This week’s episode of Creative
Planet’s Digital Production BuZZ – the world’s only talk radio for
Digital Production, Post Production and Distribution – is full of great
information and entertainment, as usual.

Our first
guest has been on the show before, with his movie B R O K E N, and is
back now with a new “twisted” short film, Cyn.
Cyn was made on a 6 day
schedule – from script to final output – for under $1000 and boosts one
of the craziest end title sequences ever created for a 5 min short
film. Alex Ferrari will tell us how he did it.

A double session of our regular Pick
our Brains segment fills out the center section of the show.

In our second guest spot, we’ll talk Clayton Condit who edited America’s Lost Landscape: the Tallgras
Prairie  at Minneapolis’ Splice Here.

And finally, in our “BuZZ in Depth” segment this week we’ll be
talking about Blockbuster’s decision to focus on Blu-ray discs in its
stores.

Creative Planet’s Digital Production BuZZ is live 6-7 pm Pacific
Time. Join
the Show Live, listen to, or download an episode from the archives or subscribe to the
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This week’s episode of Creative
Planet’s Digital Production BuZZ – the world’s only talk radio for
Digital Production, Post Production and Distribution – is full of great
information and entertainment, as usual.

In our first
segment we have a round-table discussion with Carey Dissmore and Rob Griffiths on issues
surrounding production shoots: what constitutes a fair “day” and what
are a producer’s responsibilites to their crew’s well being and safety.

Following our popular “Pick our Brains” segment we have a special
announcement about a whole new feature on the BuZZ website: The BuZZdex
to the best articles, tutorial, resources and forums wherever they are
on the Internet, organized by application, topic, subject and type.
 
In our second guest spot, we’ll talk with Mr. Deity, Brian Dalton,
creator of the popular video podcast and web series, Mr Deity. We’ll talk with Brian
about creating this genuingly funny series and how they achieve such
high production values on a limited budget.

And finally, in our “BuZZ in Depth” segment this week we’ll be
talking once again about how the US Delegate to the WIPO is once again
subverting the will of the world and attempting to give “big media’
control perpetual control over anything they broadcast and why AT&T
now stands for “American Tracking & Takedown”.

Creative Planet’s Digital Production BuZZ is live 6-7 pm Pacific
Time. Join
the Show Live, listen to, or download an episode from the archives or subscribe to the
podcast through iTunes or off the website.

This week’s episode of Creative
Planet’s Digital Production BuZZ – the world’s only talk radio for
Digital Production, Post Production and Distribution – is full of great
information and entertainment, as usual.

Our first
guest is  “The Editor Doctor” Mike Nichols, most famous for his
recut of Star Wars Episode 1: The
Phantom Menace titled Phantom
Edit,  Mike regular works recutting television shows for
syndication and has started a new comedy podcast, Two Guys in a Bar.

Following our popular “Pick our Brains” or
“Regional BuZZ” we’ll have a “Distribution BuZZ” interview we’ll be
catching up with John Putch, Producer/Director of Mojave Phone Booth to discover how
he has faired with distribution since our interview in November 2006.
 
In our second guest spot, we’ll talk with Visual Effects Supervisor
come Director, Alan Chan. Alan’s latest project is a SciFi short Postcards from the Future.

And finally, in our “BuZZ in Depth” segment this week we’ll be
talking about what you really need for an edit or color bay and why.

Creative Planet’s Digital Production BuZZ is live 6-7 pm Pacific
Time. Join
the Show Live, listen to, or download an episode from the archives or subscribe to the
podcast through iTunes or off the website.