle tiers offer full community engagement via our weekly movie club, Video Village, and complete access to internal production documents. And our highest tier gets you exclusive one on one support for your creative endeavors.To those of you who are already patrons, we cannot thank you enough. We’re looking forward to this next chapter and bringing you along every step of the way.West GivensFounder & Executive Producer

Join Mike Urban from the Rebel Fleet as we talk about virtual video village & the current state of allowing remote collaboration in a post COVID19 world, as well as the use of Moxions Immediates for instant remote review of media shot on set!

Dan and Frank return with a review of Good Time! But first, there is new Video Village music so check that out here: https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/videovillage/dark-matter-2 More talk about Star Wars! Old nemesis Jason kinda returns! Dan thinks the Safdie Brothers are the coolest film makers around today! I like toot toot!

Ya boys return with a lotta content! Frank and Dan discuss a bachelor party in Nashville that went awry. Then Dan shares new Video Village music. By the way Video Village's new song "Crux" is streaming wherever you get music now. Check that out! Finally your boys review Uncut Gems and then revisit their review of Joker. Check out "Crux" by Video Village here: https://open.spotify.com/track/12qRvfBeHd0LbkE6GwCihT?si=LnxVDrF9QROuRGaM4DE1vw

Actor, writer, director, producer Kevin Gripper visits Video Village to talk about his latest web series "FBoy Chronicles". We chop it up about his past project now on Netflix and how the hood classic, "Baby Boy" is near and dear to his heart. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/moe-lynch/support

Roy Power, lead editor at Animus Studios, is in the guest chair talking about his journey into the Director's chair for several Animus passion projects including his short film "Memory Video" about the experience of going to the video store as told by Miguel Gomez, who currently operates his store Viva Video outside of Philadelphia. Roy also talks about his best editing practices, making music videos for indie rock group Low Cut Connie, and his love for Paul Thomas Anderson. www.thevideojungle.com

Has Heart is a non profit organization partnering a military veteran with a graphic designer in all 50 states of the country to tell the veteran's story through art. Animus Studios co-founder Scott Beer immediately jumped at the chance to document the experience and create a heartwarming video of Rhode Island veteran Josh Chiarini going through his Has Heart moment . Listen as Scott gives us the behind the lens scoop and why it was worth going the extra mile to tell Josh's amazing story. www.thevideojungle.com 

Scott Beer, Co-Founder and Director of Photography of Animus Studios is bringing you a wealth of knowledge from behind the camera and in the edit room. Besides having the best last name in the business, Scott has an infectious passion for putting your most creative work forward. Here he offers his advice and philosophies on making your camerawork better, producing captivating sizzle reels, how to quality control your work and what to do when you're attacked by bees on set. www.thevideojungle.com  

Director of Photography Andy Drachman is center stage in this installment of The Video Village. Andy's traveled all over the country capturing stunning video that makes an Animus Studios project shine. But we'll learn from Andy it's not as simple as pressing record. Hear his best practices for location shooting, the trials of traveling with gear, tips for becoming a better DP and stay tuned for the craziest thing that ever happened to Andy on set. It's for the birds.  www.thevideojungle.com 

This Video Village segment pulls Animus Studios Co-Founder Justin Andrews away from his keynotes and pitch decks to talk about his philosophies for video marketing, best practices for client relations and pitching the big ideas.  While Justin's always had a passion for telling fascinating stories through video and film, his business pedigree from Bryant University keeps things in perspective. It's not enough to create the content. You have to plan how you're going to share it.  www.thevideojungle.com

Them boys are being back in town. Them boys are being back in town. It's the return of these boys. These Frank and Dan boys. They return with steamy and dank episode of podcast. Join Frank and Dan boys as they talk about Violence by Video Village, Vengeance in the Outer Rim, the state of the film and music industry, the Alien franchise, and Alien: Covenant. It's a sham-lang-wham-a-lam and a-la-la-la-la-la-la-la of a time. I like blueberry.

These are the boys and these are the boys that are the back. Frank and Dan return for another installment of Ya Should Blub Blarb Deep Doop. Frank and Dan talk about Video Village, that time Dan (for real) met some of the cast from Man of Steel and heard a crazy story about Zach Snyder, and Kong: Skull Island. It's a tamale of a whim wham ya snazzle wuss. I like talc.

I can tell you my love for you will still be strong. After the boys of summer have gone. The summer has gone just as Don Henley predicted. But your winter boys are here with a burrrrrrr and shiver episode of podcast. Frank and Dan react to negative YouTube comments, the new Star Wars VIII title, if C3PO has an illegitimate half-wookie family, The Academy award nominations; and the best films, television, and documentaries of 2016. Frank also talks about movies he wished that he had seen and stuff that he hated. It's a bad episode of podcast. I hate my band, Video Village. They are seriously the worst.

This week your favorite chaps here at YSSTBN are revisiting the rebooted Star Trek franchise! We talk "foot farts", franchise Janitor J.J. Abrams, and donut tracking shots. Excited? No? Next week is Into Darkness and then we wrap it up with Beyond on the 24th. Cool? This episode is brought to you by Video Village! Check out the new record "That Which I Declined" atwww.videovillage.bandcamp.com. It's the bomb.

In this episode of Ya Shoulda Seen This by Now, Dan is deeply disturbed by Frank’s impression of a handicapped Jeremy Renner and confesses his love-hate relationship with Tony Gilroy. That’s right, we finally saw The Bourne Legacy; and were reminded why we had never made the effort to see it in the first place. It’s a good episode, I guess. This episode is brought to you by Video Village! Check out the new record "That Which I Declined" atwww.videovillage.bandcamp.com. It's the bomb.

In this episode of Ya Shoulda Seen This by Now Frank and Dan talk about Legos, IKEA, being super tired, cysts, and Reddit. That's a long way of saying we reviewed The Bourne Ultimatum. It's a super feel good time. Yay. This episode is brought to you by Video Village! Check out the new record "That Which I Declined" at www.videovillage.bandcamp.com. It's the bomb.  

In this episode of Ya Shoulda Seen This by Now Frank and Dan talk about the Super Mario Bros. movie, the visual chaos that is Paul Greengrass, and if Tony Gilroy is a majestic piece of garbage. That's a long way of saying we reviewed The Bourne Supremacy. It's a super neat time. Wow. This episode is brought to you by Video Village! Check out the new record "That Which I Declined" at www.videovillage.bandcamp.com. It's the bomb.

In this episode of Ya Shoulda Seen This by Now Frank and Dan talk about Frank's wedding, modern action movies, good film trilogies, and if Jeremy Renner got burned hard at his shot at the Bourne movies. That's a long way of saying we reviewed The Bourne Identity. It's a super rad time. Word. This episode is brought to you by Video Village! Check out the new record "That Which I Declined" at www.videovillage.bandcamp.com. It's the bomb.

Yo! We're on a roll with quality episodes right now. I'm serious. So, I'll get right to it -- this week Frank and I talk about X-Men: Apocalypse. What’s up dudes and dudettes? It’s Dan Luke here to talk all things Ya Shoulda Seen this By Now. In this episode Frank and I discuss Dan's new Video Village EP, Frank's special new project, and characters vs. cliches in film! That’s a long way of saying we reviewed X-Men: Apocalypse. I thought this was a real stinker, ladies. Frank hates cheeseburgers. I am a real sweetheart. Anyway — what ever happened to Fruit Roll Ups? I like remote control. This episode is brought to you by Little Boy Jr, Super Fightcast, Video Village, and Nick & Younis.

Yo! I think this is the best episode of the show we've ever recorded. I'm serious. So, I'll get right to it -- this week Frank and I talk about X-Men: Days of Future Past. What’s up dudes and dudettes? It’s Dan Luke here to talk all things Ya Shoulda Seen this By Now. In this episode Frank and I discuss our experiences sharing the same stripper, whirleyball, and Brian Singer's strengths and weaknesses! That’s a long way of saying we reviewed X-Men: Days of Future Past. I thought this was one of the best movies I've seen in years. Frank hates local business. I blocked my Dad on iMessage. Anyway — what ever happened to Don King? I like Spongebob. This episode is brought to you by Little Boy Jr, Super Fightcast, Video Village, and Nick & Younis.

Yo! This week Frank and I talk about X-Men: First Class. What’s up dudes and dudettes? It’s Dan Luke here to talk all things Ya Shoulda Seen this By Now. In this episode Frank and I discuss if Jennifer Lawrence is a chair, why the X-Men are terrible people, and if which X-Men movie was the best! That’s a long way of saying we reviewed X-Men: First Class. Meh. Frank supports Skynet for president. My toes taste like David Bowie. Anyway — what ever happened to Smash Mouth? I like punching people. This episode is brought to you by Little Boy Jr, Super Fightcast, Video Village, and Nick & Younis.

Yo! This week Frank and I talk about Captain America: Civil War. What’s up dudes and dudettes? It’s Dan Luke here to talk all things Ya Shoulda Seen this By Now. In this episode Frank and I discuss the importance of emotional stakes in a film, the inside politics that likely influenced the weird third act of Age of Ultron, and if the Russo brothers are either psychotic geniuses or angelic princes! That’s a long way of saying we reviewed Captain America: Civil War. We LOVED this film, dudes!  Frank punches kittens. My pits smell like hummus. Anyway — what ever happened to The Barenaked Ladies? I like China. This episode is brought to you by Little Boy Jr, Super Fightcast, Video Village, and Nick & Younis.

Yo! This week Frank and I talk about Hardcore Henry. What’s up dudes and dudettes? It’s Dan Luke here to talk all things Ya Shoulda Seen this By Now. In this episode Frank and I discuss the art of taking a dump, District 9, and connecting visual storytelling to the themes in your film! That’s a long way of saying we reviewed Hardcore Henry. I thought it was sort of ok. Frank did as well. Frank hates puppies. I look like a handsome version of Johnny Depp. Anyway — this is a very good episode. I like chicken sandwich. This episode is brought to you by Little Boy Jr, Super Fightcast, Video Village, and Nick & Younis.

Yo! This week Frank and I talk about Midnight Special. What’s up dudes and dudettes? It’s Dan Luke here to talk all things Ya Shoulda Seen this By Now. In this episode Frank and I discuss a bad side effect I've experienced from Adderall, Star Wars, and visual storytelling! That’s a long way of saying we reviewed Midnight Special. I thought it was goodish. Frank did as well. Frank hates the middle class. I am a cool man. Anyway — this is a good episode. I like boiled potato. This episode is brought to you by Super Fightcast, Video Village, and Nick & Younis.

Yo! This week Frank and I talk about the Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. What’s up dudes and dudettes? It’s Dan Luke here to talk all things Ya Shoulda Seen this By Now. In this episode Frank and I discuss Frank's affection toward Zack Snyder, the use of CNN in movies, and Cowboy Batman! That’s a long way of saying we reviewed Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. I thought it was terrible. Frank did not. Frank farts on children. I french kiss pretty babes. Anyway — Snyder is a franchise terrorist. I like sweet potato hash. This episode is brought to you by Super Fightcast, Video Village, and Nick & Younis.

Yo! This week Frank and I talk about the 4th season of Netflix's House of Cards. What’s up dudes and dudettes? It’s Dan Luke here to talk all things Ya Shoulda Seen this By Now. In this episode Frank and I discuss Frank's obsession with Jackie Sharp, bed bugs, and Shakespeare! That’s a long way of saying we reviewed House of Cards. I thought it was good. Frank did not. I heard the other day that Frank pushed a kid into some bushes. I am a certified genius. Anyway — this show is OK. I like Obama. This episode is brought to you by Super Fightcast, Video Village, and Nick & Younis.

Yo! This week Frank and I talk about 10 Cloverfield Lane. What’s up dudes and dudettes? It’s Dan Luke here to talk all things Ya Shoulda Seen this By Now. In this episode Frank and I discuss 10 Cloverfield Lane, visual film making, and Super Fightcast! That’s a long way of saying we reviewed 10 Cloverfield Lane. I thought it was excellent. Frank did as well. Frank is hot. I am the most striking man you’ve ever seen. Anyway — we really, really, really, really, really liked this movie. I like cool dads. This episode is brought to you by Super Fightcast, Video Village, and Nick & Younis.

MONTY HALL is best known as the host and creator of arguably the most successful game show of our generation—“Let’s Make a Deal,” which launched 50 years ago and is still going strong today with its new host, Wayne Brady.  He was a radio star in the 50’s and became a go-to host in the 60’s and future decades with a plethora of shows he created and others that he was aligned with like CBS’s “Video Village,” NBC’s “Your First Impression,” and the syndicated show “Split Second.”  He has headlined the Sahara Hotel in Las Vegas, hosted his own variety show specials for ABC, and starred in the musical comedy feature film “High Button Shoes.”  additionally, he has appeared as a guest star on “Love American Style,” “The Flip Wilson Show,” “The Dean Martin Show,” “The Love Boat,” “Providence,” and several network situation comedies (including an acclaimed episode of “The Odd Couple”), as well as the TV movie “The Courage and the Passion.” His charitable and philanthropic activities and contributions have brought him over 500 awards and have distributed hundreds of millions of dollars to a multitude of charities across the world.  About to celebrate his 93rd birthday, Monty is a living legend and has been honored by having his star placed on the prestigious Hollywood walk of fame.

Video Village is where the ad agency and client watch the monitor while enjoying fresh ginseng smoothies. It's also one of the nerve centers of creativity on set. I had a quick chat with VTR Operator Matt Wallace about the dynamics of the video village. Matt was great to work with and always had his […]

Anthony talks to Chris Olsen about a bit of everything but ultimately coming back around to film; the study of it and making it happen.