• Dealing with YouTube Auditors and Drone Pilots
    Oct 7 2024

    A man wearing a face mask is standing on the perimeter of your business premises. He's filming with a zoom lens camera, wearing a body worn camera and also takes a drone out his bag and flies it over the property!

    What would you do?

    Welcome to TriPOD - Behind the Creative, the podcast where we uncover the stories behind the artistry, explore creative processes, and dive deep into the dynamic intersection of technology and creativity.

    In this episode we tackle the fascinating and often controversial subjects of the rising trend of YouTube "auditors, individuals who test the boundaries of public filming rights, often leading to tensions with authorities and the public.

    The conversation highlights notable figures like DJ Audits, Auditing Britain and DJE Audits, who have become significant players in this niche yet growing trend.

    Dive into this episode to understand the legal intricacies, societal impacts, and personal anecdotes related to the world of YouTube auditors and drone pilots.

    Kev shares personal experiences and scenarios reflecting on interactions with police and the public when it comes to drone flying and public filming. These real-world scenarios underscore the complexity and misunderstandings often involved when navigating public spaces with drones or cameras, especially when auditors are pushing legal boundaries.

    Please note that this video is not legal advice, merely opinions shared on the topic based on our research and experiences.

    Link to original article: https://your.film/learn/guides/keep-c...

    Like the video, subscribe for more insightful content, and leave your thoughts in the comment section. See you in the next episode. Cheers!

    #TriPODPodcast #YouTubeAuditors #DronePilots #CreativeInsights #TechAndArt

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    44 mins
  • Exploring Sound Design and Composition with Rich McCoull
    Oct 4 2024

    In this episode, we sit down with the incredibly talented Rich McCoull, composer and founder of The East Wing, a renowned audio post-production house. https://theeastwing.co.uk/

    Rich takes us on an enlightening journey through his diverse career, sharing his expertise and experiences in sound design, Foley work, and voiceover recording.

    Many actors dislike voice replacement work due to its complexity and time-consuming nature. Rich and our hosts discuss this challenge and delve into the magic of sound effects and animation that can elevate a production's value even when clients don't always request them. They also explore Dolby Atmos technology's role in creating immersive soundscapes and the common use of library music versus bespoke compositions.

    One standout moment is Rich's detailed explanation of Foley and ADR work, bringing natural-sounding elements to enhance film scenes. He offers advice to aspiring composers, emphasizing the need for industry-standard skills and practical application.

    Join us for this captivating episode as we uncover the layers of effort involved in creating memorable audio-visual experiences and gain insights from a master in the industry. Don't forget to subscribe and hit the bell icon for more behind-the-scenes content from TriPOD- Behind the Creative!

    #SoundDesign #RichMcCoull #TheEastWing #FilmSound #GameAudio #VoiceActing #DolbyAtmos #MusicComposition #VideoProduction #FoleyArt #ADRWorK #SoundEngineering #AIinAudio #PostProduction #BehindTheScenes #PodcastInterview #CreativeIndustry #MusicInGames #AdobePremiere #ProTools #UnrealEngine #Unity3D #NetworkingTips #audioproductiontutorials

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    1 hr and 8 mins
  • Integrating Video Content into your Marketing Funnel
    May 30 2024

    In this episode Kev, Matthew and Marc dive deep into where video content fits in the marketing funnel stages. As image and video continue to dominate as the mediums of choice in digital marketing, understanding how to effectively leverage these tools is more crucial than ever. From creating initial awareness with captivating teasers to fostering long-term relationships through detailed case studies and testimonials, this episode covers the strategic deployment of video content across different stages of the consumer journey.

    The hosts discuss how secondary videos can reel back those viewers who might not be fully engaged initially and emphasise the distinction between primary and secondary videos in retaining attention. They explore how businesses utilise these tools differently when dealing with B2B versus B2C contexts, tailoring the depth of content to the cost and complexity of the product on offer.

    Key highlights include discussions on video types that best suit each funnel stage, from short, snappy intros aimed at sparking curiosity to in-depth reviews and user-generated content that build trust and foster community. Furthermore, the hosts reflect on the integration of video content into varied marketing strategies, citing real-world examples from industries like plumbing, car manufacturing, and consumer wellness.

    Don't forget to like, subscribe, and support the channel for more insightful discussions.

    #videomarketing #salesfunnel #consumerengagement #contentstrategy #brandawareness #digitalmarketing #customerjourney #marketingtips #b2bmarketing #usergeneratedcontent #testimonials #productreviews #casestudies #marketingfunnels #creativecontent

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    49 mins
  • Are Showreels a Lie?
    May 20 2024

    Welcome to TriPOD - Behind the Creative, the podcast that takes you inside the world of creatives from various industries. Every week, hosts Marc Runkee, Matthew Newman, and Kevin Owens engage in insightful and often humorous discussions with guests about the behind-the-scenes of the creative process. If you're a creative professional or just fascinated by creativity, this podcast is your window into the minds and mechanics of innovative creation.

    In Episode 27, titled "Are Showreels a Lie?" we delve into the fascinating world of showreels – those compact, often flashy compilations of a creator's best work. But how truthful are they really? Do they accurately represent a person's skills or the contributions of a company? Join us as we unpack the nuances and significance of showreels in the hiring process, especially in creative industries.

    We begin by defining what a showreel is and how it differs from promos and sizzle reels.

    Our hosts discuss the evolution of an individual's showreel as they progress in their career—from pure, grad-project compilations to more complex pieces that might feature contributions from other creatives. We also cover the ethics of including such collaborative projects and the importance of clear representation. Our lively conversation tackles critical questions like authenticity, the selective nature of these reels, and their role in opening—or sometimes closing—doors to job opportunities.

    Moreover, we approach the relevance of showreels in today's digital age, where platforms like YouTube, Vimeo, and social media play a significant role in how creatives showcase their work. Whether you're a recent graduate aiming to land your first creative role or a seasoned professional looking to switch things up, this episode offers valuable insights into creating a showreel that stands out while staying true to your authentic creative voice.

    Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share our podcast if you find this episode enlightening! Tune in to TriPOD - Behind the Creative where we explore truth and myth in the creative industry.

    #creativepodcast #Showreels #MediaCareer #FilmIndustry #CreativeProfessionals #PortfolioTips #JobOpportunitiesInMedia #SizzleReels #videoproductionpodcast #BehindTheCreative

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    44 mins
  • Importance of Script and Storyboard in Video Production
    Apr 8 2024

    Welcome to TriPOD: Behind the Creative, your favourite podcast where insights, inspirations, and the industry secrets from the realm of video production are dissected and discussed by our passionate trio of hosts. Whether you're an aspiring filmmaker, a marketing professional, or just someone curious about the magic of video creation, this is the show that peels back the veil to reveal what really goes on behind the camera.

    In our latest episode 26, "The Importance of Script and Storyboard in Video Production," hosts Marc Runkee, Kevin Owens, and Matthew Newman tackle the initial yet crucial stages of video creation: scriptwriting and storyboarding. Engage with our hosts as they weigh in on why investing time in these pre-production processes can make or break a video project, delving into real-life examples from their extensive experience.

    With a focus on tailoring content to both client needs and audience engagement, our hosts share invaluable pointers that emphasise clarity of message and narrative flow.

    They get down to the nitty-gritty, talking about how storyboarding can be used to refine and visually align the script's messaging, demystifying the process along the way. Are 500 words too many for a 30-second commercial? Can a storyboard do more than just guide the filming process? How can technical experts play a role in enhancing the script? This episode answers these questions and more, all while touching on the challenges of balancing detail with brevity.

    For content creators who want to optimize their production workflow, and for anyone curious about why every second matters, "The Importance of Script and Storyboard in Video Production" is a must-listen. So, hit that play button, give us a thumbs up if you like what you hear, and subscribe to our channel for more episodes that will elevate your creative process to the next level.

    🎥🎬🎧 #TriPODBehindTheCreative #VideoProductionPodcast #ScriptStoryboardMagic

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    26 mins
  • Interview with Cinematographer Scott Coulter
    Mar 6 2024

    🎬 Episode 25: Scott Coulter Interview - Director of Photography (DoP) /Cinematographer

    In this episode, hosts Kevin Owens and Matthew Newman welcome the incredibly talented Director of Photography, Scott Coulter, whose credits include: Man Like Mobeen, G'wed, Henpocalypse!, Things You Should Have Done, Lore and the Dumping Ground.

    Discover how Scott's unique approach to cinematography and his effective communication with directors result in dynamic and compelling on-screen narratives. Listen in as he dissects the delicate balance between technology and artistry and how sliders, dollies, and zoom lenses can completely revamp a show's visual identity.

    From collaboration on visual approach documents to colour grading experimentation, Scott elucidates the meticulous preparation that goes into crafting a TV show's visual signature. Amidst tightly packed schedules and budget constraints, be inspired by how projects creatively push the envelope with inventive uses of colour palettes and grading solutions.

    Featuring lively discussions on future technology, the role of AI in filmmaking, and navigating industry challenges, this episode is not just for aspiring cinematographers but for anyone who cherishes the narrative power of the visual image.

    Also, don't miss out on Scott's personal journey, from his start at 17 or 18 to his rise as an acclaimed DOP - it’s a story of perseverance and passion that many creatives can relate to.

    Subscribe to TriPOD- Behind the Creative and step into the ever-evolving world of cinematic arts with professionals like Scott Coulter. Tap the bell to get notified about our newest content, and let’s discover together what it takes to create the shows and films we love! #TriPODBehindTheCreative #Cinematography #FilmTV #ScottCoulter

    Scott Coulter IMDB Profile: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm4561819/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0_tt_0_nm_8_q_scott%2520coulter

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    1 hr and 16 mins
  • Benefits of Hiring a Full Service Video Agency
    Feb 21 2024

    🎙️ Welcome to the TriPOD Podcast - your behind-the-scenes pass to the creative industry! 🎨 Here, your hosts Matthew Newman and Kevin Owens bring their unique blend of humour and insight to the world of video production and creative storytelling.

    Each week on TriPOD, we peel back the curtain to explore the successes, the challenges, and the insider tricks that drive the creative process. Whether you're a budding artist, a seasoned marketer, or just a curious mind, there's something for everyone in our journey through the landscape of creation. 🎥

    📢 **Episode 24 - Benefits of Hiring a Full Service Video Agency**

    In this episode, Matthew, Marc and Kevin deep dive into why a full-service video agency could be the key to unlocking your project's potential. Here’s what you will uncover in Episode 24:

    - A detailed explanation of the offerings from a full-service video agency.

    - Steps to engage with an agency, from the first interaction to completion.

    - An in-depth look at how agencies align closely with client visions and provide expert guidance.

    - The advantages of integrated in-house teams, keeping your project on schedule and at peak quality.

    - Testimonials on the stress-free experience and sharp communication only a single point of contact can provide.

    - Real client case studies, showcasing the marked improvements when shifting from fragmented production approaches to a comprehensive full-service experience.

    Plus, get a peek into the evolving services at TriPOD, including an expansion into animation, and learn the importance of having an in-house squad capable of steering your project from storyboard to screen.

    Don't forget to hit that like button, subscribe, and share with fellow creatives. For personalised inquiries, reach out at hello@.your.film

    #CreativeIndustryPodcast #MarketingTrends #VideoMarketing2024 #CreativeTrends #digitalmarketing #VideoContent #MarketingInnovation #SocialMediaTrends #ShortFormVideo #onlinemarketing #videomarketing

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    38 mins
  • 5 Video Marketing Trends for 2024!
    Feb 5 2024

    In today's episode, Ep23: "5 Video Marketing Trends for 2024", we're diving head-first into the rapidly evolving realm of video marketing.

    With over 90% of businesses harnessing video as a marketing powerhouse and online users devouring an average of 17 hours of video content per week, it's clear that video isn't just part of the future—it *is* the future.

    We kick things off with Video SEO, unlocking the secrets behind optimising your video content for search engines across platforms like YouTube and LinkedIn. Discover the indispensable online and AI tools, such as Cast Magic, that make transcription and optimisation a breeze, as well as the insider strategies that can propel your content to the top of the search list.

    Artificial intelligence is shaking up the video scene, not just in post-production, but from the script stage itself. We weigh the pros and cons of AI's influence on creativity and whether Spielberg and Scorsese's concerns about technology compromising artistry are valid today.

    Next, the spotlight shines on short-form video. We unravel why those first six to 10 seconds are crucial and discuss the seismic shift towards creating platform-specific video content. Prepare to rethink everything you know about social media marketing!

    And as video consumption continues its transition to vertical formats, driven by smartphone domination, you'll learn why starting your production with this in mind is essential.

    So, buckle up as we immerse you in the future of video marketing—you might just find the inspiration you need to revolutionise the way you think about video.

    #videomarketing #CreativeIndustryPodcast #MarketingTrends #VideoMarketing2024 #CreativeTrends #digitalmarketing #VideoContent #MarketingInnovation #SocialMediaTrends #ShortFormVideo #onlinemarketing

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    45 mins