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TV SHOWCASE

Del Pullen | Studio Killmotor

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A showcase for the best takes on television with your host Del Pullen. TVSC includes the following segments: Pilot Pass, First Impressions, That's All Folks, Redux & Redos, Crossover Chaos, Screen Sized, Behind the Broadcast, TV v. TV, and Gone Too Soon
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Broadcast Behind the Screens

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Broadcast Behind the Screens gives you the ins and outs of the television industry, taking a look behind the glitz and glam. Each week, hosts Alice Redman and Heather Fallon bring you exclusive industry insights and interviews from the sector, from on-screen talent to commissioners and even those currently making the cups of tea. Join the duo weekly for insights into television news, the latest greenlights and more from behind the screens.
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Have you ever wondered how the content on your screen got there? Who created it, owns it, and how can you do it too? If you're a content creator, filmmaker, producer, artist, or just love scrolling through entertainment, you've probably asked yourself these questions and more. Join Entertainment & Intellectual Property attorney, Pete Salsich - The Screen Lawyer ­­– and his occasional guests as they explore different aspects of screen content. From intellectual property protection and busines ...
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VP Land

New Territory Media

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VP Land offers a glimpse into the future of media creation. Our podcast features interviews and conversations with filmmakers and innovators at the cutting edge of filmmaking and broadcast technology. From virtual production to generative AI and beyond, learn behind-the-scenes insights and stay ahead of the latest news and trends in content creation. Get the free VP Land newsletter in your inbox: https://ntm.link/l45xWQ
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NBC’s Community revolutionized broadcast television with its wit, heart, and uninhibited ambition. But behind the scenes, the trials and tribulations Community endured to get and stay on the air were just as thrilling as what made it onto the screen. With the assistance of hundreds of contemporaneous articles and interviews, join Alex Wong (The Wong Takes) on a spoiler-free journey through a decade of love, loss, and triumph—in other words, The Story of Community. Full series available now.
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Bob McCullough & Suzanne Herrera McCullough, creators of www.WhereHollywoodHides.com, host this one-of-a-kind intimate behind-the-scenes podcast conversation about the best years Classic TV, movies and music. They have plenty to tell you about how they broke into Hollywood and have survived in the most exciting and challenging business in the world! Bob & Suzanne are showbiz industry veterans with more than 200 primetime television and film credits who openly share their stories from inside ...
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Episode: "Ace Degenerate" 34 years after losing the All Valley Karate Championship, Johnny Lawrence decides to reopen the Cobra Kai Dojo while his school adversary, Daniel LaRusso, runs a successful auto business. This decision reignites his old rivalry. The series explores themes of redemption, rivalry, and the complexities of mentorship, often bl…
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Home videos have been a cherished way to capture and preserve family memories, offering a candid glimpse into everyday life. Before the advent of smartphones and digital cameras, camcorders played a pivotal role in documenting these moments. In the 1980s and '90s, camcorders became increasingly popular, transforming how families recorded special oc…
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In this episode of The Screen Lawyer Podcast, Pete Salsich dives into a recent U.S. Copyright Office report that highlights the potential inadequacy of current laws to address the challenges brought by AI, particularly in the areas of deepfakes and digital replicas. The episode also discusses the "NO FAKES Act," a bipartisan legislative initiative …
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Dive into the future of virtual production with Tim Moore, CEO of Vū. Discover the trends he's seen in smaller stages, AI adoption (and looming crash), and the democratization of filmmaking in this insightful interview. 📧 GET THE VP LAND NEWSLETTER Subscribe for free for the latest news and BTS insights on video creation 2-3x a week: https://ntm.li…
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Episode: "Knight of the Phoenix" High-tech crime fighter, Michael Long, played by David Hasselhoff is nearly killed in the line of duty. He is saved by a mysterious benefactor named Wilton Knight. Wilton gives him a new identity, Michael Knight, and a new mission: to fight for justice on behalf of the Foundation for Law and Government (FLAG). Micha…
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On this episode of First Impressions, we’re going dive into the world of sports broadcasting. First up, a behind-the-scenes look at the team producing a live late-night day-in-review sports show. It’s none other than Aaron Sorkin’s Sports Night (1998). A fast-paced, quick-witted ensemble comedy that helped pioneer the walk-and-talk filming style th…
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On Wednesday, July 24th, Pete Salsich hosted a live recording of The Screen Lawyer podcast in partnership with Cinema St. Louis' 2024 Filmmakers Showcase. The program focused on the ever-evolving world of independent film distribution. Pete engaged a panel of industry experts, including Andrea Sporcic-Klund (Missouri Film Commissioner, Director of …
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Dive into the world of high-speed cinematography and virtual production with Steve Giralt, founder of The Garage. Learn how robotics, custom rigs, and LED walls are reinventing food and beverage commercials. 📧 GET THE VP LAND NEWSLETTER Subscribe for free for the latest news and BTS insights on video creation 2-3x a week: https://ntm.link/vp_land 📺…
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Episode: "Rally Cap" Del Pullen & Matthew Pizana discuss IFC's raunchy comedy Brockmire (2017). A modern classic created and portrayed by the multi-talented Hank Azaria as a washed-up former baseball announcer trying to break back into the business after a decade of crawling at rock bottom. Contact TV SHOWCASE Patreon | YouTube | TikTok | Instagram…
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Ed O'Neill is an American actor known for his iconic roles as Al Bundy in Married... with Children (1987) and Jay Pritchett in Modern Family (2009). Both shows significantly showcased O'Neill's versatility as an actor, transitioning from the cynical and beleaguered Al Bundy to the more mature and occasionally befuddled Jay Pritchett. His performanc…
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In this episode of The Screen Lawyer Podcast, host Pete Salsich welcomes Emmett Williams, Director of Festival Curation and Education for Cinema Saint Louis. Emmett shares his insightful journey from documentary filmmaker to his current pivotal role, revealing his passion for nurturing the local film community. Discover the collaborative process be…
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Episode: "Pilot" A dysfunctional, yet lovably outrageous, family living in suburban Chicago. Married... With Children (1987) satirized societal norms and stereotypes through exaggerated characters and absurd situations, resonating with audiences who appreciated its irreverent take on everyday life. Its success paved the way for other edgier comedie…
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"Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to laugh..." Join us as we embark on a journey through the sitcom landscapes of Perfect Strangers (1986) and Fresh Off the Boat (2015). Discover how these iconic shows not only entertained audiences but also paved the way for diverse representation on television. Whether you're a fan revi…
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Join hosts Pete Salsich and Gary Pierson on The Screen Lawyer Podcast as they unpack the groundbreaking lawsuit shaking up the music industry. Discover how AI innovators like Suno and Udio are clashing with major music labels over copyright infringement, and what this pivotal battle means for the future of music and artists' rights. Original Theme …
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Episode: "The Cellar" While Del is off on some amazing adventure Michael Zavala from MZ Now steps in to help co-host with Matthew. The reboot of Amazing Stories (2020) brings a modern twist to the classic anthology format. Produced by Apple TV+ and executive produced by Steven Spielberg, the series comprises five episodes, each offering a unique st…
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Jim Rider shares his VFX journey from shooting miniatures to virtual production, offering insights into the evolution of visual effects in filmmaking. Discover the cutting-edge VP setup at Pier59 Studios and learn about the challenges and opportunities in modern filmmaking. 📧 GET THE VP LAND NEWSLETTER Subscribe for free for the latest news and BTS…
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The 1960s was a decade of significant cultural, social, technological, and political change, characterized by movements that challenged norms and reshaped societies worldwide with vast geopolitical tensions. So we went with a show featuring a comedian tripping over furniture in The Dick Van Dyke Show (1961) and another featuring a post-nuclear wast…
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In this episode of The Screen Lawyer, Pete Salsich dives into the transformative potential of Missouri's new Film Tax Credit with Kelley Hiatt from the Saint Louis Film Office. Discover why the Netflix hit series Ozark, set in Missouri, was filmed in Georgia and how Missouri aims to turn the tide with its own competitive incentives. Original Theme …
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Episode: "That '80s Pilot" Set in 1984, That '80s Show (2002) revolved around a group of friends navigating life and relationships in San Diego during the colorful and vibrant decade of the 1980s. Each episode of typically featured nostalgic references to '80s pop culture, fashion, and music, aiming to capture the essence of the era. Contact TV SHO…
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Pull up a stool, grab your favorite beverage, and Del Pullen and James Parker us as they delve into the comedic worlds of two iconic television shows that capture the essence of camaraderie, humor, and the pursuit of one's dreams against the backdrop of unconventional settings: Cheers (1982) & Eastbound and Down (2009). So, whether you're a Mayday …
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In this week’s episode of The Screen Lawyer Podcast, host Pete Salsich delves into the recent controversy involving Scarlett Johansson and OpenAI. Johansson was asked by OpenAI to lend her voice to ChatGPT, reminiscent of her role in the film "Her," but ultimately she decided against it. Despite her refusal, OpenAI proceeded with a voice strikingly…
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In this episode, we dive into the world of virtual production with Meredith Brace Sloss and Jess Marley from Halon Entertainment. They share insights from their work on The Mandalorian, Pinocchio, and other groundbreaking projects 📧 GET THE VP LAND NEWSLETTER Subscribe for free for the latest news and BTS insights on video creation 2-3x a week: htt…
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Episode: "Filmed Before a Live Studio Audience" WandaVision (2021) is a Marvel Cinematic Universe series that delves into the life of two Avengers who find themselves living idyllic suburban lives. Set after the events of Avengers: Endgame the series initially appears as a classic sitcom homage. However, as the couple navigates their idealized exis…
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In the heart of the city, where crime never sleeps and laughter is the best weapon, two titans of zany law enforcement are brought together in a whirlwind of comedic chaos. With their razor-sharp wit and unorthodox methods, Detective Frank Drebin of Police Squad (1982) and Angie Tribeca (2016) tackle everything from petty theft to international esp…
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In this episode of The Screen Lawyer Podcast, host Pete Salsich delves into a recent U.S. Supreme Court case that addresses the complexities of copyright infringement claims under the Copyright Act, particularly focusing on the statute of limitations and the recovery of damages for older infringements. The case in question is Warner Chappell Music …
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Episode: "Alive in Tucson" The Last Man on Earth (2015) is a comedic and poignant exploration of isolation, survival, and the human spirit set against the backdrop of a post-apocalyptic world. Created by Will Forte, the show debuted in 2015 and quickly carved out a niche for itself with its unique blend of humor, absurdity, and occasional moments o…
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Through their comedic escapades both The Jetsons (1964) and Futurama (1999) satirical commentary, both shows explore themes of family, technology, and the absurdities of future society. Whether it's the utopian optimism of The Jetsons or the irreverent wit of Futurama, these animated classics continue into the future! Originally aired on March 28, …
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In this episode of The Screen Lawyer Podcast, host Pete Salsich explores the legal complexities of tattoos and copyright law. He discusses a recent lawsuit where tattoo artist James Hayden sued LeBron James and 2k Games for featuring his designs in a video game without permission. Drawing from his experience in a similar case involving Mike Tyson's…
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GUEST: Alex Gaskin from the "Double Double Feature Feature" podcast. Episode: "Episode 1" Pilot Pass hops the pond from the good old US of A over to Europe for the sharp-tongued, but not always quick-witted young ladies from Derry Girls (2018) set in Ireland during The Troubles of the late 1990s. Contact TV SHOWCASE Patreon | YouTube | TikTok | Ins…
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The scene opens with a cozy living room. A 1938 radio/TV thingamabob sits on a coffee table, playing cute videos and/or broadcast audio clips of puppies and kittens. Then... Orson Wells's deep bass voice penetrates the living room. Prepare for... The Invaders (1967) & 3 Body Problem (2024) Originally aired on March 21, 2024. Music: "Sport Rock" by …
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On this week’s episode of The Screen Lawyer Podcast, Pete Salsich is joined by his longtime friend and colleague, Jeremy Corray. Together, they dive into Jeremy's career journey, exploring the transition from traditional advertising to branded content, the legal aspects of online marketing, the emergence of social media influencers, and the vital r…
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Episode: "Not Your Average Joe" Tiger King (2020) is a true crime documentary series that gained widespread attention upon its release on Netflix in March 2020. The series delves into the bizarre and often controversial world of big cat breeding and exotic animal trading in the United States, focusing primarily on the life and exploits of Joe Exoti…
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In this episode of VP Land, Aaron Gordon from Synapse VP and David Long from RIT dive into the current state and future of virtual production. Learn about the challenges of LED stage design, how they're teaching virtual production, and how emerging tech like AI will impact filmmaking. RIT | Certified Get Certified in Virtual Production http://ntm.l…
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The Flintstones (1967) and The Simpsons (1989) stand as two of the most iconic animated sitcoms in television history, each leaving an indelible mark on popular culture with their wit, charm, and enduring appeal. While set in different eras and with distinct animation styles, both shows share a knack for sharp humor, memorable characters, and insig…
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In this episode of The Screen Lawyer Podcast, host Pete Salsich welcomes Ryan Green, Fractional Chief Media Officer at The Last Splash. They explore the concept of media placement and its transformation in the digital age, highlighting the role of AI in targeted advertising. Ryan shares his perspectives on the future of digital advertising and the …
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In this episode of VP Land, we dive into the world of sci-fi and indie production with Steve Dabal, co-founder of the production house The Family. Steve shares his experience working on the indie sci-fi rom-com, Molli and Max in the Future, and how the filmmakers overcame budget constraints with creative solutions. 📧 GET THE VP LAND NEWSLETTER Subs…
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Episode: "Fundraiser" Del Pullen & Matthew Pizana tackle Armando Iannucci's Americanized version of his hit BBC show The Thick of It with the now classic political juggernaut HBO's VEEP (2012) starring Julia Louis-Dreyfus as the foul-mouth, first woman vice-president of the United States, Selina Meyers. Contact TV SHOWCASE Patreon | YouTube | TikTo…
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All in the Family (1971) and Family Guy (1999) are two iconic television shows that have left lasting impressions on audiences through their unique approaches to comedy and social commentary. While vastly different in style and tone, both series have become cultural touchstones, offering distinctive perspectives on family dynamics, societal issues,…
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In this episode of the Screen Lawyer Podcast, Pete Salsich welcomes special guest Ed Herman, the seasoned attorney and co-owner of Brown & Crouppen. Ed reflects on his diverse career path, highlighting the importance of flexibility and embracing life's unpredictability. From high-profile trials to innovative digital entertainment collaborations wit…
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In this episode of VP Land, we dive into the ZEISS CinCraft Scenario with Nick Hayes and Tanner Grimshaw, a powerful camera tracking system for virtual production. 📧 GET THE VP LAND NEWSLETTER Subscribe for free for the latest news and BTS insights on video creation 2-3x a week: https://ntm.link/vp_land 📺 MORE VP LAND EPISODES How GhostFrame is Cre…
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Episode: "Pilot" Del and Matt salivate over Guy Fieri's Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives (2016) a greasy spoon showcase of the best lesser-known restaurants America has to offer. Triple D features small eateries, mom-and-pop diners, and low-key dives with outstanding food that is often overlooked by tourists. Contact TV SHOWCASE Patreon | YouTube | TikT…
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This week's episode is a-boot two amazing actors and two amazing shows, all four of which are Canadian. That's right America's Hat (aka Mexico North) gave us both Second City TV / SCTV (1976) and Schitt's Creek (2015) both of which graciously decided to include the comedic talents of both Eugene Levy and Catherine O'Hara. Wise move, hosers. Origina…
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In this episode of the Screen Lawyer Podcast, Pete dives into the intricate world of copyright lawsuits surrounding the training of large language models. These lawsuits challenge the boundaries of fair use defenses and introduce new legal arguments, promising to reshape the landscape of AI copyright law. Original Theme Song composed by Brent Johns…
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In this episode, we dive deep into the making of Project Chimera with Snehal Patel, a music video project that blends classical Indian dance with high-tech filmmaking. We dive into: ‣ Working backward to figure out when virtual production is the right approach...and when it isn't ‣ Snehal's approach to integrating AI in storyboarding and 3D element…
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Episode: "Nothing in This World Is Easy" Russian Doll (2019) is a mind-bending Netflix series following Nadia Vulvokov, a cynical New Yorker who finds herself trapped in a mysterious time loop. On the night of her 36th birthday party, Nadia dies in a bizarre accident only to awaken at the party's start, reliving the same evening again and again. Co…
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Del joins his long-lost pal James Parker and gives everyone the low-down on two detective classics in the Inverted Detective Story style, aka How Catch 'Em: Columbo (1971) & Poker Face (2021). Originally aired on February 22, 2024. Music: "Sport Rock" by AudioCoffee. Contact TV SHOWCASE Patreon | YouTube | TikTok | Instagram | Discord | Facebook ©2…
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In this week's episode of The Screen Lawyer Podcast, it's finally Pete Salsich's turn to answer the question: "What's on your screen?" Original Theme Song composed by Brent Johnson of Coolfire Studios. Podcast sponsored by Capes Sokol. Learn more about THE SCREEN LAWYER™ TheScreenLawyer.com. Follow THE SCREEN LAWYER™ on social media: Facebook: http…
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Formerly Pilot Pass, your amazing (and handsome) host Del Pullen invites you into the world of TV Showcase, a more in-depth look at television both on the the screen and behind it. The journey of 1000 clicks of the remote begins here! Music: "Positive Kids" by AudioCoffee. Contact TV SHOWCASE Patreon | YouTube | TikTok | Instagram | Discord | Faceb…
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Welcome to Season Two of The Screen Lawyer Podcast! In this episode, your host Pete Salsich takes you on a journey through the highlights of Season One while offering an exciting glimpse into what's to come in Season Two. Get ready to dive into the legal intricacies of the entertainment industry as we tackle a wide range of topics. From ongoing leg…
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James Knight, AMD's Global Director of Media and Entertainment, shares some behind-the-scenes insight into his vast history of working on some of the biggest films in Hollywood, from the original Avatar to Gareth Edwards' The Creator to Pixar's Elemental. We also dive into: ‣ How AMD works with filmmakers and studios to push filmmaking technology f…
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