Digital Production Buzz Radio

Happy New Year, everyone! Polishing video editing skills, making food look great, and improving business in a tough economy -- all on Video Production Radio!
Video Production Radio presents the best of the Digital Production BuZZ each month. Join host Larry Jordan with the Internet’s leading program covering digital video production and post-production.

Today, Video Production Radio takes a step away from technology to look at the craft and art of editing.

Norman Hollyn, head of the editing track at the USC Film School, talks about his latest book – The Lean-Forward Moment – and what we can do to improve our editing and story-telling skills. Our conversation isn’t about technology, its about art – and it’s very, very interesting.

Charlie Paul shoots food for a living. His job is to make food look so great on camera that you just want to rush out and buy it. Yup. He shoots food commercials for some of the biggest restaurants on the planet. And after listening to him you’ll understand why people say that making food look good on camera is one of the hardest jobs in television.

We are not telling you anything you don’t already know when we say the economy is not good. But what can we do to protect ourselves? That’s the whole point of this segment.

Brent Altomare built Groovy Like a Movie into one of the largest production companies in San Diego. Discover what he did to make himself successful, then discover what he is going to do, to continue growing in this very difficult economic climate. If you need to grow a business, you need to listen to this.

Finally, two of our resident geniuses – Philip Hodgetts and Bruce Nazarian – take a look at what’s coming for technology in 2009. They discuss what we need to watch and what we can expect in the coming months.

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