EP071 "From IT to Filmmaking: Jon Navarro's Journey"
Filmmaker Jon Navarro shares his inspiring transition from a career in IT to creating the award-winning film, Soledad. The conversation highlights the power of hands-on mentorship in achieving creative success.
Tim and Tom analyze the synergy between music scoring and the independent film festival circuit in the age of AI. They also discuss how professional branding and collaboration fuel success in commercial media.
The guys celebrate the massive milestone of releasing 1,000 royalty-free tracks into the digital streaming world. They discuss why honest audience connection is far more valuable than the pursuit of viral fame.
Tim and Olivia examine how unpredictable social media algorithms are changing the way independent artists build their brands. They discuss the vital importance of owning your audience through tools like email lists.
Olivia returns to dive deeper into the necessity of remaining an authentic artist in a crowded market. This segment explores how to balance creative flow with the discipline required for successful collaboration.
Tim Kulig provides an update on his push to publish one thousand tracks, featuring new orchestral pieces and growth strategies. He shares insights on current software tools and upcoming creative partnerships.
Tim Kulig discusses his prolific output and the specific creative processes that drive his music production. The episode highlights the need for constant innovation and collaboration in the digital era.
Tim shares updates on his intense sprint to reach the 1,000-song milestone and how it has reshaped his priorities. Catch the latest news on the VHS Massacre and Video Dreams film festival circuit.
This episode covers a wide range of creative updates while troubleshooting file size frustrations with video editing software. Tim experiments with better ways to integrate show intros and outros seamlessly.
This week, Kelly and Tim discuss content creation, music production, streaming, health, and productivity. They also share insights on indie gaming, creativity, weight management, and balancing personal well-being with creative work.
Tom and I discuss a new podcast idea, VHS Massacre Goes Commercial, inspired by memorable cable TV commercials, where we revisit classic ads and explore the stories and conversations they spark.
EP063 "In the Studio with Output's Analog Strings!"
This week, I explore Analog Strings patches for orchestral and D&D music projects, sharing how understanding each patch’s unique character can inspire creativity and new musical ideas.
This week, I share my raw, unedited process of exploring software patches and searching for inspiration for the next tune. It's a behind-the-scenes look at how I continue working toward my goal of publishing 1,000 songs.
EP061 "War of the Worlds or Who Asked for This Anyways!?"
Tim Kulig and Tom Seymour review Netflix’s War of the Worlds, discussing its plot, characters, and production choices while humorously critiquing its flaws and comparing it to the legacy of the original story.
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