Digital Production Buzz Radio

Video Production Radio presents the best of the Digital Production BuZZ (www.digitalproductionbuzz.com) each month. Join hosts Larry Jordan and Kristi Prost with the Internet’s leading program covering digital video production and post-production.

Rob Sheeley, CEO of Vaddio, joins us to talk about a new breed of robotic cameras; cameras that can pan, tilt, and zoom under remote control. These devices are smaller, and more flexible than ever; which means we can put cameras in places no human could ever go to get shots that we would never otherwise see. This is a fascinating interview!
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Amra Tareen is the founder and CEO of AllVoices.com. A native of Pakistan, but working in the US as a venture capitalist, Amra was distressed at how hard it has become for voices from other countries to be heard in the US. So, she created a new, citizen-news website to provide a place for people around the world to contribute stories, commentary, and news.

Jim Hawks, cinematographer at Circle Take Media, was the guiding light behind some of the most touching moments at the recent Olympics – those short segments where the athletes thank their mom’s for providing support and encouragement. In this interview, he discusses how this concept began and how it was produced and shot.

Sue Lawson is the owner of Chicago Edit, a firm that specializes in editing independent films. Unlike a Hollywood epic, independent films tend to be edgier, more interesting, and MUCH cheaper to produce. They also tend to be shot by people doing it for the first time. In this interview, Sue provides suggestions on what independent producers can do to improve the look of their productions while keeping their budgets under control.

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