Scottish Students on Screen - a Podcastmatters Ltd Production

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Recorded live at the Scottish Students on Screen event March 14th 2008, this podcast features interviews with attendees, speakers and film students on where they see film and cinema heading in this new media age.

Episodes

  1. 03/14/2008

    SSOS - David Peto - Unit Post-Production

    Unit Post-Production's managing director David Peto talks passionately about how the one-time poor cousin of traditional advertising, the viral ad, has now grown up. He says new media, distributed to niche audiences via the 'net, is a growth industry. Play RSS Feed Production and Syndication by Podcastmatters Ltd

  2. 03/14/2008

    SSOS - David Smith - Creative Loop

    Creative Loop's David Smith enthuses on how digital technology and new media has blown the doors to creative expression wide open. Play RSS Feed Production and Syndication by Podcastmatters Ltd

  3. 03/14/2008

    SSOS - Hilary McCusker - BBC Editor

    BBC film editor Hilary McCusker compares the change in media since her early days as an editor, wearing white gloves and pulling strips of film from bins. Play RSS Feed Production and Syndication by Podcastmatters Ltd

  4. 03/14/2008

    SSOS - Barry Mendel - Hollywood Producer

    Acclaimed Hollywood producer Barry Mendel offers his opinion on new media and the place it should have with content creators. Play RSS Feed Production and Syndication by Podcastmatters Ltd

  5. 03/14/2008

    SSOS - Marisa Privitera - Scottish Students on Screen

    Scottish Students on Screen project manager Marisa Privitera explains what the purpose of SSOS is and answers the question as to the validity of the smaller screen. Play RSS Feed Production and Syndication by Podcastmatters Ltd

  6. 03/14/2008

    SSOS - Stuart Murdoch - Belle & Sebastian

    Hailed as the greatest ever Scottish band, Belle and Sebastian made a huge critical impact. Their front man Stuart Murdoch talks about why he feels the future's bright for bands who want to use new media to build an audience. Play RSS Feed Production and Syndication by Podcastmatters Ltd

  7. 03/14/2008

    SSOS - Frank McGowan & Gary Thomas O' Donnell

    Two film makers who pitched to Channel 4 tell us about their views on new media and how they're using social networks to build up an audience for their passion. Play RSS Feed Production and Syndication by Podcastmatters Ltd

  8. 03/14/2008

    SSOS - Lina Prestwood - Current TV

    Current TV's Lina Prestwood joins with Charlie Philips to talk about finding new talent via video sharing sites. Is that where to look and does audience size really matter? And does the fact that it's new media online mean that it's of poor production quality? Play RSS Feed Production and Syndication by Podcastmatters Ltd

  9. 03/14/2008

    SSOS - Eddie Harrison - Moderator, Pitch! Panel

    Eddie Harrison, moderator of the Pitch! panel, claims that new media is where it's at. Listen to his reasons. Play RSS Feed Production and Syndication by Podcastmatters Ltd

  10. 03/14/2008

    SSOS - James Mavor - Screen Academy Scotland

    James Mavor of Screen Academy Scotland, enthuses about how new media is revolutionising both the way students produce content and interact with one another. Play RSS Feed Production and Syndication by Podcastmatters Ltd">Play RSS Feed Production and Syndication by Podcastmatters Ltd

  11. 03/14/2008

    SSOS - Charlie Philips

    Charlie Philips, editor of FourDocs, opines on whether old media and new media can co-exist and help one another. Play RSS Feed Production and Syndication by Podcastmatters Ltd

  12. 03/14/2008

    SSOS - Mark Thomas

    Mark Thomas of Scottish Screen talks about the viability of film students getting themselves noticed via sites like YouTube. Play RSS Feed Production and Syndication by Podcastmatters Ltd

  • 12 Episodes

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Recorded live at the Scottish Students on Screen event March 14th 2008, this podcast features interviews with attendees, speakers and film students on where they see film and cinema heading in this new media age.

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