Category: Education - Learning

Do you know somebody who would love to learn the principles of mixing audio and video on a computer and produce Hollywood-like films from the comforts of home?

For less than twenty bucks, you can own (or gift) Ethan Winer’s Tele-Vision DVD which is packed with over three hours of audio/video educational content.

Below is a seven-minute promotional trailer on Youtube that Ethan recently created to augment the DVD description on his site and clarify the educational values packed into his DVD.

Essentially the DVD contains two music videos, plus three hours of additional content showing in detail how the videos were made.

The educational content on the DVD ranges from intermediate to advanced, split between on-camera technical explanations and screen-cap videos showing details of EQ, compression, reverb, etc. and other mixing decisions.

The tutorials cover both the audio and video aspects of production including video editing, green screens, lighting, using multiple cameras, and much more.

It’s not a beginner’s how-to guide for connecting a microphone to a sound card, but it will be useful to anyone who wants to see how a sophisticated video production is put together.

Click here to buy your copy today!

This audio interview is approximately 18 minutes in length and the file is a 4.5 meg mp3 file
If you don’t have flash player click here to download mp3 file

About the Interview
Here we talk with Dr. Janet Kiehl - an expert in career dynamics and organizational change.

This interview covers the spectrum of finding meaningful work - not just another job, but work that truly sustains for life and taps the soul.

Dr. Kiehl starts by recounting her own career transition from an unhappy software engineer to leading a 750 person team which went from zero to 1/2 billion in sales within twelve months, during a time period which also required each of her team members to change at their fundamental levels.

Janet then moves on to explain why over 70 percent of today’s workplace is in dislocation and is status-ficing - a word that captures those who are just hanging on - not quite satisfied but stuck with the status quo.

The journey of Dani is a wonderful illustration of a Research Scientist who migtrates thru the complex issues of career dynamics and how she moved through her fears, her cultural biases, abandoned her skill investments, and how Dani ultimately found the courage to find meaningful work.

Janet also touches on the power of groups, group dynamics and why just reading a book is not enough to ignite a chain reaction for meaningful career change.