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In today’s podcast, we visit with a Virginia company, and we get rather technical with you.  That’s because our guest, Kevin Speers, is CEO and Co-Founder of SPLICE, a technology company that has created a data sharing and translation system that automates processes.  Mouthful? yes.  Understandable?  Of course, because Kevin talks to us about his company, and explains the services they offer the export/import community.

I hope you enjoy this episode. After you’ve listened, we would love to hear your thoughts and comments, which you can post at https://www.exportstoriespodcast.com/ or on our Facebook or LinkedIn pages.

PUBLIC VERSION. Filmmaker Vincenzo Natali (CUBE, SPLICE, TV’s HANNIBAL) joins Adam, Joe, and Arwen to discuss his career journey and the creation of his new graphic novel TECH. From his desire to tell a story in the graphic novel medium where he wouldn’t be limited by a budget… to the creative freedom that came with writing the story and creating all of the artwork on his own… to the gratification of knowing that a graphic novel would definitely be realized and released without succumbing to the many hurdles that come with the traditional filmmaking process… Vincenzo walks the boys through his long process of bringing TECH to life on the page. The group also discusses how filmmaking has changed now that streaming is king… whether or not movies are still connecting with audiences on the cultural level that they used to now that they’re primarily treated like weekly/monthly content to be consumed at home… how originality has become a risk when audiences are so happy to consume endless IP based titles and characters as well as rehashed stories that they are already familiar with… and the price Hollywood has paid by making films and television series so cheap for audiences to access.

Dr. Arwen provides “Hollywood Therapy” for an aspiring filmmaker dealing with a visual roadblock, Adam shares a story about botching an adaptation pitch at the very the start of his career, and the boys ponder the future of the industry once the WGA strike has been resolved.

We're putting together some of the best sessions from Splice Beta 2022. In this pod, meet Koreel Lahiri, the Investment Director for Asia at the Media Development Investment Fund. He talks about how to build a business plan for potential investment, and how to operationalize it.

Connect with Koreel on LinkedIn
https://www.linkedin.com/in/koreel/

Learn more about MDIF and their work
https://www.mdif.org/

Have you ever wondered how a song goes from a songwriter's head to a fully fleshed out production? Laura will take you through each building block she used to create one of her latest tunes, Honey, and explain how each piece came together and continues to evolve.

Download Laura's music 

Learn more about the Shure MV7 and SRH440A Headphones

On va parler principalement de Jugez moi coupable de S. Lumet avec Vin Diesel , Enchainement avec plein de films vus dernièrement. En vrac , Le Mans 66 , Night and Day , Un Héros très discret , du Van Damme , Splice et un feedback sur Boss Level de la part de Nostalgeek !

Bad Hotel podcast is back! Season 2?! In this episode we are joined by austalian indie pop artist Thomas Headon. We cover Thomas's tune fueled migration to UK, his viral beginnings in music and the stories behind his hit songs. It was also an educational rollercoaster for our guest - Thomas learnt that the island of Sicily has water and was also shocked to learn Will is actually a bionicle. 

Accountability is more than just keeping your word; it is the most important currency you can have. Organizations still struggle with accountability, but their effects on reputation and performance can make or break a company. Accountability can improve company culture, employee performance, and regulation compliance, allowing you to devote more energy to push your business forward. When responsibility is assigned, everyone knows they can’t be caught resting on their laurels if they want to be successful.

In this edition of the Wealth Creator Source Podcast, host Raymond Aaron speaks with Jim Bunch on the nature of responsibility within business. Jim is an entrepreneur that has launched numerous successful businesses and helps companies by initiating positive and sustainable change. Jim focuses on individual definitions of success and the impact accountability can have on a worker’s mindset and environment. 

Expert Action Steps:

• What are three environments that you need to eliminate?
• What three environments can you put in place? To hold you accountable and to raise your standards?
• Visit: www.JimBunch.com 

Guest Bio: 

Jim Bunch is an entrepreneur that helps companies around the world find success by initiating positive and sustainable change. Jim launched successful companies The Ultimate Game of Life, which features an online experience to improve people’s health, wealth, and happiness, and CoachGenie.com, a technology resource for entrepreneurs to build and automate their online businesses. Jim is a member of the Transformational Leadership Council and features in the inspirational movie Pass It On. He is a proponent of living “The Ultimate Life”.

Links:

• http://www.jimbunch.com/

Welcome to 27.
I’m in the distance pod this time chatting to the man like Chrome Sparks in Australia of all places…
Not in person but over the magic Skype ping pong. It was a top treat to pick the brains of this intellectual craftsman.
He’s a trained percussionist with a very good ear and bold song writing moves. Since 2010 he’s just not stopped
Much inspiration as we talk about his past, the rise and the current set up both in the studio and live.
We brave the eternal question… how does an electronic artist play live??? HOW??!?!

HOWA??!?!?

I dig into the multi tracking and phasing of effects to see if there are any simple pleasures hiding.

Also I demo sounds from my NEW splice.com sound pack “TIME MODULATOR”

Happy days

Hosts: Shari Creamer and Carrington Vanston

Find links, notes, and more episodes of Double Take at MonsterFeet.com

Movie Meltdown - Episode 109

 Ok nerds, tape up your glasses and join us as we watch this week's Sofa Theater feature...the horribly mis-marketed SPLICE. Plus book-ended geek activities, that wraps up with a full recap of Mega Piranha and a massive rant about Indiana Jones and the Crystal Skull.

All that plus somewhere in this episode's genetic code we discover... live-Tweeting award ceremonies, chick hips, The British Office, Frozen, editing profanity for TV, Jackson Rathbone, They CGI’ed her face!, The Natalie Portman laugh, In the Name of the King, McCarthyism, Ray Liotta’s acting, Ricky Gervais, Kamikaze fish, shirtless Indy, Getting the carpet to match the drapes, 20mm NERF guns, Shia LaBeouf, Creed-hating wolves, simple frozen instructions, The Dazed and Confused post-Xmas activities, Tiffany is Porkins, Dread, helicopters on sticks, Harrison Ford…old as fuck!, Beakman’s World and why is the wire razor sharp??

Spoiler Alert: Since SPLICE is still a relatively new release to DVD, be sure you watch it before listening to this episode. Because, as usual, we leave no spoiler unturned.

“These guys aren’t your average scientists, they are young, hip scientists.”