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Smithsonian Television

If you are not aware, Smithsonian has a channel and they produce original content. Not unlike history as produced by Discovery Channel or History Channel, these are sleak and well made consolidations of information into very short amounts of time. Much of their content is available online in full episodes and I recently came across the […]

Sound Bite

The podcast How Sound produced by Rob Rosenthal is all about how radio shows and podcasts are made. It’s a seriously good podcast for anyone but especially those interested in great storytelling and the ways of production. This particular episode, The Loneliest Creature On Earth, chronicles the discovery of a whale whose sound is unlike anything else. […]

Bishara’s Conjuring

“It just makes sense to me. It’s the language that I most naturally speak…” –Joseph Bishara* Last week saw the release of The Conjuring to surprising critical praise. Writers who have previously, and adamantly, proclaimed James Wan a hack of a director have suddenly termed him a horror auteur; dramatic turn for a man whose […]