Posts by Frank Scacciaferro
Got a problem? Change your POV. – Just Sayin S1:E6
Got a problem? Change your POV. Or hide in a road case like Joe. See how being a kid helps your career.
Read MoreFind the niche, find success. But how do you find it? – Just Sayin S1:E5
Find the niche, find success. But how do you find it? Joe reveals how as he guides you through the maze of the entertainment media production world.
Read MoreWhat if you had a production studio that could fit in your pocket? – Just Sayin S1:E4 (Pt. 2)
What if you had a production studio that could fit in your pocket? You likely do – the smartphone. Let Joe guide you through this hysterical, prop-filled history tour of everyday tech.
Read MoreWhat does Shakespeare have to do with production tech? – Just Sayin S1:E3
What does Shakespeare have to do with production tech? Learn Joe’s fail-proof method that would have the poet himself operating a DSLR.
Read MoreWhat if you had a production studio that could fit in your pocket? – Just Sayin S1:E4 (Pt. 1)
How did the phonograph become an MP3? Why is the tech industry awful at naming cool tech? Check out this engaging history lesson as Joe breaks his mom’s priceless 78rpm music record
Read MoreDon’t let great ideas go to waste. – Just Sayin S1:E2
Having a great idea without anyone knowing about it ain’t so great. You need to be Nikola Tesla AND Steve Jobs. Here’s how.
Read MoreYou have an exciting new idea. – Just Sayin S1:E1
You have an exciting new idea. But will it succeed in the entertainment biz? Find out from the experts who’ve done it.
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Performing with nerves – Crew Call S5:E1
When you approach a gig whether you’ve done it dozens of times or it’s the first time on a gig, being nervous is natural. If you’re not nervous then you probably don’t care and you probably shouldn’t be doing it.
Read MoreMentorship and Apprenticing – Crew Call S4:E10
For thousands of years people learned skills and trades at the heels of a master. These positions were known as apprenticeships. They were difficult to land and took years of study. We evolved to formal group education. Allowing more people access to skills and knowledge. Are we better off now or then?
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