Random Editing Podcasts

You know that friend that only speaks in movie references? That’s us. We’re that friend.

Categories: TV & Film

Tags: camera, cinema, cinematography, directors, Editing, film, Movies, theater

Everything you need to know about outlining, drafting, editing, publishing, launching, marketing, and selling your novel. My content is a mix of brass tacks marketing + big picture business analysis.

Categories: Arts, Business, Education

Tags: book launching, Book Marketing, book selling, Editing, independent authors, novels, outlining, productivity, publishing, writers, writing, Writing habits

This podcast is for beginning writers AND for those who have a pile of thanks but no thanks rejections sitting in their inbox. It is for the novice writer with an inkling of a book idea AND for those who’ve heard crickets from the queries they’ve sent out. It is for those who dream of being on a bestseller list or winning a major book award AND for those who want to write the best book possible and to see where it takes them. Hosted by Sandra O’Donnell and Judd Vowell, Your First Fifteen Pages is the help you need to make your book a success. As a book coach and literary agent Sandra knows what it takes to go from a good story to a great story and from being an unsigned writer to an author with an agent and a book contract. Judd’s writing journey began with a dystopian trilogy, that didn’t take Amazon by storm, but did garner a small following. Judd shares his writing experience and how his writing has changed since discovering Your First Fifteen Pages and through his work with Sandra.In each episode of Your First Fifteen Pages, Sandra and Judd unlock the mystery of what it takes to capture and hold the interest of agents, editors, and ultimately readers. We show you how to perfect your first fifteen pages and use them as the foundation for the rest of your story. If you are struggling with a manuscript, we show you how to fix problems and move your writing forward. If you are a new writer, we show you how to get started and make your first novel agent worthy from the start.

Categories: Arts, Education

Tags: Authors, Books, creative-writing, Editing, fiction, nonfiction, publishing, writers, writing

The official learning channel for Autodesk® Smoke® software, the all-in-one solution that connects editing and visual effects. The Autodesk® Smoke® Learning Channel provides tutorials of all levels to help you learn Autodesk® Smoke®.

Categories: Technology

Tags: autodesk, Editing, fcp, finishing, learn, smoke, VFX

Stories from the edit bay. The bad clients, the disasters, the triumphs…the fun stuff.

Categories: Arts, TV & Film

Tags: Editing, post production

The Editor’s Cut is a monthly podcast that explores the art of picture editing in Canada. The podcast is hosted by CCE member Sarah Taylor.

Categories: TV & Film

Tags: documentary, Editing, film, postproduction, tv

A podcast about magazines and the people who made (and make) them.

Categories: Arts, News, Technology

Tags: content, design, digital media, Editing, illustration, Magazine, magazines, media, News, photography, print, printing, publishing, writing

A film/tv podcast from photographers Matt Day and Chris Visser. Matt and Chris talk about the tv and movies they like, dislike, can’t get enough of, and more.

Categories: TV & Film

Tags: cinematography, Editing, Entertainment, film, Filmmaking, media, Movies, photography, production, tv

An insanely silly, yet utterly peculiar award-winning sketch show. The episodes – created by and starring John Dredge – feature sketches, surreal spoofs and sublime sound effects. There are five series to enjoy.

Categories: Comedy

Tags: Anything, audio, Comedy, Do, Dredge, Editing, effects, john, nothing, Podcast, show, sketch, sketches, sound, Surreal, to, With

This show focuses on the technical production of audio podcasts. Chris Curran chats with podcasters about their audio equipment, software and workflow to help you learn how to produce better sounding podcasts. You’ll also learn solutions to common audio issues as well as plenty of tips and tricks. By listening to this show you will gain a TON of knowledge and skills that will make a HUGE difference in your sound quality _and_ save you time! Subscribe/Follow today and start listening! Your host Chris Curran has a background in podcast production (Forbes, Dun & Bradstreet, J&J, etc) as well as music production (Sarah McLachlan, Jeff Buckley, Foreigner, etc). When he entered podcasting in 2012, he noticed that most podcasters (and producers) do not have a good understanding of fundamental audio engineering concepts, which sabotages the quality of their sound from the very beginning. This show, as well as Podcast Engineering School, helps podcasters and producers reach professional levels of podcast audio production.

Categories: Education, Technology

Tags: audio, career, compressor, Editing, engineer, engineering, EQ, equipment, hardware, Mastering, microphone, mixer, Mixing, Podcast, podcasting, production, quality, recording, software, sound

Don’t like the way your life is now? Learn to edit yourself. Take control of your media presence and develop a successful story strategy with the Video Crush- Edit Yourself Podcast. This is the business show that ties it all together with video marketing know-how and other successful marketing strategies that you can begin using right now. Season 1 was created as your host, Scott Markowitz, engineered his own exit from a big corporate job, and struck out on his own. Follow along in season 1 as Scott learns from others who had already made the change, and as he builds up the guts to actually pull the trigger on his cushy job. Then, in season 2, Scott tells you all about what went right with his exit from corporate. More importantly, you learn from his mistakes as he chronicles what went horribly wrong. From there, learn how to take your own immediate action in leaving the corporate landscape, and making your own dreams come true. Discover the video marketing strategies, tips, and tricks to begin CRUSHING IT in your own business! Take control of your media presence and develop a successful story strategy with the Video Crush- Edit Yourself Podcast. Join Scott Markowitz as he cuts through the always confusing (and usually downright incorrect) advise from marketing and product launch coaches. Learn how to invest your time properly and decide what’s best for your own media content strategy.

Categories: Business, Health & Fitness

Tags: business, coach, Coaching, Editing, employeepreneur, entrepreneur, entrepreneurship, happiness, improvement, life, lifecoach, lifecoaching, marketing, mediapreneur, motiondesign, Philosophy, selfesteem, selfhelp, selfimprovement, solopreneur, video, Videoediting, videomarketing, videoproduction

On the Writership Podcast, professional book editors Leslie Watts critiques five pages of fiction from writers who are, or soon hope to be, traditionally or independently published. The submissions come from actual authors who understand they may need help seeing the flaws in their stories and are brave enough to share this experience so that you might improve your writing too.

Categories: Arts, Business

Tags: author, Books, Editing, publishing, selfpublishing, writing

Helping indie authors successfully write, market, & self-publish their books and make a living with their writing. In this show, Ella interviews successful authors who share their best writing, marketing, and mindset secrets. You’ll hear from them about topics such as making time to write, tools to succeed as an indie author, exactly what steps they took to achieve their self-publishing success.

Categories: Arts, Business

Tags: amazoncategories, book, bookcover, bookmarketing, ebook, ebookcover, ebookmarketing, Editing, marketing, marketinghabits, marketingmindset, marketingyourbook, mindset, Motivation, novels, outlining, selfpublishing, sellingyourbook, writersblock, writing, writinggoals, writinghabits, writingmindset, writingproductivity, writingshortcuts, writingtips

A podcast for people who want to get the most out of their technology, so they can spend less time learning and more time creating. We cover multimedia, video production and editing, Apple Final Cut Studio and other content creation software.

Categories: Technology

Tags: apple, content creation, Editing, Final Cut, final cut studio, mac, Multimedia, video

We Film Everything is an in depth look into the life and times of Visive Productions. They discuss everything from latest camera techniques and news to major current affairs. They delve into the freerunning world and its recent hot topics. Look out for some big guests over the coming months. www.visiveproductions.com

Categories: Comedy, Education, TV & Film

Tags: affairs, Beer, camera, Canon, Comedy, current, debate, discussion, drunk, Editing, Education, film, filming, Freerunning, Giles, jamie, News, nikon, parkour, productions, sport, video, Visive

Welcome to Beans x Art, the podcast where creativity and caffeine collide! Join us for a stimulating blend of coffee and conversation, as we chat with inspiring creators from all walks of life about what inspires them to make magic. From artists and writers to photographers and filmmakers, we explore the creative process and the role that coffee plays in powering our passions. Tune in for quick and insightful chats that are sure to leave you feeling energized and inspired. Let’s brew something beautiful together

Categories: Arts, Education

Tags: cinematography, Editing, lighting, post production, Pre-production, production design, screenplay, sound design, Storyboarding, Visual Effects

A podcast about open source voice production tools. Updates at marwalk on twitter Voice Over on Linux by Mark Caldwell Walker is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. [itunes pic]
It’s fairly simple to move – that is, time shift – all of the Tracks in an Audacity project Together. In theory – you just enable the “Synchronize Tracks” feature – and time shift to suit. But it could be frustrating if you want to shift only a subset of Tracks – vis-à-vis the others in the project – which is a more likely use case anyway. In this Episode – we’ll send that can’t-move-the-right-Tracks-Together frustration to /dev/null.

Categories: Technology

Tags: audacity, audio, Editing, ffmpeg, linux, normal, normalize, Open, over, source, sox, tools, voice, voice over, waveform

The Writeway Podcast is committed to empowering writers and turning creative aspirations into career realities. Join published author and Writeway CEO, Rea Frey, and Writeway Executive Editor, Joe Tower, as they take a truly no bullshit look behind the curtain of the publishing industry… and provide the tools to help you become your own best writing advocate. For more information visit www.writewayco.com.

This week on the Writeway Podcast, Rea and Joe are talking about something that’s important for everyone: they’re talking BOUNDARIES—for you, for them, for us, for writers, parents, kids, bosses, teachers, coaches, or entrepreneurs. Boundaries are important for anyone who has a relationship with someone or something else.

While the topic of boundaries, itself, is both too broad and too deep to tackle it all in a single episode, the co-hosts turn their attention during this round to the boundaries in a relationship critical to their business: the vendor-client relationship. In an age where instant gratification and being “plugged in” amounts to societal norms, boundaries become more vital than ever.

Being aware of your boundaries makes clear your status and purpose in any given relationship, so Writeway wants to know how exactly you establish, enact, and enforce your own, and what, when you come up against a relationship that’s testing those boundaries, you learn about yourself. Email us at podcast@writewayco.com.

Categories: Arts, Business, Education

Tags: Authors, Books, Editing, publishing, writers, writing