Preparing for PodCamp, and a round table on production styles

Mark, 23 February 2007, 5 comments
Categories: Podcasts

Hey!  We’re in a rush to hit the road for Toronto.  Show notes will be posted… sometime.

ROUND TABLE

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  1. James (Fast Food News)
    23 February 2007, 2:34 pm

    Bruce, I’d sit down and listen to you talk for an hour. I’d have to sit in Regina but I’m sure I’m not the only one.

    I was thrilled to hear Ninja say she used PodProducer too. I thought I was the only one. (I use PodProducer but let Audition record as I put the show together on the fly.)

    Also, please add the following tag to this post: “Bruce Murray’s anal process”

    BTW, guys, you think audio editing is time consuming…I just delved into video podcasting in a big way and it’s insane how much time a seven minute video takes. I can take as much as an hour Photoshopping a still picture for four seconds of video. Then you have to do the sound too. I’m going to need two months to recover.

  2. Dave Brodbeck
    23 February 2007, 6:50 pm

    I meant the “your notes” section on facebook……

    Be sure to check out my profile and join the thunderbird six fanboys fangirls and fan mutants group…

  3. Christa Giles
    25 February 2007, 3:06 pm

    http://www.mayfairgames.com/shop/product/3300-4499/pages/4113.htm#

    Here’s the board game involving sheep, Bob :) Anything that makes you laugh that much has to be good, eh?

  4. Christa Giles
    25 February 2007, 3:38 pm

    http://www.mayfairgames.com/shop/product/3300-4499/pages/4113.htm#

    Here’s the board game involving sheep, Bob :) Anything that makes you laugh that much has to be good, eh?

    Fascinating roundtable… makes me happy with my current choice of doing my podcast monthly: the 10 or so hours of editing gets spread out over a series of sessions recording each piece.. and I’ve started doing on-the-fly editing, doing re-records right away if I stumble badly, and leaving the little bits of ums and aahs in, because they’d be present in a live conversation with my listeners anyway! I think I’ll be listening with more of a critical ear for the next little while, paying attention to my favourite podcasts to see if the slick editing is part of what I love… interesting stuff, folks!

  5. Connie Crosby
    28 February 2007, 10:04 pm

    I liked your comment about the blogger meetup in Montreal, that you weren’t sure, as a podcaster, whether you would fit in. Similarly I wondered if, as a blogger, I would be seen as a lower life form by podcasters at podcamp this past weekend. Not at all the case! I discovered that podcasters are oft times “super bloggers”, have a lot of respect for blogging as one of the tools of the trade, and even listened to what I had to say.

    Yes, it is nice to see how these communities can overlap. 8-)

    Cheers,
    Connie

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