In response to some requests I’ve received to talk about my workflow and production techniques, I’ve started going through my archives of podcasts to select the productions that stand out for me. I’m going to pick my favourites and do a director’s commentary of them and post them here in the coming weeks. Those will be my picks.
Is there a production I’ve done that you want to learn more about?
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PAB2008, the third annual international podcasting extravaganza, took place in Kingston, Ontario (Canada) on June 20-22, 2008. Audio of the conference sessions is available at the Canadian Podcast Buffet.
I served as bass player for various, early, incarnations of the Robert Farrell Band, last performing with Robert in 1997. After a long hiaitus from music to focus on family and a career, I started working on my first CD, real, in 2004 — before I discovered Podcasting.
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July 18th, 2008 at 9:42 am
Mark:
Great idea! I’m already looking forward to hearing how you do what you do….hurry up :)
I have no specific episodes in mind, however 1 of each of your different shows that you do would be interesting as I imagine that your approach and technique with each would be slightly (or greatly!) different.
Thanks,
Stevie Z
July 24th, 2008 at 8:21 am
Mark, I know you’ve talked about your documentary style on CPB before, and I would like to learn more about that. Specifically, I liked how you produced the recent SMB Ottawa audio and would love to have your thoughts on how you produced it.