Published By
Created On
1 Sep 2021 03:29:24 UTC
Transaction ID
Cost
Safe for Work
Free
Yes
How to Produce a Set with First AD Greg Zekowski - Working with Front Office (Episode 24)
First AD Greg Zekowski discusses with Armen Fetulagian his interface with the front office.
---
Please also visit our sister channel on Bitchute: https://www.bitchute.com/channel/yeKAwbRtYfz2/
GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT THIS CHANNEL:
ENGLISH LANGUAGE CONTENT: More videos about entertainment careers will be uploaded (and in many cases reuploaded) over the next few months. Please stay tuned!
If you enjoyed this video, please check out the information about Strong Workforce, a multi-year grant dedicated to providing students with greater opportunities to meld traditional education with increased involvement and hands-on training from employers. Here is their website: https://www.cccco.edu/About-Us/Chancellors-Office/Divisions/Workforce-and-Economic-Development/Strong-Workforce-Program/CTE-Faculty-Resource-Hub---Career-Technical-Education-Information/What-is-Strong-Workforce
This channel is dedicated to all sorts of content surrounding the entertainment industry. It was originally formed as a repository of content created for the California Community College Chancellor's Office Department of Economic and Workforce Development Doing What Matters Initiative. Running from 2013-2018, numerous events and assets were created to enhance anyone interested in entertainment as a career to find the best career pathways in. In order to support that effort, a series of videos were created that dealt with "below-the-line" or "crafts" positions, which are often not taught in regular curriculum.
The program further expanded to include digital assets that might be amusing to general students. Dan Watanabe, founder of this channel, was a grant director.
Want to know more about digital media educational opportunities, upcoming events, and jobs? Please visit our informal facebook page at http://facebook.com/ictdmla
Want to know more about the jobs picture in the entertainment industry? See the LA Economic Development Corporation report on jobs in the digital arts. http://laedc.org/2018/02/08/report-ccw-dme/
Also please check out the Los Angeles Economic Development Corporation http://laedc.com and the LA Chamber of Commerce for ongoing information about new workforce developments. http://lachamber.com
JAPANESE LANGUAGE CONTENT: Having attended high school in Japan, channel owner Dan Watanabe found this also to be a place where interesting tidbits from his days in Japan could provide a nostalgic backwards look for his former classmates -- as well as his current students. Further, this could be of cultural interest to westerners.
Like and subscribe!
...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8uCrCPxbIn0
---
Please also visit our sister channel on Bitchute: https://www.bitchute.com/channel/yeKAwbRtYfz2/
GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT THIS CHANNEL:
ENGLISH LANGUAGE CONTENT: More videos about entertainment careers will be uploaded (and in many cases reuploaded) over the next few months. Please stay tuned!
If you enjoyed this video, please check out the information about Strong Workforce, a multi-year grant dedicated to providing students with greater opportunities to meld traditional education with increased involvement and hands-on training from employers. Here is their website: https://www.cccco.edu/About-Us/Chancellors-Office/Divisions/Workforce-and-Economic-Development/Strong-Workforce-Program/CTE-Faculty-Resource-Hub---Career-Technical-Education-Information/What-is-Strong-Workforce
This channel is dedicated to all sorts of content surrounding the entertainment industry. It was originally formed as a repository of content created for the California Community College Chancellor's Office Department of Economic and Workforce Development Doing What Matters Initiative. Running from 2013-2018, numerous events and assets were created to enhance anyone interested in entertainment as a career to find the best career pathways in. In order to support that effort, a series of videos were created that dealt with "below-the-line" or "crafts" positions, which are often not taught in regular curriculum.
The program further expanded to include digital assets that might be amusing to general students. Dan Watanabe, founder of this channel, was a grant director.
Want to know more about digital media educational opportunities, upcoming events, and jobs? Please visit our informal facebook page at http://facebook.com/ictdmla
Want to know more about the jobs picture in the entertainment industry? See the LA Economic Development Corporation report on jobs in the digital arts. http://laedc.org/2018/02/08/report-ccw-dme/
Also please check out the Los Angeles Economic Development Corporation http://laedc.com and the LA Chamber of Commerce for ongoing information about new workforce developments. http://lachamber.com
JAPANESE LANGUAGE CONTENT: Having attended high school in Japan, channel owner Dan Watanabe found this also to be a place where interesting tidbits from his days in Japan could provide a nostalgic backwards look for his former classmates -- as well as his current students. Further, this could be of cultural interest to westerners.
Like and subscribe!
...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8uCrCPxbIn0
Author
Content Type
Unspecified
video/mp4
Language
English
More from the publisher
Controlling
VIDEO
POST
post-production-with-charles-unger-with
Original proof of concept of interview series with industry insiders. Test with Phil Biedron, who would eventually do the final longform interviews with Charles.
Please "like" and "subscribe."
---
"Kawafuchi Sensei" provides a variety of content:
-- Iconoclastic movie reviews and advice for writing scripts. As a former development executive and current college instructor, I started recording movie reviews as a way to amuse my students and encourage them to do their own videos. Somehow that would up as this channel!
-- Interviews with industry pros. These are a series of interviews recorded while I ran a grant for the California Community College Chancellor's Office that provided information to students looking to break into the entertainment industry. Most of these interviews cover jobs in entertainment that aren't generally known to those not in the industry.
-- Various clips from American television documentaries, movies of the week, and other assorted tidbits that are assumed to be in public domain.
-- Various clips from Japanese television, most circa 1978-1983 when I lived there. Most are scenes from American movies dubbed in Japanese. Most of these dubs are different from those found on physical media. Other videos feature the commentaries that often came before those films as well as commercials that were in the initial telecasts.
I used to have a large collection of Japanese music programs and suspense thriller movies of the week. These have been removed for now because of copyright strikes.
...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jDa9tUHSano
Transaction
Created
1 month ago
Content Type
Language
video/mp4
English
Controlling
VIDEO
HOW T
how-to-produce-a-set-with-first-ad-3
Join First Assistant Director Greg Zekowski as he discusses "producing a set." This initial run of episodes features interviewers Phil Biedron and Laura Beamer, performers who will be asking questions pertinent to their relationship as performers.
---
More videos about entertainment careers will be uploaded (and in many cases reuploaded) over the next few months. Please stay tuned!
If you enjoyed this video, please check out the information about Strong Workforce, a multi-year grant dedicated to providing students with greater opportunities to meld traditional education with increased involvement and hands-on training from employers. Here is their website: https://www.cccco.edu/About-Us/Chancellors-Office/Divisions/Workforce-and-Economic-Development/Strong-Workforce-Program/CTE-Faculty-Resource-Hub---Career-Technical-Education-Information/What-is-Strong-Workforce
This channel is dedicated to all sorts of content surrounding the entertainment industry. It was originally formed as a repository of content created for the California Community College Chancellor's Office Department of Economic and Workforce Development Doing What Matters Initiative. Running from 2013-2018, numerous events and assets were created to enhance anyone interested in entertainment as a career to find the best career pathways in. In order to support that effort, a series of videos were created that dealt with "below-the-line" or "crafts" positions, which are often not taught in regular curriculum.
The program further expanded to include digital assets that might be amusing to general students. Dan Watanabe, founder of this channel, was a grant director. Having attended high school in Japan, he found this also to be a place where interesting tidbits from his days in Japan could provide a nostalgic backwards look for his former classmates as well as be of cultural interest to westerners.
Want to know more about digital media educational opportunities, upcoming events, and jobs? Please visit our informal facebook page at http://facebook.com/ictdmla
Want to know more about the jobs picture in the entertainment industry? See the LA Economic Development Corporation report on jobs in the digital arts. http://laedc.org/2018/02/08/report-ccw-dme/
Also please check out the Los Angeles Economic Development Corporation http://laedc.com and the LA Chamber of Commerce for ongoing information about new workforce developments. http://lachamber.com
Like and subscribe!
...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eGZSP210fJQ
Transaction
Created
1 month ago
Content Type
Language
video/mp4
English
Controlling
VIDEO
WHY I
why-is-“valley-of-the-dolls”-still
"Valley of the Dolls" seemed to be just a worse adaptation of a bad book... yet it has managed to last over fifty years as a cult classic. What is its essential appeal, and what does it say about aesthetic quality being the foundation of something lasting?
哀愁の花びら- 英語解説
For more information, please see Stephen Rebello's book Dolls! Dolls! Dolls!: Deep Inside Valley of the Dolls, the Most Beloved Bad Book and Movie of All Time
by Amazon.com
Learn more: amazon.com/dp/0143133500/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_ODALFbSSJHSSA
Please "like" and "subscribe."
Please visit our Bitchute parallel channel https://www.bitchute.com/channel/yeKAwbRtYfz2/
---
***IMPORTANT NOTE: I have once again started tp upload certain music and drama programs from Japanese TV circa the early 1980s and American programs that are assumed to be in public domain. Some of this content may be removed after approximately one month.*****
"Kawafuchi Sensei" provides a variety of content:
-- Iconoclastic movie reviews and advice for writing scripts. As a former development executive and current college instructor, I started recording movie reviews as a way to amuse my students and encourage them to do their own videos. Somehow that would up as this channel!
-- Interviews with industry pros. These are a series of interviews recorded while I ran a grant for the California Community College Chancellor's Office that provided information to students looking to break into the entertainment industry. Most of these interviews cover jobs in entertainment that aren't generally known to those not in the industry.
-- Various clips from American television documentaries, movies of the week, and other assorted tidbits that are assumed to be in public domain.
-- Various clips from Japanese television, most circa 1978-1983 when I lived there. Most are scenes from American movies dubbed in Japanese. Most of these dubs are different from those found on physical media. Other videos feature the commentaries that often came before those films as well as commercials that were in the initial telecasts.
...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UFphTrPGxck
Transaction
Created
1 month ago
Content Type
Language
video/mp4
English
Controlling
VIDEO
ARE
are-“east-of-eden”-and“late
THIS IS A REUPLOAD OF A VIDEO MADE OVER A YEAR AGO ORIGINALLY POSTED ON A DIFFERENT CHANNEL. MORE VIDEOS HAVE BEEN UPLOADED ON MY SENSEI DAN ALL VIDEOS PLAYLIST AS "UNLISTED." PLEASE CHECK THERE FOR OTHERS!
One of the greatest challenges to writers -- and causes of "writer's block" -- is the desire to make each and every scene Something Big. This is not only not practical it is not even desirable. In this episode of Backward Engineering Your Script, we demonstrate some tricks to making even the most mundane scene interesting. Our primary examples are "East of Eden" and "Late Spring." Who would have thought a James Dean movie and an Ozu film would be so similar in their approaches?
BACKWARD ENGINEERING YOUR SCRIPT
Backward Engineering Your Script is a continuing series of videos that explores individual movies or TV shows that exemplify good or at least interesting writing approaches. There is no one correct way to write a script, and this series hopes to inspire you to find your inner voice that can be led to outward success.
---
Please see the following updates on the channel!
OLDER "SENSEI DAN VIDEO COMMENTARIES: My older commentaries from a previous channel are being reuploaded here now. They may be found in the SENSEI DAN ALL VIDEOS Playlist. I am putting them up as Unlisted so they won't be confused with the newer content. Please check them out!
JAPANESE MUSIC AND DRAMA TITLES: Original copyright owners have become FAR more strict with pulling down old uploads. For the time being, I am just putting up classic Japanese commentaries from the days of prime time movie showcases. These often but not always include embedded commercials from original telecasts I recorded. Depending on YouTube and the copyright holders' 's future policies, I may try uploading music and dramas again in the future.
Please also visit our sister channel on Bitchute: https://www.bitchute.com/channel/yeKAwbRtYfz2/
I am still working with grants and teaching classes but I felt the longer run down of other contacts is no longer needed. Nevertheless, please feel free to visit our Facebook page to hear about upcoming events at http://facebook.com/ictdmla
Like and subscribe!
...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UbN2SqlGY2o
Transaction
Created
1 month ago
Content Type
Language
video/mp4
English
Controlling
VIDEO
POST
post-production-supervisor-jennifer-11
Post Production Supervisor at FremantleMedia Jennifer Phillips discusses some of the post production challenges she had with the TV series "Baywatch." Interviewed by Armen Fetulagian, who is now a post production supervisor over on the Netflix series Umbrella Academy (this was way before that!)
Please "like" and "subscribe."
Please visit our Bitchute parallel channel https://www.bitchute.com/channel/yeKAwbRtYfz2/
---
"Kawafuchi Sensei" provides a variety of content:
-- Iconoclastic movie reviews and advice for writing scripts. As a former development executive and current college instructor, I started recording movie reviews as a way to amuse my students and encourage them to do their own videos. Somehow that would up as this channel!
-- Interviews with industry pros. These are a series of interviews recorded while I ran a grant for the California Community College Chancellor's Office that provided information to students looking to break into the entertainment industry. Most of these interviews cover jobs in entertainment that aren't generally known to those not in the industry.
-- Various clips from American television documentaries, movies of the week, and other assorted tidbits that are assumed to be in public domain.
-- Various clips from Japanese television, most circa 1978-1983 when I lived there. Most are scenes from American movies dubbed in Japanese. Most of these dubs are different from those found on physical media. Other videos feature the commentaries that often came before those films as well as commercials that were in the initial telecasts.
I used to have a large collection of Japanese music programs and suspense thriller movies of the week. These have been removed for now because of copyright issues.
...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oYrOoGyGhXU
Transaction
Created
1 month ago
Content Type
Language
video/mp4
English
Controlling
VIDEO
WHAT
what-is-john-boy-really-doing-alone-in
On this episode of Backward Engineering Your Script, we take a look at the movie of the week that led to the TV series The Waltons. Unlike the later series, this MOW features more ambiguous characters and some unresolved human frailties. Much of the cast is also different.
Based on the novel "Spencer's Mountain" by Earl Hammer Jr, the movie takes the rural America of the 30's and contextualizes it with the cultural turmoil of the late 60's and early 70's -- but includes elements of the Easy Riders and Raging Bulls ambiguity as well. Hardly the softie piece it is often thought to be, the program showcases how to do a memoir the correct way: relatable, but not through completely rose-colored glasses.
Backward Engineering Your Script is a continuing series of videos that explores individual movies or TV shows that exemplify good or at least interesting writing approaches. There is no one correct way to write a script, and this series hopes to inspire you to find your inner voice that can be led to outward success.
The video clips are from a CBS Late Movie telecast which features what I believe to be the original color grading, which is quite different from the Paramount Home Video version.
Please "like" and "subscribe."
Please visit our Bitchute parallel channel https://www.bitchute.com/channel/yeKAwbRtYfz2/
---
"Kawafuchi Sensei" provides a variety of content:
-- Iconoclastic movie reviews and advice for writing scripts. As a former development executive and current college instructor, I started recording movie reviews as a way to amuse my students and encourage them to do their own videos. Somehow that would up as this channel!
-- Interviews with industry pros. These are a series of interviews recorded while I ran a grant for the California Community College Chancellor's Office that provided information to students looking to break into the entertainment industry. Most of these interviews cover jobs in entertainment that aren't generally known to those not in the industry.
-- Various clips from American television documentaries, movies of the week, and other assorted tidbits that are assumed to be in public domain.
-- Various clips from Japanese television, most circa 1978-1983 when I lived there. Most are scenes from American movies dubbed in Japanese. Most of these dubs are different from those found on physical media. Other videos feature the commentaries that often came before those films as well as commercials that were in the initial telecasts.
I used to have a large collection of Japanese music programs and suspense thriller movies of the week. These have been removed for now because of copyright issues.
...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aw7HYG56nM0
Transaction
Created
1 month ago
Content Type
Language
video/mp4
English
Controlling
VIDEO
FROM
from-blood-salvage-to-lifetime-10
How to be a good production assistant -- it's the key to having a long term entertainment industry career.
---
Please also visit our sister channel on Bitchute: https://www.bitchute.com/channel/yeKAwbRtYfz2/
GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT THIS CHANNEL:
ENGLISH LANGUAGE CONTENT: More videos about entertainment careers will be uploaded (and in many cases reuploaded) over the next few months. Please stay tuned!
If you enjoyed this video, please check out the information about Strong Workforce, a multi-year grant dedicated to providing students with greater opportunities to meld traditional education with increased involvement and hands-on training from employers. Here is their website: https://www.cccco.edu/About-Us/Chancellors-Office/Divisions/Workforce-and-Economic-Development/Strong-Workforce-Program/CTE-Faculty-Resource-Hub---Career-Technical-Education-Information/What-is-Strong-Workforce
This channel is dedicated to all sorts of content surrounding the entertainment industry. It was originally formed as a repository of content created for the California Community College Chancellor's Office Department of Economic and Workforce Development Doing What Matters Initiative. Running from 2013-2018, numerous events and assets were created to enhance anyone interested in entertainment as a career to find the best career pathways in. In order to support that effort, a series of videos were created that dealt with "below-the-line" or "crafts" positions, which are often not taught in regular curriculum.
The program further expanded to include digital assets that might be amusing to general students. Dan Watanabe, founder of this channel, was a grant director.
Want to know more about digital media educational opportunities, upcoming events, and jobs? Please visit our informal facebook page at http://facebook.com/ictdmla
Want to know more about the jobs picture in the entertainment industry? See the LA Economic Development Corporation report on jobs in the digital arts. http://laedc.org/2018/02/08/report-ccw-dme/
Also please check out the Los Angeles Economic Development Corporation http://laedc.com and the LA Chamber of Commerce for ongoing information about new workforce developments. http://lachamber.com
JAPANESE LANGUAGE CONTENT: Having attended high school in Japan, channel owner Dan Watanabe found this also to be a place where interesting tidbits from his days in Japan could provide a nostalgic backwards look for his former classmates -- as well as his current students. Further, this could be of cultural interest to westerners.
Like and subscribe!
...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f8tqzsNuodM
Transaction
Created
1 month ago
Content Type
Language
video/mp4
English
Controlling
VIDEO
WHY T
why-take-a-screenwriting-class-a-talk
On this episode of Backward Engineering Your Script, we talk with screenwriting instructor Adrian Castillo on his past, some of the reasons why taking a screenwriting class is preferable to just relying on books, and what some of the challenges to teaching are.
Adrian is currently teaching Broadcast 25, Introduction to Radio, Television and Film Writing at Los Angeles Valley College. Find out more about the program by checking out the class schedule for Spring 2021 here...
https://www.lavc.edu/schedule/index.aspx
---
WE NOW HAVE EXCLUSIVE CONTENT ON BITCHUTE!
Please visit our parallel channel there at... https://www.bitchute.com/channel/yeKAwbRtYfz2/
--------
Please "like" and "subscribe."
---
Take a look at the LA Valley College music department channel as well! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBASArqWU5taw-h4gERkkHw?view_as=subscriber
---
If you have interest in the entertainment industry, please visit our facebook page for free workshops, etc. that are now being offered online via zoom through LA Valley College. http://facebook.com/ictdmla
---
For statistics on the entertainment industry (pre-Covid) that describes job opportunities, please check out some of the following reports from the LA Economic Development Corporation... https://www.laedc.org/industries/entertainment/
...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LfdCXlx75tk
Transaction
Created
1 month ago
Content Type
Language
video/mp4
English
Controlling
VIDEO
BACKW
backward-engineering-your-script-all
In this episode, we examine how the characters in All About Eve interact with one another according to some of the accepted tropes for "what makes a good character" in a screenplay/teleplay.
---
Please also visit our sister channel on Bitchute: https://www.bitchute.com/channel/yeKAwbRtYfz2/
GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT THIS CHANNEL:
ENGLISH LANGUAGE CONTENT: More videos about entertainment careers will be uploaded (and in many cases reuploaded) over the next few months. Please stay tuned!
If you enjoyed this video, please check out the information about Strong Workforce, a multi-year grant dedicated to providing students with greater opportunities to meld traditional education with increased involvement and hands-on training from employers. Here is their website: https://www.cccco.edu/About-Us/Chancellors-Office/Divisions/Workforce-and-Economic-Development/Strong-Workforce-Program/CTE-Faculty-Resource-Hub---Career-Technical-Education-Information/What-is-Strong-Workforce
This channel is dedicated to all sorts of content surrounding the entertainment industry. It was originally formed as a repository of content created for the California Community College Chancellor's Office Department of Economic and Workforce Development Doing What Matters Initiative. Running from 2013-2018, numerous events and assets were created to enhance anyone interested in entertainment as a career to find the best career pathways in. In order to support that effort, a series of videos were created that dealt with "below-the-line" or "crafts" positions, which are often not taught in regular curriculum.
The program further expanded to include digital assets that might be amusing to general students. Dan Watanabe, founder of this channel, was a grant director.
Want to know more about digital media educational opportunities, upcoming events, and jobs? Please visit our informal facebook page at http://facebook.com/ictdmla
Want to know more about the jobs picture in the entertainment industry? See the LA Economic Development Corporation report on jobs in the digital arts. http://laedc.org/2018/02/08/report-ccw-dme/
Also please check out the Los Angeles Economic Development Corporation http://laedc.com and the LA Chamber of Commerce for ongoing information about new workforce developments. http://lachamber.com
JAPANESE LANGUAGE CONTENT: Having attended high school in Japan, channel owner Dan Watanabe found this also to be a place where interesting tidbits from his days in Japan could provide a nostalgic backwards look for his former classmates -- as well as his current students. Further, this could be of cultural interest to westerners.
Like and subscribe!
...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mLlduHE53_c
Transaction
Created
1 month ago
Content Type
Language
video/mp4
English