Veteran post production supervisor Jennifer Phillips is interviewed by future post production supervisor Armen Fetulagian (now doing Umbrella Academy) about the most common post production problems. 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=zL72FRpKmh8

In this grouping of interviews, First Assistant Director Greg Zekowski discusses producing a set with industrial filmmaker/writer/educator Adrian Castillo and current trainee for line producer Garen Tanielian. --- 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=F9La6_1hACg