Video Production Radio is a monthly live spin-off of Creative Planet’s Digital Production BuZZ, the world’s only interactive talk radio for digital production, post-production and distribution.

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Video Production Radio is syndicated talk radio dedicated to keeping listeners up-to-date with digital media trends, technologies and leaders within the production, post-production and distribution industries.
Video Production Radio is a spin-off of Creative Planet’s Digital Production BuZZ, the first-ever podcast on air covering digital production and the leader in programming related to the subject.

Informative. Entertaining. Creative.
We pride ourselves on presenting honest and informed opinion, industry news, technical and creative knowledge from guests around the world. Video Production Radio showcases the filmmakers, artists, engineers, and technicians behind-the-scenes who create and utilize cool tools and innovative ideas in their media projects.

Casual. Fun. Educational.
Video Production Radio is casual, fun, and dedicated to giving you the knowledge and techniques to help your business grow.

Stay in touch with digital media news and emerging opportunities with Video Production Radio!

About the Host:
Larry Jordan is an internationally-renowned consultant and Apple-Certified trainer in digital media with over 25 years experience as a television producer, director and editor with national broadcast and corporate credits. His informative and entertaining teaching style provides video editors around the world with unique techniques, methods and resources to increase productivity and enhance their skills.

Based in Los Angeles, he's a member of both the Directors Guild of America and the Producers Guild of America. Jordan is the Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Edit Well, the rich-media newsletter for Final Cut Studio, published by Peachpit Press. He is the author of hundreds of hours of online training, published by Lynda.com and two books on Final Cut Pro.

Jordan is joined by co-host Kristi Prost, a CNN veteran with production and post-production experience in broadcast news, documentary, and news magazine programming.

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In addition to producing and hosting Video Production Radio, Larry Jordan is executive producer and host of the weekly industry-leading digital media podcast Creative Planet's Digital Production BuZZ and video podcast Digital Production BuZZ with GIMP.tv.

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Show From - 5/08/2008

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1	01 Is Blu-Ray DVD dead; Adobe, Avid, and Panasonic at NAB; and lots more! Are Blu-Ray DVDs too little too late? Are digital downloads the wave of the future? Bruce Nazarian, president of the DVD Association, joins us to discuss all the latest news from the world of shiny discs. Adobe made some huge announcements recently at the NAB trade show in Las Vegas – Simon Hayhurst, Senior Director - Product Management Video, for Adobe Systems, stopped by to discuss why the Adobe Media Player is critical as we integrate video into the web. Avid Technology didn’t have a booth at NAB, but it was all over the trade show floor. Bill Admans, market segment director, post-production, for Avid, explains why Avid’s “New Thinking” was necessary and what it means for the company and editors around the world. http://www.digitalproductionbuzz.com	audio	mp3
2	02 Is Blu-Ray DVD dead; Adobe, Avid, and Panasonic at NAB; and lots more! Panasonic announces a slew of new cameras, equipment, and codecs. Robert Harris, VP Marketing & Product Development, Panasonic Broadcast & Television Systems Company, explains why codecs can make or break your productions and how to choose the best one for your needs. Mark Christiansen recently updated his book on visual effects using After Effects CS3. In this conversation, he explains why After Effects is still a staple for both television and film and what you need to know to make the most of it. Scott Simmons created a furor on the Internet when he posted a blog asking if most Final Cut editors were qualified to do professional work. Today, he explains what was behind his posting and discusses what needs to be done to fix it. http://www.digitalproductionbuzz.com	audio	mp3