In 2012 we covered the NAB show in Las Vegas where we talked about the latest news from the broadcast and new media industries and then went on to cover IndieCade in Culver City, California and PAX Prime in Seattle, Washington with a focus on the latest in independent game development – a fast-emerging media sector that involves the many disciplines in the arts and sciences which we will report on in our next podcast episode.
Co-host Aimee Lynn Chadwick starred in a viral media campaign for Applebee’s that was featured in TIME magazine and resulted in blow-up dolls of her becoming available on Amazon as well as a television spot for a car company that played during the Superbowl!
Keram had a two-episode arc in season five of True Blood and worked with legendary guitarist Alex Lifeson of band Rush on his forthcoming record.
As a whole Constant Change Media continued to grow IndieGameReviewer.com and MusicZeitgeist.com two important entertainment portals that saw substantial growth throughout the year and meanwhile was busy shooting a forthcoming documentary about the Los Angeles low-brow art scene now going into the post-production phase.
We will discuss these topics as well as the unforgettable events that took place in 2012 in our forthcoming episodes. So stay tuned and make sure you are subscribed to the podcast on iTunes so you don’t miss an episode!
Keram and co-host Aimee Lynn Chadwick return from the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB show) conference in Las Vegas, attended by 91,000 members of the entertainment and tech industries, to report on the state of tech, media distribution, social media marketing, transmedia, the Cloud, and Big Data (mining).
Keram also goes into depth about why you should consider resurrecting the carrier pigeon and investing in a typewriter from the gold ducats you have stashed underground in an unmarked metal safe.
James Cameron and Vincent Pace discuss the Shadowcaster truck and the streamlined future workflow of 3D image capture. Photo Copyright 2012 Constant Change Media Group
Other topics include auto-stereoscopic technologies coming to stores, James Cameron and Vincent pace going full-on 3D, the next gen HDSLR 2.0 and Blackmagic Design’s astonishing new Cinema Camera that shoots raw 12 bit footage for “Prosumer” prices. Monster apps like Draw Something and Instragram are discussed and movies John Carter, The Hunger Games and Pina 3D.
Warning, you may find this episode a little hair-raising. But do not miss it!
Keram is joined by guest and MusicZeitgeist.com contributor Truffle Jones to discuss Newt Gringrich’s tour bus, the Hollywood arsonist, rogues like graffiti artist RISK, the UX, Werner Herzog’s Rogue Film School, also the state of Indie music, Deadmau5 vs. Paul McCartney and the rise of IDM into the mainstream. They also discuss archaeology, MTV and the sudden rash of record breaking snowstorms befalling Europe and the dance of the icebergs.
Filled with ideas and strange insights, this is one you won’t want to miss.
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Keram and co-host Aimee Lynn Chadwick return from the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB show) conference in Las Vegas, attended by 91,000 members of the entertainment and tech industries, to report on the state of tech, media distribution, social media marketing, transmedia, the Cloud, and Big Data (mining).
Keram is joined by guest and 
